Who is a teacher? Where and what to teach? qualifications required. Take a look at the slideshow to find out. Contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
Edmentum is redefining the 21st century classroom by providing online learning solutions that address individual student needs and help all stakeholders. They offer over 200 proven courses across virtual learning, blended models, interventions, and assessments. Research shows these personalized approaches increase time on task, engagement, and support struggling learners. Edmentum provides a spectrum of products from supplemental tools to full K-12 curricula aligned to standards. Their goal is to maximize academic achievement at all levels through customized computer-assisted instruction.
1. The document discusses the second year of implementing a credit for proficiency model at a school focused on student learning, success, independence, and high academic and behavioral standards.
2. Under this model, students can retake assessments until they demonstrate proficiency in order to earn credit for courses. Data shows proficiency rates increased after the first year of implementation.
3. The school aims to prepare students for college, careers, and global citizenship through integrating technology, collaborating with the local community, and embracing various learning opportunities outside the classroom.
Edmentum provides online and blended learning solutions including virtual courses, assessments, and instructional tools to help educators personalize learning for students and meet standards. Their solutions include over 200 online courses, reading and math programs for different grade levels and abilities, test preparation tools, and data reports to monitor student progress. Edmentum works with educators to develop flexible options that fit into existing school curriculums.
2020 JALT CCLT (Creating Community Learning Together) 6 - JALT Learners SIG C...Cathrine-Mette Mork
This group presentation outlines a CLIL course originally taught to students unable to study abroad in their fourth semester at university (which applies to all students in 2020!). The instructor will explain the course, including its rationale and methodology, and outline what technology has been applied in case of a return to Zoom classes (fall courses have been conducted on campus so far). Student co-presenters will share their views on how the course is helping them to become more self-directed learners. They may discuss how the course is prompting them to develop their own language, presentation, and critical thinking skills, as well as how it is broadening their knowledge base.
The School of Business and Management of Technologies (SBMT) was established in 1996 by order of the Ministry of Education of Belarus and Belarusian State University. It has since obtained a license for educational activities in higher education, retraining, and advanced training. The SBMT has a wide range of MBA programs and was the first institution in Belarus to be accredited by the EFMD in 2012. Strengths include its traditions, highly qualified staff, and partnerships. Weaknesses include an aging staff and a lack of an electronic library. Opportunities exist in opening new programs and using students' potential. Threats include high competition abroad and the high price of education.
Teesside University presentation on Academic adoption from Talis Insight APAC...Talis
Academic adoption of a new software or tool needs to be a considered and planned process. See how Teesside University successfully rolled out academic adoption. Thanks to Teesside University for preparing this presentation.
Update for Financial Aid, Registrars June 2013cccscoetc
This document discusses developmental education redesign at PCC. It notes that students placing two levels below college courses have high attrition rates across five exit points. Redesign aims to address this structural problem. Examples show pass rates declining at each exit point, resulting in only 16% of students ultimately passing the college-level course. The document outlines areas for immediate campus decisions regarding math, English, student services and timing. It discusses course delivery models and student support strategies to evaluate in the redesign. Campuses will share their plans and how various offices will be involved. The goal is to improve student completion rates of 100-level college courses through the redesign.
The purpose of this article is to entice students to earn a college education by highlighting the benefits of attending community colleges and closing off with an invitation to Centennial College.
Edmentum is redefining the 21st century classroom by providing online learning solutions that address individual student needs and help all stakeholders. They offer over 200 proven courses across virtual learning, blended models, interventions, and assessments. Research shows these personalized approaches increase time on task, engagement, and support struggling learners. Edmentum provides a spectrum of products from supplemental tools to full K-12 curricula aligned to standards. Their goal is to maximize academic achievement at all levels through customized computer-assisted instruction.
1. The document discusses the second year of implementing a credit for proficiency model at a school focused on student learning, success, independence, and high academic and behavioral standards.
2. Under this model, students can retake assessments until they demonstrate proficiency in order to earn credit for courses. Data shows proficiency rates increased after the first year of implementation.
3. The school aims to prepare students for college, careers, and global citizenship through integrating technology, collaborating with the local community, and embracing various learning opportunities outside the classroom.
Edmentum provides online and blended learning solutions including virtual courses, assessments, and instructional tools to help educators personalize learning for students and meet standards. Their solutions include over 200 online courses, reading and math programs for different grade levels and abilities, test preparation tools, and data reports to monitor student progress. Edmentum works with educators to develop flexible options that fit into existing school curriculums.
2020 JALT CCLT (Creating Community Learning Together) 6 - JALT Learners SIG C...Cathrine-Mette Mork
This group presentation outlines a CLIL course originally taught to students unable to study abroad in their fourth semester at university (which applies to all students in 2020!). The instructor will explain the course, including its rationale and methodology, and outline what technology has been applied in case of a return to Zoom classes (fall courses have been conducted on campus so far). Student co-presenters will share their views on how the course is helping them to become more self-directed learners. They may discuss how the course is prompting them to develop their own language, presentation, and critical thinking skills, as well as how it is broadening their knowledge base.
The School of Business and Management of Technologies (SBMT) was established in 1996 by order of the Ministry of Education of Belarus and Belarusian State University. It has since obtained a license for educational activities in higher education, retraining, and advanced training. The SBMT has a wide range of MBA programs and was the first institution in Belarus to be accredited by the EFMD in 2012. Strengths include its traditions, highly qualified staff, and partnerships. Weaknesses include an aging staff and a lack of an electronic library. Opportunities exist in opening new programs and using students' potential. Threats include high competition abroad and the high price of education.
Teesside University presentation on Academic adoption from Talis Insight APAC...Talis
Academic adoption of a new software or tool needs to be a considered and planned process. See how Teesside University successfully rolled out academic adoption. Thanks to Teesside University for preparing this presentation.
Update for Financial Aid, Registrars June 2013cccscoetc
This document discusses developmental education redesign at PCC. It notes that students placing two levels below college courses have high attrition rates across five exit points. Redesign aims to address this structural problem. Examples show pass rates declining at each exit point, resulting in only 16% of students ultimately passing the college-level course. The document outlines areas for immediate campus decisions regarding math, English, student services and timing. It discusses course delivery models and student support strategies to evaluate in the redesign. Campuses will share their plans and how various offices will be involved. The goal is to improve student completion rates of 100-level college courses through the redesign.
The purpose of this article is to entice students to earn a college education by highlighting the benefits of attending community colleges and closing off with an invitation to Centennial College.
COVID-19 has turned life around for everyone. The virus deeply impacted people in every profession, business, and other aspects of life. The education sector also faced the damages as academic life faltered behind. Schools were closed for an unknown period.
How to teach online in critical situations such as in lockdown. How teacher approach students, effective mediums to be used, types of assessment in online classes, procedure, attendance record, pros and examples etc.
The document provides information about My College, including its mission to provide high-quality education matching diverse learners' needs, core values of promoting innovation and removing barriers, and the student charter setting standards for supportive services students can expect and responsibilities of students. It outlines teaching and learning students can anticipate, assessment processes, opportunities for feedback, and enrichment activities to enhance students' experience.
The document discusses the benefits and challenges of using open educational resources according to Jian Zou of South Seattle College. The benefits include lowering costs for students, easy access to materials, not having to wait for financial aid to purchase materials. Additional benefits are reusing and revising others' teaching materials and allowing for peer review. The challenges mentioned are lack of technical support, less attractive packaging than commercial textbooks, difficulty funding updates, inability to restrict use of work, and time consuming searching for quality materials.
This webinar discusses research needs and opportunities at K-12 virtual schools. It begins with a disclaimer that views expressed may not reflect the host organizations. The presentation then introduces the presenters and discusses the history and growth of the Indiana Online Academy. Research needs discussed include determining student success after leaving the school, comparing course rigor to other programs, and examining correlations between student access to technology and success rates. Additional topics include whether professional development offerings meet school needs. Contact information is provided for follow up.
This slide is about the success factors about Veto School. Our school having both Primary and Senior Secondary educations located in Trivandrum, Kerala.
mail: aneesh100793@gmail.com
Website: veto.ctoaction.in
Top 20 IELTS coaching centers in Delhi. Now enroll the list of IELTS coaching centers in Delhi with Details. Get IELTS Exam Tips and Advice from 15+ years experienced trainers, Study Materials, Mock Tests and more.
ED Lounge is an online learning platform that allows schools to deliver lessons, track student progress, and improve attendance and behavior. It provides national curriculum-based lessons, exam qualifications, and real-time feedback. Schools can monitor student performance over time using data integration. The platform also includes features like a virtual town and leaderboards to motivate students. Teachers can assign work for students who are absent or excluded, and it provides supplemental activities for forms periods. Feedback from schools finds it useful for students falling behind or refusing school.
The document discusses the rise of open education resources and massive open online courses (MOOCs). It notes that MOOCs from platforms like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy now have tens of millions of students worldwide. The document outlines some of the major MOOC platforms and initiatives, advantages of open education, and challenges in ensuring quality and completion rates. It also discusses Pakistan's growing involvement in MOOCs and efforts to promote online learning through initiatives like the Punjab Elearn Project, which aims to digitize textbooks for 10 million students. The document concludes that open education presents great opportunities but may also risk widening divides unless connectivity and access to devices are addressed.
This document summarizes Colorado's developmental education redesign which aims to move students more quickly through remedial courses and into college-level courses. It found that 27% of students enrolled in developmental education and the likelihood of completing decreases with each additional remedial level. The redesign recommends reducing time, credits, and classes in remedial sequences; using multiple math pathways tailored to students' majors; and implementing uniform placement testing and advising across colleges. The goal is to transition all colleges to the new models by Fall 2014 to improve student progression and transfer rates.
The document describes an organization called Bayon School that provides education to underprivileged children in Cambodia. It runs a primary school for 250 children and supports 130 former students to attend secondary and some university. It also runs a vocational pastry training school. The organization has a new project to start a sales training academy to teach skills to unemployed youth. It outlines the program, governance structure, funding needs, and timeline to become financially sustainable within 3 years through student fees and corporate partnerships.
The document discusses learner support services for an open and distance learning (ODL) system. It outlines various support components, including residential programs, online and face-to-face tutorials, visiting tutors, and administrative assistance. Factors for learner success are also examined, such as self-discipline, time management, and additional support. Challenges for ODL learners include issues with culture, misconceptions about ODL, and anxiety. Learner supports should be accessible, affordable, comprehensive, and decrease assistance over time as learners gain independence.
This presentation discusses online education and its benefits. It defines online education as distance learning over the internet without attending a brick and mortar school. There are two types of online education: synchronous which involves direct simultaneous contact between teacher and student, and asynchronous which does not require meeting in time or space. Benefits include flexibility in time, lower costs, and a comfortable learning environment, though some note high dropout rates and lack of structure. The presentation concludes that online education offers opportunities to break down educational barriers but needs continued improvement and greater awareness.
The document discusses international accreditations and international students at University American College Skopje (UACS). It provides an overview of UACS and its mission to combine European and American educational standards through participative learning and real-world experiences. UACS has obtained accreditation from ACBSP and ECBE, demonstrating accountability and quality. A survey found that international accreditation was an important factor for most students in choosing UACS, and that it has led to improved teaching methods using international textbooks. While internationalization can be further enhanced, accreditation benefits students through increased opportunities and a premium education.
Implications of the changes to the 14 19 curriculumLiamRow
The document summarizes recent reforms to the 14-19 curriculum in the UK. It overviews changes made to GCSEs, A-Levels, and the introduction of new courses like diplomas and foundation learning. The goals of the reforms are to maximize each student's potential through education, offer more choice in courses, and better prepare students for employment through useful skill development. Key changes include replacing GCSE coursework with controlled assessment, reducing the number of exam units for A-Levels, and ensuring apprenticeship and diploma access for all students by 2020 and 2013 respectively.
This is an introduction to the Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching English for Academic Purposes - a distance learning programme developed by the English Teaching Unit and the School of Education at the University of Leicester.
This document outlines the agenda for a discussion on short learning programmes at TU Delft Online. It provides context on TU Delft's education vision and strategy to offer professional and post-academic courses. Examples of potential short learning programmes are provided across various engineering and science themes. Challenges with online short learning programmes include lack of online expertise, additional workload, accreditation speed, and mindset shifts. Solutions proposed are forming expert course teams, providing training and incentives, streamlining accreditation, and clarifying business models.
Flexible learning at sauder ubc faculty association agm april 2014Rob Peregoodoff
A presentation I made at the request of the UBC Faculty Association executive at their Annual General Meeting April 3, 2014. My presentation was preceded by Paul Jones from the Canadian Association of University Teachers, who focused specifically on Intellectual Property rights in the academic realm and generally on Policy 81 as approved by the UBC Board of Governors on February 20th, 2014 and scheduled to come into force May 1st, 2014. My presentation was to share how Sauder has interpreted and implemented the Flexible Learning Initiative (http://flexible.learning.ubc.ca), and the impact of Policy 81 on our deployment.
Tracking BTEC grades in Moodle - Bedford CollegeJISC RSC Eastern
Bedford College has developed a sophisticated Moodle plug-in to track students’ progress against criteria and units for BTEC qualifications. The system currently supports all levels of qualifications including Diplomas, Extended Diplomas, FDs, HNCs and HNDs. The system is currently being extended to accommodate other families of qualifications.
In addition to providing teachers and students with a graphical overview of progress in completing qualifications, the system also provides predicted grades based on prior qualifications and on current progress in meeting criteria.
Teachers are provided with tools that enable them to update progress, add comments at criteria level, customise qualifications and units, specify individualised programmes for students and view reports by class list, unit or student.
Presentation by Roy Currie
Take a look at this slide show and know more about fashion designing,about the profession, the organisations you can work for. contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
This document discusses various topics related to hotels including financial accounting, strategy management, financial management, management information systems, and organizational design and development. It explores questions around budgeting, revenue sources, strategic planning, and using technology to manage a hotel business.
COVID-19 has turned life around for everyone. The virus deeply impacted people in every profession, business, and other aspects of life. The education sector also faced the damages as academic life faltered behind. Schools were closed for an unknown period.
How to teach online in critical situations such as in lockdown. How teacher approach students, effective mediums to be used, types of assessment in online classes, procedure, attendance record, pros and examples etc.
The document provides information about My College, including its mission to provide high-quality education matching diverse learners' needs, core values of promoting innovation and removing barriers, and the student charter setting standards for supportive services students can expect and responsibilities of students. It outlines teaching and learning students can anticipate, assessment processes, opportunities for feedback, and enrichment activities to enhance students' experience.
The document discusses the benefits and challenges of using open educational resources according to Jian Zou of South Seattle College. The benefits include lowering costs for students, easy access to materials, not having to wait for financial aid to purchase materials. Additional benefits are reusing and revising others' teaching materials and allowing for peer review. The challenges mentioned are lack of technical support, less attractive packaging than commercial textbooks, difficulty funding updates, inability to restrict use of work, and time consuming searching for quality materials.
This webinar discusses research needs and opportunities at K-12 virtual schools. It begins with a disclaimer that views expressed may not reflect the host organizations. The presentation then introduces the presenters and discusses the history and growth of the Indiana Online Academy. Research needs discussed include determining student success after leaving the school, comparing course rigor to other programs, and examining correlations between student access to technology and success rates. Additional topics include whether professional development offerings meet school needs. Contact information is provided for follow up.
This slide is about the success factors about Veto School. Our school having both Primary and Senior Secondary educations located in Trivandrum, Kerala.
mail: aneesh100793@gmail.com
Website: veto.ctoaction.in
Top 20 IELTS coaching centers in Delhi. Now enroll the list of IELTS coaching centers in Delhi with Details. Get IELTS Exam Tips and Advice from 15+ years experienced trainers, Study Materials, Mock Tests and more.
ED Lounge is an online learning platform that allows schools to deliver lessons, track student progress, and improve attendance and behavior. It provides national curriculum-based lessons, exam qualifications, and real-time feedback. Schools can monitor student performance over time using data integration. The platform also includes features like a virtual town and leaderboards to motivate students. Teachers can assign work for students who are absent or excluded, and it provides supplemental activities for forms periods. Feedback from schools finds it useful for students falling behind or refusing school.
The document discusses the rise of open education resources and massive open online courses (MOOCs). It notes that MOOCs from platforms like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy now have tens of millions of students worldwide. The document outlines some of the major MOOC platforms and initiatives, advantages of open education, and challenges in ensuring quality and completion rates. It also discusses Pakistan's growing involvement in MOOCs and efforts to promote online learning through initiatives like the Punjab Elearn Project, which aims to digitize textbooks for 10 million students. The document concludes that open education presents great opportunities but may also risk widening divides unless connectivity and access to devices are addressed.
This document summarizes Colorado's developmental education redesign which aims to move students more quickly through remedial courses and into college-level courses. It found that 27% of students enrolled in developmental education and the likelihood of completing decreases with each additional remedial level. The redesign recommends reducing time, credits, and classes in remedial sequences; using multiple math pathways tailored to students' majors; and implementing uniform placement testing and advising across colleges. The goal is to transition all colleges to the new models by Fall 2014 to improve student progression and transfer rates.
The document describes an organization called Bayon School that provides education to underprivileged children in Cambodia. It runs a primary school for 250 children and supports 130 former students to attend secondary and some university. It also runs a vocational pastry training school. The organization has a new project to start a sales training academy to teach skills to unemployed youth. It outlines the program, governance structure, funding needs, and timeline to become financially sustainable within 3 years through student fees and corporate partnerships.
The document discusses learner support services for an open and distance learning (ODL) system. It outlines various support components, including residential programs, online and face-to-face tutorials, visiting tutors, and administrative assistance. Factors for learner success are also examined, such as self-discipline, time management, and additional support. Challenges for ODL learners include issues with culture, misconceptions about ODL, and anxiety. Learner supports should be accessible, affordable, comprehensive, and decrease assistance over time as learners gain independence.
This presentation discusses online education and its benefits. It defines online education as distance learning over the internet without attending a brick and mortar school. There are two types of online education: synchronous which involves direct simultaneous contact between teacher and student, and asynchronous which does not require meeting in time or space. Benefits include flexibility in time, lower costs, and a comfortable learning environment, though some note high dropout rates and lack of structure. The presentation concludes that online education offers opportunities to break down educational barriers but needs continued improvement and greater awareness.
The document discusses international accreditations and international students at University American College Skopje (UACS). It provides an overview of UACS and its mission to combine European and American educational standards through participative learning and real-world experiences. UACS has obtained accreditation from ACBSP and ECBE, demonstrating accountability and quality. A survey found that international accreditation was an important factor for most students in choosing UACS, and that it has led to improved teaching methods using international textbooks. While internationalization can be further enhanced, accreditation benefits students through increased opportunities and a premium education.
Implications of the changes to the 14 19 curriculumLiamRow
The document summarizes recent reforms to the 14-19 curriculum in the UK. It overviews changes made to GCSEs, A-Levels, and the introduction of new courses like diplomas and foundation learning. The goals of the reforms are to maximize each student's potential through education, offer more choice in courses, and better prepare students for employment through useful skill development. Key changes include replacing GCSE coursework with controlled assessment, reducing the number of exam units for A-Levels, and ensuring apprenticeship and diploma access for all students by 2020 and 2013 respectively.
This is an introduction to the Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching English for Academic Purposes - a distance learning programme developed by the English Teaching Unit and the School of Education at the University of Leicester.
This document outlines the agenda for a discussion on short learning programmes at TU Delft Online. It provides context on TU Delft's education vision and strategy to offer professional and post-academic courses. Examples of potential short learning programmes are provided across various engineering and science themes. Challenges with online short learning programmes include lack of online expertise, additional workload, accreditation speed, and mindset shifts. Solutions proposed are forming expert course teams, providing training and incentives, streamlining accreditation, and clarifying business models.
Flexible learning at sauder ubc faculty association agm april 2014Rob Peregoodoff
A presentation I made at the request of the UBC Faculty Association executive at their Annual General Meeting April 3, 2014. My presentation was preceded by Paul Jones from the Canadian Association of University Teachers, who focused specifically on Intellectual Property rights in the academic realm and generally on Policy 81 as approved by the UBC Board of Governors on February 20th, 2014 and scheduled to come into force May 1st, 2014. My presentation was to share how Sauder has interpreted and implemented the Flexible Learning Initiative (http://flexible.learning.ubc.ca), and the impact of Policy 81 on our deployment.
Tracking BTEC grades in Moodle - Bedford CollegeJISC RSC Eastern
Bedford College has developed a sophisticated Moodle plug-in to track students’ progress against criteria and units for BTEC qualifications. The system currently supports all levels of qualifications including Diplomas, Extended Diplomas, FDs, HNCs and HNDs. The system is currently being extended to accommodate other families of qualifications.
In addition to providing teachers and students with a graphical overview of progress in completing qualifications, the system also provides predicted grades based on prior qualifications and on current progress in meeting criteria.
Teachers are provided with tools that enable them to update progress, add comments at criteria level, customise qualifications and units, specify individualised programmes for students and view reports by class list, unit or student.
Presentation by Roy Currie
Take a look at this slide show and know more about fashion designing,about the profession, the organisations you can work for. contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
This document discusses various topics related to hotels including financial accounting, strategy management, financial management, management information systems, and organizational design and development. It explores questions around budgeting, revenue sources, strategic planning, and using technology to manage a hotel business.
If innovativeness is what makes you stand out of the rest then you can be a designer in Fashion, Communication or Industrial. This gives the information about the field, institutions, companies and even salaries. To know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book your career counseling session with us.
If the Science of buildings intrigues you then Architecture is the apt career for you. This will help you chart out your path as to how to become an architect. Also information regarding colleges both in India and Abroad. to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
What is social work? What does it include? Take a look at the slideshow to find out. Contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
Modelling as a career, different categories of modelling, entry routes, how to make a good portfolio? to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book your career counselling session with us.
What is Science and Scientific Research? Take a look at the slideshow to find out. Contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
Want to become a dentist? Then get all the know-how's here regarding the route map after 12th to BDS vs MBBS to the salaries. To know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a counseling session with us.
What is MBA? which are the best institutes? specialisations available, Organisations you can work for, to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
Biotechnology uses biology in engineering, technology, medicine and other industries that require bio-products. It involves processes like cloning, stem cell research and genetically modified crops. Some key areas of biotechnology include biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, and recombinant DNA technology. Popular courses include B.Sc./B.Tech in biotechnology, M.Sc. in biotechnology, agricultural biotechnology, veterinary biotechnology and biomedical sciences. Top institutions offering these courses are JNU, IISc Bangalore, AIIMS, IITs, BHU, University of Delhi, NCBS Bangalore and TIFR Mumbai.
Medicine and various medical practices, specialisations offered, entrance exams and colleges to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
If serving the nation is your passion then you can touch the sky with glory(Airforce) or be as fierce as the waves(Navy) or take up the arms and protect your land(Army). To know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
How to become an actor? Want to know the pros and cons? Here is a brief on career in Acting and Film Making with a listing of top institutes in the field along with some useful links. To know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
Studying foreign languages, where can you study? where can you work? to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counseling session with us.
Who is a veterinarian? Take a look at the slideshow to find out course details, its route, eligibility criteria, colleges etc. Contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
Photography as a profession, how to get in? What are the organizations you can work for? to know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book your career counselling session with us.
What is engineering? what are the different specialisations available? How do you get in? To know more contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
The document discusses planning a tourist trip and provides some travel trivia examples. It outlines the key steps in planning a tourist trip such as selecting a location, researching tourist spots and accommodation, and determining the mode of transportation. It also highlights the different types of travel including inbound, outbound, and domestic travel as well as meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions. Finally, it lists some top universities in India that offer tourism-related degrees and diplomas and provides tuition ranges.
What is Psychology?Take a look at this slideshow to find out course details, specialisations, route etc in Psychology. Contact us on www.onestepup.in and book a career counselling session with us.
This document provides a project brief for redesigning the brand identity of Tibet House. The current branding is inconsistent and dull, lacking uniformity across collateral like brochures, newsletters, and museum passes. The rebranding project includes redesigning the logo, stationary, brochure, museum pass, and a web page. References are made to incorporating typical Buddhist colors like shades of ochre, maroon, and cream. The logo design is derived from Buddhist symbols to represent movement and change. The final designs unify all collateral with a simple yet playful and balanced aesthetic that conveys a Buddhist vibe.
This presentation at the Hellenic Open University Symposium on Open Universities in November 2015 sets out an argument for concern that the forward march of open universities in Europe may be threatened. The need for capacity for Higher Education in the developing countries, proposed by the UN Sustainable Development Goals, will need a radical transformation of quality and student success in order for ODEL and open universities to play a full role.
The document discusses several topics related to online education programs, including convenience and cost, training and preparation of faculty, curriculum and course design, and retention and success. Some key points include: online programs offer flexibility for working professionals; costs are typically lower than traditional programs; faculty receive training on instructional design, technology skills, and teaching online; courses follow a standardized design process and template; and schools use strategies like advising, orientation courses, and peer mentoring to support student retention and success.
The document outlines MDC's advising philosophy and model to improve student progression and completion rates. It discusses implementing intrusive advising from high school through graduation using tools like career assessments, program pathways, and individualized education plans. Key aspects include mandatory orientation, assigning advisors, monitoring academic benchmarks, and providing academic/career coaching and mentoring through retention. The goal is to support students with a collaborative "village" approach from recruitment through graduation/transfer.
The document outlines the use of MOOCs at the University of Cumbria to provide pre-entry skills support. It discusses how the university created online resources using the Articulate Storyline platform to deliver study skills. Small-scale research was conducted which found that the MOOCs increased students' confidence and preparedness for university-level study. While MOOCs provided benefits, challenges remained around technical expertise, enrollment issues, and the need for regular updates. Moving forward, the university aims to add discussion boards and refine the skills audit used in the MOOCs.
This document provides information about initial teacher training (ITT) in the UK, including key dates, application processes, and requirements. It discusses both university-led and school-led ITT routes. Key points include:
1) The application process for ITT involves submitting an application by certain deadlines, providing education details and references, and potentially skills tests and interviews. Offers may be conditional or unconditional.
2) ITT routes include university-led PGCE programs and school-led options like School Direct where schools select candidates. Both involve school placements and lead to qualified teacher status.
3) Requirements vary but generally include an undergraduate degree and subject knowledge. Providers assess candidates' commitment to teaching
Vice-President Allan Christie discusses the need to reimagine education given global trends in 2020. Education is becoming truly global, online, and mobile, catering to non-traditional learners. Technology alone is not enough and successful learning requires appropriate spaces, incentives for good teaching, and professional development to ensure technology enhances learning. The vision is to reimagine education for these changing times.
This document summarizes an entrepreneurship venture between group members Anshul Garg, Divya Goyal, and Vineeta Kapoor. It outlines their proposed solution of developing an app-based startup to connect students with tutors, tuition centers, schools, and other educational resources virtually. The app would allow students to search for and compare tutors and institutions while also providing platforms for live classes, webinars, and educational materials. The target audience includes students, teachers, tutors, tuition centers, and schools across Delhi, India, with over 452,000 potential users identified based on government data. In conclusion, the tutoring industry is one of the fastest growing at a 19% rate, indicating strong demand
Ian Brangan, Mick Leonard - Managing Teacher Pathwayseaquals
1. The document discusses teacher pathways and qualifications in English language teaching in Ireland, including an overview of the CELT qualification and requirements.
2. It then covers where new English teachers come from, initial qualifications, and job market challenges, including seasonality.
3. Strategies are proposed for in-house teacher development, managing teaching teams, and continuing professional development. Immediate challenges in the Irish context are also addressed.
This document summarizes an ESL vocational program developed at Elgin Community College. The program aimed to improve completion rates for adult education students in career and technical education programs. It used a cohort model with curriculum developed to match ESL support courses to vocational content. Challenges included gaining institutional support, identifying faculty, and navigating prerequisites. Successes included developing employer partnerships, highlighting the welding program during a visit by the Lieutenant Governor, and positive outcomes for students who completed the program and found jobs in their field.
The document discusses the University of Exeter Business School's "With Industrial Experience" programme. It aims to increase the number of students undertaking work experience and completing industrial placements. Key points include:
- The programme offers paid internships between 36-52 weeks to gain credits and real world experience.
- Placement numbers have grown significantly and the school aims to improve conversion rates between years.
- Students provide positive feedback on the valuable experience and preparation for employment.
- Employers also provide positive feedback on interns' work ethic and contributions.
- The school works to continually enhance placement support, training, and the student experience.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on personalised learning through technology given by Noelene Callaghan. The presentation discusses key aspects of personalised learning such as it being student-centered and catering to individual needs. It also compares personalised learning to differentiation and outlines benefits for educators and students. Examples are given of how Rooty Hill High School implements personalised learning through strategies like individual learning plans and learning centers. The document concludes by outlining approaches and tools that can be used to create personalised learning activities.
Mississippi's Superintendent of Education, Dr. Carey Wright, addressed "Raising the Bar for Mississippi's Students," and Corinth School District Superintendent, Dr. Edward Lee Childress, shared exciting educational reforms that are underway for Corinth School District.
The document summarizes the Corinth School District's education summit, which outlined accomplishments and strategic goals. It discussed instructional excellence, extracurricular success, technology integration, and a strategic plan to provide continuous academic success through personalized learning, blended classrooms, mastery-based progression, and comprehensive ICT curriculum. The summit concluded with a technology showcase by teachers and students.
Corinth School District Education SummitMia Nickels
First annual Corinth Education Summit, Jan. 23, 2014 Corinth, Mississippi. Superintendent of Education, Dr. Carey Wright, addressed "Raising the Bar for Mississippi's Students," and Corinth School District Superintendent, Dr. Edward Lee Childress, shared exciting educational reforms that are underway for Corinth School District.
The document discusses how higher education institutions are using business intelligence and data analytics to improve student success. It provides an overview of common definitions of student success, including retention, graduation rates, and holistic development. The document then outlines how student data is currently used for reporting, assessment, and strategic planning. It explores how predictive analytics can help identify at-risk students and predicts outcomes. The summary concludes that data-driven decision making and business analytics tools have the potential to positively influence student engagement and success.
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The principal addressed the end of year developments in 2012 and plans for 2013. Key points included:
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This document discusses blended learning programs implemented at Centralian Senior College and Kormilda College in the Northern Territory of Australia. It aims to support secondary students so they complete Year 12 and transition to university, targeting low socioeconomic, indigenous, and remote/rural students. The programs provide students and teachers access to Charles Darwin University's online learning platform Learnline. Challenges in implementing blended learning included attendance issues, teacher time constraints, technology access, and measuring outcomes. Solutions involved online access to materials, paid teacher training/development time, laptop distributions, and surveys. The programs showed mixed results in addressing challenges and positively impacting student learning.
eLearning Across Canada: BOLTT Ottawa 2019LaBonte Randy
This document summarizes a presentation about eLearning in Canada. It discusses the Canadian eLearning Network (CANeLearn), which promotes online and blended learning. It provides an overview of eLearning initiatives across Canadian provinces and challenges with Ontario's recent announcement requiring students to take 4 of their 30 high school credits online. Specifically, it notes that implementing this requirement would require a ten-fold increase in resources and support to accommodate the large number of additional students that would need to take online courses. The document advocates for a more gradual, supported approach to increasing online learning opportunities in Ontario.
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The document provides a project brief for designing a book cover for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for a new generation of readers. It instructs avoiding clichés from the popular film adaptation and coming at it from a fresh angle. Originality is key. The audience includes all readers familiar and unfamiliar with the text, both male and female. Research on the synopsis, characters, and themes is to be done to inform explorations and the final design which shows the submissive nature of the patients and how they see themselves as truly crazy.
The document discusses various topics related to the four pillars of a hotel: operations, rooms, food and beverage, and accounting/finance. It covers questions about procedures for different departments like housekeeping, kitchen, reservations, and accounting. Specific topics include how to set a table, different types of room linens, software used at the front desk, and sources of hotel financing. The document seems to be a collection of questions highlighting important concepts across the main divisions of a hotel's management and operations.
The document contains a collection of short passages and multiple choice questions on various topics including science, mathematics, and logic puzzles. The passages cover subjects such as chemical bonds, properties of alcohol and water, household arrangements, and comparisons of people's weights. Multiple choice options are provided for questions related to each passage.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
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Reimagining Your Library Space: How to Increase the Vibes in Your Library No ...Diana Rendina
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
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