This presentation analyzes how several key elements as discussed in the framework for literacy helped me create a literate environment in my classroom.
The Taj Mahal was built between 1632-48 in Agra, India as a mausoleum for Shah Jahan's wife Mumtaz Mahal. It took over 20,000 workers and 1,000 elephants 22 years to construct the white marble structure, which features a central dome, four minarets, and gardens divided into four rectangular sections. Pollution from nearby industries is discoloring the white marble of this iconic monument.
1. This document contains instructions and examples for a speaking and writing ability test section with 10 multiple choice questions.
2. For each question, test takers must choose the appropriate response for the first missing part (Item A) and the reaction for the second missing part (Item B) from four options.
3. Both answers must be correct for the question to be scored as right. The document provides an example question and then lists the first multiple choice question.
The document discusses where Starbucks sources its coffee beans from and the company's growth into a global business. It states that Starbucks sources coffee beans primarily from Latin America, Africa/Arabia, and Asia-Pacific in countries like Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, and more. It notes that Starbucks started in Seattle in 1971 and has since expanded globally to over 50 countries and 15,000+ stores, making it a truly global company rather than just a local one.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) aims to understand customer needs in order to manage relationships and maximize customer lifetime value. CRM integrates marketing, sales, customer service and other customer-facing operations through technology and people. It focuses on customer retention in addition to acquisition. CRM uses customer data, marketing and personalization to improve loyalty and competitiveness. Benefits include reduced costs, increased satisfaction and profitability through long-term customer relationships.
This presentation analyzes how several key elements as discussed in the framework for literacy helped me create a literate environment in my classroom.
The Taj Mahal was built between 1632-48 in Agra, India as a mausoleum for Shah Jahan's wife Mumtaz Mahal. It took over 20,000 workers and 1,000 elephants 22 years to construct the white marble structure, which features a central dome, four minarets, and gardens divided into four rectangular sections. Pollution from nearby industries is discoloring the white marble of this iconic monument.
1. This document contains instructions and examples for a speaking and writing ability test section with 10 multiple choice questions.
2. For each question, test takers must choose the appropriate response for the first missing part (Item A) and the reaction for the second missing part (Item B) from four options.
3. Both answers must be correct for the question to be scored as right. The document provides an example question and then lists the first multiple choice question.
The document discusses where Starbucks sources its coffee beans from and the company's growth into a global business. It states that Starbucks sources coffee beans primarily from Latin America, Africa/Arabia, and Asia-Pacific in countries like Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, and more. It notes that Starbucks started in Seattle in 1971 and has since expanded globally to over 50 countries and 15,000+ stores, making it a truly global company rather than just a local one.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) aims to understand customer needs in order to manage relationships and maximize customer lifetime value. CRM integrates marketing, sales, customer service and other customer-facing operations through technology and people. It focuses on customer retention in addition to acquisition. CRM uses customer data, marketing and personalization to improve loyalty and competitiveness. Benefits include reduced costs, increased satisfaction and profitability through long-term customer relationships.
This document discusses different types of viruses, hacking, and hackers. It defines a virus as malicious code that can damage or hack systems. The main types of viruses discussed are worms, Trojans, and application viruses. Worms self-replicate and slow down systems. Trojans appear useful but secretly perform unwanted actions. Application viruses are difficult to detect. The document also defines hacking as gaining unauthorized access to systems for malicious purposes. The main types of hackers discussed are white hat hackers who provide security services, black hat hackers who hack for malicious reasons like theft, and grey hat hackers who accidentally access unauthorized areas.
Occupy Boston: Thoughts on Participatory Budgetoccupyboston
1. The document discusses participatory budgeting, which involves community members directly deciding how to allocate public resources and budgets.
2. It proposes an initial workshop to introduce participatory budgeting methods and have working groups discuss their goals, resource needs, and priorities.
3. Each working group will do homework before a second workshop to resolve issues and prepare a proposed budget based on their established goals and resource needs for the organization.
This document discusses how technology can be used to engage boys in learning. It notes that technology provides adventure, expression, and connection to others. It allows students to develop critical thinking and inquiry skills through a variety of media. Technology can be implemented through differentiated instruction tailored to content, activities, and learning outcomes. The document also lists some examples of technology tools like computers, iPads, video games, and cameras that can be used. It concludes by stating that technology should be used to provide learning opportunities that engage boys' interests, needs, and learning styles in order to close achievement gaps.
Una gallina triste que no podía poner huevos encontró huevos perdidos y los llevó a su nido. A lo largo de la semana nacieron diversos animales de cada huevo y la gallina los nombró en orden de los días de la semana: el lunes nació un pajarito, el martes una serpiente, el miércoles una tortuga, el jueves un pececito, y el viernes un cocodrilo perezoso. El sábado y el domingo nacieron dos dinosaurios de un último huevo. De esta
Réseaux sociaux et entreprise : Risque ou opportunité ?Karim Bouras
L'usage des réseaux sociaux s'est répandu de manière importante en entreprise. Quels sont les risques pour l'entreprise ? Piratage, reputation, phising, mots de passe, espionnage industriel...
Quelles sont les opportunités ? Recrutement, business, réseautage,...
Exploiting Marginality In Health: Is Subhealth Another Case of Disease MongeringHK Metropolitan University
Subhealth is a concept in China that refers to a state between full health and disease. It has been promoted by Chinese companies and media to market health products. While subhealth research aims to understand chronic disease risks, critics argue it has been used more for commercial gain through dubious diagnostic methods and aggressive marketing. Recommendations include refining subhealth definitions and criteria, focusing research on true chronic disease prevention rather than profits, and separating subhealth research from political and economic interests.
This document discusses different types of viruses, hacking, and hackers. It defines a virus as malicious code that can damage or hack systems. The main types of viruses discussed are worms, Trojans, and application viruses. Worms self-replicate and slow down systems. Trojans appear useful but secretly perform unwanted actions. Application viruses are difficult to detect. The document also defines hacking as gaining unauthorized access to systems for malicious purposes. The main types of hackers discussed are white hat hackers who provide security services, black hat hackers who hack for malicious reasons like theft, and grey hat hackers who accidentally access unauthorized areas.
Occupy Boston: Thoughts on Participatory Budgetoccupyboston
1. The document discusses participatory budgeting, which involves community members directly deciding how to allocate public resources and budgets.
2. It proposes an initial workshop to introduce participatory budgeting methods and have working groups discuss their goals, resource needs, and priorities.
3. Each working group will do homework before a second workshop to resolve issues and prepare a proposed budget based on their established goals and resource needs for the organization.
This document discusses how technology can be used to engage boys in learning. It notes that technology provides adventure, expression, and connection to others. It allows students to develop critical thinking and inquiry skills through a variety of media. Technology can be implemented through differentiated instruction tailored to content, activities, and learning outcomes. The document also lists some examples of technology tools like computers, iPads, video games, and cameras that can be used. It concludes by stating that technology should be used to provide learning opportunities that engage boys' interests, needs, and learning styles in order to close achievement gaps.
Una gallina triste que no podía poner huevos encontró huevos perdidos y los llevó a su nido. A lo largo de la semana nacieron diversos animales de cada huevo y la gallina los nombró en orden de los días de la semana: el lunes nació un pajarito, el martes una serpiente, el miércoles una tortuga, el jueves un pececito, y el viernes un cocodrilo perezoso. El sábado y el domingo nacieron dos dinosaurios de un último huevo. De esta
Réseaux sociaux et entreprise : Risque ou opportunité ?Karim Bouras
L'usage des réseaux sociaux s'est répandu de manière importante en entreprise. Quels sont les risques pour l'entreprise ? Piratage, reputation, phising, mots de passe, espionnage industriel...
Quelles sont les opportunités ? Recrutement, business, réseautage,...
Exploiting Marginality In Health: Is Subhealth Another Case of Disease MongeringHK Metropolitan University
Subhealth is a concept in China that refers to a state between full health and disease. It has been promoted by Chinese companies and media to market health products. While subhealth research aims to understand chronic disease risks, critics argue it has been used more for commercial gain through dubious diagnostic methods and aggressive marketing. Recommendations include refining subhealth definitions and criteria, focusing research on true chronic disease prevention rather than profits, and separating subhealth research from political and economic interests.