Questionnaire's survey
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We provide several question's Title: Lack of hostel accommodation and safety.
Objective: The…
We provide several question'sTitle: Lack of hostel accommodation and safety.
Objective: The goal of the research is to find out the student.
Areproblems faced by the female students and the effects to them.
Age 18 – 20 21 -23 24 and above
Faculty FKPPT FKASA FKKSA FIST
FSKKP FKEE FKM
Block C12 C13 C14 C15
Education level Degree Diploma
Questions
1. Are you satisfied with the hostel management? Yes/No
Areplacement of the hostel?
Yes No (go to question 3)
2. Please give you feeling safety enoughown reason.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
3. Do you feel safe while liveliving here? Yes/No
Did
Yes (go to question 5) No
4. Give the reason why did you say so?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
5. What are the problems that occur according to this matter?
A. Sexual harassment
B. Social problem
C. Others; ………………………..
6. Did you feel
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about this situation? Yes/No
Did you think thereproblem?
Yes No
7. What are the effects to you or alland the other girls? Yes/No
If
A. Low confident level
B. Decrease of study performance
C. More social problems occur
D. Others; ……………………….
8. Did you report the problems that occur to any of this?
A. JHEPA
B. Faculty
C. The felo’s
D. Security guard
9. If there is any option, diddo you want
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move from this hostel? Yes/No
What are complainingthe hostels? Please state your reason.
Yes, because…………………………………………………………………………….
No, because ………………………………………………………………………….....
10. In your opinion, what is the best solution that you wantcan be taking to tell us?
If you have any suggestion, please state it. solve this problem?
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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chapter 2
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The hostels problem now is the one of the common problems to all university in the…
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Chapter 2
The hostels problem now is the one of the common problems to all university in the world. The female students face multiple problems and ranging from accommodation to cultural adjustment. [Islamabad, 2008]
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Women, 2006]
The
The effect from
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of student performance.performance in study. The performance
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Women, 2008]
On the other hand, some of the female student even obliged to give up their studies because lack of hostel accommodation and safety. In Punjab, women have an insignificant share of the services in the country. [Bashir, 2009]
There are a lot of ways to overcome the problems, one of the way to overcome the problem is to reported the situation or condition to the person who in charge or friends. That report must be including date, time, place, you’re feeling about the situation and that you the behavior must be stop immediately. About 32% female students have been sexually harassed reported feeling afraid or scared. [Warren, 2009]
Besides that, the university should designed regulation specific just for hostels because most of the hostels run independently and government has had a few powers to intervene. That’s because now currently no regulations designed specifically for the hostels. [Press Release: New Zealand government, 2005]
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Chapter 3
3.1 Settings
We didn’t specific the faculty or the courses but we do specifics the…
Chapter 3
3.1 Settings
We didn’t specific the faculty or the courses but we do specifics the gender while doing this research, we specific this research only to the girl’s. The information that we required is the gender, age, year of study, courses and from which block. We also made an appointment with the JHEPA to do the interviews and search what the exact problems that occur.
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First of all, we distribute the questions to the respondent which is the students at block C12, C13, C14 and C15. We make it separately which is Hakimah distribute at and C15, Haslinda distribute at C12 and C13 and Amirah distribute at C14. After done it, we collect back the answer sheets and arrange the data and analyze the data that we have collect. After that, we make the conclusion based on the data.
3.2.2 Instruments
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the problems. TheWe use two types of questions that we providewhich is close
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this research.
3.3 Data
1.3 Data Analysis
After the data collected, we going to calculate the percentage based on the questions. We using a chart to show the differences and shows the percentage from our research.
chapter 2
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Chapter 2
2.1 The problems.
Worldwide, the The hostels problems are problem now is …
Chapter 2 2.1 The problems.
Worldwide, theThe hostels problems areproblem now is the one of the common problems to all university in the world.
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[Islamabad, 2008]
Sexual
The other problems that student will deal with is the sexual harassment problems. Sexual harassment is
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students report was having been sexually harassed atcollege or university. [AAUW,It also state that 54% of male college students admit to sexually harassing someone in college which they is admitting to harassing someone often or occasionally. [American Association of University Women, 2006]
2.2 The effects.
The
The effect from the hostel problem will lead to decreasing of student performance. The performance of
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feel depressed. [AAUW,[American Association of University Women, 2008]
Chapter 1-Introduction
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Introduction
1.1 Background of your research
Nowadays, Hostel can be unsafe with a small number…
Introduction
1.1 Background of your research Nowadays,Hostel can be unsafe with a small number of cases that appear, even though most of the hostels are already well run and provide a safe environment. [Mallard, 2005] There is also a regulation that made under education ministry and all university or colleges have to follow that act. [Mallard, 2005]
Nowadays, there are
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female students. Hostel can be unsafe with a small number of cases that appear, even though most of
Generally, we do the hostels are already well runresearch at University Malaysia Pahang; we specified our research at KK3 only which mean girls at block C12, C13, C14 and provide a safe environment. [Mallard, 2005]
1.2C15. Students at this block are facing these problems than other girl’s students at KK1.
1.2 Research Objectives
· Investigate
There are three research objectives which are:
to investigate the problems
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female students.
· Investigate
to investigate the effects
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female students.
To find the solutions how to overcome this problems.
1.3 Research Questions
Our research questions are:
1. Are the female students safety secure?
2. How about their privacy?
3. How long will the problem last?
1.4 Definition of terms
chapter 2
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Chapter 2
2.1 The problems.
Worldwide, the hostels problems are now common problems to the wor…
Chapter 2
2.1 The problems.
Worldwide, the hostels problems are now common problems to the world. The female students face multiple problems and ranging from accommodation to cultural adjustment. [Islamabad, 2008]
Sexual harassment is the problems that occurs student on-student and there are 62% and of female college students report having been sexually harassed at university. [AAUW, 2006]
2.2 The effects.
The performance of the victims will decrease because the victim must be focusing more how to deal with the harassment and the surrounding. It will affect their education performance and will feel depressed. [AAUW, 2008]
JOURNAL
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“A major worry is that almost all the hostels lack hygiene and the number of bathrooms is inversely proportional to the number of inhabitants,” she added.
www.thenews.com
Hostel facility
Monday, March 23, 2009
By by Yousaf Ali
PESHAWAR: Instead of providing hostel facility to the genuine students of the largest public sector institution of higher education in the province, the administration of the University of Peshawar (UoP) has come up with a bid to divide the students.
A few students holding three placards staged a demonstration on the premises of the university in favour of the administration the other day. This would be perhaps the first demonstration by students of an educational institution in support of the management.
The stay of outsiders in the university hostel is no doubt a serious issue and the administration should take an effective action against it at any cost. But this does not mean that the genuine students of the institution are denied the facility.
The doors of the university hostels were closed on the evening shift and other students who availed the facility in place of their day-scholar friends when two student organisations — Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba and a splinter group of Pakhtun Students Federation — clashed with each other a few weeks ago.
The two organisations exchanged fire that resulted in injuries to a few students. The university administration besides registering case against some 20 members of the said organisations closed the institution for 10 days.
It is noteworthy that all those involved in the clash were regular students of the university and not outsiders and they paid for it heavily, as 10 of them were arrested by the campus police and each of them had to spend more than 10 days in jail. And sticking to its tradition, the police charged them in all the cases usually registered against terrorists and anti-state elements.
The incident affected the cordial environment of the university and wasted the precious time of the more than 5,000 students due to closure of the institutions. It fell hard on the evening shift students of the institution, as the hostel facility that they had availed after hectic efforts was snatched from them.
The university administration, after reopening the institution, deployed heavy contingents of police at every hostel that stopped all the non-card-holder dwellers from entry into the hostels.
The university administration was of the opinion that it had taken the decision to expel outsiders from the hostels.
The genuine students of the university, who had properly submitted hostel charges, approached the provost of the university to get their right back, but to no avail. They staged a protest demonstration that too failed to win them the facility.
The university administration, instead of refusing the hostel facility to all the non-card-holders, should have checked the enrolment of the students. If they were not regular students, only then the facility should have been refused to them, said a senior professor of the university.
The university administration instead of resolving the problems of the students tried to create bickering among them. When the affected students were staging protest demos for getting their right, a handful of their colleagues organised a separate demonstration to spoil their effort
