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E30936c46ece4ef49a9d70ac07 TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION TO 3ICSSE 2019 .............................................................................................. 2 3ICSSE 2019 – ORGANIZING COMMITTEE ............................................................................. 3 TENTATIVE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE ................................................................................ 6 WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANIZING CHAIR .................................................... 9 PUBLICATION ACHIEVEMENT ................................................................................................... 10 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ................................................................................................................... 11 EDITORIAL TEAM ........................................................................................................................... 13 ACCEPTED ABSTRACTS .............................................................................................................. 15 HEADWAY GLOBAL – UPCOMING EVENTS ......................................................................... 46 CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS ..................................................................................................... 47 CALL FOR PAPERS ......................................................................................................................... 48 INTRODUCTION TO 3ICSSE 2019 The success of our 1st and 2nd International Conference on Social Science and Education, has encouraged us to organise the third international conference this year. Third International Conference on Social Sciences and Education (3rd ICSSE-2019) is being organized by Headway Global Research Consultancy, Singapore in collaboration with Buxino Research Academy Pvt Ltd and Edu Psycho Research Institute, Indonesia on 27th & 28th April, 2019 at Grand Zuri Malioboro Hotel ,Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Yogyakarta is a city on the Indonesian island of Java, known for its traditional arts and cultural heritage. International Conference on Social Sciences and Education (3rd ICSSE-2019) is an annual conference. This is an initiative by Headway global Research Consultancy, Singapore to bring the scientists, academicians, NGOs and the industry experts under one roof to work together to discuss and contribute new ideas and research in the area of education and social sciences. Third ICSSE-2019 provides a global platform for a researcher to get equipped with an update on recent research developments and future avenues of growth in the field of Education and Social sciences. The theme for third ICSSE-2019 is Enriching Better Education and Social System. The area of focus for ICSSE-2019 is Education and Social Sciences. Theme: "Enriching Better Education and Social System” The papers on original works are solicited on a variety of topics, including but not limited to Education - It is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. Education conference hopefully provides educators inspiration, practical skills and expand their professional network through research discussion at this platform. Conference includes various fields like higher education, teaching and learning strategies, educational management and leadership, technical and vocational skills, higher order thinking and ICT. Social Science - Social Science is a major category of academic disciplines, concerned with society and the relationships among individuals within a society. It in turn has many branches, each of which is considered a "social science". The social sciences include economics, political science, human geography, demography, psychology, sociology, anthropology, archaeology, jurisprudence, history, behavioral sciences and linguistics. 3ICSSE 2019 – ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Our Advisors: Professor. Dr. Akbar Husain AMU, India Bina Nusantara University Jakarta, Professor. Dr. Sasmoko Indonesia Vice Dean, UIN Walisongo, Semarang, Dr. Misbah Zulfa Elizabeth Indonesia Adnan Menderes University, Aydin, Professor. Dr. Mehmet Eskin Turkey Dean, Faculty of Behavioural Sciences, Professor. Dr. Waheeda Khan SGT University, Delhi, India. Faculty of Social Science & Humanities Dr. Aqeel Khan Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Malaysia Organizing Chair: Headway Global Research Consultancy Professor Dr. Jayanthi S Pte Ltd, Singapore Head of Publication: Dr. Aqeel Khan Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Managing Director: Mr. Hishan S Sanil Headway Global Research Consultancy Pte Ltd, Singapore Head of Finance: Mrs. Aminah Headway Global Research Consultancy Pte Ltd, Singapore Head of Marketing Headway Global Research Consultancy Mrs Divya Pte Ltd, Singapore Head of Events: Ms. Yasinta Indrianti Registration: Ms. Ulfah Trijayanti Ms. Susan Octavianna Kusuma Wijaya Ms. Yuris Yustia Dewi ADVISORS Academic Advisors Dean, Faculty of Behavioural Sciences, Professor Dr. Waheeda Khan SGT University, Delhi, India Adnan Menderes University, Aydin, Professor Dr. Mehmet Eskin Turkey Professor Dr. Sasmoko BINUS University, Jakarta, Indonesia Professor Dr. Akbar Husain Aligarh Muslim University, India School of Medicine, IMU, Kuala Dr. Heethal Jaiprakash Lumpur, Malaysia Course Director Department of Associate Professor Dr. Prajna Barke Physiology, St. Matthew's University School of Medicine Cayman Islands Department of Biochemistry MAHSA Associate Professor Dr. Jaiprakash University, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Dr. Aqeel Khan Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Dr. Fahad Alshammari King Saudi University, Saudi Arabia Industry Advisors Mr. Hithin S Emirates Dubai Mr. Harish Sharma Varshyl, India Global Peace Partners (M) SDN. BHD, Mr. AB Hanfi Abdul Mannan Malaysia TENTATIVE PROGRAM SCHEDULE – 3ICSSE 2019 DAY 1 27th APRIL 2019 (SATURDAY) VENUE : Grand Zuri Malioboro Hotel ,Yogyakarta, Indonesia http://www.zhmhotels.com/hotel/grand-zuri-malioboro-yogyakarta TIME PROGRAM 8:00AM – 9:00AM CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 9:00AM – 9:30AM KEYNOTE 1 - Professor Dr Achmad Nurmandi 9:30AM – 10:00AM KEYNOTE 2 - Professor Dr. Sasmoko 10:00AM – 10:30AM KEYNOTE 3 - Dr. Aqeel Khan 10:30AM – 10:35AM Presentation of souvenir & Photo session TEA BREAK 10:35AM – 11:00AM 11:00AM – 12:15PM ORAL & POSTER PRESENTATION 12:15PM – 1:00PM LUNCH BREAK 1:00PM – 4:00PM ORAL & POSTER PRESENTATION 4:00PM – 4:30PM CLOSING CEREMONY & AWARD CEREMONY END OF DAY 1 DAY 2 28th APRIL 2019 (SUNDAY) VENUE : ONLINE ONLY VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS TENTATIVE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 3ICSSE – 2019 – TENTATIVE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE – ORAL PRESENTATION DATE: 27TH APRIL 2019 (SATURDAY) SESSION 1 ROOM NO.1 -MULIA 1 TIME: 11:00AM – 12:15PM SESSION CHAIR: TBC 3ICSSE 2019 – 5 3ICSSE 2019 – 15 3ICSSE 2019 – 21 3ICSSE 2019 – 23 (11:00AM-11:15AM) (11:15AM-11:30AM) (11:30AM-11:45AM) (11:45AM-12:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 32 (12:00PM-12:15PM) TIME: 1:00PM – 4:00PM ROOM NO.1 - MULIA 1 SESSION CHAIR: TBC 3ICSSE 2019 – 79 3ICSSE 2019 – 99 3ICSSE 2019 – 98 3ICSSE 2019 – 100 (1:00PM-1:15PM) (1:15PM-1:30PM) (1:30PM-1:45PM) (1:45PM-2:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 101 3ICSSE 2019 – 102 3ICSSE 2019 – 103 3ICSSE 2019 – 34 (2:00PM-2:15PM) (2:15PM-2:30PM) (2:30PM-2:45PM) (2:45PM-3:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 43 3ICSSE 2019 – 45 3ICSSE 2019 – 51 3ICSSE 2019 – 94 (3:00PM-3:15PM) (3:15PM-3:30PM) (3:30PM-3:45PM) (3:45PM-4:00PM) TIME: 1:00PM – 4:00PM ROOM NO.2 - MULIA 2 SESSION CHAIR: TBC 3ICSSE 2019 – 57 3ICSSE 2019 – 60 3ICSSE 2019 – 61 3ICSSE 2019 – 62 (1:00PM-1:15PM) (1:15PM-1:30PM) (1:30PM-1:45PM) (1:45PM-2:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 63 3ICSSE 2019 – 64 3ICSSE 2019 – 65 3ICSSE 2019 – 68 (2:00PM-2:15PM) (2:15PM-2:30PM) (2:30PM-2:45PM) (2:45PM-3:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 71 3ICSSE 2019 – 46 3ICSSE 2019 – 83 3ICSSE 2019 – 87 (3:00PM-3:15PM) (3:15PM-3:30PM) (3:30PM-3:45PM) (3:45PM-4:00PM) TIME: 1:00PM – 4:00PM ROOM NO.3 - MULIA 3 SESSION CHAIR: TBC 3ICSSE 2019 – 97 3ICSSE 2019 – 77 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (1:00PM-1:15PM) (1:15PM-1:30PM) (1:30PM-1:45PM) (1:45PM-2:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (2:00PM-2:15PM) (2:15PM-2:30PM) (2:30PM-2:45PM) (2:45PM-3:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (3:00PM-3:15PM) (3:15PM-3:30PM) (3:30PM-3:45PM) (3:45PM-4:00PM) 3ICSSE – 2019 – TENTATIVE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE – POSTER PRESENTATION DATE: 27TH APRIL 2019 (SATURDAY) SESSION 1 TIME: 1:00PM – 4:00PM ROOM – 1 - MULIA 1 SESSION CHAIR: TBC 3ICSSE 2019 – 16 3ICSSE 2019 – 18 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (1:00PM-1:15PM) (1:15PM-1:30PM) (1:30PM-1:45PM) (1:45PM-2:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (2:00PM-2:15PM) (2:15PM-2:30PM) (2:30PM-2:45PM) (2:45PM-3:00PM) 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – 3ICSSE 2019 – (3:00PM-3:15PM) (3:15PM-3:45PM) (3:45PM-4:00PM) 3ICSSE – 2019 – VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS SESSION 1 DATE: 28TH APRIL 2019 (SUNDAY) SESSION CHAIR: TBC TIME: TO BE FINALISED AND COMMUNICATED WITH THE PARTICIPANTS THROUGH EMAILS INDIVIDUALLY 3ICSSE 2019 - 25 3ICSSE 2019 - 35 3ICSSE 2019 - 42 3ICSSE 2019 - 49 3ICSSE 2019 - 50 3ICSSE 2019 - 53 3ICSSE 2019 - 67 3ICSSE 2019 - 70 3ICSSE 2019 - 90 3ICSSE 2019 - 93 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - 3ICSSE 2019 - Note: All the virtual presenters can send a presentation video to the email ID [email protected]. before 28th April 2019. WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANIZING CHAIR On behalf of Headway Global Research Consultancy, it is my pleasant privilege to welcome all our distinguished delegates to the Third International Conference on Social Sciences and Education (3rd ICSSE- 2019) which is being
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