...In education, the evaluation is one of the most important things. It helps the teacher can evaluate the student’s abilities. It is disagreed that the Ministry of Education training apply grade making system at Primary school. Analyzing both the students are pressured by marks as well as the teacher don’t care of the student’s knowledge and skills more and more. Firstly, the marks make the primary students feel not confident. For example, they sometime get bad marks even they work hard or have good attitude in studying. The students should be mobilized instead the bad marks, they can realize what they need try and change themselves. So the Ministry of Education training should not apply the scoring system instead of giving comment system in Primary school. Secondly, by grade making system, the teacher just have a little care for their students in some other things. The instructors, for instance give the pupils the corresponding marks with their exercise or test. They should give their students comment about their skills and attitude. So that the students know how they did in their work. Thus this marks it clears why Ministry of Education training should not remain the grade marking system in elementary school instead of given comment system. In summary, the scoring system should not be applied because it is not only making the pressure for the students but also limit the teacher’s care for their students in other aspect. From this it becomes quite evident that the Ministry of...
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...extremely important since calculus is considered as the study of changes. Its complexity in the study of changes has become one of the humankind’s greatest tool for analyzing changes in the marketplace. The profit function was created with the main purpose for businesses to understand how the changes in revenues and in costs would generate a profit or not profit at all. A profit can be generated when the amount of revenues is higher than the amount of costs. When a business starts, is normal to not gain any profit at all, in fact, most of the time, a business tends to lose money in its first year. However with that information, a business can analyze the money loss of that year and determine any gaps or holes that prevents the maximization of the profit and have a more prosperous result for the following year. For instance, if a company suffer a loss in profit, they can analyze the profit function to determine the main reason of why there was not a positive profit. If they see that the problem of the profit function was a low revenue then they can regulate the sale of products or services and price control, or if the problem lies in the cost function, they can adjust or lower the costs and expenses made by the business. The graph of a profit function can show at what time of the year the company tends to have a higher revenue than a costs or vice-versa. Taking in account this information, a business make changes in order to maximize the profit. It also helps to see where the...
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... Describe the Situation Issue and Opportunity Identification The snack food industries over the past number of years have come to understand how this increasing commodity has broadened its horizon in this changing arena. In order to create a constant firm stand in this industry, Best Snacks will have to address the issues of the declining in sales, market share decreases, stock prices taking a dive, the jeopardy of losing its long-term popular place in the snack market and lack of innovation or creativity. Best Snacks has the opportunity to incorporate a cultural change program designed to increase employees’ creative thinking skills in which would enhance creativity and innovation. By doing this, Best Snacks would open up new realm of strategies in organizational theory, design and change. The issues and opportunities that Best Snacks are faced with are explained in Table 1. In analyzing and identifying...
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...Analyzing the Impact of the Internet By: Yaribel Velez Capella University Analyzing the Impact of the Internet “When I decided to obtain my MBA I was a bit concern with the problems all students are facing in today’s economy. I thought to myself “another loan” could I bear to afford a student loan with a high interest rate? Not many single mothers seek to gain a profession due to the rise in college tuition and high interest rates on loans. Though, I decided to pursue with my degree which will benefit me in the future. The government intervention with Obama lowering rates of federal loans back in August 2013, but I wish for more financial assistance availability. My personal opinion is that financial assistance for higher education should be a more important base topic in today’s world. There are more and more cut back on college funds each year, and to make matters worse the real cost of college has risen steadily since the 1940s. Government aides and Pell grants have been reduced significantly; and obtaining free grants has become harder. Schools have raised tuition; which drops down the students enrolling in school due to loan affordability or not enough aids available. Over the past years, access to higher education has expanded from being privileged at birth, to having a certain qualification. In (Schumpeter, 13 April 2011; Hazelkorn, 31 May 2012) the impact of the financial trouble in California on its public University system is symptomatic of problems around the...
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...Critical Thinking and Its Importance in Education By Kadoko Chanda 1. Introduction Technology, travel and business have brought countries together, so does our thinking evolve. No more thinking within our boundaries, we need critical thinking to evaluate our own decisions in everything we do. For example, how do you teach students without discriminating their beliefs or religion? How do we start a business in a country with different laws from ours and still incorporate our business values? So, what is critical thinking? 2. What is Critical Thinking? Critical thinking according to Hamilton-Reeves (2009) is the process of filtering information by removing emotional and environmental discrepancies and remaining neutral to make the most accurate decision. On the other hand Elder and Paul (1994, pp.34-35) believes critical thinking is the "ability of thinkers to take charge of their own thinking by developing sound criteria and standards for analyzing and assessing" information to make an informed decision. Lastly, critical thinking from a general psychology point of view is analyzing ones standards, facts and assessing conclusions (Petress, 2004). From the above analysis, it is apparent that critical thinking is a process that guides ones logical decision making process by analyzing all possible information before making a decision, therefore reducing the chances of making quick and unethical decisions. According to Hamilton-Reeves (2009), critical thinking improves your...
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...ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF THE WEB Christine Amill Capella University ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF THE WEB The purpose of this paper is to discuss, and briefly analyze Zephry Teachout’s (2009) article, “Will the Web Kill Colleges”. It explores the different ways students are pursuing higher education, and examines the effects online education is having on traditional brick and mortar colleges. Teachout (2009) projects that over the next fifteen years, traditional brick and mortar institutions will offer a larger selection of online courses. The amount of online Colleges and Universities are also expected to increase during this time. George Leef (2013) states “Technological change has made online coursework very competitive with the traditional means of teaching”. He also argues that with the way online education is improving, more students will participate in the type of learning they want, when and where they want to (Leef, 2013). Eventually students will be able to attend the College or University of their choice globally. They will no longer have to worry about traveling, or paying for dorm room expenses. All of this will ultimately affect brick and mortar colleges in a negative way (Teachout, 2009). Teachout (2009) seems to argue in favor of the online learning environment. He claims that the pros outweigh the cons. A few of his key arguments include: lower tuition, increased flexibility, less course redundancy, and the amount of free resources that are available...
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...How to Find the Best Stocks Introduction Investing in the stock market can be a risky, but many times rewarding business. In order to ensure that you turn a profit, you need to invest in the right stocks. Finding the right stocks can be a challenge for those that are new to investing, but with some tips and advice, and a little knowledge, finding those lucrative stocks is made a whole lot easier. Before starting off, you need to understand your goals and how you are going to achieve them. In addition to formulating goals, you need to do some basic market research. Ask yourself questions like “What market am I going to invest in?” and “How much am I willing to risk?” Now that you have your basic goals and research completed, you need to get down to actual investing. Before you do this, you need to know which stocks you are going to be investing in. There are many tools online that can help you, such as Google Stocks, which helps you keep track of certain stocks to see which direction they are trending in. As general advice, the best stocks to invest in are those that have recently hit rock bottom, and are on their way back up. Investment Risk Profile Simply put, your investment risk profile is how “risky” you are as an investor. Most people think that the stock market is 100% safe and risk-free to invest in, but in reality people do lose money in the stock market, just look at how many lost money in the Great Depression. Determining your investment risk profile...
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...Analyzing The Impact Of The Internet Capella University MBA-FP6004 Analyzing The Impact Of The Internet In today's world, employers are looking for a higher standard of education from job applicants. This is forcing high school seniors to pursue a college degree; an increase in demand causes an increase in tuition cost. This adds pressure in the economy, due to the growing amount of student loans and parent’s looking at creative options to cover the cost, such as refinancing their homes. But then, the advancement of technology could change this; however, there are complicated implication that will need to be addressed. Based on my research the major factor of the tuition increases is the reduction of state funding. The reduced state funding impacts universities; they provide 53 percent of the revenue. When the funding is cut, universities will have to cut educational or other services, and raise tuition to cover the gap. The average spend rate, per student is 23% or $2,026, which are less than the recession time. This inward turn is propelling the cost from the state to the student and influencing the universities to look at ways of covering the shortage. See Figure 1, every state except Alaska and North Dakota has cut per-spending funding. [pic] One approach is to increase the acceptance rate of out-of-state students. On average, the in-state tuition cost of a bachelor’s degree is $60,000, and the out-of-state is in the range of $100,000...
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...resource teacher checked the learning of the learners by asking question to generalize the topic. ANALYSIS: The discussion must begin the lesson by giving motive question which is about the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior and to develop the critical thinking of the learners. The lesson end with summarizing and by asking question. There is a part of lesson developmentthat is FIELD STUDY I Observation Analysis Reflection FIELD STUDY 2 Observation Analysis Reflection TEACHING PHILOSOPHY Education is essential to change for education creates both new wants and the ability to satisfy them.’’ By Henry Steele Commager As we know that education is the key to success and the only thing that can help individual to change their life. Because education has vital role in developing the individual ability and it is about knowledge that we must gain. I It has a main objective which is to achieve pertinent knowledge needed to...
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...Medicine nursing is one of the biggest workforces in healthcare. By starting a transformation in the nursing field, there can be change in the healthcare industry (Committee on the Robert Wood Johnson foundation 2011). The Institute of Medicine, on October 5, 2010, released their research based report “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health” as a recommendation to improve nursing. Nurse must be able to provide the public accessible and high quality healthcare, there needs to be a higher standard of healthcare and highly educated nurses Impact of the IOM report on nursing education The education nurses acknowledged during the twentieth century are no longer adequate enough to handle the requirements of today’s healthcare. “Nurses should achieve higher levels of education and training through an improved education system that promotes flawless academic progression.”(Institute of Medicine, 2010). As the healthcare field moves forward, technology has played a major role. As technology advance, patient needs and healthcare setting have become more complex, nurses are required to acquire higher education to deliver high-quality and safe healthcare. Higher education in nursing includes Baccalaureate degree in Nursing, Doctorate in Nursing in Nursing Practice (Institute of Medicine, 2010). During the course of the higher education he/she are able to gain leadership, team work, interpersonal and collaboration skills. As the primary care for the patient, the...
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...Analyzing Managerial Decisions: Medford University by HCM-540, MBOL5, Health Care Organization Instructor: Saint Leo University Distance Learning December 1, 2013 Analyzing Managerial Decisions: Medford University Ronald J. Sanders Saint Leo University MBA540 Analyzing Managerial Decisions: Medford University 1. Rather than approaching Medford University Human Resource department to propose a plan, President Kobayashi designated a task force to mull over the matter of fringe benefits. President Kobayashi designated a task force to reduce expenditures and develop a new fringe benefit package that was for the employees of the University. But while the analysis takes place, President Kobayashi does not want to disturb the value of the faculty or the staff. The president has designated a top administrator, to head the task force. He also appointed other various members to be a part of the task force, including the vice provost, who would function as the secretary of the task force.. These members are presumed to have specific knowledge that would help in the process of making the decision. If the president had asked the human resource department to put together a new benefits package, there may have been cause or concerns about who the package being created for upper class, the wealthy, and even show favoritism toward certain colleagues and staff members. 2) The president should supply the task force with a copy of the university’s financial report. The...
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...Web technology in Education 1.0 Introduction Technology is developing very fast. They had been use in various way in people daily life and daily activities. National Center for education Statistics (NCES) claimed that 97% of public school teachers have computers in theirs classrooms with 93% having internet access. "Children use computers for a wide variety of activities encompassing education, play and communication , making computers a significant part of young people's lives" (DeBell & Chapman,2006, p.20). In 2003, 4 percent of U.S. school districts had use one to one computer programs which mean each of the student was given a computer for her or his own use while this percentage rise up to 52% by 2011 (The Greaves Group, 2012). Nowadays, web technologies hand immerse into different field in our life such as education, security and even buying things. Web technology did create a huge impact on education . The latest tools web2.0 is used to promote and support student learning. This new direction changes the current technology study practice. 2.0 Literature Review a) (Jobe & Peck) explained that by using educational technology contend technology accommodates individual learning abilities and styles and student access to learning whenever and no matter where they are. They also said that by using technology in teaching provides students with the chance to learn the technological skills they will need when they enter the society for employment. Besides that, by...
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...Situation Analysis – 1-1 Situation Analysis – An Approach and Method for Analyzing the Context of Projects and Programme j:\cc69\nmm\website docs\situation analysis\situation analysis approach and method.doc Global M&E Initiative 1-2 An Approach and Method for Analyzing the Context of Projects and Programme Notes: j:\cc69\nmm\website docs\situation analysis\situation analysis approach and method.doc Global M&E Initiative An Approach and Method for Analyzing the Context of Projects and Programme 1-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. THE RATIONALE FOR SITUATION ANALYSIS IN IUCN ............................................ 5 2. THE BASIC STEPS INVOLVED IN SITUATION ANALYSIS ......................................... 6 3. GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR GOOD PRACTICE............................................................. 7 PARTICIPATORY ........................................................................................................................... 7 OUTWARD LOOKING..................................................................................................................... 7 LEARNING FROM OTHERS ............................................................................................................. 7 USING THE FRAMEWORK OF PEOPLE AND ECOSYSTEMS ................................................................ 7 DATA BASED NOT ANECDOTAL..................................................................................................... 7...
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...eventually following into their footsteps and studying law. While he never pursued his learned trade, he focused his interest onto analyzing and reconstructing English law. This passion allowed him to simplify the existing laws reducing them to a simple cause and effect theory. The utilitarian model was later used as a baseline to change and develop new measures by the judicial as well as the business sector. “Jeremy Bentham was born into a family of lawyers on February 15th 1784 in Houndsditch, London” (Jeremy Bentham Facts ). The wonder child entered Oxford College at the tender age of twelve, after which, he followed in his father’s footsteps “enrolling into Lincoln`s Inn graduating from law school in 1963” (Sweet). According to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy web page, the era of his upbringing was paved by changes in the social fabric as well as moral structure of society. (Sweet) This experience empowered him to pursue a career as a writer, philosopher and analyst rather than pursuing a career as a lawyer. Jeremy Bentham spent most of his life critiquing as well as developing different theories to try to improve the law system of his time. He later explained his dislike for practicing his learned trade as a direct result of his education. “…mendacity and insincerity … are the only sure effects of an English university education," (Jeremy Bentham Facts ) His father’s death and his newly found wealth allowed Jeremy Bentham to retreat from his social life to...
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...in detention center seeking entrance into Australia for the shake of good life, food, shelter, education, health services and so on. But, due to detention, they are suffering from extreme levels of physical, emotional, psychological and developmental distress. Dozens of children with physical and mental disabilities are detained for prolonged period (Australian Catholic University, 2015, section. 4.1.2). Children in detention center are treated like slave and got locked in a dangerous environment where they lost their physical and mental consciousness and no futures and lives. According to The Daily Telegraph interview with the children in detention published some heartbreaking drawing made by the children holds the message which is simple as it is, the care of children has not been good enough (Heartbreaking drawings from children in immigration detention centers paint a bleak picture, 2015 http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/heartbreaking-drawings-from-children-in-immigration-detention-centres-paint-a-bleak-picture/story-fni0cx12-1227216861154). It proves that they are not happy inside their. They don’t want to be caged in detention center with lives like a...
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