...Article Summary With online education becoming more widely accepted and available around the world, many people wonder about the differences between traditional classrooms and virtual classrooms. One difference is student participation and communication. In a traditional classroom setting, some students are able to earn credit by just attending class, not necessarily participating in class discussions. What do those types of students look like in an online environment? Does their lack of participation affect the learning process for others? How does class participation equate to student success? With this case study, the authors sought to answer those questions exactly. More particularly, the study examined online students who fail to fully engage but are still able to show educational progress, referred to as read-only participants or ROPs (Nagel, Blignaut, & Cronje, 2009). The authors wanted to understand the connection between participation and communication and course success. They organized an eight-week online Masters course using WebCT as the learning management system (LMS). Twenty-two middle-aged students, from all over the world, participated in the course. Students were required to participate through class discussion via forum posts, group assignments, and other research. A collaboration rubric was created by the students as a group assignment and used by their peers to measure their group participation. After the course, the facilitators...
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...when I need to remember or do a summery to know what the chapter is about. Sometimes I go over them to just in case if I need it for a quiz or if the teacher ask questions about the chapter. Information and knowledge we use it all the time with journals, books, magazines and websites. Like in the article it says you cannot learn anything unless you have previous knowledge of the meaning of the symbols. In the paragraphs studying, tough courses, and during the lecture they give details and ideas. Studying we use all the time it is college you need to study for quizzes, test, or later in the future if it helps keeping all this knowledge in your brain is a lot of material but at the same time is good. Because your getting your education and skills that not so many people get. Tough courses is all the time like at first I thought gust was going to be hard because we have to read all the time was college is about. But actually you learned new things. For example I want to go to a university when I'm done with my basics I need some knowledge what I'm getting myself into. During the lecture gust and math helps me with the notes that's how I get prepared for the test and my English class we just do what the teacher tell us to do. Theirs no notes at all we do work in computer and read books. What I like about is I get to read my favorite book and do summery it keeps me motivated and I don't have a problem getting up early to go to that class. This article has a lot information...
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...Article Critique | * | This week’s critique I decided to do my paper on how researchers unlocked how cells determine their functions. In the reading, researchers found how proteins bind to target DNA and activate certain genes will function in the body. The protein that researchers found was called epigenetic activators, which they found another protein pretty similar to one that they had found in a fruit fly, called the Ash 1 protein. These genes turn on expression on specific target genes. The activators recognize also bind to the target gene was unknown to researchers and further study was conducted to pin point why. While conducting their research, they found that the epigenetic activator Ash1 enlisted specific genes through cell types for certain non-coding RNA, stated Dr Sauer. While Ash1 binds to the targeted DNA elements called Thrithorax-response elements (TREs) which is located in the Ultrabithorax. How this works, non-coding RNA is produced and retained at the TRE of UBX, helping activate the expression of the UBX gene, by doing so this function attacks the Ash1 to the TREs. This stage changes the function of the cells. Knowing this, they can now use the non-coding RNA to actively control the destiny. Over several years studies were conducted on how noncoding RNAs silences genes. The works that Dr Sauer and others have now gained a wider knowledge then what was previously thought to be. They had suggested understood how the genes could be silence, now they...
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...Assignment 1 Effective Communication Introduction This report is written under Effective Communication module included in bridging course for the HND in Business and Human Resource Management. This report consists of three main tasks which are Report Writing, Communication and listening and Presentation skills. Task 01 Report Writing 1. A. Executive Summery Executive summery is a part of the report that gives a brief overview of the final document. It is usually no longer than 5% of the original document. It can be longer or shorter depending on the original document size. Executive summery includes all the products and important notes that the reader can have an idea about full report. It will also identify the key objectives of the report. B. Table of Content Table of Contents are the main guidelines for the reader to navigate throughout the report. It includes headings, subheadings and its page numbers. It must be correctly numbered in order to misguide the user. Usually table of contents are included at the beginning of the report. It is important to make table of contents after writing the report to ensure that page numbers are in the correct path. Here is an example of table of content. Report Writing ……………………………………………………………………….1 C. Introduction The Introduction contains information about the report and contents of the report. It will tell to the reader what the report is about. For an example if the report is about the manufacturing company...
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...Company Z to Create New Mobile App Company Z Summery Arilita Moore, Jenna Stafford, Matthew Case COM/420 December 1, 2013 James A Voketaitis, MFA Company Z to Create New Mobile App Summery Introduction (Thesis Statement) this information will include an introduction to Company Z and how they want to present their products. This section will also give an idea on how this product will put Company Z on the competitive slot for customer service. Lowe’s Case Study and how it relates to company Z. This component will present problem, outline and possible solutions. The theories will be presented and how it relates to the creativity presented by Company Z’s to have the product availability to their customers as well as their attempt to raise the bar higher on they’re standard of customer service. The four “P” will be presented, explaining what they are and their importance in displaying their new design to present their company in the customer service competition. The report will look at Personality as it relates to the mobile APP and why it will be a popular tool to present, Cognitive process, GPS, physiology in looking at how people will look at our product and gravitate to it as a source of information. An inside look on who money is presented with this application to our consumers and to our investors as it relates to what it offers. Training with this product to all of the store employees, so they will be able to affectively relate information to the...
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...Slum tourism Summery Do ”Slum tours” profit off the poor. Lori Robertson writes on BBC travel website the article “Ethical traveller Column”. Slum tourism is in a growth development. It has become a very popular travel destination, to go out and experience some of the world’s biggest slums. American and European tourist agrees to pay highly amounts to visit slums like the Dharavi in Mumbai, India. “But is slum tourism profiting off the poor”, Tricia Barnett is asking. As former director of an English tourism concern, she is worried that the tour money spent by tourist, ends up in the hands of a local middleman, when the community are not involved. Chris Way is founder of the Reality tour and travels, who arranges the tours in Dharavi. He insures that the firm profit also benefits the poor. They have set up their own charity organisation, which among others runs a kindergarten and a community centre. The tours also helps to confront some stereotypes, turn down some prejudices and gives tourists a better understanding of socially and culture underneath the surface of the big city. Outline Slum tourism has a long history. Poor people have always been interested in how wealthy people might live, and it also works the other way around. The two basic sides of the argument are pretty obvious. One side is, that it is wrong to exploit the poor and to violate their privacy. On the other hand, it is showing a better awareness and visibility on a lifestyle far from...
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...and sound temperament, sound judgement and commination and reliability, in addition they must judicial qualities. Magistrates will also undergo two stages of an interview and a training programme called MNTI2. Work Work as a Magistrate includes dealing with summery and either way offences in the magistrate’s courts, these include motoring offences and theft. They deal with preliminary cases and usually the first to deal with serious crimes such as murder and hear around 95% of criminal cases .Through further training some magistrates also deal with offences committed by young offenders in the youth court. Furthermore, family and civil cases are also dealt with, cases involving unpaid council tax, alcohol licensing and child custody and adoption. Magistrates are able to hand out punishments such as fines and community service , however a prison sentence can only be for up to 6 months, or double the time if more than one crime has was committed. Composition in terms of race Currently the ‘ethnicity figures range from two to four per cent, compared to around eight per cent in the population as a whole’. This shows that in the English Legal system diversity in different ethnicities, is not fully practised. In addition an article written in the Law gazette reveals that‘ Just under 9% of all magistrates are from an ethnic minority background’. Throughout the media it is clear that magistrates, specifically those of the ethnic minority are not representative ‘Magistrates……less representative...
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...ITM301 Principles of Info. Syst. In Bus. And Org. Module 4 – SLP Computer technology and the networked organization Wikipedia: Summery description of its Structure and Purpose. Wikipedia is an internet encyclopedia founded in January of 2001 by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger as part of Nupedia an older internet encyclopedia. It is a multilingual, web-based, free-content encyclopedia based on an openly editable model and free of charge. Anyone can edit it for any purpose as long as they follow certain rules. Wikipedia is owned by an American organization, Wikimedia Foundation located in San Francisco and its name is a combination of the two words: wiki, a Hawaiian word for quick and encyclopedia. It is set up as such that anyone can make changes to the pages or even make new ones. It was estimated as of 2007 that Wikipedia had about 9.25 million pages in 253 languages and more than 1.74 billion words across all Wikipedias. Wikipedia is written collaboratively by largely anonymous internet volunteers who write without pay. Wikipedia is a live collaboration differing from paper-based reference sources in important ways. Unlike printed encyclopedias, Wikipedia is continually created and updated with articles on historic events appearing within minutes, rather than months or years. Its purpose is to act as an encyclopedia, a comprehensive written compendium that contains information on all branches of knowledge. Its overall “look and feel” and apparent...
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...2012 Factors influencing consumers purchase decision of laptop: A causal research 2 EAST WEST UNIVERSITY MKT 414 MARKETING RESEARCH Submitted To: Dr. Md. Humayun Kabir Chowdhury Chairman Department of Business Admisistration Submitted by: MD. Mosabbeur Rahman Pious Id. 2008‐3‐10‐033 MD. Amran Kabir Id. 2008‐3‐10‐024 Jannat Jahan Id. 2008‐3‐10‐028 Section: 1 Date of submission: 18th April 2012 3 Letter of Transmittal Date: 18th April, 2012 To, Dr. Md. Humayun Kabir Chowdhury Professor Department of Business Administration. East West University, Dhaka. Subject: Submission of research on “Factors influencing consumers purchase decision of laptop”. Dear Sir, It is an honor and immense pleasure for us to submit our research paper on “Factors influencing consumers purchase decision of laptop”. This research was assigned to us as compulsory requirement of the course Marketing Research. During the process of preparing this report, we had the chance of experiencing and rediscovering our potential. This research gave us an opportunity to apply our theoretical knowledge, ideas and communication skills, which will help us in our future professional career. Thank you for giving us this opportunity and we look forward to receive your cordial approval of our submission. Yours truly, Md. Mosabbeur Rahman Pious (2008-1-10-129) ________________________ Mohammad Amran Kabir (2008-3-10-024) ________________________ Jannat Jahan...
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...Focus on competitive sport Summery Competitive sport for children at the heart of the Olympic legacy(text1) The author starts by telling about Prime Minister David Cameron, who has declared that competitive and individual sport will be, at the core of the new curriculum for primary school. He wants the government to hold on to the inspiration from the Olympic Games, that can inspire many children to take part in sports, in their schools and outside in sports clubs. In the new curriculum they will aim to enable the kids, to be physical active in longer periods, be skilled in a range of physical activities, among them team sport and also help kids lead a more healthy and active lifestyle. Furthermore the Government has run the first school games were the final were held at the Olympic venues, to inspire competition in every school in the country. The government planes on giving out 1 bn pound to help promote sport in schools and clubs. Lastly Cameron said that he wants the Olympics to lead to a rivalry of competitive sport, and says there needs to be a stop to, where everyone gets a prize, no matter have the did. Outline In today’s society it is very mixed have you look at competitive sport. It is all about have you yourself have been a part of it. For some all are winners and should have a prize for participating, while others see it as only the winners deserve glory. If you have the coordination and athleticism, competitive sport might be fun and joyful. But what...
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...Partnership Accounting Finding of The Study Definition A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners of a business for profit. Partnerships are sometimes used in small retail, service, or manufacturing companies. Also accountants, lawyers, and doctors find it desirable to form partnerships with other professionals in the field. Characteristics of Partnership Partnerships are fairly easy to form. People form partnerships simply by a verbal agreement, or more formally, by written agreement. We explain the principal characteristics of partnerships in the following sections. Association of Individuals A partnership is a legal entity. A partnership can own property (land, buildings, equipment), and can sue or be sued. A partnership also is an accounting entity. Thus, the personal assets, liabilities, and transactions of the partners are excluded from the accounting records of the partnership, just as they are in a proprietorship. The net income of a partnership is not a taxed as a separate entity. But a partnership must file an information tax return showing partnership net income and each partner’s share of that income. E ach partners share is taxable as personal tax rates, regardless of the amount of net income each withdraws from the business during the year . Mutual Agency Mutual agency means that each partner acts on behalf of the partnership when engaging in partnership business. The act of...
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...topic in many legal systems alike. Although it was removed from the Canadian Criminal Code[ Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c C-46 s 745] in 1976, capital punishment remains alive and well, still being in effect in 32 U.S. States. This begs the questions of what the reasons supporting this irrevocable form of punishment are, as well as the counter arguments that follow. In full support of the former, in his article titled “On Deterrence and the Death Penalty”[ Van Den Haag, Ernest (1969) On Deterrence and the Death Penalty. The Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology and Police Science, 60(2) ], Ernest Van Den Haag outlines his thoughts which support the use of the death penalty and how it might deter heinous crimes against society. The first section of this paper will give a summery of Van Den Haag’s thoughts, which he outlined in the article, including the main points and arguments made which support his view. Following this summary, an in depth analysis of how the article relates to my personal beliefs and understanding of the topic will take place. Summary In section one of the article, the author brings up the point that the purposes of the death penalty must always be understood as being one of two things: doing justice or deterring others. Van den Haag points out that any other aim of a justice system, such as rehabilitation, would not be met by this form of punishment. It is his belief that opponents contesting the use of the death penalty must show that that neither purpose is...
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...How growth of modern day Pentecostal Task 1 (Summery) It is the account of Pentecost in Acts 2:4, where Luke describes how, on the day of Pentecost, those gathered in the upper room “were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues”, from which the movement derives its name. The growth of modern day Pentecostal movement at bethel Bible school and a small assembly gathered together in Azusa Street in downtown Los Angeles in 1906 to a worldwide movement. The movement’s growth in recent decades has been located especially in sub-Saharan Africa, south-east Asia and Latin America. This growth has attracted interest from a range of different scholars. According to the writer there are many reasons for the growth of Pentecostal movement among these :- it fulfilled the human need it can be economic problems, anxiety about death, psychological or the need for security in an unstable world through random and strategic designed social ministries, It also provide order, stability and hope to their lives. Moreover Pentecostalism emphasized an immediate personal experience of God’s power by his Spirit; it is more intuitive and emotions. Worship also another factor that touches the emotions and felling, healing also takes place. This persuades peoples that as Christianity is true. Pentecostalism tackle old margin between science and religion by giving reasonable explanation to the world view. Finally the new theoretical idea helps the growth which...
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...(Cartoon slide) 2 DISCRIMINATION AND POWER There are 4 basic concepts that violate the Army’s EO/EEO policies. Q: Does anyone know what they are? A: Discrimination, Racism, Sexism, and Prejudice. Slide 3 OVERVIEW Have you ever been accused of sexism or racism. Remember what you said or did and try to look at it from the other persons side Slide 4 DEFINITIONS read slide Slide 5 CHARACTERISTICS OF DISCRIMINATION Overt – “Male only club” “Female only club” (curves) Hidden – Banks or other financial institutions which “red-line” certain areas for personnel or business loans. Direct – Sexual harassment Indirect – Placing a specific, unnecessary, requirement on a job or position would tend to eliminate groups who historically have had less educational opportunities than majority groups. Intentional – Racial slurs Unintentional –( how many people here are left handed?) Designing weapons to be fired operated from the right side. Slide 6 INSTITUTIONAL DISCRIMINIATION Slide 7 TWO TYPES OF RACISM 1. Generally minorities, who lack power and institutional support, cannot practice racism. They can, however, act out racist behaviors. 2. Institutional discrimination is also based on gender in some institutions. i.e; females in the infantry field. So if a group has power and institutional support then by definition they can practice racism Slide 8 WARNING VERY VERY OFFENSIVE Slide 9 SEXISM Like racism, it is difficult for women, who lack institutional support...
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...How to live a sustainable life Summery In “Sustainable Living at Home in Australia” Linda Cockburn tells us about how she and her family moved and lived in their backyard for 6 months, because they wanted to appreciate life more and they wanted to learn for good, that material goods isn’t the only thing in life. In the 6 months they lived in the backyard they used the yard and animals for food and power. They drank the rainwater and they used the sun for energy. Linda Cockburn asserts that they learned a lot during that period. For example they learned to mix their own shampoo, and make their own toilet paper. After the course where the family lived outside, Linda Cockburn published her book “Living The Good Life”, which is about how the family discovered things they never knew before, and how much happier they became. On the top of the event a lot of people have sent Linda Cockburn praise and said that the book has helped them a lot. Outline All of the three texts are about how to live a sustainable life, but it is different whom the texts are written to, and they tackle the subject in different ways. The first text questions, how necessary it is to use electronic devices and consumerism, this much, in our everyday. So many people are addicted to their phones, and so many people can’t go a day without buying anything. It’s only 50 years ago that people barely knew about these things. The author, Leo Babauta, reminds us about how important it is to remember, not to...
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