Responsiveness

Admiration for environment in general needs to be profoundly rooted in an understanding of History. Urban history is unique not only in the fact that it reflects climate but also in that it cuts across many different fields. In most schools of urban studies many aspects of science and technology are taught with relation to design in order to attain skills for practice. During a student’s later career they may not lead to a respect for environment, and do not lead in particular, to an understanding of energy issues and climatic impacts on urban form. The aim of this paper is to stimulate the environment consciousness of urban history instructors as well as researchers. It demonstrates similarity in spatial aspects of settlements differing in cultures and tradition but similar in environment.The examples range from ancient to present day urban configurations.

Present research seeks to review factors affecting responsiveness of training organizations to society network evolution. Data from 500 directors and deputies of secondary schools in the city of Tehran using stratified random sampling gathered through a questionnaire and analyzed using structural equation modeling. Reliability of this questionnaire was calculated using Cronbach's alpha at 83%. To calculate the validity, structural validity was used and the results show the validity of the survey tool. The primary outcome shows that the amount kmo is 0.83 closes to one as well as the significance of Bartlett's test is zero and is smaller than 0.05 and statistically significant. After analysis the following factors were identified that included:1. Professional Ethics 2. Critical Thinking 3. Social Responsibility 4. Ethics and citizenship education 5. Global Citizenship.

The upcoming article examines the relationship between the political participation index and the responsiveness and efficiency of government institutions. The independent variable is both formal and informal political participation, and the dependent variable is the responsive-ness and efficiency of government institutions. Research Method: The method employed in the article is quantitative, using a questionnaire as the tool. The research population consists of individuals aged 18 to 65 residing in the city of Kermanshah. According to the latest census, there were 952,287 people in this population. Using Cochran's formula, a sample of 384 individuals was selected, and the relationship and ratio between the independent and dependent variables were assessed using multiple regression analysis. Research Findings: The results indicate that both formal and informal political participation have a significant impact on im-proving the performance of government institutions. With an increase in the level of participation, the responsiveness and efficiency of government institutions will also improve. The research findings suggest that the average level of formal and informal political participation in Kermanshah is not at a desirable level. The obtained average scores regarding the performance of government institutions (responsiveness and efficiency) also have a low level. Additionally, the formal political participation variable has a greater impact compared to informal political participation.