...Analyzing Running Records Qualitative analysis involves looking at the reading behavior. The teacher looks for behavior evidence of cue use and evidence of the use of strategies such as cross-checking information and searching for cues. She examines each incorrect attempt and self-correction and hypothesizes about the cues or information sources the child might have been using. In Clay's analysis, cues refer to the sources of information. There are three major categories: Meaning- The teacher thinks about whether the child's attempt makes sense up to the point of error. She might think about the story background, information, from the picture, and meaning in the sentence in deciding whether the child was probably using meaning as a source. Structure-Structure refers to the way language works. Some refer to this information source as syntax because unconscious knowledge of the rules of the grammar of the language the reader speaks allows him to eliminate alternatives. Using this implicates knowledge, the reader checks whether the sentence "sounds right." Visual information- Visual information includes the way the letters and words look. Readers use their knowledge of visual features of words and letters and connect these features to their knowledge of the way words and letters sound when spoken. If the letters in the child's attempt are visually similar to the letters in the word in the text (for example, if it begins with the same letter or has a similar cluster of letters)...
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...Every time a name server responds to a lookup, it also sends records that authenticate its response. These records must match all name servers in order for the domain name to function properly. This means that the records on a company’s four managed DNS providers must include its records four times and must be kept in sync. However, not all providers allow their name server records to be edited, which can cause a problem in establishing the kind of redundancy needed. If records aren’t editable, then an administrator may have to push changes to records manually to both providers. Obviously, this is inconvenient and time-consuming and would likely result in some problems and inconsistencies. Route 53 does not allow records to be edited, and neither does DNSimple, although after October 21, DNSimple is reconsidering this policy and working to add the necessary support for record editing to be possible. However, since Route53, Google Cloud DNS, and many of the other providers support APIs, it’s possible to automate the records replication by updating the records in a single source and push the changes via the create/update APIs to the other...
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...DNS Server Role Updated: January 21, 2008 Domain Name System (DNS) is a system for naming computers and network services that is organized into a hierarchy of domains. TCP/IP networks, such as the Internet, use DNS to locate computers and services through user-friendly names. To make using network resources easier, name systems such as DNS provide a way to map the user-friendly name for a computer or service to other information that is associated with that name, such as an IP address. A user-friendly name is easier to learn and remember than the numeric addresses that computers use to communicate over a network. Most people prefer to use a user-friendly name—for example, sales.fabrikam.com—to locate an e-mail server or Web server on a network rather than an IP address, such as 157.60.0.1. When a user enters a user-friendly DNS name in an application, DNS services resolve the name to its numeric address. What does a DNS server do? A DNS server provides name resolution for TCP/IP-based networks. That is, it makes it possible for users of client computers to use names rather than numeric IP addresses to identify remote hosts. A client computer sends the name of a remote host to a DNS server, which responds with the corresponding IP address. The client computer can then send messages directly to the remote host's IP address. If the DNS server does not have an entry in its database for the remote host, it can respond to the client with the address of a DNS server that...
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...next level, but it gives general ideas that show functional part of SFA. In addition, SFA is something like UML and RMI that we did in the class. In conclusion, the SFA is taking about its principle, usages and users to run the SFA systems. The SFA has four users, owners, operators, researchers (and developers) and principle investigators. Owners are like an owner of a website who has creates the rule of its website and force all website visitors to follow the rule, so it is the top user in the system. For example, to create a network that connects different people from all over the world together. Operators are playing the role of the owner’s worker who helps to keep website updated and running well. Because the limit of workers, the owner also the play the role of operators. Researchers are kinds of complicate in it role because its can do jobs from operators and other’s job. There are simple ways to explain which it is likes a forum manager who keep the forum running well and he also can add/delete some function by higher-level’s permit. Then the investigators are using for verifying the researchers. The most important two key abstractions defined by SFA are components and slices. A component is uses to collect resources like CPU or memory and controlled by component manager which defines the functions for users and manages the allocation of resources to different users. A slice is...
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...education services. After reviewing current and past marking period grades this student does have a weakness in the area of reading. Most of the student’s weakness is in the area of comprehension. Running Record Assessment Since Zavvyona is a fourth grade student but has trouble with comprehension, I decided to begin at Level A with Running Record Assessment. The results of the assessments are as follows: Level A (32 words – 0 error): 100% accuracy, 100% comprehension Level B (55 words – 0 errors): 100% accuracy, 100% comprehension Level C (79 words) – 1errors): 99% accuracy, 95% comprehension Level D (129 words – 2 errors): 98% accuracy, 95% comprehension Level E (198 words-5 errors): 89% accuracy; 95% comprehension, 100% vocabulary Level F (220 words-4 errors): 90% accuracy, 85% comprehension, 100% vocabulary Miscue Analysis Determining Independent Reading Level Based upon the above results, Zavvyona is able to read and comprehend at Level A. She is able to read accurately at Levels B-F, but comprehension is at 95%. She would require instructional interventions to comprehension text at Levels E and F. Determining Instructional Level Based upon the Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System (2011), this student’s instructional level would be level F. The running record completed...
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...For the assessment project, I choose to use a running record to assess the reading fluency and comprehension of my 5th-grade student, J.J. When I have observed J.J. in literature circles, she is engaged and seems to enjoy reading a book she has selected with her group. I also asked J.J. what she likes to read and she responded with various books; Clementine, Ramona, Mrs. Piggly Wiggly, Warrior, Bones, and Baby-Sitters Club. These fiction series of books have female protagonists that encounter real-world situations for readers similar in age. She is currently reading Hatchet for her literacy circle and enjoys the adventure and asks many questions about the relationship with the animals during discussions. I believe J.J. enjoys reading books that interest her, but seems unengaged and skims over curriculum assigned books or passages, including many non-fiction texts....
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...Unit 3: Investigating Finance Control | | | By: Harmol Sehmi 11H1 | | Contents Page 1. Front Page 2. Contents page 3. Introduction 4. Business Costs 5. Carrying on Business costs 6. Carrying on Business Costs 7. Cash flow forecasts 8. Financial documents 9. Carrying on financial documents 10. Carrying on financial documents 11. Managing business finances 12. Managing business finances Introduction In this assignment I will summarise the difference between start-up and running costs, which will include a table showing these. Along with, summarising the difference between fixed and variable costs which will also including a table showing these. I will then write a summary explaining the importance of the following: * Sales revenue * Calculating total revenue (unit sales price x number of units sold) * Gross and net profit * Maximising profits (increasing revenue and/or decreasing costs) Later I will then calculate the profit or loss for the first year, using the data in Project 3 and advise him as to how he can make his Business more profitable. Secondly, I will create a PowerPoint presentation showing the usefulness of break-even analysis. I will start by writing a detailed description of what is break even analysis and explain the reasons why break even analysis is important to a business. I will then construct a Break Even chart using the data given for Julian & Johns’ business...
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...the single-label name resolution of records that are dynamically registered in WINS, records which typically are not managed by IT administrators. Support for these dynamically registered records is not scalable, especially for larger customers with multiple domains and/or forests. In GNZ, after the creation and enabling of the GlobalNames zone, the administrators must manually create, add, edit and, if required - delete, name records from that zone. GNZ does not support dynamic updates." Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_purpose_of_the_Global_Names_Zone_in_Windows_Server_2008_DNS_servers#ixzz1kzD5eDgb EXPLAIN THE MODIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO DNS FOR ACCOMMODATING READ ONLY DOMAIN CONTROLLERS. HOW IS THIS DIFFERENT FROM THE WAYS DNS HANDLES ORDINARY DOMAIN CONTROLLERS? "Because the DNS server that runs on an RODC cannot directly register client updates, it has to refer the client to a DNS server that hosts a primary or Active Directory-integrated copy of the zone file. This server is sometimes referred to as a "writable DNS server." When a client presents a Find Authoritative Query, which is the precursor to an update request, the DNS server on the RODC uses the domain controller Locator to find domain controllers in the closest site. The RODC then compares the list of domain controllers that is returned with the list of name server (NS) resource records that it has. The RODC returns to the client the NS resource record of a writable DNS server that the client...
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...steps, the end result of preparing for a half marathon will earn you a record of 13.1 miles in the record book. Now that you have signed up for your first half marathon what do you do? The first step is planning your training schedule. It consists of daily runs which can be between 3 miles to 10 miles with rest days in between for 12 weeks. Basically you would run your long runs, which are 10-12 miles on Saturdays or Sundays, and run the shorter...
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...Steve Prefontaine the legend Introduction Many people have never heard of Steve Prefontaine. These people are not ignorant, they just have not followed Americas distance running. In distance running Prefontaine, better known as Pre, is truly a legend. The people that knew Pre could see the passion and desire in everything he did. Not many people have heard of Steve Prefontaine because of his short life-span. He was only 24 years old when he passed. The purpose of this paper is to inform you on who Steve Prefontaine really was, and what he achieved as a high schooler and in his college years. Methodology When I was first given this assignment, my mind started racing on who I thought was a leader and a catalyst for change. Everyone started calling out who they wanted to do and slowly but surely every famous person I knew was taken. I was really stumped and started researching “leaders” on google but everyone who came up didn’t seem interesting enough. My AVID teacher Mrs. Swain asked me what I enjoyed doing and I replied with running and she brought up Steve Prefontaine. She brought me up to speed about him and it got me interested how he for the longest time he held the record in every distance track race. As I began researching about him, most of the cites said the same thing: He held the record in every distance track meet and died at age 24. So for a while I couldn’t find out more information on him. In the article “The Legacy of Pre still lives on” gave me Pre’s...
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...TASK 3 Group 3 Asfand Nouman 60009140 Tuyet Nhung Duong 60007520 Kawther N S A S M Al Housaini 60011762 Van NhoTran 60008381 Harpreet Singh Brar 60010771 Week 4: Chapter 5 Lab & Assignment Task 3 (Due Week 7) As we now know, Reginald Phyne runs a restaurant. Reginald is a good businessman, but he wants to know more about how he can run his business more efficiently. He understands how to keep records and make reports, but with his current manual systems record-keeping and reporting take too long. He wants some advice on how a DBMS can improve the running of his business. A. Reginald has been using spreadsheets to manage his business data and records. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of using a DBMS compared with using spreadsheets. Is a DBMS better than spreadsheets? Why? DBMS is a data base management system used to store large some of data and to update them as you go. It also enable the user to create different queries, generate reports and to make graphs(Kroenke et al, 2013). DBMS have many advantages for businesses such as: · DBMS is more user friendly as compared to spreadsheet it gave the user more readymade tools. · User can create relationships between different tables and can extract information from them more easily. · It ask the user for input and can extract data as the user want from the database user don’t have to explore the whole database. DBMS is being used in air flight reservation, automated teller machines...
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...RUNNING HEAD: BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN Mercy Hospital Business Continuity Plan Susan Drago Jacksonville, Florida Western Governors University 1 RUNNING HEAD: BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN 2 Mercy Hospital Business Continuity Plan The number one priority for hospitals is to provide continuous, superior care to patients, regardless of circumstance. This principle results in the need to invest time and resources in preparing for disruptive events. Hospitals are required to invest in preparedness measures by external agencies, such as The Joint Commission and other accreditation bodies. This requires hospitals to have an emergency preparedness program. Six critical areas that a hospital plan must address include: Communication; Resources and Assets; Safety and Security; Staff Responsibilities; Utilities Management and Patient Clinical and support activities (JCAHO, 2012). Government regulations such as the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) also require hospitals to protect all medical information, including electronic medical records (EMR), which requires a robust information security program. Business continuity refers to an integrated set of plans, procedures and resources that may be used to maintain and recover essential functions impacted from any event causing an interruption of healthcare delivery services. The key elements of a hospital business continuity plan are: Governance-Define and align with executive priorities...
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...cardiovascular, respiratory and energy systems Copper 12 Minute Run I thought that the copper test was reliable. This was because it allowed me to compare my score against the national average. It also gave an accurate prediction of my fitness levels. This enabled me to see and identify improvements that I needed to make to my fitness in order to improve it. When doing the test, I had to record my heart rate before and after the test. This was so it allowed me to see how hard I worked when doing the test and how my fitness level was. One problem when recording my results was that I couldn’t record my heart rate when doing the test. This was...
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...Students Name: Aria Age: 10 Grade: 5 School type: rural Examiner: Melissa Cordeiro Date of testing: 2/10/2012, 2/15/2012 Background: Aria is a white 10 year old girl in the fifth grade, at a rural elementary school in Dartmouth, MA. Her overall appearance is clean and well groomed. She wears glasses for correction of a strabismus (lazy eye). With glasses her vision appears to be normal. Aria is also diagnosed with asthma and requires the use of an inhaler to treat symptoms. Arias primary language is English and she is a very social child. Aria’s oral language skills are age appropriate for social situations. Aria is currently placed in and integrated classroom and works with a reading specialist three times a week for 30 minutes. In the past, Aria has academically performed average in ELA and Math, but performed below average in Science and History. Aria is very concerned with making mistakes and will not participate if she doesn’t know the correct answer. During Science and History assignments Aria struggles with decoding unfamiliar word and reading comprehension. Aria enjoys reading at her independent level but becomes frustrated when reading materials that are challenging. Aria currently knows her letters and sounds and she can answer simple comprehension questions during ELA activities. Aria also performs extremely well on spelling test. She has many friends at school and participates in several after school programs. Aria has also participated...
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...[TYPE THE COMPANY NAME] Sendmail IT 302 Virtual Library Michael Gigliotti 8/8/2012 Virtual library assignment, covering sendmail and alternatives. Sendmail is the program used by UNIX, and some of its offshoots like BSD, Linux, SunOS, ULTRIX to handle email. Sendmail was created by Eric Allman (Vixie and Aviolo) to solve the problem of address mapping between the email system and the network. Sendmail routes mail between a UA-mail user agent, a program used to read and send email, and an MTA-message transfer agent, program used to move mail between hosts using a particular network language/protocol. A design goal of sendmail is to accommodate the addition of new UAs and MTAs with only minor configuration changes. (Vixie and Aviolo) Sendmail supports distribution lists in the form of aliases for people or sets of people, the use of individual user .forward files to allow the forwarding of incoming e-mail to programs or other mailboxes. Sendmail also facilitates the rewriting of e-mail addresses to allow for a gateway to deliver mail between different kinds of mail networks and provide a mechanism for bridging between different systems. Sendmail provides for message queuing when a retry able error is encountered, plus automatic routing and returning the e-mail to the sender when an unrecoverable error is encountered. (Vixie and Aviolo) The software used by sendmail to locate domains on the DNS server is the resolver. The resolver...
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