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The document discusses concerns raised over time about students' dependence on new technologies for education. Quotes from 1703 to 1985 express worries that students had become too reliant on slates, paper, ink, pens, calculators and would not know how to function without them. The concluding statement acknowledges that while pens, pencils and calculators are still used, computers now further ease lives, and there will always be complaints about new technologies.
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This document summarizes the initial findings of a CEPIS Green ICT Task Force survey examining Green ICT awareness in organizations. The survey received 300 responses so far from ICT managers in different European countries. Preliminary results show variations between countries in implementing energy efficient methods. The task force is led by experts from several CEPIS member societies and aims to promote Green ICT practices across Europe through research and disseminating best practices.
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Nurs212 Code Brain Attack
This document provides information about stroke for nurses, including basic stroke facts, types of stroke, the effects of delayed treatment, and roles and responsibilities for managing stroke patients. It aims to describe stroke, improve staff performance in stroke care, and reduce time to treatment through interdepartmental teamwork in order to limit cell and nerve death caused by strokes. The primary goals are to describe stroke basics, types of stroke, how staff impact outcomes, and the nurse's role in patient management.
Nurs 214.Bioterrorism
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Pencil Parable
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The story is about a group of tiny frogs that hold a race to climb a very tall tower. A crowd gathers to watch and cheer them on but doubt they will succeed because the tower is too high. Most of the frogs begin to tire out and give up climbing partway up. However, one frog continues climbing higher and higher until it reaches the top, while all the others have given up. It is revealed that the winning frog was deaf, so it could not hear the negative comments from the crowd doubting they would make it to the top. The moral of the story is to not listen to other people's negativity and pessimism and to pursue your dreams regardless of what others say.
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