...contained in books.” Compare and contrast knowledge gained from experience with knowledge gained from books. In your opinion, which source is more important? Why? As the world is globalizing, we see many changes around us. The knowledge we learned once from books, is now more important to experience. However the question that strikes every mind today is which source is more important? Gaining knowledge from experience or from books? People may have different opinions. Admittedly, both have advantages and they are important. We can’t reject the fact that ‘Not everything that is learned is contained in books. “If we say that we are trying to learn how to swim, we can’t learn the whole things specifically without experiences. This tells us how important experiences are. But as far as I am concerned, gained knowledge from books is more important due to many reasons. Firstly, gaining knowledge from books is more important is because we can’t experience everything in the world. There are lots of things that we learn through our life and we can’t learn them all by experiencing. Nevertheless, if we find particular books that include the information we are looking for, it will help us understand better. For instance, how could possibly we learn about forefathers without books? How could we also learn about the history of our countries? Obviously, it is impossible to learn these things by experiences. Thus, gaining knowledge from books play an important role as not...
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...UXT Task 1 (0915) Top of Form | value: 1.00 | value: 2.00 | value: 3.00 | value: 4.00 | value: 5.00 | Score/Level | Articulation of Response (clarity, organization, mechanics) | The candidate provides unsatisfactory articulation of response. | The candidate provides weak articulation of response. | The candidate provides limited articulation of response. | The candidate provides adequate articulation of response. | The candidate provides substantial articulation of response. | | A1. Initial Thoughts | The candidate does not provide an appropriate description of initial thoughts and/or feelings about the work. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with no detail, of initial thoughts and/or feelings about the work. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with limited detail, of initial thoughts and/or feelings about the work. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with adequate detail, of initial thoughts and/or feelings about the work. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with substantial detail, of initial thoughts and/or feelings about the work. | | A2. Aspect(s) of Interest | The candidate does not provide an appropriate description of at least 1 aspect of the work that most interests the candidate. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with no detail, of at least 1 aspect of the work that most interests the candidate. | The candidate provides an appropriate description, with limited...
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...Learning to read and write by Frederick Douglass: The purpose of this essay is to explain how Frederick Douglass believed that knowledge was an avenue to freedom. Anyone can have freedom. Frederick needed to gain knowledge to have his freedom. His mistress and master prevented and stopped him from reading and writing. Also, his own mind was preventing him. Finally, he needed the time to learn how to write and read. Fredericks mistress and master both was against him learning to read and write. They both had people watch him to make sure he wasn’t reading. They both agreed that knowledge and freedom wasn’t compatible. When he was caught reading he was punished. This meaning that he didn’t have the freedom to read or write. After a while he...
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...journal response reflecting on the content presented in the course, the knowledge you have gained, and your goals for future professional positions. In your reflection, be sure to address the following: 1. How has your knowledge of physical activity, physical fitness, nutrition, and safety for young children been affected during this class? Describe three new ideas/concepts you have learned so far that you feel have been the most valuable. 2. How do you see this class affecting you actions and decisions in your future role? 3. What additional areas related to health and wellness would you like to better understand? How will you further your learning of these topics? Carefully review the Grading Rubric for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your journal entries. Activity mode aims to provide quality study notes and tutorials to the students of ECE 214 WEEK 4 JOURNAL COURSE REFLECTION in order to ace their studies. ECE 214 WEEK 4 JOURNAL COURSE REFLECTION To purchase this visit here: http://www.activitymode.com/product/ece-214-week-4-journal-course-reflection/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM ECE 214 WEEK 4 JOURNAL COURSE REFLECTION Write an in-depth journal response reflecting on the content presented in the course, the knowledge you have gained, and your goals for future professional positions. In your reflection, be sure to address the following: 1. How has your knowledge of physical activity, physical fitness, nutrition, and safety for young...
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...How much of one’s knowledge depends on interaction with other knowers? Most of a person’s knowledge comes from and depends upon the interaction with others. We simply cannot have knowledge if you are isolated from others. Take the example that you are alone, in a room, with no windows. In this situation the person in the room cannot possibly have any understanding of the outside world. They would also not know the most basic of information. Would one know that one was human or that there are other people beside oneself out there? How would one also think of things if there were no former knowledge of language? The person in the above example can be thought of as one of the humans that are living in the underground cave in the article that I have previously read titled, “The Allegory of the Cave.” Both the person in the room and the human in the cave have no prior knowledge of the outside world. Though the human has seen shadow, heard voices, and has had some interaction with others, he still does not know whether the things that he has seen or heard are in fact true. The person in the room does not have the luxury to leave the room like the human in the cave did to explore the world. Because the human was able to leave the cave, he gained new knowledge and learned that his previous knowledge was not correct. A way that we can gain knowledge from the interaction of others is through our parents or peers. As we are growing up, our parents help us gain knowledge of the world...
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...MAKERERE UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON FIELD ATTACHMENT CARRIED OUT MBALE MUNICIPAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL (JULY-JUNE, 2015) BY KATEME JOSEPHINE REG: 14/U/1390 BPSM II BY Proff. MOYA MUSA (ACADEMIC SUPERVISOR) A PRELIMINARY FIELD ATTACHMENT REPORT SUBMITTED TO FACULTY OF COMPUTING AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE IN PARTIAL FULLFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE IN PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OF MAKERERE UNIVERSITY SEPTEMBER, 2015 1 DECLARATION I Kateme Josephine declare that this is my original work and has never been submitted to any institution for any kind of award. Signed: date: …………………………………………. ……………………………… KATEME JOSEPHINE (14/U/1390) i APPROVAL I certify that this internship report has been prepared under my supervision, thus ready for submission as a partial fulfillment of the requirements of a bachelor’s degree in Procurement and Supply Chain Management of Makerere University Business School. Sign Date …………………….. ………………………… Proff. MOYA MUSA ii LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS CEO - Chief Executive Officer HRM - Human Resource Manager IUIU - Islamic University in Uganda MIS - Management Information System MMC - Mbale Municipal Council MMLGC - Mbale Municipal Local Government Council MUBS - Makerere University Business School NAADS - National Agricultural Advisory Service PDU - Procurement and Disposal Unit PHC - Primary Health Care PPDA - Public Procurement and Disposal...
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...One of the reasons why I am so interested in participating in the NAIOP University Challenge is that I am an incredibly competitive person. It is rare to find an outlet for my competitive spirit on this campus and even harder to find one that utilizes my knowledge of Urban Studies & Planning. Furthermore, being a member of UC San Diego’s team would be a great opportunity for me to branch out and grow as a professional, as well as explore the Real Estate and Development field. While I have done similar work in classes such as “Urban Design, Theory, and Practice” and “Urban Design Practicum,” the NAIOP University Challenge would allow me analyze a site from many perspectives. In the aforementioned classes, I gained both practical and theoretical...
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...PHI/105 Dialogue between Plato and Aristotle Assignment P: Given the soul is imperishable, souls gather knowledge throughout their existence. Souls carry this knowledge in every earth-bound body they inhabit. The soul has learned everything during its prior worldly interactions as well as it’s time in the other world. It can be assumed a man’s soul has learned how the art of blacksmithing. This man’s soul, when reborn might not have the given knowledge to blacksmith an adequate sword, yet we should not be alarmed should he recall this knowledge. We must assume his soul learned the art of blacksmithing in a former life. A: I understand your argument, but submit the man you describe could learn the art of blacksmithing by simply seeing weapons and swords that have been created. The man can use the swords he has seen in creating one for himself. The man uses “similarity” to form his sword to the sword that has already been created. The man simply learns the art of blacksmithing through previously created weapons. P: How can you assume the man learned the art of blacksmithing? Is it not possible that his soul could have been a blacksmith in a former life. If this man was to create an exemplary sword, how can it be assumed he learned to create such perfection with it being his first time practicing the art of blacksmithing? A: Imagine you had no knowledge of geometry and namely circles. If I drew a circle and asked you to create a circle half it’s size, could...
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...Background paper On Domains of Culture Learning and Knowledge Since the dawn of time human beings have been learning how to survive throughout the world and passing this knowledge gained over centuries down to their children for generations and now into the near future. America is widely known for its prestige college universities and its higher standards for learning and knowledge. As Americans how would the world be if we did not have Learning and Knowledge in our American culture? Today, we are going to discuss Learning and Knowledge and how it has vastly affected our American culture as a whole. Learning and knowledge in American culture has always been perceived as your stepping stone to a better life. First, we will examine Learning and its effect on the American culture. In a famous quote from Leonard Da Vinci “Learning never exhausts the mind”.1 This can be simply put as our minds as human beings will continue to learn and grow as much as we deem fit. Typically, we attend school all the way up to the age of eighteen and we have a choice to make on whether or not to attend college or set off into the American work force. Regardless, of what choice we make learning is going to occur in both aspects of attending college or starting a new job/career in the American workforce. Attending college will give you a better knowledge of how our society works and how to some-what navigate through everyday life. Entering into the workforce you will gain more of a hands-on, everyday...
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...Executive Summary On the Job Training is the way on how to practice graduating students for their future work. Graduating students are required to take On-the-Job training. I am assigned at Iriga City Water District, Rufino Llagas Sr. St., San Roque. Iriga City for 240 hours On the Job Training I started on November 11, 2013 to February 10, 2014. Iriga City Water District provides the cleanest and portable water in Iriga City. During my first day of my OJT I felt nervous because I have no idea to start my day on how to communicate the employee but I was wrong because ICWD employee are very friendly , humble and generous. Because of them I start and end my OJT or training that I promise to myself that they are one of my families. I enjoyed and satisfied working with them because of their kindness to me. They also inspired me to be responsible and kind future employee. Introduction On-the-Job Training is one of the requirements of all graduating students. It’s all about on how to train all graduating students to their future work. It is important to experience On-the-Job Training because what we learned from our assigned company it is our benefits. Training is the best way to enhance our knowledge. What we learned from school in OJT Lecture and also to our Immediate Superior gave us an idea before we face industry. Benefits that we gained from our training like on how to socialize others is the best way to be the one of good future employee. Iriga City Water District molds...
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...Gaining knowledge and literacy is something people take for granted. A great deal of society does not understand that becoming literate is important. People do not think about the obstacles it takes to get to a certain level of undersandment. In the two articles written by Fredrick Douglass and Malcolm X they recount their journey to become well versed and knowledgeable. There are stark differences in their journey to read and there reactions to their newfound understanding of there position as African American men. In Fredrick Douglass’s case as a slave learning to read was frond upon. His mistress took several measures to ensure that Douglass did not have a book in his hands. As Fredrick become more knowledgeable his mistress became angry...
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...on leadership lessons he gained from a decade of entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley. Mr. Michel, also had a MBA degree in Harvard, is the founder of Affinity Lab and Military.com. He runs Nautilus Venture currently as well. He shared his experience about how to become a successful entrepreneur and leader in the lecture. The main purpose that the College of Business sponsored this opportunity is to help the students to better understand what leadership is and how it works. The leadership, as one of most important characteristics for businessmen, is essential for the future success of us, the students of college business. Doubtless, the lesson from Mr. Michel, an outstanding entrepreneur, will definitely enhance the growths of our leadership. In the lecture, he introduces his experience to keep his employees passionate through his leadership. He took responsibility to interview his employees and kept in touch with every one of them. As a result, Mr. Michel’s enterprise achieved massive success because the positivity and passion his employees engaged into work. From this part of experience of him, we should have got a sense of what is leadership and how to positively affect your employees by your leadership. Another purpose of sponsoring this lecture should be expecting business students to learn some life wisdom and experience from the predecessor in business field. From Mr. Michel’s lecture, we learnt about his life in U of I. He not only got knowledge from the college, but also...
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...Personal Responsibility Cheryl Rose GEN/200 April 2, 2012 Personal Responsibility Personal responsibility is paramount for college success for several reasons. As a student who does not take ownership or responsibility of his actions, but instead finds excuses or points his finger at others for his accountabilities, he may want to rethink the long journey he has ahead. Without responsibility for an individuals’ own success, he will need to reconsider his yearning to attend college. Taking Ownership Although the degree of personal responsibility may vary among individuals, it is important to recognize that each individual must take ownership for his actions and behaviors as success is dependent on the individual. An important strategy for students is to take ownership of his success while attending college. For those individuals who do not take ownership of his actions or behaviors, there may be consequences to pay. As Denis Waitley stated “A sign of wisdom and maturity is when you come to terms with the realization that your decisions cause your rewards and consequences. You are responsible for your life, and your ultimate success depends on the choices you make.” My personal responsibility will include time management, collaboration, and a positive attitude. Responsibility Whereas personal responsibility must start with us as individuals, one must also note the importance of personal responsibility in a team environment. Personal responsibility...
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...Having knowledge is essential in everyday life. In the case of Marcus Sedgwick’s novel Revolver, having knowledge drove the characters’ actions, and ultimately saved their lives. This importance of wisdom is also evident in the article “The Age of Enlightenment,” which discusses the history of humans learning more about our existence and the world in general. Although the Age of Enlightenment occurred many years ago, it has a lasting effect on today’s society and is still prevalent in current news. The theme of the necessity of having wisdom is present in Revolver and is also seen in the mindset of the Enlightenment thinkers. Knowledge is always important to have, in any situation. It was paramount for Sig to have knowledge, especially of guns, during his experience with Wolff. He learned this view from his father, when Einar passed on his personal wisdom to Sig on their sacred Wash Days. After Einar’s death, Sig “was reminded of his father, who would always say, ‘Know what you can. Know everything you can know’” (Sedgwick 17). Einar’s advice to Sig proved true when a piece of knowledge Einar had shared with him saved...
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...Learning From the Journey Greg Anderson is famous for being a physical trainer who taught people like Barry Bonds and other famous athletes. He states; “Focus on the journey, not the destination. Joy is found not in finishing an activity but in doing it” (Greg Anderson). Gain wisdom as the adventure progresses on shows that all gain knowledge. Also will gain better choices and smarter ideas from experience. As the adventure goes on we gain experience. Also the results of the journey is just as important as the lessons learned along the way. During the adventure through life there are always obstacles along the way. It's a choice if you want them to be faced which in the end will get you to the goal of life. The journey is more important...
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