Changing grumbles to gratitude, dealing with comparison and criticism and still believing in themselves, learning the value of time and hard work... An online workshop for kids that brings all this and so much more.
Successful students practice good study habits like doing practice exams, participating in class, completing assignments, and briefly reviewing material each day. They develop self-discipline by avoiding distractions and cutting out things like TV and social media when doing homework. They also show resilience by persevering when they fail and continuing to work hard. The most important factors in student success are not IQ but developing effective study skills and managing time well with a study schedule.
Diana Martinez is a general studies major who wants to work in child protective services. She enjoys assignments that teach her about resources and help her set goals. Her favorite module focused on taking personal responsibility. Diana struggles with procrastination and wants to prioritize herself going forward. Her goals are to work in CPS, stay active, and have a quiet life while helping children in need achieve their goals.
This document summarizes Emily Love's experiences in an education course. She plans to major in elementary education to become a teacher. Some of her favorite assignments included discussions on stress which helped her understand and manage her own stress, and a career assignment that provided information on different careers and salaries which increased her excitement to complete college. She also enjoyed metacognition discussions that helped her identify bad study habits and learn to improve them. Various journal entries helped boost her confidence and prioritize tasks. Overall, the course taught her important lessons about studying effectively, managing stress, and developing the strength to tackle college.
This document discusses becoming college and career ready by exploring options, setting goals, and knowing available resources. It emphasizes the benefits of attending college such as higher pay, independence, and personal growth. While college is expensive, scholarships, grants, loans, and dual enrollment can help pay costs. For those unsure about college, alternate paths include career training programs. The key is continuing education beyond high school through college or other options.
1. The document discusses eight ways to develop a positive attitude to find joy in learning: having a good morning routine, being happy first, appreciating small pleasures, smiling, consuming positive media, taking responsibility for your life, developing resilience, and practicing gratitude.
2. Research shows that a positive attitude leads to greater happiness, better relationships, increased success, more creativity, better decision making, and even longer life.
3. Developing a growth mindset by believing in yourself and focusing on your strengths can help you find joy in learning and life.
1) The document discusses how students can find joy in learning by doing their own work, having a good attitude, finding their strengths and interests, and putting in time and effort.
2) It explains that the joy of learning comes from experiencing success through achieving small goals that contribute to larger learning goals.
3) Some ways students can begin finding joy in learning include doing their own work, having integrity, and gaining pride and confidence from their accomplishments. Plagiarism should be avoided.
Clearly, one of the most wonderful things you can do for yourself is to learn from every experience you have ever had in life. Each and every day you are having small or large experiences, but you are the one which choose what to do with them.
The document discusses the qualities and responsibilities of a leader. It notes that a leader inspires followers, accomplishes work, develops followers, shows them how to do their job, assumes obligations, and overcomes obstacles to achieve goals. Key leadership qualities include motivation, courage, initiative, being a source of knowledge, responsibility, integrity, communication skills, loyalty, judgment, selflessness, problem-solving abilities, openness to change, having both a distant vision and close focus, and balance. The document also provides tips on finding one's purpose and creating a world where everyone has a sense of purpose.
Successful students practice good study habits like doing practice exams, participating in class, completing assignments, and briefly reviewing material each day. They develop self-discipline by avoiding distractions and cutting out things like TV and social media when doing homework. They also show resilience by persevering when they fail and continuing to work hard. The most important factors in student success are not IQ but developing effective study skills and managing time well with a study schedule.
Diana Martinez is a general studies major who wants to work in child protective services. She enjoys assignments that teach her about resources and help her set goals. Her favorite module focused on taking personal responsibility. Diana struggles with procrastination and wants to prioritize herself going forward. Her goals are to work in CPS, stay active, and have a quiet life while helping children in need achieve their goals.
This document summarizes Emily Love's experiences in an education course. She plans to major in elementary education to become a teacher. Some of her favorite assignments included discussions on stress which helped her understand and manage her own stress, and a career assignment that provided information on different careers and salaries which increased her excitement to complete college. She also enjoyed metacognition discussions that helped her identify bad study habits and learn to improve them. Various journal entries helped boost her confidence and prioritize tasks. Overall, the course taught her important lessons about studying effectively, managing stress, and developing the strength to tackle college.
This document discusses becoming college and career ready by exploring options, setting goals, and knowing available resources. It emphasizes the benefits of attending college such as higher pay, independence, and personal growth. While college is expensive, scholarships, grants, loans, and dual enrollment can help pay costs. For those unsure about college, alternate paths include career training programs. The key is continuing education beyond high school through college or other options.
1. The document discusses eight ways to develop a positive attitude to find joy in learning: having a good morning routine, being happy first, appreciating small pleasures, smiling, consuming positive media, taking responsibility for your life, developing resilience, and practicing gratitude.
2. Research shows that a positive attitude leads to greater happiness, better relationships, increased success, more creativity, better decision making, and even longer life.
3. Developing a growth mindset by believing in yourself and focusing on your strengths can help you find joy in learning and life.
1) The document discusses how students can find joy in learning by doing their own work, having a good attitude, finding their strengths and interests, and putting in time and effort.
2) It explains that the joy of learning comes from experiencing success through achieving small goals that contribute to larger learning goals.
3) Some ways students can begin finding joy in learning include doing their own work, having integrity, and gaining pride and confidence from their accomplishments. Plagiarism should be avoided.
Clearly, one of the most wonderful things you can do for yourself is to learn from every experience you have ever had in life. Each and every day you are having small or large experiences, but you are the one which choose what to do with them.
The document discusses the qualities and responsibilities of a leader. It notes that a leader inspires followers, accomplishes work, develops followers, shows them how to do their job, assumes obligations, and overcomes obstacles to achieve goals. Key leadership qualities include motivation, courage, initiative, being a source of knowledge, responsibility, integrity, communication skills, loyalty, judgment, selflessness, problem-solving abilities, openness to change, having both a distant vision and close focus, and balance. The document also provides tips on finding one's purpose and creating a world where everyone has a sense of purpose.
Hadleigh Keeton is a high school student who is goal-oriented and hardworking. She found the discussions on metacognition and financial aid most helpful for learning about effective studying and college planning. A career assessment activity matched her with her dream of becoming a pediatrician. Her favorite journal entries helped her visualize her goals and improve time management. Overall, the first week of the program helped her learn about herself and gain confidence through self-reflection. The main lessons she will carry forward are the importance of study habits, time management, and self-belief.
This document provides guidance on finding joy in learning. It recommends that students find their strengths and interests by trying new activities, taking classes in different subjects, and completing personality assessments. Students are encouraged to get out of their comfort zone by signing up for a new class or activity each year. Putting forth time and effort is also important for achieving goals. Overall, the document emphasizes finding what you enjoy, having a positive attitude, exploring your talents, and being prepared.
This document contains summaries by Anna Sciortino of some of her favorite assignments, journals, and lessons from her time in school. Some highlights include:
- Her favorite assignment was 4 hours of community service, which opened her eyes to how grateful she is for her life and seeing people coming together to help others.
- She enjoyed learning about metacognition in Week 3, understanding the importance of thinking about one's own thinking and learning processes.
- A favorite journal entry was about her inner critic, defender, and guide, realizing she needed to let her inner guide steer her more.
- She plans to carry forward always assessing herself for improvements, using energy positively, and letting her inner guide show
This document discusses showing kindness, respect, and pride at school. It emphasizes picking up trash, respecting custodians, and keeping the school clean. It outlines custodians' many responsibilities like snow removal, setting up events, and deep summer cleaning. It encourages students to clean up after themselves in lockers, lunchroom, and restrooms. It thanks the head custodian Rod Carver and assistant Ashley Walton for their hard work keeping the school running. It suggests learning from Japanese students' pride in their school and practicing empathy, listening, acceptance and kindness.
This document contains a personal activity analysis and self-reflection by the author over the past 3 months. It includes sections on personal information, daily routine, vision/mission, SWOT analysis, practicing management in personal life, and current situation. The daily routine section outlines a typical day which involves waking up at 7am, attending/teaching classes from morning to night, studying from 11pm-2am, and spending time with family/friends. Cooking and praying are also mentioned as interests. A SWOT analysis and BCG matrix are provided for a self-assessment. The author aims to complete their studies and find a good job while supporting their family, and discusses applying management concepts like planning and organizing to their daily life
The professor welcomes students to the new online learning adventure and emphasizes creating a relaxed, informal, and fun learning environment. Students are encouraged to engage in dynamic learning, be open to new ideas, and challenge each other gently. The professor wants to develop the best online learning environment possible through students' thoughtful participation and insight. Stress and worrying can inhibit creativity, so students are advised to move outside their comfort zone and not worry about grades. The professor will be active in the discussion forums and provide feedback to help students reach their highest potential. Students are expected to participate weekly by completing assignments, engaging in discussions, and reflecting on their learning.
The professor welcomes students to an interactive online learning environment and emphasizes creating a relaxed atmosphere for dynamic learning. Students are expected to engage with course material and discussions multiple times per week by posting thoughtful contributions, asking questions, and respectfully considering different viewpoints. The professor will facilitate discussions but not respond to every post, instead allowing open conversation between students. Stress and worrying about grades are discouraged in favor of exploring creatively and having fun through the learning process.
The document outlines seven habits of highly successful students: 1) be proactive in your education by taking charge and using all available resources, 2) begin with the end in mind by investigating career options and ensuring your course of study aligns with your goals, and 3) put first things first by setting priorities and managing your time effectively. It also discusses avoiding competition, communicating well, joining a diverse learning community, and taking care of your physical and emotional health.
Keeshia Sison provides a midterm self-evaluation for her class. She has perfect attendance, completes all assignments on time with high quality work, and has evidence of progress in her learning record. To improve, she suggests coming to class more prepared with comprehensive notes. She also recommends longer discussion times for complex materials and more group work activities to build student familiarity and participation. Overall, she estimates she deserves a high grade for her participation, effort, and development in the course.
The document outlines eight qualities of a great teacher mentor: 1) Respect - mentors earn respect through small gestures that make mentees feel valued; 2) Listening - mentors gain insights into mentees' needs through active listening; 3) Challenging - mentors push mentees' thinking and help them grow through questions rather than answers; 4) Collaboration - mentoring benefits both parties through sharing ideas; 5) Celebration - mentors genuinely celebrate mentees' successes; 6) Truth - mentors provide honest feedback and advice; 7) Safety - mentees must feel safe making mistakes without judgment; 8) Empathy - mentors lend emotional support through joy, stress, and personal issues. Effective mentoring supports
When a student lacks interest in class material, it negatively impacts their behavior, grades, relationships, and commitment. They are less likely to put in full effort on assignments and projects, which can lead to failing grades if not addressed. It also takes an emotional toll on the student and can make them feel pessimistic. To do well, students need to recognize when they are losing interest and recommit themselves to accomplishing all class requirements, even if the material is not always interesting to them. This helps them develop responsibility and avoid letting others down.
The document outlines the 5 R's of learning - being resilient, responsible, having reasoning skills, being resourceful, and being reflective. It provides examples of characteristics for each, such as sticking with tasks and having a positive attitude for being resilient, working well in teams and planning ahead for being responsible, gathering evidence and considering different options for reasoning, learning in different ways and asking questions for being resourceful, and learning from mistakes and considering different opinions for being reflective.
The document outlines the author's goal strategies. Her short term goal is to balance responsibilities as a mother, wife, and student by managing her time between family and studies. She hopes to find part-time work to gain experience and help support her family financially. Her longer term goal is to continue her education by obtaining a bachelor's or master's degree to pursue a better career and provide more opportunities for her family. She is motivated to overcome fears of failure or not understanding subjects in order to achieve her goals through positive thinking, self-assessment, and dedication.
Independence-Growth Mindset - Staff Meeting 3rd December rvhstl
The document discusses developing independent learning skills in students. It emphasizes that independent learning involves taking responsibility for one's own learning through developing skills like questioning, problem-solving, evaluating progress, and learning from mistakes. The document provides strategies for teachers to promote independent learning skills in students, such as allowing students to make decisions about their learning, focusing on effort and progress over grades, and incorporating activities that require students to explain their thinking. It also discusses mindsets that affect independent learning and how to transition students from dependent to independent learners.
The student discusses their favorite assignments, journals, modules, and lessons learned from the course. They summarize key insights such as learning their preferred learning style, discovering study strategies, and gaining self-awareness. The student also reflects on their self-assessment results, showing improvement in areas like self-motivation and self-management. In concluding, the student envisions a future of accomplishing goals, gaining a degree, spending time with family, and finding happiness and adventures.
The author is reflecting on their experience with practice teaching, which will be ending in one week. While they view the ending as a relief, they acknowledge that the experiences have been valuable. Teaching is difficult, especially for a beginner, but the author sees it as an opportunity to take risks and learn from mistakes. The essence of life, according to the author, is to change, be inspired, and have an open dialogue. They define teaching as a career that demands continual growth, development, and learning. The motivation to improve comes from within the author and their desire to properly educate students. They seek feedback from students to evaluate their own progress.
The document provides information about the role of guidance counselors at a middle school and how they can assist students. It explains that counselors help students with academic issues like grades, organization, and missing assignments. They also help with social-emotional issues like peer relationships, self-confidence, and decision-making. Counselors are available to meet with students before school, during study hall, lunch, or after school. They maintain confidentiality but are required to report issues that could harm a student.
The document provides information about the role of guidance counselors at a middle school and how they can assist students. It explains that counselors help students with academic issues like grades, organization, and missing assignments. They also help with social-emotional issues like peer relationships, self-confidence, and decision-making. Counselors are available to meet with students before school, during study hall, lunch, or after school. They maintain confidentiality but are required to report issues that could harm a student.
The student enjoyed learning about their preferred learning style through an assignment, though was surprised to score higher in thinking than feeling. They found tips in overcoming situations where their style is not used. The student realized they had been relying on bad study habits from high school. Writing journal entries helped them see non-financial rewards of college and how much they procrastinate. The second week was a turning point as they admitted not being a good student previously but decided to persevere in the class. The student learned they control their own success through positive decisions and actions.
This document provides information about MWW, a public relations firm, and their expertise in LGBT travel marketing. It discusses the growth of the LGBT travel market in size and spending power. It also outlines best practices for brands to consider when developing LGBT marketing communications, including focusing on emotional benefits, leveraging wider audiences through integration, and using inclusive language and imagery. The document highlights an example campaign by Air New Zealand celebrating same-sex marriage on a flight between New Zealand cities.
MWW’s experience ranges from providing public relations activities and counsel to law firms to working with law firms and their clients regarding bankruptcy/restructuring, mergers & acquisitions, litigation support and myriad crisis issues. We have partnered with numerous international and domestic law firms.
Hadleigh Keeton is a high school student who is goal-oriented and hardworking. She found the discussions on metacognition and financial aid most helpful for learning about effective studying and college planning. A career assessment activity matched her with her dream of becoming a pediatrician. Her favorite journal entries helped her visualize her goals and improve time management. Overall, the first week of the program helped her learn about herself and gain confidence through self-reflection. The main lessons she will carry forward are the importance of study habits, time management, and self-belief.
This document provides guidance on finding joy in learning. It recommends that students find their strengths and interests by trying new activities, taking classes in different subjects, and completing personality assessments. Students are encouraged to get out of their comfort zone by signing up for a new class or activity each year. Putting forth time and effort is also important for achieving goals. Overall, the document emphasizes finding what you enjoy, having a positive attitude, exploring your talents, and being prepared.
This document contains summaries by Anna Sciortino of some of her favorite assignments, journals, and lessons from her time in school. Some highlights include:
- Her favorite assignment was 4 hours of community service, which opened her eyes to how grateful she is for her life and seeing people coming together to help others.
- She enjoyed learning about metacognition in Week 3, understanding the importance of thinking about one's own thinking and learning processes.
- A favorite journal entry was about her inner critic, defender, and guide, realizing she needed to let her inner guide steer her more.
- She plans to carry forward always assessing herself for improvements, using energy positively, and letting her inner guide show
This document discusses showing kindness, respect, and pride at school. It emphasizes picking up trash, respecting custodians, and keeping the school clean. It outlines custodians' many responsibilities like snow removal, setting up events, and deep summer cleaning. It encourages students to clean up after themselves in lockers, lunchroom, and restrooms. It thanks the head custodian Rod Carver and assistant Ashley Walton for their hard work keeping the school running. It suggests learning from Japanese students' pride in their school and practicing empathy, listening, acceptance and kindness.
This document contains a personal activity analysis and self-reflection by the author over the past 3 months. It includes sections on personal information, daily routine, vision/mission, SWOT analysis, practicing management in personal life, and current situation. The daily routine section outlines a typical day which involves waking up at 7am, attending/teaching classes from morning to night, studying from 11pm-2am, and spending time with family/friends. Cooking and praying are also mentioned as interests. A SWOT analysis and BCG matrix are provided for a self-assessment. The author aims to complete their studies and find a good job while supporting their family, and discusses applying management concepts like planning and organizing to their daily life
The professor welcomes students to the new online learning adventure and emphasizes creating a relaxed, informal, and fun learning environment. Students are encouraged to engage in dynamic learning, be open to new ideas, and challenge each other gently. The professor wants to develop the best online learning environment possible through students' thoughtful participation and insight. Stress and worrying can inhibit creativity, so students are advised to move outside their comfort zone and not worry about grades. The professor will be active in the discussion forums and provide feedback to help students reach their highest potential. Students are expected to participate weekly by completing assignments, engaging in discussions, and reflecting on their learning.
The professor welcomes students to an interactive online learning environment and emphasizes creating a relaxed atmosphere for dynamic learning. Students are expected to engage with course material and discussions multiple times per week by posting thoughtful contributions, asking questions, and respectfully considering different viewpoints. The professor will facilitate discussions but not respond to every post, instead allowing open conversation between students. Stress and worrying about grades are discouraged in favor of exploring creatively and having fun through the learning process.
The document outlines seven habits of highly successful students: 1) be proactive in your education by taking charge and using all available resources, 2) begin with the end in mind by investigating career options and ensuring your course of study aligns with your goals, and 3) put first things first by setting priorities and managing your time effectively. It also discusses avoiding competition, communicating well, joining a diverse learning community, and taking care of your physical and emotional health.
Keeshia Sison provides a midterm self-evaluation for her class. She has perfect attendance, completes all assignments on time with high quality work, and has evidence of progress in her learning record. To improve, she suggests coming to class more prepared with comprehensive notes. She also recommends longer discussion times for complex materials and more group work activities to build student familiarity and participation. Overall, she estimates she deserves a high grade for her participation, effort, and development in the course.
The document outlines eight qualities of a great teacher mentor: 1) Respect - mentors earn respect through small gestures that make mentees feel valued; 2) Listening - mentors gain insights into mentees' needs through active listening; 3) Challenging - mentors push mentees' thinking and help them grow through questions rather than answers; 4) Collaboration - mentoring benefits both parties through sharing ideas; 5) Celebration - mentors genuinely celebrate mentees' successes; 6) Truth - mentors provide honest feedback and advice; 7) Safety - mentees must feel safe making mistakes without judgment; 8) Empathy - mentors lend emotional support through joy, stress, and personal issues. Effective mentoring supports
When a student lacks interest in class material, it negatively impacts their behavior, grades, relationships, and commitment. They are less likely to put in full effort on assignments and projects, which can lead to failing grades if not addressed. It also takes an emotional toll on the student and can make them feel pessimistic. To do well, students need to recognize when they are losing interest and recommit themselves to accomplishing all class requirements, even if the material is not always interesting to them. This helps them develop responsibility and avoid letting others down.
The document outlines the 5 R's of learning - being resilient, responsible, having reasoning skills, being resourceful, and being reflective. It provides examples of characteristics for each, such as sticking with tasks and having a positive attitude for being resilient, working well in teams and planning ahead for being responsible, gathering evidence and considering different options for reasoning, learning in different ways and asking questions for being resourceful, and learning from mistakes and considering different opinions for being reflective.
The document outlines the author's goal strategies. Her short term goal is to balance responsibilities as a mother, wife, and student by managing her time between family and studies. She hopes to find part-time work to gain experience and help support her family financially. Her longer term goal is to continue her education by obtaining a bachelor's or master's degree to pursue a better career and provide more opportunities for her family. She is motivated to overcome fears of failure or not understanding subjects in order to achieve her goals through positive thinking, self-assessment, and dedication.
Independence-Growth Mindset - Staff Meeting 3rd December rvhstl
The document discusses developing independent learning skills in students. It emphasizes that independent learning involves taking responsibility for one's own learning through developing skills like questioning, problem-solving, evaluating progress, and learning from mistakes. The document provides strategies for teachers to promote independent learning skills in students, such as allowing students to make decisions about their learning, focusing on effort and progress over grades, and incorporating activities that require students to explain their thinking. It also discusses mindsets that affect independent learning and how to transition students from dependent to independent learners.
The student discusses their favorite assignments, journals, modules, and lessons learned from the course. They summarize key insights such as learning their preferred learning style, discovering study strategies, and gaining self-awareness. The student also reflects on their self-assessment results, showing improvement in areas like self-motivation and self-management. In concluding, the student envisions a future of accomplishing goals, gaining a degree, spending time with family, and finding happiness and adventures.
The author is reflecting on their experience with practice teaching, which will be ending in one week. While they view the ending as a relief, they acknowledge that the experiences have been valuable. Teaching is difficult, especially for a beginner, but the author sees it as an opportunity to take risks and learn from mistakes. The essence of life, according to the author, is to change, be inspired, and have an open dialogue. They define teaching as a career that demands continual growth, development, and learning. The motivation to improve comes from within the author and their desire to properly educate students. They seek feedback from students to evaluate their own progress.
The document provides information about the role of guidance counselors at a middle school and how they can assist students. It explains that counselors help students with academic issues like grades, organization, and missing assignments. They also help with social-emotional issues like peer relationships, self-confidence, and decision-making. Counselors are available to meet with students before school, during study hall, lunch, or after school. They maintain confidentiality but are required to report issues that could harm a student.
The document provides information about the role of guidance counselors at a middle school and how they can assist students. It explains that counselors help students with academic issues like grades, organization, and missing assignments. They also help with social-emotional issues like peer relationships, self-confidence, and decision-making. Counselors are available to meet with students before school, during study hall, lunch, or after school. They maintain confidentiality but are required to report issues that could harm a student.
The student enjoyed learning about their preferred learning style through an assignment, though was surprised to score higher in thinking than feeling. They found tips in overcoming situations where their style is not used. The student realized they had been relying on bad study habits from high school. Writing journal entries helped them see non-financial rewards of college and how much they procrastinate. The second week was a turning point as they admitted not being a good student previously but decided to persevere in the class. The student learned they control their own success through positive decisions and actions.
This document provides information about MWW, a public relations firm, and their expertise in LGBT travel marketing. It discusses the growth of the LGBT travel market in size and spending power. It also outlines best practices for brands to consider when developing LGBT marketing communications, including focusing on emotional benefits, leveraging wider audiences through integration, and using inclusive language and imagery. The document highlights an example campaign by Air New Zealand celebrating same-sex marriage on a flight between New Zealand cities.
MWW’s experience ranges from providing public relations activities and counsel to law firms to working with law firms and their clients regarding bankruptcy/restructuring, mergers & acquisitions, litigation support and myriad crisis issues. We have partnered with numerous international and domestic law firms.
Haiku Deck is a presentation platform that allows users to create Haiku-style slideshows. The document encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare by providing a link to do so. It aims to inspire the reader to try out Haiku Deck's unique presentation style.
Apakah itu Python dan bagaima setup di Window OS??Noor Taib
Dokumen ini memberikan panduan langkah demi langkah untuk menginstal bahasa pengaturcaraan Python di sistem operasi Windows 7. Ia menerangkan proses memuat turun dan menginstal Notepad++ dan Python 2.7, serta cara untuk mengesahkan bahawa Python telah berjaya diinstal dengan menjalankan PowerShell dan mengetik perintah Python. Dokumen ini bertujuan untuk membantu pengguna pemula memahami proses asas untuk memulakan penggunaan Python di Windows.
Presented on 9 July 2013 the Minnesota House Education Policy Committee held a hearing on integration policy at the Crosswinds Arts & Science School in Woodbury, MN.
This document provides location information for filming shots in two locations: the Netherlands National Circuit and Ealing Common. Brief location details are given but no further context about the shoots themselves are provided.
İzmir Gediz Üniversitesi İİBF İşletme Bölümü öğretim üyesi Yrd.Doç.Dr. Bulent Evirgen dostumun daveti ile 18 Aralık 2013 Çarşamba akşamı, 19:30-21:00 saatleri arasında, yüksek lisans programı öğrencileri ile paylaştığım girişimcilik ve inovasyon açısından Doğası Girişim: Etkinlik Yönetimi...
La expresión oral es una habilidad comunicativa compleja que requiere dominio de aspectos lingüísticos, cognitivos y psicológicos. Implica planificar el mensaje, organizarlo de forma coherente y transmitirlo con fluidez ante otros mediante el lenguaje no verbal y la voz.
Slovenský konzulárny deň v Birmingham 13.august 2013konzulatNYC
Výjazdový konzulárny deň slovenského veľvyslanectva v Birmingham sa koná v utorok 13. augusta 2013 na adrese 17-16 Elite House, 70 Warwick Street, Birmingham, B12 0NL
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang etika bisnis khususnya dalam iklan, pasar bebas, dan monopoli. Secara ringkas, dokumen menjelaskan fungsi iklan sebagai pemberi informasi dan pembentuk opini, prinsip-prinsip etika dalam iklan, keuntungan moral pasar bebas, peran pemerintah dalam pasar bebas, pengertian monopoli dan oligopoli, serta contoh kasus persaingan di industri chip mikroprosesor."
Sourajit Aiyer - South Asian Federation of Exchanges, Pakistan - Triggers Tha...South Asia Fast Track
This document provides information on developments in capital markets in South Asia from June 2013. It discusses SAFE's (South Asian Federation of Exchanges) ongoing project to develop a harmonized regulatory framework for capital markets in Pakistan and South Asia. SAFE consultants have held meetings with asset management companies, investment banks, and brokerage firms for feedback. SAFE has also drafted a rule book detailing uniform standards for SAARC countries. Separately, it discusses the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange implementing enhancements to its delivery versus payment model, including a buyer cash compensation component. It also mentions the Lahore Stock Exchange launching a corporate briefing program for listed companies to share financial and project details with market participants.
Japanese culture is shaped by its geography as an island nation comprising over 3,000 islands, most mountainous with volcanic activity. Its population of around 128 million is over 98% ethnically Japanese. Shintoism and Buddhism are the main religions. Traditional customs include arranged marriages, tea ceremonies, and seasonal festivals celebrating the new year, children, and ancestors. The family structure is patriarchal with defined gender roles and emphasis on education and bringing honor. Foods like sushi, tempura, and noodles are popular. Ethnic Japanese make up a small portion of the diverse population in the CNMI and have historical and economic ties to the islands.
Výjazdové konzulárne dni Slovenského veľvyslanectva v Belfaste v dňoch 22.-23. augusta 2013. Poskytovanie konzulárnych služieb občanom SR: podanie žiadosti o cestovný pas, osvedčenie o štátnom občianstve, zápis narodenia/sobáša do osobitnej matriky SR, osvedčenie podpisu/kópie/prekladu.
YOU CAN SHOOT THE MARK 1000% IN SCHOOLYou can shoot the mark 100%nbukamba
The document outlines various pressures and responsibilities facing students, including school demands, exams, homework, housework, and finding time for rest. It emphasizes that all of these responsibilities fall solely on the individual student. Effective communication and developing good relationships with teachers is important for students to find support and maximize their chances of academic success.
This document discusses developing self-awareness and self-management competencies in teachers and students. It begins with introducing the five competencies from the Mulyavardhan training - self-awareness, self-management, responsible decision-making, relationship skills, and social awareness. It then focuses on self-awareness, discussing how teachers can develop self-awareness through self-reflection, mindfulness meditation, analyzing their teaching style and lessons. Suggestions are provided for helping students develop self-awareness through identifying emotions, self-assessment, asking questions. The document then shifts to discussing self-management in teachers, focusing on handling emotions in the classroom. Strategies and resources are provided throughout for both teachers and students
Adaptive pedagogy: Transformative Teaching and Learning During CovidDr. Val Margarit
We live in a continuous adaptation mode. Adaptive pedagogy requires an open mind and heart to understanding our environments and to validating each student and their stories as we all adapt each day to the unexpected.
The document provides tips from learners on effective learning techniques. It discusses listening carefully, reading curiously, thinking critically, questioning fearlessly, noting actively, mind mapping mindfully, remembering regularly, reflecting personally, explaining concepts verbally, and thoroughly logging learning experiences. Expert tips suggest organizing information through outlining, synthesizing by summarizing important points, and applying knowledge to novel examples. Overall, the document highlights various techniques learners have found helpful for processing and retaining information.
Harley Pratt is pursuing nursing and identifies qualities needed for short and long-term goals. They enjoyed a personality test that identified them as a yellow personality type and a visual learner. Favorite assignments included journal entries that helped them reflect on problems, goals, and how to improve support systems. The service learning project where they helped elderly residents had a strong impact by showing how a few hours can greatly help others. They reflect on personal growth in taking responsibility and overcoming self-doubt to achieve their dream of becoming a nurse.
2010 sept15 LearntoLearn-[m]-Please download first, and then view to apprecia...viswanadham vangapally
This document discusses the importance of lifelong learning. It emphasizes learning to learn, think, change, love, and develop values and spirituality. Some key lessons discussed include learning from mistakes, distinguishing facts, forgiving others, and being enthusiastic, creative, and positive. The document promotes viewing learning as a continuous process that improves with reflection and practice over time.
Chapter 7- Memory and Studying: Retaining What You LearnMirnell
The document discusses a student named Mirnell D. Gonzalez's struggles in high school with depression, failing grades, and lack of motivation. Gonzalez had trouble keeping up in class and often failed assignments, tests, and quizzes. However, Gonzalez realized they needed to improve and started putting in more effort with homework, studying better techniques like flashcards and study groups. Gonzalez found teachers who supported them and their grades gradually improved throughout high school.
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20090515 - Tuning Your Mind To Improve Interpersonal Relations 23sviswanadham vangapally
Many a time we are seriously, not-serious. This is mainly because, we do not notice the importance of tuning our mind. This presentation was used, to tune the minds of the participants before the main presentation is introduced. This may just contain very general points, and nothing else; but the purpose is to make the participants begin to question, to feel, and thus to tune their minds. Thus, when the mind is getting ready, the chances of certain thoughts, getting sown in their minds, would multiply, and hopefully, the time invested would turn out to be a profitable investment in their future. That is the purpose of all exercise, of all training, and thus of all tuning of the mind. Tuning, just as a starter, would be of considerable help both for the presenter and the members of the audience.
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Leadership – Journal
What I have discovered in my leadership role internal my job is that, effective leadership reflects comprehension and understanding one’s self. I believe that before leaders can lead others, it is essential that they know who they are, identify how strong their skill-set are. As part of the management team, within my organization, understanding how workers think, and leaning about their behavior and skills, is important to know. This information can help enormously managers and decision makers in the company’s productive process. For example, knowing employees and how they operate within each of their assigned working areas. More work can be accomplished within a specified amount of time, additional work challenges can be determined, for instance, if the workload is too much or over bearing for an employee or groups of workers, than additional personnel can be added to the staff. For instance, understanding employee behavior is an effective strategy, particularly, when it comes to accomplishing tasks and goals internal the business entity.
But in my real world that is completely different when it comes to the leadership , the boss I work under his unit is far away from leadership concepts , changeable , has no long term plans , talkative , no action on the ground . He became a boss because he has master degree and has longest experience period.
It shouldn’t be like this there must be something you can measure the productivity of the section and how he is able to reach the organization goals.
Our duties are to report to the member of committee if the company' sections work in compliance with its policy .
I still believe that leadership is a gift and quality that can be gained through the life, when I was young I remember my friends when we play that there was always a leader to any game though we didn’t study or have any idea about leadership.
At the level of my family my mother has no leadership qualities and my father is completely different, he is always has the influence on his children by using and choosing the right words and right action in the right time, my mother is always assertive and stubborn and there is no way to argue about that, which is give us no space. So by growing up and understanding the life my siblings and I listened to her and we do whatever we like.
But for my Father side we listened and follow his orders and advice. My mother is well educated and she used to be a teacher in a high school and my father has not good level of education but I realized leadership has nothing to do with education unless the person is willing to be a leader and read about it.
What I understand in leadership is to be good communicator and has that charm to convey the massages in order to push them to the right goals.
Back to my organization and trough my 12 years experience I come cross few managers who have the leadership components such as communications skills and choosing the right word in the rig ...
The document discusses Madison Stephens' favorite assignments and discussions from her Medical Laboratory Studies class, including analyzing episodes of Seinfeld and completing a 32 day commitment. It also summarizes her favorite journal entries that helped her improve her time management and better understand her emotions. The document reflects on lessons she has learned about finding a fulfilling career and maintaining commitments that will help her achieve her goals.
The document outlines 10 principles for spiritual success:
1. See value in all things and be grateful for little things.
2. See greatness in all people and motivate others to reach their potential.
3. See goodness in all hearts and develop compassion.
4. See opportunities in all situations and be prepared to seize opportunities.
5. See solutions in all obstacles and view obstacles as tests to overcome.
6. See learning in all setbacks and view setbacks as lessons to improve.
7. See experience in all actions and learn from mistakes.
8. See benefits in all words and use positive words.
9. See
The document discusses self-reflection on progress made in a writing course over one semester. It analyzes strengths developed, such as using logical, ethical and emotional appeals more effectively in writing. It also addresses ongoing areas for improvement, such as further developing revision skills and using feedback. The writer evaluates growth in rhetorical analysis abilities and employing strategies like proposals. Overall, the reflection shows awareness of skills strengthened and honed over the term regarding argumentation, writing techniques and responding to criticism.
This document contains 12 journal entries written by Mirnell D. Gonzalez for an Emotional Intelligence class. In the entries, Gonzalez discusses her feelings about starting college, managing time, interacting with others, overcoming challenges, and maintaining a positive personal mission. She reflects on adapting to new experiences and improving her study skills through applying techniques learned in the class.
This document discusses how to assess your own learning style and strengths. It suggests taking tests to determine if you are strongest in verbal/linguistic, logical/mathematical, visual/spatial abilities etc. Recognizing your strengths and weaknesses can help you choose study methods and groups. You should play to your strengths and challenge weaker areas. Self-knowledge of your preferred teaching styles like lectures, groups, or hands-on work can also aid your learning. For those with disabilities, seeking assistance from advisors and extra time on tests can help manage their needs. Overall, understanding yourself as a learner is key to maximizing your potential in college.
The document discusses personal development and provides information on what it means, why it is important, rules and steps for personal development, and skills involved. Personal development refers to consciously improving one's life and growing as an individual. It allows people to evaluate their skills, think about goals, and maximize their potential. Key steps include self-assessment, being open-minded, accepting oneself, learning to let go, and living with purpose. Important skills include determination, self-confidence, persistence, stress management, problem-solving, creativity, and generating ideas.
Being Positive is very important part of success. Being positive in difficult time is extremely important for peaceful life and keeping our faith intact is more important. This positive thinking will bring success to you.
Quran 39:53 - Despair Not Mercy of Allah.
Quran : 13:23 Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.
Quran : “Indeed, after hardship there is ease” (94:6)
Quran : My Mercy encompasses every thing ( 7:156)
A student's career success depends on their knowledge and confidence. While people differ, those who are bold and confident tend to succeed. We should believe that everyone has knowledge, though some are more confident in themselves than others. This confidence impresses others. When preparing students for careers, we teach little about cultivating confidence. Everyone has flaws but can still exude self-assurance by believing in themselves and focusing on their good qualities and compliments received from others. Grades and ranks do not define success; true confidence means believing in oneself even when others doubt you. Developing confidence is a process, not an achievement, with setbacks along the way.
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
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
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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How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
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.
Thinking of getting a dog? Be aware that breeds like Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds can be loyal and dangerous. Proper training and socialization are crucial to preventing aggressive behaviors. Ensure safety by understanding their needs and always supervising interactions. Stay safe, and enjoy your furry friends!
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2. Whether your child is short or tall, good looking or not, first ranker or last bencher, the one thing that can set him apart and help him create a space for himself is ATTITUDE!!!
3. Developing a passion for excellence and making excellence into a habit.. Making empathy and compassion a part of kids, qualities that will empower them! Helping your child handle criticism well and overcome challenges thrown upon him in the right spirit.. Wouldn’t you want all this for your child?
4. Changing grumbles to gratitude, dealing with comparison and criticism and still believing in themselves, learning the value of time and hard work... and so much more.
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7. Explore TEN ATTITUDES… Practical and exciting.. Some reading and a LOT of realizing.. Some writing and a LOT of thinking.. Some experiences and a LOT of insights… All in all, this workshop holds the potential to really transform something within your young one.
8. Session 2: VISION To see the future today… The importance of long term and short term goals. The need to write them down. Assessing. Session 1: INTROSPECTION Understanding who you actually are… Understanding my strengths. Recognizing my weaknesses. Accepting what can’t be changed, and changing what can’t be accepted. TEN ATTITUDES
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10. Session 6: HARD WORKING Understanding that there is no alternative to hard work. Enjoying working hard. Feeling pride in working hard. Session 5: POSITIVE THINKING Getting the mind right. Believing that I CAN. Right thoughts, right emotions.
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12. Session 10: GRATITUDE Constantly realizing how blessed I am. Grumbles replacing gratitude. I am so happy and grateful today Because… Session 9: FAITH Understanding my relationship with God. Developing faith in something and strengthening it through rituals or routines.
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