Contrôle du juge administratif marocain de l’action de l’administration en matière économique :entre fondements et pratiques

Raffach Soumiya — Fri, 12 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

As administrative law has become more and more driven by liberalism, implying respect for rights and freedoms, including economic freedoms, and as State intervention in economic matters has been introduced through measures, some of which are linked to legislation and regulation and others of which are designed to protect market access, the administrative court's control over the protection of economic freedoms has progressed. The control of the administrative judge over the protection of economic freedoms has progressed, a fact confirmed by the jurisprudential effort in this area, via the fields of this litigation (appeal for annulment for excess of power, appeal for compensation), based on very precise values, except that limits of a general, structural nature, mainly linked to administrative litigation (difficulty of enforcing sentences, absence of the Council of State...) and other specific, have been established. ) and other particular ones, still oppose the blossoming of this litigation, as attested by the degree of balance so much hoped for between the protection of economic freedoms and the performance of economic administrative action, which remains relatively positive, in a still early stage of evolution of administrative litigation in Morocco, in the absence of a Council of State.

Keywords: economic intervention, administrative litigation, economic rights and freedoms, review

National Achievement Test (NAT) Results and Academic Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Filipino Proficiency across Two Academic Years

DR. JORGE CUAJAO — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study thoroughly examines the academic performance and NAT outcomes of sixth-grade students across seven elementary schools in Baclayon, Bohol, during 2013-2014 and 2014-2015. It aims to identify correlations between academic performance and NAT results, specifically in the Filipino subject. Using documentary analysis, the research explores students' learning competencies and provides insights into school performance in Baclayon, a historically significant town with a diverse economic landscape and notable tourist attractions. The focus is on NAT results in the Filipino subject for Grade Six students in seven elementary schools, employing a collaborative approach for data collection and analysis. The findings unveiled intriguing insights, indicating that while School I consistently demonstrated high mean scores and mean performance scores across the two academic years, enrollment fluctuations were observed, notably in School V. Further analysis delineated proficiency levels in the Filipino subject, highlighting areas of strength and potential improvement. The correlation analysis between academic performance and NAT results in the Filipino subject yielded nuanced outcomes, elucidating the multifaceted dynamics at play in educational settings. These findings illuminate pathways for enhancing educational strategies and outcomes in Baclayon's elementary schools, contributing to broader discussions on educational reform and improvement. In 2013-2014 and 2014-2015, Schools I, II, and IV had high enrollment, while VII, VI, III, and VII had low enrollment. Despite good performance in Filipino, NAT results didn't align in Baclayon's elementary schools. This hints that the NAT might not reflect Filipino proficiency accurately. High-enrollment schools likely have effective strategies, while low-performing ones may need to boost enrollment and academics.

EPH - International Journal of Humanities and Social Science

Contrôle du juge administratif marocain de l’action de l’administration en matière économique :entre fondements et pratiques

National Achievement Test (NAT) Results and Academic Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Filipino Proficiency across Two Academic Years