Browsing by Author "Azieze, Islem"

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    An Ergonomic approach to change student aggressive behavior in the scholar environment
    (University of Oum El Bouaghi, 2023) Kerbouche, Hichem; Azieze, Islem
    The study drew attention to an attempt to modify the Ergonomi of a classroom site in one of the educational institutions, with a view to modifying the aggressive behaviour of students in the classroom, and improving pedagogical performance. Experimented with a classroom that enabled us to engage pupils in physical ergonomic modification and in the way we work from excellent academic achievement as well as the absence of aggressive behaviors
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    An Ergonomic approach to change student aggressive behavior In the scholar environment. Case study of an educational institution
    (Oum El Bouaghi University, 15-06-20) Kerbouche, Hichem; Azieze, Islem
    The study drew attention to an attempt to modify the Ergonomi of a classroom site in one of the educational institutions, with a view to modifying the aggressive behaviour of students in the classroom, and improving pedagogical performance. Experimented with a classroom that enabled us to engage pupils in physical ergonomic modification and in the way we work from excellent academic achievement as well as the absence of aggressive behaviors
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    Implementing a training program to reduce economic losses from traffic accidents in Algeria
    (University of Oum El Bouaghi, 2023-06-30) Kerbouche, Hichem; Azieze, Islem
    This study aims to analyze the factors behind the high frequency of traffic accidents in Algeria and their economic impact. A mixed-methods approach, including surveys and focus group discussions, will be used to identify the causes of traffic accidents and propose evidence-based solutions to decrease their occurrence. The study will provide a better understanding of driver attitudes towards traffic laws and road safety in Algeria. A driver training program will be proposed to promote safe driving practices, which can significantly reduce the number of accidents and economic losses.