...Nationality 2. Why do students looking for a part time job? 2.1. Job Opportunity 2.2. Future Career 2.3. Life Style 3. What are the effects of SEEDS program among the students of SPCC Cubao Campus? 3.1. Health 3.2. Family 3.3. Social life SYSTEMS PLUS COMPUTER COLLEGE 1707 E. Rodriguez, Sr. Ave. Cubao, Quezon City College of Business and Office Administration July 2015 Dear Respondents, I am currently writing a research entitled “An Evaluation on the Effectiveness of Scholarship on SEEDS Program Offered at SPCC Cubao”. First and foremost, I would like to ask for your cooperation to fill in the need information in the survey questionnaire. Rest assured that all information will be treated with utmost confidentiality and will be only use for academic purpose. Thank you for your time and cooperation. God bless! Very truly yours, ___________________ MICHAEL A. DONAIRE Researcher Noted by: _______________________ MARIA MYRNA G. NUQUE Dean CIHM & CBA SURVEY QUESTIONAIRE PART I. ON RESPONDENTS PROFILE Direction: Write check on your appropriate answer Name (optional): __________________________________________________ Age Range Gender Marital Status Nationality 16-18 ( ) Male ( ) Single ( ) Filipino ( ) 19-21 ( ) Female ( ) Married ( ) American ( ) 22-25 ( ) Widowed/ ( ) Japanese ( ) 25-above ( ) Widower ( ) Others: _________ Part II: ON WHY DO STUDENTS LOOKING FOR A PART TIME...
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...INTRODUCTION STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Equity may be defined as the requirement that individuals of unequal ability to pay make different payment (Vertical equity) or those of the same ability to pay make the similar contribution (Horizontal equity) (1). Preserving equitable access to health services under a system of user fees can be accomplished in three steps. First, the poor population to receive preferential treatment with respect to user fees must be identified. Second, a protection mechanism must be selected and implemented. Third, to ensure that the protection policy is working adequately, an evaluation of its performance is required (9). A waiver is used to reduce or eliminate fees for the poor based on an assessment of their inability to pay. Exemptions are used to describe when services are automatically provided free because the patient has the characteristic being targeted (2). Targeting is a welfare concept and a strategy for identifying any group(s) of Persons in a population who are eligible for an intervention or assistance. Two errors often arise in targeting;1, Error of exclusion: excluding those Intended to benefit from a program and 2. Error of inclusion: including those not intended to benefit from a program (3). There are various administrative issues on achieving equity under cost recovery through direct targeting these range from identification of responsibilities for certifying and verifying eligibility, designing the means for assessing eligibility...
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...The awareness of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) among Secondary School students in Owerri Municipal Area of Imo State, Nigeria. By A.M. Adewale. Department of Biology, Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education, Owerri. Imo State, Nigeria. Email: mosesremimec@yahoo.com And M.O. Ayodele. Kwara State College of Education (T), Lafiagi. Kwara State, Nigeria. Email: oluoyedele@yahoo.com. Introduction. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections that are transmitted through sexul contacts and the most common ones are hepatitis B, genital herpes, syphilis, chlamydia, gornorrhea, genital warts, pubic lice and HIV/AIDS (WHO, 2006). STDs are diseases that you get by having sex (intercourse, oral or anal) with someone who already has a sexually transmitted disease (Dehne and Riedner, 2005). Although there are diversity in culture and practices of different practices among different nations of the world, hthe attitude to human sexual relationships seems to be almost similar among all men. Moreover geographical barrier does no longer effectively separate interactions among the diverse people of the world. THe prevalence and pattern of infections are not different among all men who have similar diposition to acquiring diseases. Sexually transmitted infections and the causative agents are commonly prevalent prevalent in all parts of the world. According to Child Trends (2013), there are more than 25 kinds of STIs, acquired primarily through...
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...A Multimodal Learning Style January 5, 2012 NRS 429v: Family Centered Health Promotion This paper will compare the different learning styles of the VARK questionnaire. It will differentiate the results of the questionnaire and one’s preferred learning style. There are three different learning styles in the VARK questionnaire and a combination of four scores are used to determine one’s learning style. The VARK questionnaire provides a combination of four scores. The four scores the VARK questionnaire analyses are visual, aural, read/write, and kinesthetic. A VARK profile is a combination of these four scores and gives one a learning preference. It also allows a person to see the varieties in learning preferences. The majority of people have a multimodal learning preference. In a multimodal learning style, multiple preferences are used while learning. A combination of any of the four scores may make up one’s learning style. Some people learn best using an aural learning preference. These people learn best by hearing the information aloud. They learn to take notes and then recite the information aloud. A person with an aural learning style learns best when they are able to hear directions and speak the answers. Others learn best by the kinesthetic learning style. Kinesthetic learners are also known as tactile learners. This means that they learn best by doing the task to be done. They tend to have good hand-eye coordination. (Mayer, R.E....
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...VARK Analysis VARK Analysis April J. Bundy Grand Canyon University: 429V Family Health Promotions July 9, 2011 VARK Analysis VARK stands for visual, auditory, reading and writing and kinesthetic learners. When using VARK a person must understand that the questionnaire alerts people to the variety of different approaches to learning. It supports those who have been having difficulties with their learning and has particular applications in business, sport, training and education. This model focuses on the best way for a student to learn and retain new information based on sensory modality. (Fleming, 2011) When a student knows his/her learning style preferences, he/she is able to learn more effectively and store and recall the information being taught. “The last group in the four part typology is the group who like to experience their learning by using all their senses, including touch, hearing, smell, taste and sight. This group is regularly described in the literature as kinesthetic (K). They want concrete, multi-sensory experiences in their learning. Although learning by doing matches their needs they can easily learn conceptual and abstract material provided it arrives with suitable analogies, real life examples, or metaphors. They learn theory through its application.” (Fleming, 1995) Upon taking this test, I realized that I have a strong kinesthetic preference for learning. To take in the information I prefer to uses all my senses – sight, touch, taste...
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...in young peoples lives and organisations such as SPARC, local gyms, sports councils, local sports trusts and our own schools have been prominent in sending messages to young people what they deem to be physical activity ideals. In our school there has been a lot of debate around issues, such as, which activities are supported the most and why, are the stereotypes surrounding certain physical activities and who are the decision makers in our school when it comes to issues related to physical activity opportunities. This critical discussion seeks to explore the varied roles of physical activity in young peoples lives and how these role are significant. It will examine the influences and assumptions surrounding the debate. The World Health Organisation defines physical activity as “Any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that define movement”. It is important to be aware that physical activity is not just sport. In a lot of research I found about how young people participate in physical activity I was annoyed to see the surveys focused a lot on sport and therefore did not take into account that young people might be active through other physical activities. For example, the Stay and Play study suggests that 70% of kids drop out of sport between 13-17 years, 62%indicate they are highly likely to drop out of sport and 50% don’t do any sport. However, whose to say that some of the 50% reported who do not do any sport are not still active through participating...
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...An Evaluation of Learning Styles: The Vark Method Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V, Family-Centered Health Promotion An Evaluation of Learning Styles: The Vark Method Possessing a multi-modal learning style (mm), aural (A) and kinesthetic, (K), offer the learner the flexibility to move from one to another depending on the topic and/or situation. While the aural element tacks to the appreciation of lectures and discussions, the kinesthetic is more focused on “the hands” method of learning. Toggling between aural and kinesthetic is challenging and fluid, but the rewards more than compensate for this diversity in learning styles. In addition to the above learning styles, both the visual (V), and the read-write (R), scored fairly close to (A) and (K) styles. The (V) and the (R) methodology has been utilized as adjunct to the primary styles. Evaluating what is the most efficient and effective mode is the first and most crucial step. The mode needs to coincide with the topic and its complexity to be truly effective. A big plus, of course, is the ability to change the selected style and adapt the secondary style, which might prove more conducive to mastering the topic. Eccentric learning strategies are not typically commonplace, but are effective tools for the learning experience. Tactile stimulation is key to setting a foundation for the learning experience. The weight of the paper to be used must be heavier than most, a minimum of 24 lb. weight, with...
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...Learning cultures are as vastly diverse in our educational institutes as the diversity of cultures in general society. There are many differing studies available to assist the learner and the educator maximize the learning of todays’ students. This paper will focus on the VARK Questionaire: a guide to learning styles. VARK is an acronym for visual, aural, read/write, kinesthetic learning preferences. This is a sixteen question survey that indicates a learners preferences for the ways in which learning is taken in and expressed. It is important to differentiate that VARK provides information about the learners Preferences not necessarily their Strengths. A learner may be a gifted artist but does not choose to learn using visual strategies. VARK data is geared for the learners learning activity not leisure activities, the learner may be an avid reader for pleasure but that is not how the learner likes to take in and express information in the learning environment. The emphasis is on how the learner gathers, processes, interprets, organizes, and thinks about new information. When answering questions on the VARK questionnaire it is important to consider only how the individual not any others responds to learning. Nobody functions solely on any one given mode, for example when a person is describing something verbally they are most likely using gestures and voice flexion’s that may be visually interesting. Another facet of the VARK to be remembered is that the word visual...
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...A RESEARCH PROJECT PRESENTED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KABIANGA ABOUT ; SUPERVISOR; PHILIP ZEAL CHEBUNET DATE;……………………….. MEMBERS; NAME; REG. NO. PHONE; SIGN 1. KIBET CORNELIUS KIPTOO CPR/033/13 0724612633 …………….. 2. AGUNDA ALICE CPR/036/14 0719281475 ……………… 3. OLOO NBELINDA ONYANGO CPR/032/14 0714056988 ……………… 4. WANGILA JOYCE N. CPR/015/14 0704464395 ……………….. 5. ALEX KIPLAGAT CPR/026/14 0710397622 ……………….. 6. KIMUTAI SHEILLAH CPR/025/14 0703117280 ……………….. 7. ONKOBA K. PHOEBE CPR/27/14 0702573832 ………………… 8. KELVIN NZIVO CPR/007/14 0710293935 ………………… 9. WAFULA HARRIET CPR/38/13 0721180983 …………………. 10. APARENMG GODFREY CPR/016/14 0727814068 …………………. 11. SIMION KARIUKI CPR/022/14 0701917384 ………………… DECLARATION We declare that this research is our original work and has not been presented to any another university for an award of degree or diploma. Therefore, no part of this research maybe reproduced without the permission...
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...faster and easier. The use of different programs for the calculations and reporting made its way to no more manual accounting which is more complicated to do. To maximize the benefits of its uses the advantages and disadvantages of these softwares must be identify before using it. Hence, with proper knowledge of its positive and negative effect, a business or an auditing firm will be able to properly utilize its functions that will then produce financial reports which are essential to the company’s economic decision making. Technology has been an integral part of everyone’s daily lives. Different machineries, gadgets, softwares, and equipment have changed the ways of living of the Filipinos. These things ease the job of a worker, helps a student do home works and research faster, and a mother do household chores. Many developed softwares that are useful for the management of the organization. Like softwares that can improve the production of a product, softwares that help for easy communication within the company, and softwares used to simplify the preparation of the financial system and reports of an organization which then prefer as the accounting softwares. These accounting softwares are really beneficial for a business and accounting firms. On the other hand, these softwares used by...
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...had on overall alcohol consumption and negative alcohol related consequences. One hundred and seventy two Psychology students from Swinburne Online, (male n =92), completed a two part survey relating to AMED and alcohol consumption, and negative alcohol related consequences. Based on previous research, it was hypothesised that overall alcohol consumption and negative alcohol related consequences would not be increased by the consumption of AMED. It was also predicted that males were more likely than females to consume excess amounts of alcohol and experience more negative alcohol related consequences independent of drink type. Statistical tests supported the hypotheses that related to AMED, and partially supported the hypothesis that these variables were also influenced by gender. Based on survey results and a review of the literature it is advised that, independent of drink type or gender, consumption of alcohol should be limited to a maximum of four standard drinks per session, as advised by The Australian National Health and Medical Research Council safety guidelines. An Investigation into the Effects of Mixing Alcohol with Energy Drinks Over the last decade, there has been an increasing trend in the use of alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmED), and previous research has raised concern regarding this practice and the possible negative outcomes on health and behaviour (Peacock, Bruno, & Martin, 2012a). Caffeine is the main active ingredient in energy drinks and its...
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...DEVELOPMENT AND CUSTOMER FEED BACK BY GUJARAT MILKMARKETING FEDERATION LIMITED SUBMITTED TO BY ROHIT.B.PATHAK ROLL NO-11-E35 This report is submitted to the University / Institute in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the curriculumas prescribed by the University of Mumbai. Table of Contents TOPIC | PAGE NO | Executive Summary. | 6 | Industry Profile. | 7 | Company Profile. | 12 | Products. | 13 | Amul Pro Description. | 21 | Research Methodology. | 25 | Questionaire. | 30 | Comparison With Bournvita. | 31 | Findings. | 33 | Conclusion. | 34 | DECLARATION I hereby declare that all the work presented in the summer internship project report entitled “ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTDEVELOPMENT AND CUSTOMER FEEDBACKBY GUJARAT CO-OPERATIVE MILK MARKETING FEDERATION LIMITED. atVidylankar Institute of Technology , Wadala and AMUL is my authentic record of my own work carried out . Certificate of Internship This is to certify that MR ROHIT.B.PATHAK a student of vidyalankar institute of technology and pursuing two years full time MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (MMS), underwent two months of internship with us from may 2, 2012 to June 5, 2012. During the internship, MR ROHIT.B.PATHAK has successfully completed the project titled “analysis of product development and customer feedback. .” Under the guidance of MR.P.S BABRA, We wish MR ROHIT.B.PATHAK the very best for his career, and are thankful for the perfect service he provided to this company...
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...Migration and its impact on the labor market Case Study: Romania "Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. There is symbolic as well as actual beauty in the migration of the birds...There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature - the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after the winter..."(Rachel Carson) 1. General theoretical aspects of migration. Historical and social perspective Migration is defined as a "change from a social, economic, political and / or cultural environment to another, in order to develop a project and answer to any individual or group expectations." Migration phenomenon has always existed, resulted through transhumance, invasions, colonization and crusades, generally caused by the attraction of the richest regions on the poorest populations. Labor migration is the supportive factor of globalization,'' a process that allows reducing geographical constraints on social and cultural processes in which individuals are increasingly aware of this." There is currently no state or part of the world that does not import or export workforce. During the 20th Century the migration process developed significantly. In this period, Romania was predominantly a country of emigration and still is. Acording to some sources, by 1914, a large number of people decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean, most focusing on the U.S. and Canada, the rest of them going to...
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...Marketing Strategies of Emerging Milk Tea Business _____________ A Thesis Presented to The Faculty of College of Business and Accountancy Department of Marketing Management Tarlac State University Tarlac City ______________ In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management ______________ BY: Rico, Mark Jefferson S. Tipay, Erano B. Trinidad, John Nichole P. Gomez, Argie R. Sagun, Manuel Louie Baylon, Danilo Jr. H. MKM 3-A Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM: ITS BACKGROUND Introduction We live in a tropical country where climate and weather is seasonal from first month of the year to the last month. But to the existing global climate change, we often and most likely to experience a hot temperature because of sunny weather and maybe also cause of pollution. Food and beverage service is considered to be the fastest growing industry in the Philippines today. The influenced of different cultures opened the Filipino taste buds to many innovations and creative food and beverage styles. Milk tea is a beverage originating from Hong Kong but is influenced by the British in their long stint in the region. It is consist of black tea with evaporated milk or condensed milk. Unlike Chinese Tea which is served plain, milk tea uses condensed milk and sugar that gives the tea a richer feel. Milk tea is one of the two types of bubble tea also known as pearl (milk)...
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...problem 8 hypothesis…………………………………………………………………………..10 scope and limitations of the study 10 significance of the study 11 definition of terms 12 Chapter 2 review of related literature and studies 14 foreign literature 14 local literature 24 Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION A new era has dawned in the education system in our country. Forms the Revised Basic Education Curriculum (RBEC) where the emphasis is on the fairness of the strategic approach focused on the cognitive development of the learner in the major subjects. With the emerging challenge to compete with the standards set by the countries globally. Our government has taken the initiative to implement changes in our educational system to make the students competitive enough to meet the said standards. This gives way to the birth of the K to 12 Curriculum in the Philippines. The implementation of the K-12 program that was established by the virtue of RA 10533 last June 2013 leads our Philippines Education System to lot of changes. Changes to be make for the betterment of the society. The Philippines is committed to achieving its Education for All (EFA) goals not only for the...
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