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1 - Provide a model for attracting faculty members to higher education institutions with a thematic analysis approach
seyedhassan alavirad Fereshteh Kordestani Yalda Delgoshaei Asad Hejazi
20.1001.1.20081138.1398.15.1.6.8

Today, the employment and employment of human capital in organizations, especially highereducation centers and universities, emphasizes the qualitative evaluation of applicants and therecruitment of qualified and capable people. Therefore, it is important to provide a s More

Today, the employment and employment of human capital in organizations, especially highereducation centers and universities, emphasizes the qualitative evaluation of applicants and therecruitment of qualified and capable people. Therefore, it is important to provide a suitablemodel for attracting academic staff. The aim of this study is to provide a model for attractingacademic staff to universities and higher education institutions. The research method isqualitative and analyzes the content. The statistical population consists of professors, specialists and experts in the management and planning of policy-making bodies in the field of recruitment and maintenance of human resources. Theme analysis was used. The results were analyzed according to the four stages of the recruitment process, including planning, recruitment, selection and self-employment. Detection”, 2 components (announcing the call and reviewing the applicants' file), in the“ selection ”section, 3 components (reviewing the scientific and general competence, inquiring from the authorities and issuing the executive board vote) and finally in the“ employment ”section, 3 components (informing). Complaints and rulings have been identified and presented in the form of a model for attracting academic staff to universities and higher education institutions Manuscript profile
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2 - Identifying the Dimensions, Components, and Indicators of Productivity Management for Province (Case study: Faculty Members of Islamic Azad University, Tehran)
Samereh Ghaffarian Amir Hosain Mahmoodi Fatemeh Hamidifar Fereshteh Kordestani

The aim of this study was to identify the dimensions, components and indicators of productivity management (Case study: faculty members of Islamic Azad Universities of Tehran province). The present study is developmental in terms of purpose, qualitative in data and impl More

The aim of this study was to identify the dimensions, components and indicators of productivity management (Case study: faculty members of Islamic Azad Universities of Tehran province). The present study is developmental in terms of purpose, qualitative in data and implementation method, and survey research in terms of data-collection. The participating community for interview included the experts in productivity management and Human resources; 30 people were selected purposefully as the statistical sample with realization condition of theoretical saturation. The library and field methods for data- collection and semi-structured interviews and research-made questionnaire for data- collection tool were applied. Content analysis and maxqoda 12 software were used for analyzing qualitative data. At last, 6 dimensions,12 components, and 52 indicators were finalized. The results of the study show that the dimensions of productivity management considering the management dimension include (leadership and implemental) components; organizational dimension includes (communicational and individual management) components; the environmental dimension includes the components of (interior and exterior factors); the individual dimension includes the components of (personality and moral features); professional dimension includes the components of (individual and organizational profession) the value dimension includes (related to individual and related to profession). Considering the dimensions and components, the proposed pattern has a good fit.  Manuscript profile
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3 - Presenting the management model of teaching life skills to elementary school students Based on triangulation factors
Ali Jabbari Zahirabadi Mehdi Shariatmadari Yalda Delgoshaei Fereshteh Kordestani
20.1001.1.2821059.1401.17.2.6.3

This study aimed to provide a pattern of life skill education management for primary students based on trifurcation factors. In the quantitative phase, the statistical population included 1457 primary teachers of Rafsanjan. Applying Cochran formula, the sample size was More

This study aimed to provide a pattern of life skill education management for primary students based on trifurcation factors. In the quantitative phase, the statistical population included 1457 primary teachers of Rafsanjan. Applying Cochran formula, the sample size was estimated at least 304, which were selected by simple random sampling. In order to explain the results better and discover the hidden cases in quantitative phase, 13 depth interviews were conducted in qualitative phase through purposive sampling method in the form of snow-ball. The data-collection tool in the life skill education component and trifurcation factors was researcher-made questionnaire. Its reliability by confirmatory factor analysis, its face validity and reliability by Alpha Cronbach calculation were estimated respectively 830.0 and 81.0. The research executive pattern was analyzed using the collected data from questionnaire and also applying descriptive and inferential statistical skills. The research pattern was proposed with 15 life skill components and 10 trifurcation factor components. The results of the research show that textbooks as one of the components of trifurcation factors are among the most effective components on mental health promotion. It can predict 6 life skill components; communication, representable skills, self- responsibility, work ethics, management, and healthy life skills. And society as the other effective component from behavioral trifurcation factors, can predict 5 life skill components; decision-making, creative thinking, targeting, problem-solving, and self-consciousness. And the next effective component of trifurcation factors include family, television, and school. Each is capable to predict 3 life skill components Manuscript profile

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