Expectations are plans, dreams, or predicted events
Sellers need to understand customers' dreams to pursue sales
Fast food dreams are misunderstood in underdeveloped countries
Previous research has discussed product and service targets for various topics
Smart diet and quality products are preferred by most people
Customers have one-sided perceptions of social commitments
People should not try to hide their true perceptions of an item
Skilled customers receive information from various sources to get a bargain
Customers have a lot of knowledge on various subjects
Repeat customers need education on new items to avoid negative expectations.
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World Niyuddha Federation is organizing the 41st Annual Niyuddha Workshop cum Training Camp in May-June 2023.
The training camp is being held at the Niyuddha Gurukul in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, India.
The training camp consists of two parts, Offline and Online Invisible.
The Online Invisible training will be conducted from 15 May to 14 June 2023 via Video Conference and WhatsApp.
The Offline training will be held from 1 May to 31 May 2023 in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, India.
The closing ceremony of the Offline training camp will be held on 18 June 2023.
Trainees have to fill only one online application for both camps.
The last date for registration for the training camp is 05 June 2023.
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Project aims to create optimized task scheduling using reinforcement learning
Training a neural network model to make intelligent judgements on task allocation and execution order
Considers resource needs and system restrictions
Goal is to improve system performance and resource utilisation by modifying scheduling decisions dynamically based on learning patterns and optimization targets
Code aims to improve efficiency, eliminate delays, and maximize resource utilization in a computer system or distributed computing environment by optimizing job scheduling.
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Training and Recruitment Division organized a session on Intellectual Property Rights
Collaboration with CRC Corporate Research Centre under the aegis of the faculty of Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University
Session on occasion of Intellectual Property Day
Keynote speaker was Mr. Arpit Kalra, associate partner in SS Rana Co.
Event began with introduction by anchors Ms. Vadehi Priya Dwivedi and Ms. Lata Negi
Guests of honor were felicitated by Prof. Dr. Rajesh Bahuguna Sir, Pro Vice Chancellor, Uttaranchal University and Dean, Law College Dehradun
Prof. Dr. Rajesh Bahuguna Sir addressed gathering and presented a welcome speech about Mr. Arpit Kalra
Speaker elaborated on meaning of "Intellectual Property" and discussed trademarks and their characteristics
Speaker discussed trademark prosecution and its process
Session included discussion on Patent, Royalty Novelty with practical examples
Interactive doubt clearance session was conducted by the speaker
Session concluded formally with a vote of thanks by Head of CRC, Mr. Iqbal Singh Sahani.
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Developed a suite of computerized tests to assess memory, attention, planning, and reasoning
Tests validated in various populations and situations
Adapted tests to run online as the Cambridge Brain Sciences (CBS) cognitive testing platform
Tests completed over 8 million times, generating massive database
Acquired normative database of 75,000 participants with extensive demographic information
Collected cognitive data from 16,600 people as part of World's Largest Sleep Study (WLSS)
Short term objective: use existing datasets to answer questions about human cognition
Long term objective: design and conduct intervention studies to investigate relationships between lifestyle factors, demographic variables, and cognitive performance
Utilized CBS platform for various large-scale studies assessing cognition and lifestyle factors
Research themes include Sleep and Cognition, Cognitive and Physical Training, and Identifying the Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Behaviour Change
Physical exercise improves cognitive health
Mechanisms by which physical exercise improves cognitive health are unclear
Uncertain if certain forms of physical exercise improve certain domains of cognition more than others
Uncertainties surround the benefits of cognitive or brain training
CBS databases will be used to examine how physical and cognitive training habits relate to cognition across different domains
Long term effects of training on different cognitive systems will be explored
Large scale intervention study online will be conducted using custom designed training programs focused on specific cognitive sub systems
Targeted training programs centered around single tasks will be compared to determine the degree of transfer
Aerobic and resistance exercise both lead to improved cognition but their relationship needs further study
Laboratory-based studies will manipulate the type and amount of exercise to examine these relationships
Brain networks that underlie different cognitive domains will be studied to explore how changes in cognition are mediated by changes in brain function and structure
Multivariate methods will be used to investigate how demographic and lifestyle variables relate to specific aspects of cognition and brain function
Follow-up studies will examine variables that were most strongly associated with cognitive performance
At least 5 papers in high quality peer-reviewed journals are expected each year
Results will be of interest to educators, policymakers, human resource professionals, psychologists, cognitive neuroscientists, and the general population
Findings are likely to pave the way for scientifically validated interventions and programs to help individuals optimize or improve their cognitive functioning
The approach outlined in this proposal will provide a new paradigm for future scientists to explore human cognition
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Organized Scan Coordinator with excellent attendance record
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Friendly and helpful to provide positive customer experiences
Motivated employee with time management and organizational skills
Seeking entry level opportunities for skill expansion and company growth
Committed and consistent worker who adapts to new challenges
Skilled in working under pressure to enhance organizational brand.
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COVID
19 pandemic has brought widespread changes
Economic fallout increased jobless claims
Cracks in the American Dream were already showing up
The American Dream is about more than just wealth
COVID
19 pandemic provides an opportunity to rethink the American Dream
The American Dream has historically been limited to privileged groups
The pandemic has highlighted the brittleness of our society
Other problems and disasters threaten the American Dream
Growth has been a key aspect of the American Dream
Fixation on growth has hindered the response to the pandemic
The American Dream has enabled both conservative and liberal ideologies
Education has become lopsided for acquiring talents and skills
The American Dream has not reckoned with environmental impact
Acquisitiveness does not lead to happiness or wellbeing
The challenge is to maintain the achievements of the American Dream with fewer problems
Constant economic growth has produced side effects
Imagining steps beyond constant growth can be difficult
Small changes by individuals and structures can add up
The American Dream should focus on less material rewards and democratic hopes
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Education can serve as a powerful coping mechanism in dire situations
Exposure to art, music, and literature can provide solace, inspiration, and a temporary escape
Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night" is a great work of art that resonates with the author
The vibrant colors and swirling brushstrokes evoke a sense of tranquility and beauty
Looking at "Starry Night" can transport the author to a serene place
It allows the author to find strength and hope amidst adversity
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Beginning with an end in mind is the concept of Outcome Based Education (OBE)
Educators design curriculum and lesson plans with a clear understanding of desired learning outcomes
It ensures quality education by focusing on specific expectations, providing clear direction, and facilitating effective assessment and evaluation
Starting with an end in mind enables educators to set explicit learning outcomes
Teaching methods, activities, and assessments are purposefully arranged to achieve desired learning outcomes
This principle promotes a student-centered approach
Educators can tailor teaching methods and strategies according to the needs, abilities, and interests of students
Education becomes more meaningful and personalized, leading to increased motivation and active participation
Effective assessment and evaluation are possible when educators have a clear understanding of desired outcomes
Appropriate assessment methods can be designed to measure students' progress and attainment of outcomes
Continuous improvement is necessary within this principle
Educators need to reflect on outcomes, strategies, and assessment methods to identify areas for enhancement or modification
Collaboration and involvement of various stakeholders are crucial in ensuring quality education
Involving all stakeholders promotes a comprehensive and holistic approach that addresses diverse needs
Beginning with an end in mind is fundamental to providing a purposeful, coherent, and relevant educational experience.
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Implementation of K
12 plan in the Philippines Basic Education Curriculum is crucial for national development.
Government faces challenges in implementing the program over the years.
The program is necessary to improve the quality of education in the country.
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Bureau of Continuing Education was created from the Education Act of 1982
Bureau of Nonformal education was created under the Aquino government in 1987
The state encourages nonformal education and out of school study programs
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) was established for non-degree technical programs
TESDA is responsible for skill orientation, training, and development of out of school youth and unemployed adults
Alternative Learning System (ALS) was established for students who were not able to complete their basic education
ALS is parallel to formal instruction and provides basic education for out of school children, youth, and adults.
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Education resources such as books, libraries, and physical facilities are important for smooth running of the educational process.
The country lacks facilities such as books, libraries, and reading materials in all educational institutions.
Overcrowded classrooms are a problem in the education system.
There is a shortage of teachers in the education system.
The laboratories in educational institutions are ill equipped.
The overall situation has resulted in a low standard education system.
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Descriptive linguistics was a new approach to the study of languages
Leonard Bloomfield was a leader in this new field
Bloomfield criticized traditional methods of teaching second languages
He believed that oral language should be given primary emphasis in the classroom
Language learning should involve overlearning necessary structural forms
The American Council of Learned Societies established intensive language courses at colleges and universities
The government turned to these linguists for leadership in teaching language skills to Armed Forces personnel during World War II
The linguists in the Army Specialized Training Program produced graduates who could function in the language
Public reaction was surprise and admiration at Americans learning a second language quickly
Questions were raised about why this had not been done before and directed at schools
Adaptations were developed to fit the school situation after 1945
Psychology established itself as a science separate from philosophy and physiology
Different schools of psychology emerged, including structuralists, functionalists, and behaviorists
Behaviorists rejected introspection and focused on observable behavior for objective descriptions
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Prenatal care is important for healthy child development
Authoritative parenting style has positive outcomes for children
Education is influential in middle childhood development
Socioeconomic status can impact development
Cultural norms influence middle childhood development
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Medical assistants may be involved in assisting with examination, diagnostic procedures, and treatments of the eye and ear
Understanding what is required during these processes will help provide the best care for patients
Skills required for eye examinations include basic examinations, slit lamp examination, and using the Snellen visual acuity chart
Medical assistants should be familiar with medications prescribed for the eye and be able to perform eye irrigation
Examination and diagnostic procedures for the ear may involve viewing the external auditory canal with an otoscope, tuning fork tests, and assisting with ear treatments
Ear irrigation, removal of excessive cerumen, and instillation of ear medications are all skills medical assistants should have.
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The Ethiopian Medical Association (EMA) is a membership organization for Medical Doctors in Ethiopia.
EMA's vision is a healthy and prosperous Ethiopian community with access to quality health services.
EMA's mission is to ensure the community receives quality health services and to promote the highest standards in Medical Education, Science, and Art.
EMA also works to protect the rights and benefits of Medical Doctors.
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Global Citizenship Education addresses citizenship in a globalized world
GCE incorporates education, citizenship, and globalization as intricate subjects
GCE originated from Kerr's insights in 1999
GCE encompasses diverse perspectives and goals without a single institutional framework
GCE operates across various levels and times
GCE aims to democratize decision-making processes that impact societies
GCE aims to broaden its influence in the new world order
GCE aims to advocate for social accountability
GCE aims to foster international solidarity
Tolerance, inclusion, and acknowledgment of diversity play a central role in GCE
GCE reflects the diverse actors engaged in global citizenship initiatives.
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American legal system based on the concept of precedent
Precedent is decided by principles established in earlier cases
Precedent can be overturned if it's no longer worth preserving
Brown v. Board of Education is a famous reversal of precedent
Court overturned decision from 1896, Plessy v. Ferguson
Plessy v. Ferguson allowed government imposed racial segregation as long as facilities were equal
"Separate but equal" doctrine provided constitutional basis for racial segregation
Changes in American society after World War II paved the way for reversal
Thurgood Marshall conducted strategic litigation campaign to undermine "separate but equal"
Marshall started with integrating law schools and won a Supreme Court ruling in 1950
By 1954, public school segregation was ruled unconstitutional
Chief Justice Earl Warren ensured unanimous Brown decision
Warren held off on a vote until he was certain it would be unanimous.
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