This document provides the syllabus for an introductory sociology course. It outlines the following:
- The course will introduce major concepts, theories, scholars and research in sociology. Students will learn how sociologists view the world differently than other disciplines.
- The class meets Monday and Wednesday and attendance is required for both lecture and section. Students are responsible for all material covered including assigned readings, videos, and guest speakers.
- The course is divided into three units covering introduction to sociology, the social construction of the individual, and social inequality related to stratification, race/ethnicity, gender and sexuality.
- Assessment includes two written assignments, a midterm exam, final exam, and section
This document is from a company that provides power backup solutions and systems, including inverters, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, and batteries. They offer the latest technology in inverters, batteries, and UPS systems to provide reliable backup power and protection from power cuts. As an innovative leader in design and sales, they provide a complete range of power backup products.
Gunariah Sholeha is a 4th year student at Telkom University's School of Computing. She has experience working in the Network and Operating System studio and various laboratories. Her skills include Bahasa Indonesia, English, Microsoft Office, programming languages, and network simulation/configuration software. Past internships include work at PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia in advanced Excel and at the Banten Police where she installed and configured networks, PBX systems, and video conferencing software on Ubuntu servers. Her current GPA is 3.28.
Superyacht Tenders and Toys is a consultancy that specializes in providing tenders, toys, and equipment for superyachts. They offer a one-stop shop for items like tenders, jet skis, watersports equipment, and inflatables. The company has extensive experience and knowledge of products, and aims to assist clients in finding the best options tailored to their needs and budget. They also provide support services like delivery, training, and warranty assistance.
This document summarizes a study on gender differences in poker gambling behaviors among undergraduate students. The study found that gender exerts an effect on poker behaviors that is mediated by the locations where students gamble on poker. Specifically, males were more likely than females to gamble on poker in public locations and on the internet, and gambling in these locations was associated with higher problem gambling severity, spending on poker, and poker debt. Therefore, gender differences in poker behaviors can be explained by the locations where males and females typically gamble on poker. The study concludes that gambling behaviors need to be understood in the contexts of specific settings rather than just individual factors.
El documento define el acoso escolar o bullying como cualquier forma de maltrato psicológico, verbal o físico entre estudiantes de forma repetida. El acoso escolar se caracteriza por la intimidación de la víctima por parte de un agresor más fuerte y suele causar consecuencias psicológicas en la víctima. El ciberacoso ocurre cuando los estudiantes usan Internet u otras tecnologías para amenazar o humillar a otros, y puede ocurrir de forma anónima o con un cómplice. La principal diferencia entre el bullying tradicional y
This document discusses the Swedish longitudinal gambling study (Swelogs) and its potential to impact gambling policy. Some key findings from Swelogs include a problem gambling prevalence rate of 2.1% and incidence rate of 1.4%, and that three-quarters of problem gamblers were replaced by new ones within a year. Swelogs has tracked gambling behavior in Sweden over multiple waves since 2008. The results indicate problem gambling may be higher than typical estimates and relapse is a more serious issue than previously understood. The study aims to help policymakers better address gambling problems and harm in a changing industry.
This document is from a company that provides power backup solutions and systems, including inverters, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, and batteries. They offer the latest technology in inverters, batteries, and UPS systems to provide reliable backup power and protection from power cuts. As an innovative leader in design and sales, they provide a complete range of power backup products.
Gunariah Sholeha is a 4th year student at Telkom University's School of Computing. She has experience working in the Network and Operating System studio and various laboratories. Her skills include Bahasa Indonesia, English, Microsoft Office, programming languages, and network simulation/configuration software. Past internships include work at PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia in advanced Excel and at the Banten Police where she installed and configured networks, PBX systems, and video conferencing software on Ubuntu servers. Her current GPA is 3.28.
Superyacht Tenders and Toys is a consultancy that specializes in providing tenders, toys, and equipment for superyachts. They offer a one-stop shop for items like tenders, jet skis, watersports equipment, and inflatables. The company has extensive experience and knowledge of products, and aims to assist clients in finding the best options tailored to their needs and budget. They also provide support services like delivery, training, and warranty assistance.
This document summarizes a study on gender differences in poker gambling behaviors among undergraduate students. The study found that gender exerts an effect on poker behaviors that is mediated by the locations where students gamble on poker. Specifically, males were more likely than females to gamble on poker in public locations and on the internet, and gambling in these locations was associated with higher problem gambling severity, spending on poker, and poker debt. Therefore, gender differences in poker behaviors can be explained by the locations where males and females typically gamble on poker. The study concludes that gambling behaviors need to be understood in the contexts of specific settings rather than just individual factors.
El documento define el acoso escolar o bullying como cualquier forma de maltrato psicológico, verbal o físico entre estudiantes de forma repetida. El acoso escolar se caracteriza por la intimidación de la víctima por parte de un agresor más fuerte y suele causar consecuencias psicológicas en la víctima. El ciberacoso ocurre cuando los estudiantes usan Internet u otras tecnologías para amenazar o humillar a otros, y puede ocurrir de forma anónima o con un cómplice. La principal diferencia entre el bullying tradicional y
This document discusses the Swedish longitudinal gambling study (Swelogs) and its potential to impact gambling policy. Some key findings from Swelogs include a problem gambling prevalence rate of 2.1% and incidence rate of 1.4%, and that three-quarters of problem gamblers were replaced by new ones within a year. Swelogs has tracked gambling behavior in Sweden over multiple waves since 2008. The results indicate problem gambling may be higher than typical estimates and relapse is a more serious issue than previously understood. The study aims to help policymakers better address gambling problems and harm in a changing industry.
Автори Роман Куйбіда, Оксана Сироїд. Видавництво "Дрім Арт" 2013 — 225 с.
Посібник покликаний допомогти майбутнім та діючим суддям розвинути уміння та навички щодо підготовки та написання судових рішень. Посібник має прикладне спрямування і містить практикум. Широко використовуються приклади з реальних судових рішень. Чимало порад і рекомендацій засновано на досвіді зарубіжних, передусім європейських країн. Широко використовуються приклади з реальних судових рішень. Автори Роман Куйбіда, Оксана Сироїд. Посібник розрахований для підготовки претендентів на посаду судді, а також суддів упродовж п’ятирічного строку їх призначення, які не проходили раніше такого курсу. Багато корисного можуть знайти у ньому і досвідченні судді. Посібник можуть використовувати тренери-викладачі при розробленні та проведенні тренінгів з написання судових рішень.
Ця публікація була здійснена за підтримки американського народу, наданої через Агентство США з міжнародного розвитку (USAID) в рамках Проекту «Справедливе правосуддя» та за підтримки Координатора проектів ОБСЄ в Україні в рамках проекту «Підвищення рівня правової обізнаності стосовно прав людини та механізмів їхнього захисту». Погляди авторів, викладені у цьому виданні, не обов'язково відображають погляди Агентства США з міжнародного розвитку або уряду Сполучених Штатів Америки та Координатора проектів ОБСЄ в Україні.
This document summarizes the collaboration between Al-Huson University College in Jordan and Red Rocks Community College in the US to develop new workforce education programs in renewable energy and occupational health and safety in Jordan. With support from USAID and engagement with private industry, the partners created degree programs in solar energy technology and occupational health and safety. They worked closely with industry stakeholders to design curriculum aligned with industry needs and standards through advisory committees. This ensured graduates were job ready. The partnerships helped establish dedicated labs and secured donations of equipment, expanding opportunities for experiential learning.
This document provides information for a college success strategies course including the instructor contact details, course description and objectives, assignments, grading, attendance policy, and campus resources. The course aims to help students develop tools for academic success, demonstrate how strategies will aid achievement, engage with university resources, and reflect on methods for college and career success. Topics covered include goal setting, time management, studying, note taking, test taking, communication, and recognizing diversity. Assignments include reflections, an instructor conversation, participation, and a final reflection. Campus support services are also listed.
The principal of Habay Elementary School is requesting permission from the Schools Division Superintendent to conduct a re-training webinar on research methodology and a research conference. The trainings aim to further equip teachers on research designs and methodologies as they have expressed difficulties in their research work. The principal seeks approval to invite two officials from the Schools Division Office to speak at the events. A proposal with details on the objectives, program, participants, and small budget is attached to inform and get approval from the superintendent.
This document provides an overview of the course syllabus for DH 1350 Dental Embryology and Histology taught in the Fall 2012 semester. The 3-page syllabus includes sections on the course director, description, objectives, required textbooks, requirements, grading scale, attendance policy, code of conduct, emergency procedures, ADA statement, plagiarism policy, technology policy, and course schedule. The course involves weekly readings, responses, quizzes, tests, and a final exam. Professionalism, attendance, and academic honesty are expected of all students.
Jalt 2012...spreading it...vocab sig presentation event...flyer & program finalAndy Boon
This document announces a day-long event featuring presentations by experts on vocabulary acquisition for EFL learners. Sponsored by JALT West Tokyo Chapter, the Vocabulary SIG, and Oxford University Press, the event will include talks on using technology like Word Engine to boost vocabulary learning, creating vocabulary lists tailored to students' needs, utilizing pictures to teach vocabulary formatively, and selecting appropriate online tools. It provides details on location, registration, and contact information for attendees interested in the professional development opportunities around vocabulary instruction offered at this event.
JALT Spreading the good word: Introducing the Vocabulary SIG:flyer & program ...Andy Boon
JALT's West Tokyo Chapter, Vocabulary SIG and Oxford University Press are pleased to present an interesting series of presentations by a diverse range of speakers, all of whom represent excellence in the field of vocabulary education for EFL learners in Japan. This is a great opportunity for all ELT professionals who seek to expand their knowledge and gain useful insights which may well assist them with their teaching practice in the English language classroom. All are welcome!
The document provides an event guide for the 2016 Open Day at the University. Some key details include:
- The event date is Saturday August 20th from 10am to 3pm and will feature academic advising booths, lectures, hands-on activities and displays by different departments/faculties.
- The event aims to promote undergraduate and postgraduate programs to current high school students, parents, and others considering further study. Attendees will be interested in course information, careers, and admission requirements.
- Staff are encouraged to wear Macquarie University t-shirts to be easily identifiable and help is available from the on-site event headquarters if needed. The guide outlines logistics like parking, catering, and
This document provides the syllabus for an online comparative world religions course offered at Mohave Community College in the fall of 2014. The summary includes:
1) The course will be taught fully online over 16 weeks, with weekly readings, presentations, exams, and a final paper required. Students are expected to spend 9 hours per week on coursework.
2) Major assignments include two exams, 12 weekly presentations summarizing course readings, a 1500-1750 word comparative religion paper, and weekly participation in online discussions. The grading scale and schedule of topics are also outlined.
3) Policies on late work, academic integrity, disabilities, withdrawals, and student conduct are reviewed. Contact information for the instructor, technical
The bulletin provides information about upcoming professional development opportunities, including a course on school safety issues and CPI refresher training. It also announces several long-term substitute teaching positions that are available for the remainder of the school year and notes condolences for the family of a deceased long-time substitute teacher. Additionally, it includes the Superintendent's budget presentation schedule and reminds staff about open enrollment for flexible spending accounts.
The document summarizes Lucas Pereira's internship activities from January 13th to February 17th 2012. It includes:
- Details of Lucas Pereira and João Paulo Chiste's backgrounds and the objectives and activities of the internship program.
- The internship activities were divided into two areas: 1) Geology and research to understand basic drilling activities, and 2) Geotypological Modelling to understand characterization criteria for geological modelling.
- Lucas Pereira successfully completed tasks in both areas including geological mapping, structural analysis, sample description and database management under the supervision of João Paulo Chiste.
This syllabus outlines the course details for BIO 160 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology taught by Dr. Matt Pearcy in Spring 2015. The course will cover the structure and function of the major human body systems through lectures, labs, and assessments over 16 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on exams, quizzes, and lab activities for a total of 1000 points, with letter grades assigned for the following point ranges: A = 900-1000, B = 800-899, C = 700-799, D = 600-699, F = 599 or fewer. The syllabus provides information on contacting the instructor, textbooks, student resources, policies, and the tentative weekly schedule.
This document provides the syllabus for a human anatomy and physiology course taught by Dr. Matt Pearcy in spring 2014. The course will run from January to May and include 14 lab activities, 10 quizzes, and 4 exams assessing student learning of the structure and function of major body systems. Students will learn through class lectures, labs, and studying the required textbook. The syllabus outlines course policies on communication, assessments, grading, attendance and academic integrity.
This document provides information about a summer institute for preschool through 2nd grade teachers in Chicago Public Schools. The two-day institute will focus on the theme of "Speak, Listen, Play" to highlight the importance of language development, reflective practice for teachers, and meaningful play. Sessions will support the CPS teaching framework and address topics like language development, diversity, and early learning standards. The schedule provides options for breakout sessions, keynote speeches, and spaces for technology exploration and networking with organizations offering professional development resources.
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The document provides information for student orientation programs at the University of Oregon. Day 1 of orientation focuses on advising workshops, language placements, and student panels. Day 2 includes additional language placements, individual advising, registration, and educational sessions on topics like financial aid, housing, and study abroad. The document outlines the schedule and logistics for orientation and provides contacts for various orientation programs and services.
The document provides instructions for Dillard University faculty advisors for student registration during the SOAR 2010 orientation week. It outlines the schedule for mandatory foreign language placement exams, academic roundtables, and college open houses occurring Monday through Tuesday. On Wednesday, new students will meet with advisors in department offices between 9am-3:30pm to receive their course schedules. The instructions detail the step-by-step advising and registration process on the university's online system. Faculty must ensure students meet requirements and are placed in appropriate courses, especially foreign language courses, before registration is complete.
8th Parent Course Registration Meeting January 2010LMHS Documents
The document summarizes information presented at an 8th grade parent night about course selection for high school. It provides an overview of the course selection process, the philosophy of the high school, acceleration and credit options, graduation requirements, the course registration booklet, and the scheduling and registration timeline. Departments and sample course descriptions are also included.
This document provides information about the Personal Effectiveness & Development 2 (PDE2) subject for students. It outlines the learning objectives, weekly schedule, upcoming briefings and talks, overseas study trip details, entrepreneurship company visit, self-directed learning, and administrative matters. Key events include a programme manager's talk, entrepreneurship forum, overseas trip to Desaru Malaysia, and company visits to understand business models and development. Attendance is compulsory for briefings and participation in all activities is important for students' personal and social development.
Автори Роман Куйбіда, Оксана Сироїд. Видавництво "Дрім Арт" 2013 — 225 с.
Посібник покликаний допомогти майбутнім та діючим суддям розвинути уміння та навички щодо підготовки та написання судових рішень. Посібник має прикладне спрямування і містить практикум. Широко використовуються приклади з реальних судових рішень. Чимало порад і рекомендацій засновано на досвіді зарубіжних, передусім європейських країн. Широко використовуються приклади з реальних судових рішень. Автори Роман Куйбіда, Оксана Сироїд. Посібник розрахований для підготовки претендентів на посаду судді, а також суддів упродовж п’ятирічного строку їх призначення, які не проходили раніше такого курсу. Багато корисного можуть знайти у ньому і досвідченні судді. Посібник можуть використовувати тренери-викладачі при розробленні та проведенні тренінгів з написання судових рішень.
Ця публікація була здійснена за підтримки американського народу, наданої через Агентство США з міжнародного розвитку (USAID) в рамках Проекту «Справедливе правосуддя» та за підтримки Координатора проектів ОБСЄ в Україні в рамках проекту «Підвищення рівня правової обізнаності стосовно прав людини та механізмів їхнього захисту». Погляди авторів, викладені у цьому виданні, не обов'язково відображають погляди Агентства США з міжнародного розвитку або уряду Сполучених Штатів Америки та Координатора проектів ОБСЄ в Україні.
This document summarizes the collaboration between Al-Huson University College in Jordan and Red Rocks Community College in the US to develop new workforce education programs in renewable energy and occupational health and safety in Jordan. With support from USAID and engagement with private industry, the partners created degree programs in solar energy technology and occupational health and safety. They worked closely with industry stakeholders to design curriculum aligned with industry needs and standards through advisory committees. This ensured graduates were job ready. The partnerships helped establish dedicated labs and secured donations of equipment, expanding opportunities for experiential learning.
This document provides information for a college success strategies course including the instructor contact details, course description and objectives, assignments, grading, attendance policy, and campus resources. The course aims to help students develop tools for academic success, demonstrate how strategies will aid achievement, engage with university resources, and reflect on methods for college and career success. Topics covered include goal setting, time management, studying, note taking, test taking, communication, and recognizing diversity. Assignments include reflections, an instructor conversation, participation, and a final reflection. Campus support services are also listed.
The principal of Habay Elementary School is requesting permission from the Schools Division Superintendent to conduct a re-training webinar on research methodology and a research conference. The trainings aim to further equip teachers on research designs and methodologies as they have expressed difficulties in their research work. The principal seeks approval to invite two officials from the Schools Division Office to speak at the events. A proposal with details on the objectives, program, participants, and small budget is attached to inform and get approval from the superintendent.
This document provides an overview of the course syllabus for DH 1350 Dental Embryology and Histology taught in the Fall 2012 semester. The 3-page syllabus includes sections on the course director, description, objectives, required textbooks, requirements, grading scale, attendance policy, code of conduct, emergency procedures, ADA statement, plagiarism policy, technology policy, and course schedule. The course involves weekly readings, responses, quizzes, tests, and a final exam. Professionalism, attendance, and academic honesty are expected of all students.
Jalt 2012...spreading it...vocab sig presentation event...flyer & program finalAndy Boon
This document announces a day-long event featuring presentations by experts on vocabulary acquisition for EFL learners. Sponsored by JALT West Tokyo Chapter, the Vocabulary SIG, and Oxford University Press, the event will include talks on using technology like Word Engine to boost vocabulary learning, creating vocabulary lists tailored to students' needs, utilizing pictures to teach vocabulary formatively, and selecting appropriate online tools. It provides details on location, registration, and contact information for attendees interested in the professional development opportunities around vocabulary instruction offered at this event.
JALT Spreading the good word: Introducing the Vocabulary SIG:flyer & program ...Andy Boon
JALT's West Tokyo Chapter, Vocabulary SIG and Oxford University Press are pleased to present an interesting series of presentations by a diverse range of speakers, all of whom represent excellence in the field of vocabulary education for EFL learners in Japan. This is a great opportunity for all ELT professionals who seek to expand their knowledge and gain useful insights which may well assist them with their teaching practice in the English language classroom. All are welcome!
The document provides an event guide for the 2016 Open Day at the University. Some key details include:
- The event date is Saturday August 20th from 10am to 3pm and will feature academic advising booths, lectures, hands-on activities and displays by different departments/faculties.
- The event aims to promote undergraduate and postgraduate programs to current high school students, parents, and others considering further study. Attendees will be interested in course information, careers, and admission requirements.
- Staff are encouraged to wear Macquarie University t-shirts to be easily identifiable and help is available from the on-site event headquarters if needed. The guide outlines logistics like parking, catering, and
This document provides the syllabus for an online comparative world religions course offered at Mohave Community College in the fall of 2014. The summary includes:
1) The course will be taught fully online over 16 weeks, with weekly readings, presentations, exams, and a final paper required. Students are expected to spend 9 hours per week on coursework.
2) Major assignments include two exams, 12 weekly presentations summarizing course readings, a 1500-1750 word comparative religion paper, and weekly participation in online discussions. The grading scale and schedule of topics are also outlined.
3) Policies on late work, academic integrity, disabilities, withdrawals, and student conduct are reviewed. Contact information for the instructor, technical
The bulletin provides information about upcoming professional development opportunities, including a course on school safety issues and CPI refresher training. It also announces several long-term substitute teaching positions that are available for the remainder of the school year and notes condolences for the family of a deceased long-time substitute teacher. Additionally, it includes the Superintendent's budget presentation schedule and reminds staff about open enrollment for flexible spending accounts.
The document summarizes Lucas Pereira's internship activities from January 13th to February 17th 2012. It includes:
- Details of Lucas Pereira and João Paulo Chiste's backgrounds and the objectives and activities of the internship program.
- The internship activities were divided into two areas: 1) Geology and research to understand basic drilling activities, and 2) Geotypological Modelling to understand characterization criteria for geological modelling.
- Lucas Pereira successfully completed tasks in both areas including geological mapping, structural analysis, sample description and database management under the supervision of João Paulo Chiste.
This syllabus outlines the course details for BIO 160 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology taught by Dr. Matt Pearcy in Spring 2015. The course will cover the structure and function of the major human body systems through lectures, labs, and assessments over 16 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on exams, quizzes, and lab activities for a total of 1000 points, with letter grades assigned for the following point ranges: A = 900-1000, B = 800-899, C = 700-799, D = 600-699, F = 599 or fewer. The syllabus provides information on contacting the instructor, textbooks, student resources, policies, and the tentative weekly schedule.
This document provides the syllabus for a human anatomy and physiology course taught by Dr. Matt Pearcy in spring 2014. The course will run from January to May and include 14 lab activities, 10 quizzes, and 4 exams assessing student learning of the structure and function of major body systems. Students will learn through class lectures, labs, and studying the required textbook. The syllabus outlines course policies on communication, assessments, grading, attendance and academic integrity.
This document provides information about a summer institute for preschool through 2nd grade teachers in Chicago Public Schools. The two-day institute will focus on the theme of "Speak, Listen, Play" to highlight the importance of language development, reflective practice for teachers, and meaningful play. Sessions will support the CPS teaching framework and address topics like language development, diversity, and early learning standards. The schedule provides options for breakout sessions, keynote speeches, and spaces for technology exploration and networking with organizations offering professional development resources.
Advisor training highlights slides 2012Bil Morrill
The document provides information for student orientation programs at the University of Oregon. Day 1 of orientation focuses on advising workshops, language placements, and student panels. Day 2 includes additional language placements, individual advising, registration, and educational sessions on topics like financial aid, housing, and study abroad. The document outlines the schedule and logistics for orientation and provides contacts for various orientation programs and services.
The document provides instructions for Dillard University faculty advisors for student registration during the SOAR 2010 orientation week. It outlines the schedule for mandatory foreign language placement exams, academic roundtables, and college open houses occurring Monday through Tuesday. On Wednesday, new students will meet with advisors in department offices between 9am-3:30pm to receive their course schedules. The instructions detail the step-by-step advising and registration process on the university's online system. Faculty must ensure students meet requirements and are placed in appropriate courses, especially foreign language courses, before registration is complete.
8th Parent Course Registration Meeting January 2010LMHS Documents
The document summarizes information presented at an 8th grade parent night about course selection for high school. It provides an overview of the course selection process, the philosophy of the high school, acceleration and credit options, graduation requirements, the course registration booklet, and the scheduling and registration timeline. Departments and sample course descriptions are also included.
This document provides information about the Personal Effectiveness & Development 2 (PDE2) subject for students. It outlines the learning objectives, weekly schedule, upcoming briefings and talks, overseas study trip details, entrepreneurship company visit, self-directed learning, and administrative matters. Key events include a programme manager's talk, entrepreneurship forum, overseas trip to Desaru Malaysia, and company visits to understand business models and development. Attendance is compulsory for briefings and participation in all activities is important for students' personal and social development.
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The document provides guidelines and requirements for students participating in a work immersion program at St. Peter's College of Toril. It outlines the contents required for an immersion portfolio, including cover pages, resumes, certificates, immersion documents, and documentation of activities. It also describes documents needed for the immersion like memorandums of agreement, parental consent forms, activity templates, and confidentiality agreements. The portfolio serves to document learning and assess student performance during the immersion experience.
IMS Summer Academy Discovery Education July 7- 2014Ken Zimmerman
The document announces a professional development event hosted by IMS Summer Academy on Discovery Education. The event will take place on July 7, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM and from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM at The Conference and Training Center at IU 13 in Lancaster, PA. The facilitator, Ken Zimmerman, will provide a workshop on the features of Discovery Education, including interactive atlases, board builders, and assessment tools. Participants have the option to attend the morning workshop only or stay for the full day workshop and afternoon make-it-and-take-it session. Registration is required by June 30th.
The document provides information about the Community Language Program (CLP) including its location, office hours, course offerings, schedules, policies, and maps of the Teachers College campus. The CLP offers English language and foreign language courses at various levels for adults. Courses include ESL, Pronunciation & Speaking, TOEFL Preparation, Advanced Writing, Conversational English, and languages like Chinese, French, and Spanish. Online registration is required and a placement test will be administered to new students to determine their appropriate class level. The document outlines the schedule, fees, and policies for the fall 2015 semester.
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This document provides a training design for a three-day district training workshop on writing action research for school leaders and school research coordinators in Lingig District 1, Surigao del Sur. The training aims to help participants develop an action research project to address problems in their schools. It will include sessions on the DepEd research guidelines, writing research questions, and developing an action research project over three days. Participants will present and get feedback on their draft research questions and final action research projects. The training is designed to support participants in conducting research to improve practices in their schools.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
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Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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the “interplay of biography and history,” and that it works with the distinction between the “personal troubles of
milieu” and “the public issues of social structure.”
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concepts to examples of empirical research. These substantive units build from the social construction of the self
and small groups, to larger groups such as the family and organizations, and then to collectivities such as
economic class, ethnicity and gender, all the way up to the nation‐state and then global society. We will apply the
same basic “ways of seeing” at all of these levels. Through frequent international comparisons, we will see how
similar institutions such as the family, and social facts such as ethnic relations, are structured and function
differently in different societies.
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current events. We will learn how to read the media as well as more academic publications critically, and how to
write using social science concepts to explain social phenomena.
This is a fast‐paced introductory survey course which condenses a huge amount of material into one term;
depth is sacrificed to breadth. This can be very stimulating but also frustrating. There will be many suggestions
for additional courses to take in our No. 1 ranked Department, as well as Cal professors to speak with and
readings to do on your own on topics you wish to pursue more deeply.
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theories, controversies, different points of view, examples of research and influential scholars, provides context,
background and interconnections for assigned readings, goes through some of the assigned readings and points
out what is most important in them, shows how to apply seemingly abstract concepts to the world around us, and
offers the chance to interact and debate with the professor and other classmates. A powerpoint outline will be
provided for every topic. In section, Graduate Student Instructors (GSIs) review the lecture and assigned readings
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