Students found that the material presented via e-learning enhanced their classroom experience. They felt that the material presented was in alignment with what was being taught via face-to-face methods (Bentley, Shegunhi, & Scannell, 2010)
Blending e-learning into the classroom affords more opportunity for the presentation of material using a multimedia approach (George-Pallonis & Filak, 2009). A number of studies regarding recent applications of networked computers have inconsistent results, ranging from complete successes to absolute failures (Fetaji & Fetaji, 2009)
They also enjoyed the ability to work at any time of the day or night, and the ability to take their work with them via laptops (Jeffries & Hyde, 2010). Blending e-learning into the classroom affords more opportunity for the presentation of material using a multimedia approach (George-Pallonis & Filak, 2009)
They felt that they gained more practice than with the standard classroom. They also enjoyed the ability to work at any time of the day or night, and the ability to take their work with them via laptops (Jeffries & Hyde, 2010)
Afrin et al. finds that the women in Bangladesh are poor and also caught between two vastly different worlds: the world determined by the culture and tradition that confines their activities inside family homesteads, and the world shaped by increasing landlessness and poverty that drive them outside into wage employment (Afrin et al
The general people had a hope and dream that the political parties will develop the country and will eradicate poverty gradually, will provide jobs to the 50% unemployed people, will educate the 60% illiterate people; but their holy hope and dream have not been fulfilled due to frequent hostile political culture, beating, killing among the political party members, no patriotism among the political leaders, massive corruption, unnecessary frequent strike, unnecessary opposition to the government policy, etc. (Jalil & Rahman 2011) Bangladesh has been labeled a "chronically poor country" (Sen & Hulme 2004) and the consumption of 1,805kcal per capita per day is variously termed as "extreme poor," "hardcore poor," or "ultra-poor" (Ahmed 2009)
Bangladesh is considered one of the world's poorest countries, ranking third after India and China (Rural Poverty Portal 2011). Since its independence from Pakistan in 1971, Bangladesh has been striving to reduce its poverty (Ali & Talukder 2010)
The general people had a hope and dream that the political parties will develop the country and will eradicate poverty gradually, will provide jobs to the 50% unemployed people, will educate the 60% illiterate people; but their holy hope and dream have not been fulfilled due to frequent hostile political culture, beating, killing among the political party members, no patriotism among the political leaders, massive corruption, unnecessary frequent strike, unnecessary opposition to the government policy, etc. (Jalil & Rahman 2011) Bangladesh has been labeled a "chronically poor country" (Sen & Hulme 2004) and the consumption of 1,805kcal per capita per day is variously termed as "extreme poor," "hardcore poor," or "ultra-poor" (Ahmed 2009)
In looking at this inequality, globalization's impact on Bangladesh is often examined. In the 1990s, Bangladesh moved decisively to embrace the wave of globalization (Osmani 2005)
The general people had a hope and dream that the political parties will develop the country and will eradicate poverty gradually, will provide jobs to the 50% unemployed people, will educate the 60% illiterate people; but their holy hope and dream have not been fulfilled due to frequent hostile political culture, beating, killing among the political party members, no patriotism among the political leaders, massive corruption, unnecessary frequent strike, unnecessary opposition to the government policy, etc. (Jalil & Rahman 2011) Bangladesh has been labeled a "chronically poor country" (Sen & Hulme 2004) and the consumption of 1,805kcal per capita per day is variously termed as "extreme poor," "hardcore poor," or "ultra-poor" (Ahmed 2009)
In Pakistan, "58.7 million out of a total population of 180 million…" live in poverty (Ali, 2014)
The BBC reported that Bangladesh is ranked "as the most corrupt country on earth" and that "corruption is widespread" (Rahman, 2014). Meanwhile when an eight-story garment factory building collapsed in Bangladesh on April 24, 2013 "scores of people were killed" and the terrible plight of factory workers was again shown to the world (Bari, 2013)
Dr. Bruce Hoffman states that the jihadists (Taliban and al Qaeda) have enjoyed a "…policy of non-interference by Pakistan's security forces" (Hoffman, 2010)
Jones points out that the enclaves between India and Bangladesh are "inherently misrepresented/underrepresented" (Jones, 2013). And Mahmud writes that there is so much corruption in Bangladesh that the top leaders of one party (BNP) are "…either behind bars on corruption charges" or they are running away from law enforcement (Mahmud, 2008)
But if a government is forced to bow down to a corrupt political party, it seems that it is already dysfunctional. The BBC reported that Bangladesh is ranked "as the most corrupt country on earth" and that "corruption is widespread" (Rahman, 2014)
was fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, Pakistan was allowing the terrorists to move freely into Afghanistan. Ishaan Tharoor writes that the Pakistani Taliban were once a small "tribal" group along the border with Afghanistan, but now they are a "sprawling insurgency" that has links with "nationwide networks of criminal syndicates and other terrorist organizations" (Tharoor, 2014)
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