Learning Reports Samples For Students

This paper is a report of the skills I learned during my PDP1 module study. It covers thirteen lessons and is a reflection on my career path and skills comprehension that I developed during the course of the module.

The first lesson was on information skills which has been of much importance in my studies. It has been instrumental in helping me explore how to access resources from the library. This involves accessing links to both the library services and the electronic library. It also explains about carrying out effective searches from search engines in locating books, e-books, financial information ...

Instructional model employed by educationist is instrumental in defining the ability of the learner to grasp a given concepts. In curriculum development, educationists often consider psychological factors and how they affect learning. Today, no one can deny that instructional design has changed incorporating the use of technology. A bid to understand the concept of instructional design technology would expose the learner to various definitions of the concept. In each of these definitions, critics tend to tend to marry the use of technology e.g. computer, projectors, and radio to aid the teachers instructions. The instructional design technology encompasses a complex process of ...

My improvement over the semester included learning new techniques and skills in writing, speaking, and resources, which improved my abilities to develop ideas. Some of the speaking techniques learned includes being confident, getting acquitted with vocal production skills such as volume, clarity, and variety, and lastly, learn the good breathing strategy. The writing skills I learned include knowing my readers’ interest, allowing a third party to evaluate my work and to write more often. Lastly, applying the basic rules for good written English.

My current strengths include the skills learned in speaking and writing. They strengthened my confidence and ...

I was born an innocent and harmless baby without any knowledge of what the world had in store for me. Raised in a dairy farm, I learned working in the farm at a tender age since my parents would go with me to the farm. At the age of eight, I was able to do simple activities in the farm. This was a result of exposure to farm work because everyone else concentrated on it therefore I had to adapt to the prevailing environment. At this age, I worked in the farm naively with my parents. Jean Rousseau, a great French philosopher who ...

‘A Different Life: Growing Up Learning Disabled and Other Adventures’ is a highly acclaimed book written by Quinn Bradlee and Jeff Himmelman. Quinn bradlee shares experiences of his personal life in this book. Quinn bradlee is son of sally Quinn, a best seller writer and Ben bradlee, a Washington post executive editor. This paper discusses the book, A Different Life: Growing Up Learning Disabled and Other Adventures’ and talks about related aspects of the book.

Quinn shares how he came in this world with a hole in his heart and he had to undergo a number of surgeries when he was just three ...

The technological environment changes very fast. For businesses which are involved in technological development, it is always important to remain relevant. This challenge is especially bigger for a young company which has to deal with other business challenges which face companies that are trying to establish themselves in a market. A company like Start Software therefore needs to invest in the best talent available in the market in order to be able to compete in a fast changing technological environment. Available talent should be developed and upgraded regularly and the impact of the development assessed to establish if there have been any ...

Personal development plan

This paper is a presentation of my personal development plans that shows the knowledge I have gained following this program of study. It includes a brief account of selected lecture activities and a clear well structured evaluation of the learning experience through the entire period of this course. First of all I will focus on my life purpose, dreams, short term and long term goals, values, beliefs, mistakes, lessons learnt, and success milestone.

Personal goals values and beliefs

My personal goal in life is to become successful in whatever I do. Joining this study program has been part of my strategy to achieving what I want in ...

Before coming to Ireland I had lots of expectations and I really wanted to learn different ways of writing research reports particularly designing surveys, communication styles, ways of working in a team and time management skills. And indeed my experience has lived to my expectations; moreover, I have learnt CVs, personal statements and interviews, things I didn’t imagine I could learn during the course study in Ireland.

While in Ireland, I really wanted to attain presentations skills and master the effective communication processes so that I be able to relay messages in ways that the recipient finds it easy ...

__ April 2014

I did not know what to expect from my first visit to a nursing home in Pittsburg, Kansas. It was one snowy day and I volunteered to spend time with older folks in this home for the seniors. We sang Christmas song, prayed with them and ate ice cream.
The first thought that came to my mind was my grandfather. He had passed away only a few weeks before my visit. It gave me an idea what it must be like for him to live in a nursing home, the condition, and the company he is with on a ...

If there were one word to describe the lessons learned from this course, it would be context. Sociology could be called the study of different perspectives of various cultures. Therefore the discipline rests on the self-evident premise that there are differences in perspectives that affect social hierarchy and interaction.
Context in a culture remains constant, but person context in a culture varies from culture. A remote tribe on a pacific rim island does not have the same context as me at the same age and gender.
It is difficult to contrast this to previous idea, since my ideas of social ...

Introduction

Diversity regards to the idea of integrating acceptance and respect. It is a concept that means understanding the uniqueness of each person and recognizing people’s differences. These differences are in the dimensions of ethnicity, sexual orientation, race, socio-economic status, physical activities, age, political and religious beliefs or other ideologies (University of Oregon, 1999). The concept also promotes the need of inclusion of these dissimilarities in a constructive and nurturing manner. In essence, diversity entails understanding, tolerating or accepting and celebrating the rich scopes of diversity within each person. The paper presents a report on diversity that explores various aspects of this ...

List of figures

Figure 1: A representation of an action plan on academic skills 8

Introduction

I am from Saudi Arabia, one of the richest countries in the world but very poor in education. On realizing its low potential in education, the Saudi Arabian government in collaboration with the ministry of education developed an education policy. The main objective of the proposed education policy was to promote education to all in order for the country to meet its economic, religious and social needs, and eliminate high literacy rates present among Saudi adults (Alkhazim, 2013). In addition, the Saudi King developed a program that sponsored ...

Executive summary

The first part of the paper carries the introduction. Reflective techniques are discussed followed by the problem statement. This section contains the rules and a description of the simulation game. The approach and analysis section follow. Self reflection is defined, and the associated theories are discussed. The next section is on critical incidents. Three incidents are discussed, and they are related to reflection theories. Mini concussions follow each of these incidents. After this, the overall conclusion is last.

Approach and analysis techniques.4

Critical incidents analysis6

Works Cited9

Appendix..10
Introduction
Reflection techniques are critical in assimilating a learning experience. They enable learners to digest the materials ...

Introduction – Situation

The purpose of this document is to prepare the detailed negotiation plan and risk assessment for the negotiation of the Toyota Rv4 purchase with one of the medium-size dealers in the area and the maximum budget of USD$ 20,000 available immediately. The negotiation process will be done within a given timeframe of two days that will include the first stage of negotiation and will potentially extend to the second negotiation round that will depend on the trade-off and negotiation priorities. The conclusion and signing of the deal are not included in the scope of this document as the purpose ...

Learning disabilities, sometimes also known as disorders, pertain to different forms of learning problems that can be detected as early as childhood. It is not an issue on the intellectual capacity of a child or the motivation to learn because some children with learning disorders are as smart as any other regular kid. What makes a child with learning disabilities unlike any other children is that the child’s brain is wired differently. Learning disorders affects the way children receive, process, and use information and involves problems with reading, writing, speaking, listening, and answering math problems.
Understanding that a child has a ...

This topic is derived from module 1 in the definition of instructional technology where Cass Gentry (Gentry, C. (1995). Educational Technology: A Question of Meaning. In G. J. Anglin [Ed.], Instructional Technology: Past, Present, and Future, [Chapter 1]. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, pp. 1-10.), defines instructional technology as: "The systemic and systematic application of strategies and techniques derived from behavior and physical sciences concepts and other knowledge to the solution of instructional problems."
It is the last part of the definition “solution of the instructional problem” that the topic seeks to unravel, i.e. how do the instructional technologies ...

Instructional Technology

Introduction
Training and teaching are both facets of the process of learning. It is challenging to establish the distinction between the two terms, as both lead to creation and installation of something in the person. However, the notable difference is that training instills skills while teaching instills individual knowledge and intellect of the person. These terminologies connect the concepts used in the process of learning. The key essentials of learning incorporate both educational and instructional technologies. Technology is an essential component in the process of learning today, as nearly every institution and procedure of learning incorporates some form ...

Section A: Front-end Analysis .3

Target Audience Description 3
Procedure for Determining Information Processing Steps 3
Learning Objectives .... 7
Terminal Learning Objective .. 7

Enabling Objectives . 8

Section B: Instructional Strategies, Specifications, Documentation .. 13

Background .13

Terminal learning objective 13
Expanded Events of Instruction 14
Introduction . 14
Body . 15
Section 1: Basic Words 15
Section 2: Advanced Words 15
Conclusion 17
Teaching Elementary Children To Read A Second Language
Section A: Front-end Analysis
- Target Audience Description
The target audience is elementary school children. To learn any new language, children must start early. The ...

Introduction

English is the third widely spoken language on earth and is one which most people in non-English speaking nations are learning as the second language. The acquisition of the second language is a process that is dependent on many factors that range from personal aspects to the L2 relationship to the L1. In this paper I will discuss similarities and differences of Vietnamese and English. I will also discuss factors that affect the learning and acquisition process (Emmitt, et al. 97).

Comparison

Since the two languages originate from Latin, they have a lot of similarities in terms of sentence formation, words, syntax, ...

The following is a discussion of a conversation with four deaf persons held by Arkansas Association of the Deaf (A.A.D) during the Pre-Home coming game lunch. These four individuals participated in the discussion; Glenn, Phillip, Valerie, and Aletha. It was an enlightening experience and meeting the four was educative and fun. The chat exposed me to the true feeling of the hardships experienced by the deaf when they are together, as well as, when they are with other people who are not deaf. This writing aims at explaining my experiences, my feelings; the difficulties faced and what I learned.

Summary of the experience

My experience ...

1. Importance of development planning in professional and academic context
Development planning is an important aspect when it comes to professional and academic learning and growth for any individual. The reason is it helps and promotes a systematic and goal oriented approach in an individual’s life and help in goal setting as far as career objectives are concerned. Over time, there have been many developments in the professional field which makes it important for one to be able to identify priorities, establish goals, assess one’s capabilities and requirements and implement a development plan . These requirements are absolutely essential ...

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Name of the School (University)
The City and State where it is located

In this assignment, I am going to look at the impact of online education. In order to explain my argument in depth, I am going to do some research regarding online education and how people are reacting to the service currently. Furthermore, I will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of online education.
2.0 Online education:
Online education also known as E-learning is a form of distance education. Online education can be provided in two different ways; it can be over the internet or ...

Introduction

More and more non-native English speakers are attempting proficiency in English as we dawn to the new era of industrialization and globalization. This aside the number of foreign students seeking admission from colleges and universities in the US and other English-speaking countries. In fact, it surprising to see even the elderlies from countries like China, Korea and Japan adamantly learning the English language through online ESL schools. In school year of 2003-2004, the U.S. National Center for Education Statistics recorded that there were over 3.8 million students in the US who were under an ESL program (US NAtional Center ...

Free play describes how children learn to make sense of the world around them. Free play can as well be described as learning through play for children. It is through play that children develop their cognitive and social skills, gain self-confidence and mature emotionally. Self-confidence in children later helps them engage in new environments and experiences. For children, play is pleasurable and enjoyable, lacks prescribed learning, and play is voluntary, involves active engagement of the player and involves an element of make-believe. This report aims at studying free play among children in the classroom and producing the report of ...

i) the similarities and differences between L1 and L2
ii) psychological factors
iii) social factors.

Then, drawing upon relevant literature, consider implications for language teaching/learning [250 words max].

This question as worded below specifies the student’s age, gender, L1 and country of origin. However, you may vary this question for gender, L1 and country of origin, if this would render it more useful for you. The student’s age, and other details as below, must remain the same.
Ahmed is a nine-year old boy of Arabic background who immigrated to Australia through the family reunion scheme one year ago. He is living with his parents and two younger sisters in ...

Theories of first and second language acquisition and learning and the associated language teaching approaches

Linguistic experts have developed many theories that analyze the process of first and second language acquisition and learning and the associated learning approaches. First language learners undergo an extensive and vigorous process in acquiring and learning a second language. Some of the most recognized scholars who have developed second language learning and acquisition theories include Krashen, Chomsky, Crystal, Brooks, Harmon, and Frith.

Chomsky’s theory of Universal grammar (UG)

Noam Chomsky introduced the theory of Universal Grammar (UG) in 1980. Chomsky argued that knowledge of grammar depends on two main components, the principles and properties shared among all languages, and the variation between properties of these languages. ...

Theories Of Teaching and Learning: Holistic and Elemental Models

Theories of Teaching: Holistic and Elemental Models 2
1. Explain the difference between holistic and elemental models. How do these compare with the two streams of inquiry (artistic and scientific) described in chapter 4? Which model and stream of inquiry would a proposer use?
Holistic models of education are based on the psychology of functionalism, a theory that explains human behavior is determined by perceived usefulness to the organism in adapting to the environment. Holistic education methods are more “progressive” and focus on the learners links to community and nature. (Knowles, Holton III & Swanson, 2011) The goal of the ...

Reflection

Learning is a continuous process of observing, acquire, understanding things, even the tiny things that may not keep importance as such, but give you a great deal of learning. I, as all human beings, have been through intense learning process, aiming to develop skills and acquire a perfect skill set of a law student. To attain this perfection, I strive to learn all types of skills that suit my profession at the best. Learning does not always mean to be from the educational perspective, it also holds outside the school. As I chose my profession in law, and got to the edge, I ...

Self-managed learning, also sometimes referred to as SML, is a type of approach to learning that was developed by Ian Cunningham in 1978 (Krakauer et al.). Cunningham drew on his experiences with groups and the types of learning that people participated in within these groups. The theory, according to Cunningham, was that that people needed less help learning particular facts or ideas, and more help learning how to learn. Self-managed learning has two major parts: there is the Learning Agreement and the Learning Group. Each part of the self-managed learning process is important; without cooperation between the two main elements, ...

I adore showing when the adapting in my classroom is substantial: When I can sense it in the animating pace of a roundtable dialog or a scholar's unmistakable have a great time utilizing recently took in language; when I can hear the fervour in scholars' testimonials about mastering abilities that "had any kind of effect" or hypotheses that converted practices and viewpoints (Hennessey 2003). I consider these showing triumphs and make it a propensity to think about their beginnings with the goal that I can reproduce the conditions for their event over and over. My reasoning of showing is educated by the material ...

PART 1

A). Physical therapy documentation8
B). Management in Physical Therapy Practices8
4. Report organization..8
5. Health service management..8

A.) Job description8

B.) Skills8
C.) Salary8
D.) Career stability. ..8
6. Physical therapy.9

A.) Job descripts9

B.) Skills needed9
C.) Salary9
D.) Career stability.9
- Introduction
Physical therapy is considered a health profession of disabilities, impairments and promotion of mobility. It is commonly performed by physical therapists. The job requires a lot of commitment as the practitioners is required to always be available in case of the frequent emergency’s that results from accidents (Booyens, 2008).
Health service ...

Personal Development Profile Analysis

Introduction
Reflecting on my own personal development is sometimes a difficult thing to do; it can be hard to accurately determine how you have improved, what aspects of your work still need improving, etc. However, over the course of my work, I believe I have come a long way from where I have started, and I look forward to continually improving my own abilities. In the beginning, I found myself having difficulty with some aspects of learning, but I have made substantial progress toward increasing the speed of my presentations, being more inclined to think critically while learning, and having a ...

Introduction

Research from Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) shows that the response from companies on the various digital solutions to be used for educational purposes in the US is positive. The findings obtained from three different market segments on digital revenues show that instructional content developers were the leading in developing technology solutions, at 42%, followed by software solutions used for instructional support, at 41%. The other market segment was the solutions for administration and platforms which had a market share of 17%. From the same research, the market share for educational technology solutions in the United States is estimated at $ ...

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Introduction

Over the past 17 weeks, I have attended classes for this course as well as team projects where we learned and deliberated on many concepts. The class work involved listening to lectures from our course tutor. Notably, the lecturer allowed for active participation by all members of the class by allowing students to ask questions and give necessary opinions and ideas whenever necessary. As a requirement, the class members were supposed to team up as appropriate into discussion groups. Essentially, the groups formed by class members held weekly discussions and made presentations in order to foster active ...

Abstract4

1.0 Introduction4
2.0 Background5
3.0 Use of feedback in Higher Education.6
3.1Making feedback count
3.2 Asking students to provide feedback
3.3 Giving students time to absorb the new ideas
4.0 Benefits of use of feedback in Higher Education..7
4.1Feedback is a guide towards good results
4.2 Feedback as encouragement
4.3 Feedback as a means of participation and interaction in the learning process
4.4 Feedback as a regulator and a means of reducing anxiety
4.5 Feedback as a regulator and a means of reducing anxiety
4.6 Feedback as a caring expression
4.7 Feedback as a ...

Wiki Overview

A collection of web pages that can be edited by anyone is called as wiki, and the first wiki was created in 1995 by Ward Cunningham. As stated by Glaser, Heigl, and Warta (12), Wiki is web-based software that permits all the audience of a page to edit or modify the content of the page in a browser when connected online. A global organization that utilizes the wiki concept to assimilate and present encyclopedic and comprehensive knowledge is Wikipedia. Wiki technology is perfect for web-based group practices because of its low technical access difficulties. Wiki is an open access technology that ...

Question A

The readings clearly bring to the attention of an individual the excesses that managers or leaders can practice which would adversely affect the relationship between the manager and the subjects. Essentially, the readings clearly indicate the possible things that can lead to poor management and leadership, which will affect the subjects adversely and eventually lead to inconsistencies. This gives an individual wide knowledge with regard to things that are necessary which should not prevail in a management situation (Frederickson, 2005, p. 75). The readings address decision-making strategies and approaches necessary in a management situation. This enables one to develop appropriate decisions ...

Introduction

Learning is an important aspect of life, and should therefore be nurtured at all levels of life. The process of learning is such that it impacts skill and knowledge on the learner, and these are normally useful at some point in their lives. In order for a learner to keep track of their learning curve, it’s advisable that learners perform an objective evaluation of their knowledge, skills as well as attitudes in order to establish whether such learning as had any positive impacts on their lives (Moon, 1999,. The art of personal and objective reflection has been fronted by ...

This article is about an evolutionary multiple memory system, that has brought together on the one hand the ideas of human and animal neuropsychology and on the other hand the ethological investigations of animal behavior . The main idea of the article is to determine whether memory is unitary or nonunitary. In order to make a choice and prove that, many researches were made and represented by the author. The article could be divided into 5 parts. So the first part of the article starts with a term memory and its explanation. Two views of memory system are presented: weak and strong which ...

INTRODUCTION

The on job learning experience is acquired while working in a job setting which boosts career aspiration. They are positions in the public or private organizations which are structured and supervised for understanding the industry norms. Engaging in an internship program is a source of acquisition of knowledge and abilities for the participants. In the industry the participants get jobs on the basis of academic records and the relevant work experience which they possess. The acquired skills and experience ensures that the students succeed in securing jobs upon graduation. Participating in an internship program is considered as a best way for starting a ...

Children with physical or learning disabilities now have access to various devices and technologies that help address their educational needs. Unlike in the past when these children depended too much on other individuals for their everyday needs, through advances in technology, they end up becoming able citizens of the nation. Assistive technology helps individuals with physical and learning disabilities to succeed in the mainstream world, increasing their self-confidence and self-esteem, which gives them the opportunity to experience a sense of normalcy in their lives.
Assistive technology pertains to devices and knowledge used to help persons with disabilities perform their ...

Writing across the curriculum and studying text

In this chapter “Writing across the curriculum” writing is portrayed as a platform to comprehend and internalize one’s thoughts about a certain subject. It explains the link of writing to the reading culture.
- While reading and writing, writers are involved in a continuous, dynamic process of composing a meaningful statement. These two aspects can’t be ignored since the reader extracts sense from the text as the writer communicates his understanding.
- Explorative writing enables students to realize the missing link between n their previous reading and the current .highlighting these loopholes through writing is essential

Personal reaction

- I agree ...

Summary of Concepts from Textbook and Articles

- Effective vocabulary instruction
- According to this article, vocabulary is imperative since it includes all the words that we should know for us to access our upbringing knowledge, communicate and express our ideas effectively, and study about new concepts.

Personal reaction to this article

- It is important for us to read to our kids from birth and beyond, since they become exposed to letters, sounds, word voice and choice, sentence structure as well as fluency and more, during their early years hence this helps to lay foundation for their academic success in the coming years.
- Parents and teachers need ...

Research by Jay Geidd and his colleagues have shown that the teen brain undergoes a number of changes. Four particular parts have been mentioned as those that undergo distinct changes. In addition, it is noteworthy that the activities controlled by these parts have been observed to change as the parts mature. Geidd and his colleagues have confirmed the following as the parts that undergo change; the prefrontal cortex, the gray matter, the cerebellum and the corpus callosum. Incidentally, it has been noted that these parts show changes just at the beginning of puberty.
The prefrontal cortex has been observed ...

Identification of the Event

One had the opportunity to visit the Smithsonian Institute which effectively contains two museums of Asian art through the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. These art galleries are actually interconnecting through an underground passageway and the art works, exhibits, and showcases are open to the public by visiting its location at 1050 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, D.C. To comply with the requirements of this current discourse, one hereby initially identifies the museum that was visited; the date attended with the attendees; and the initial reaction upon arriving at the event.
The visit was ...

Executive Summary of Internship Project

This report is a detailed analysis of my internship experience form the date of July 7th and August 31st. The internship was carried out at a local five star Hotel. During the eight week internship, I worked on several places at the hotel with varying duties that included Front desk, Concierge, Reception, House Keeping and Butler Department. This report is a detailed analysis of some of the skills I learned in the internship

- My goals for the internship were to build a formidable resume as a competent and reliable worker. Particularly, I was focused on building strong relationship with my fellow workers and learning ...

Raid Alotaibi

Dr. Ewers
Instructional document
Introduction
This instructional document provide an overview of the key elements put into consideration during the implementation of e-learning systems. The document aims at ensuring that there is a high level of effectiveness of the system both to the user as well as to the institution. Moreover, the best practices will be outlined in pursuit of effectiveness and the benefits of the implementation of the system reviewed.
This instructional document aims at equipping e-learning system implementers with skills to ensure a smooth translation to the use of the system. Moreover, information on the ...

ITS education method is a teaching tool used in the last years for several recognized educational institution, it allows the student to have and interactive method to learn whatever the subject is, in absent of a teacher through an interactive computational tool, exercises are made with and interface system in order to teach and measure the progress of the student. In the following document an evaluation for a ITS system made to teach mathematics linear equation solution with the Gaussian Elimination Method is presented, each part of the ITS is structure are evaluated (Domain module, student module, pedagogical module and interface module) ...

Introduction

Cognitive science is referred to the study of the mind and its functioning. This study entails the knowledge from several disciplines in determination of the learning process by the mind. The study involves the knowledge of disciplines like psychology, linguistics, anthropology as well as computer science in the analysis of how the mind works. This study mainly entails the impact of the auditory, visual and kinesthetic instructions.
Cognitive science mainly uses theories to study the functioning of human minds and the factors that affect its functioning. It enables people to understand the reasons behind the learning capabilities of ...

Part 1

Learning Theories
Learning, by dictionary definition, is the action of the verb “learns” which in turn means to acquire knowledge. It also means the action of acquiring instructions or, again, knowledge. The way people learn however, differ between persons. Some learn through words, others through experience, some do it by remembering and burning it into their memories, some by observing and some are born simply with the gift of quick understanding .
How a person learns has been one field of education that has been changing since it came to the attention of the human race that learning is ...

I had always wanted to learn how to cook in general and this assignment was a great chance for me to learn how to cook an Emirati food. When I read the blog, the first thing that came into my mind was to cook a Blalet. I asked my aunt to guide me. Blalet is a traditional food which my family cooks every day.
At first I thought it would be easy for me to cook it and therefore asked my aunt to just observe me. I gathered a half of the ingredients that I thought were required since my dish could ...

The following is an interview conducted relating to a k-12 teacher pertaining to his worldview and basic philosophical principles. The interviews involved his believe on what makes him a teacher and his philosophical believes and principles as a teacher. Eight questions were asked where subject remarks was analysed on every question; providing description of the educators role, including connections to educational concept and finally making overall conclusions regarding the teacher. Following this, below are the question asked ;
- As a teacher, what is your philosophy basis of education?
In my opinion, the philosophy basis of education refers to the field of ...

Report on Internship

One had the opportunity to work as an assistant to the publisher of the Media Design Systems (MDS), an organization tasked with designing advertisements and promotional campaigns for national consumer and trade magazines, especially for Architectural Digest. One assumed the role of a front desk personnel in charge of basic office personnel responsibilities including: attending to the inquiries of customers and clients through responding in phone calls; filing of incoming general correspondences; soliciting clients according to the suggested list from the publisher; following up clients’ proposals for media and advertising designs for ad space in proposed magazines; and addressing customer ...

Introduction

A person that would understand the importance of valid and efficient assessments of early reading proficiency are the primary school teachers and principals. Efficient assessments demonstrate which of the children are failing in crucial reading skills so that the teachers can help students make better improvement in learning how to read. Valid and dependable tests do also help. Reliable and legitimate tests also help observe the efficiency and effectiveness s of instructions for all the children; without the need of consistently evaluating the children’s improvement in learning how to read, we would not be able to know which ...

Abstract

In an ecosystem, the existence of any species of animals or plants solely depends on the capability to adapt to its environment. This is true because, those species which are poorly adapted become extinct. For example, trees that could not adapt to harsh conditions of the desert were eliminated and those species that were well adapted were spared. This is basically what is called natural selection (Jeff et al 9). Similarly, those animal species that could not adapt to any given environmental conditions of an ecosystem were easily eliminated out of existence.
Human being, on the other hand, ...

1. The experiment with the dog revealed important facts about learning. Pavlov’s findings allowed us to comprehend how certain fears, aversions and sympathies become integrated in our behavior. His research also provided therapeutic implications for eliminating maladaptive behaviors created by classical conditioning. In that way he provided a key that helps a lot in modifying dysfunctional behaviors
2. Child visits a doctor and receives an injection. After that painful experience the child manifests fear from doctors.

3. I used to drink a lot of coffee and since coffee is diuretic I had to go to bathroom about half an hour after ...

1. Pavlov’s experiments and his discovery of classical conditioning helped us understand what lies beneath certain dysfunctional behaviors, such as phobias. He didn’t just explain the path in which phobias and fears are developed, but also gave us the pattern that can be used for eliminating those fears. Classical conditioning is the form of learning which can serve us till this day as a model for examining general principals of behavior modification. He discovered important phenomena in classical conditioning such as generalization, differentiation etc. He also provided his understanding of psychopathological phenomena gave his typology of nervous system ...

Introduction

The education sector has tried to catch up with the technological advancements. In a ploy to offer more affordable education and enhance cost effectiveness, learning institutions have embraced the myriad of options that technology offers. As such, virtual learning environments have become the virtual ‘classes’ of the modern era. A virtual learning environment is a software system that is intended to shore up learning and teaching in an education system. The platforms used provide equivalent virtual access to classrooms, class contents, homework, tests, assessments and grades. The marvel of virtual learning environments is the synchrony that allows the participants to meet ...

Diagnose: 1. What type if decisions are being made?

The decision being made in the case is changing of the school’s curriculum and teaching style in order to improve student performance by introducing accountability and problem based learning within the Hillside Middle School. 2. Do organizational members make high-quality, accepted, and ethical decisions?
Yes, organizational members make high quality, acceptable and ethical decisions. After the successful test of the PBL program, Mr. Host decides to integrate PBL in the curriculum. In addition, the teachers, parents and other stakeholders within the school are in support of the program.3. Do decision makers follow the basic process of decision-making?
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Designation in the Company

Complete Address
Dear Mr. Shihab,
Thank you very much for your valuable time and privilege of having interviewed you on DATE. The expert ideas that you shared with me about human resource management were truly inspiring and proved essential to me. I really enjoyed and learned a lot from you.
During the interview, I am very impressed and admired your unique leadership style and in-depth knowledge of human resource management. I have learned the different types of employees’ compensation. Moreover, you emphasized in our discussion the importance of being people-oriented such as in dealing promptly with employees’ ...