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Your choice of teaching method depends on what fits you your educational philosophy classroom demographic subject area s and school mission statement. International Journal of English Language Teaching IJELT is a peer-reviewed international journal run by the European Centre for Research Training and Development United Kingdom. The Journal of Effective Teaching an online journal devoted to teaching excellence The Journal of Effective Teaching Vol.

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Teaching and Teacher Education is a multidisciplinary journal committed to no single approach discipline methodology or paradigm.

Teaching keywords The Journal of Effective Teaching Vol. The journal welcomes varied approaches qualitative quantitative and mixed methods to empirical research also publishing high quality systematic reviews and meta-analyses. The scope includes theory and practice in In-class activities led to higher overall scores than any other teaching method Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods MJLTM is an open access and peer-reviewed international journal in TEFL which appears six times a year to address the language teaching issues. MJLTM is now published in both print and online.

IJELT aims at reporting high-quality empirical and original research contributions for the benefit of teachers and researchers in the field of English Language Teaching. Language Teaching Methods Teacher s Handbook for the Video Series by Diane Larsen-Freeman Office of English Language Programs Materials Branch United States Department of State Washington D.C. Teacher s Handbook for the Video Series. Teaching Methods The term teaching method refers to the general principles pedagogy and management strategies used for classroom instruction. 2 2011 40-54 2 2011 40-54

Sustainability Leadership Programs Emerging Goals

Sustainability Leadership Programs Emerging Goals
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Colleges and universities across the U.S. and world are rushing to respond to an increasingly urgent challenge developing the next generation of sustainability leaders. The rapidly emerging programs vary widely in goals and methods departments and disciplines curriculum and co-curricular activities yet share a common mission of as an avenue for teaching sustainability leadership. Sustainability Leadership Programs Emerging Goals Methods Best Practices Michael Shriberg University of Michigan Lindsey MacDonald University of Michigan Abstract Colleges and universities are rushing to respond to an increasingly urgent challenge Although diverse in program design teaching methodologies assumptions and skills taught sustainability leadership programs with experiential education as a core methodology are rapidly emerging. This study the first comprehensive attempt to analyze this phenomenon explores three primary questions via interviews with 20 program The diverse set of college and university sustainability leadership programs which represent a growing trend in higher education share a common goal building skills and knowledge for aspiring environmental and sustainability professionals. However there is little empirical research available to shape program design and implementation. To address this gap this study builds on At this point you re probably wondering what the heck sustainable leadership is so Here are ten things you need to know about sustainable leadership and why it s so important to achieving the Global Goals especially Global Goal 17 Partnerships and Global Goal 12 Responsible consumption and production. 1.What is sustainable leadership The primary focus of this program is to assist nursing leaders in the effective management and implementation of strategic and tactical plans. The program includes identifying the key stakeholders and influencing their behavior learning to manage resources and knowing when to terminate a task force or health care project.

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Free weblog publishing tool from Google for sharing text photos and video. Puluhan desain dan tema gratis mobile-ready dan dapat disesuaikan. Dapatkan hosting dan bantuan gratis. Blog merupakan singkatan dari web log adalah bentuk aplikasi web yang berbentuk tulisan-tulisan yang dimuat sebagai posting pada sebuah halaman web.Tulisan-tulisan ini sering kali dimuat dalam urutan terbalik isi terbaru dahulu sebelum diikuti isi yang lebih lama meskipun tidak selamanya demikian. Blog definition a website containing a writer s or group of writers own experiences observations opinions etc. and often having images and links to other websites. Amitabh Bachchan s Official Blog. Archive RSS DAY 4408. Jalsa Mumbai Apr 1 2020 Wed 11 12 PM.. the birth celebration of Lord Ram .. and the celebration of the victory of dharam over adharam .. the victory of the good over the evil .. and may the blessings of the deity bring to us all peace and well being and the Dozens of free customizable mobile-ready designs and themes. Free hosting and support. Official PlayStation Blog for news and video updates on PS4 PS3 PSN PS Vita PSP Choose the perfect design Create a beautiful blog that fits your style. Choose from a selection of easy-to-use templates all with flexible layouts and hundreds of background images or design something new. How to Start a Blog in 5 Steps There are five main steps you need to do in order to start a blog. If you follow this guide exactly you ll have your own blog set up in 30 minutes or less. Choose a great blog platform B log adalah website yang mengandung konten personal dalam bentuk artikel video foto dan link ke website lain yang disediakan oleh penulis blog Sumber Merriam Webster . Dari sumber lain blog didefinisikan sebagai website yang dikelola beberapa penulis dan berisi pengalaman pribadi observasi dan opini dari penulis.Seringkali blog dilengkapi gambar atau link ke website lain.

Journal of Clinical and Health Science - 3. Effects of

Journal of Clinical and Health Science - 3. Effects of
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Journal of Clinical and Health Sciences Journal of Clinical and Health Science - 3. Effects of Virgin Coconut Oil as Adjunct Therapy in The Treatment Of Allergic Rhinitis. The treatment effect of omega-3 supplements in conjunction with the standard treatment DMARDs in patients with newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis on clinical and laboratory findings were studied over 3 months in two groups of patients. Journal of Health Sciences Sarajevo The Journal of Health Sciences is an international open access peer-reviewed and evidence-based scientific journal published by the University of Sarajevo Faculty of Health Sciences UNSA FHS www.fzs.unsa.ba .. The Journal s mission is to promote excellence in nursing and a range of disciplines and specialties of allied health professions. Health Science Journal is an open access peer-reviewed indexed in Scopus that publishes articles on the multi-dimensional aspects of Health Science. Journal of Health Science and Medical Research JHSMR formally known as Songklanagarind Medical Journal. The academic health science journal of Prince of Songkla University Thailand goal is to provide open opportunities for publication of the highest quality manuscripts. The journal is dedicated to research or other academic topics patient reports interesting new scientific articles International Journal of Health Sciences. Make a Submission Information. For Readers For Authors For Librarians Indexed in Clarivate Analytics PubMed PubMed Central EBSCO Host Emerging Sources Citation Index Thomoson Reuters DOAJ Google Scholar Microsoft Academic NORWEGIAN REGISTER FOR SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS SERIES AND PUBLISHERS The Health Science Journal began as a shared vision for a free consumer health publication that points readers to modern and traditional health resources. Exploring Dermal Fillers to Reduce the Effects of Aging. As we age our skin begins to show the signs of reduced elasticity and volume loss. Since our skin is constantly Journal of Environmental Health Science Engineering presents timely research on all aspects of environmental health science engineering and management.. Including Water pollution and treatment Wastewater treatment and reuse Air control Soil remediation Noise and radiation control Environmental biotechnology and nanotechnology Food safety and hygiene. Oral health workers should be alert about the dangers of marijuana use in the screening of oral pathologies and methods of administration of similar clinical cases. The use of marijuana is for medicinal and recreational reasons. It is already known and based on the literature this plant causes besides medicinal advantages oral health pathologies also. Based on a detailed review of articles the application of Aloe vera as a medicinal plant for skin wound healing is confirmed. 1-40 Aloe Vera is widely used for its antibacterial anti-viral anti-inflammatory effects and has been considered in medical sciences. 2 3 6 Dat and colleagues 2012 showed that Aloe vera is more effective in chronic

Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Pediatrics

Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Pediatrics
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Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News A 1-Day Workshop Using To our knowledge this is the first study that demonstrates short-term improvement in physician performance in conveying bad news in a pediatric intensive care setting using SPs and we need all the help we can get in teaching physicians how to communiate bad news. Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Article PDF Available in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 153 4 April 1999 with 26 Reads How we measure reads Physicians will face many challenges but one of the most difficult will be conveying difficult news CDN to a patient or family member. The ability to provide this information may either strengthen or destroy the patient physician relationship 1 7 .This is particularly true in the oncology setting where patients and families often receive difficult or distressing news. Teaching physicians how to break bad news A 1-day workshop using standardized parents Article PDF Available in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 153 4 419-22 May 1999 with 35 Reads SPIKES -- A Six-Step Protocol for Delivering Bad News Application to the Patient with Cancer The Oncologist 2000 Disclosing Medical Mistakes A Communication Management Plan for Physicians Permanente Journal 2013 Teaching Physicians H ow to Break Bad News Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 1999 Home Explore Breaking Bad News Breaking Bad News - American Academy of Family Physicians. Published by Guset User 2015-09-26 22 40 02 Physicians do not wish physicians to break bad news in a manner that is lessto take hope away from the patient. They may be fearful of uncomfortable for them and more satisfying for patientsthe patient Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News A 1-Day Workshop Using Standardized Parents Archives of Pediatrics Adolescent Medicine 1999 April 153 4 419-422. Permanent Link Find in a Library. Full Text from Publisher A 1-Day Workshop Using Standardized Parents. Vaidya Vinay U VandeKieft GK Breaking bad news. Am Fam Physician . Cohen GJ Communicating bad news a pediatric department s evaluation of a simulated Strauss LH Pollack MM Teaching physicians how to break bad news a 1-day workshop using standardized parents. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med When physicians lack proper training breaking bad news can lead to negative consequences for patients families and physicians. A questionnaire was used to determine whether a didactic program on delivering bad news was needed at our institution. Results revealed that 91 of respondents perceived fore teaching the skills for delivering bad news increases the likelihood that physicians will learn how to deliver bad news effectively. Much has been written about the skills necessary for effective delivery of dif cult news including extensive re-views of the literature and creation of consensus guidelines

New Book by David Maxwell Cyril of Alexandria on John

New Book by David Maxwell Cyril of Alexandria on John
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The first volume of David Maxwell s translation of Cyril of Alexandria s Commentary on John has just arrived. Part of IVP s Ancient Christian Texts series Maxwell s translation of Cyril s challenging Greek also includes a substantial introduction that describes Cyril s goals and methods in this commentary. David Maxwell s New Translation of Cyril s Commentary on John Dr. David Maxwell Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Director of the Graduate School at Concordia Seminary recently published the second volume of his translation of Cyril of Alexandria s Commentary on John. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Commentary on John Ancient Christian Texts Commentary on John by Cyril of Alexandria 9780830829118 David Maxwell provides readers with the first complete English translation of the text since the nineteenth century. It rests on Pusey s critical edition of the Greek text and puts on display Cyril s theological interpretation of Scripture and his appeal to the patristic tradition David Maxwell provides readers with the first complete English translation of the text since the nineteenth century. It rests on Pusey s critical edition of the Greek text and puts on display Cyril s theological interpretation of Scripture and his appeal to the patristic tradition that preceded him. Commentary on John Ancient Christian Texts Cyril of Alexandria Joel C. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Cyril of Alexandria ca. 378-444 one of the most brilliant representatives of the Alexandrian theological tradition In the latest addition to the Ancient Christian Texts series David Maxwell renders a service to students of patristics and New Testament studies alike. The first complete English translation of Cyril of Alexandria s Commentary on John since the nineteenth century this volume unveils one of the brightest lights in the Alexandrian tradition. David Maxwell Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Director of the Graduate School at Concordia Seminary recently published the second volume of his translation of Cyril of Alexandria s Commentary on John. The first volume was published in 2013.

Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Pediatrics

Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Pediatrics
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Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News A 1-Day Workshop Using To our knowledge this is the first study that demonstrates short-term improvement in physician performance in conveying bad news in a pediatric intensive care setting using SPs and we need all the help we can get in teaching physicians how to communiate bad news. Teaching Physicians How to Break Bad News Article PDF Available in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 153 4 April 1999 with 26 Reads How we measure reads Physicians will face many challenges but one of the most difficult will be conveying difficult news CDN to a patient or family member. The ability to provide this information may either strengthen or destroy the patient physician relationship 1 7 .This is particularly true in the oncology setting where patients and families often receive difficult or distressing news. SPIKES -- A Six-Step Protocol for Delivering Bad News Application to the Patient with Cancer The Oncologist 2000 Disclosing Medical Mistakes A Communication Management Plan for Physicians Permanente Journal 2013 Teaching Physicians H ow to Break Bad News Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine 1999 Teaching physicians how to break bad news A 1-day workshop using standardized parents Article PDF Available in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 153 4 419-22 May 1999 with 35 Reads in breaking bad news have been discussed and described in many articles. They have recently been expressed in the form of a 6-point protocol.23 This protocol is practicable as a teaching tool and intelligible to medical students and ju-nior physicians. The protocol has formed the basis for a course in breaking bad news that also incorporates stan- VandeKieft GK Breaking bad news. Am Fam Physician . Cohen GJ Communicating bad news a pediatric department s evaluation of a simulated Strauss LH Pollack MM Teaching physicians how to break bad news a 1-day workshop using standardized parents. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med How to deliver bad news has a significant impact on the mothers views ongoing relationship with the physician during treatment and patient and physician satisfaction. This study is one of the first studies to assess the preferences of Iranian mothers that how would like physicians break bad news about their child s disease. Delivering serious bad or life-altering news to a patient is one of the most difficult tasks physicians encounter. Broadly defined as information that may alter a patient s view of his or her future bad news may include information related to a chronic disease e.g. diabetes mellitus a life-altering illness e.g. multiple sclerosis or an injury leading to significant change e.g. a

Structured Interdisciplinary Rounds in a Medical Teaching

Structured Interdisciplinary Rounds in a Medical Teaching
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The aim of this study was to assess the impact of an intervention structured inter-disciplinary rounds SIDR on hospital care providers ratings of collaboration and teamwork. METHODS The study was a controlled trial comparing an intervention medical teaching unit with a similar control unit. The medical ICU at a tertiary care academic medical center. Subjects A consecutive sample of adult patients family members and healthcare providers. The patients and healthcare providers were arbitrarily assigned to either the patient-centered structured interdisciplinary bedside rounds or nonstructured interdisciplinary bedside round care team. METHODS The study was a controlled trial of an intervention Structured Inter-Disciplinary Rounds implemented in 1 of 2 similar medical teaching units in a tertiary care academic hospital. The intervention combined a structured format for communication with a forum for regular interdisciplinary meetings. Background Effective collaboration and teamwork is essential to providing safe hospital care. The objective of this study was to assess the effect of an intervention designed to improve interdisciplinary collaboration and lower the rate of adverse events AEs .Methods The study was a This study which built on prior work by the same authors sought to improve interdisciplinary teamwork at a teaching hospital by creating structured daily rounds where the entire care team discussed patients. The intervention resulted in a significant decrease in preventable adverse events compared with historical and concurrent controls. The study was a controlled trial of an intervention Structured Inter-Disciplinary Rounds implemented in 1 of 2 similar medical teaching units in a tertiary care academic hospital. O Leary KJ Buck R Fligiel HM et al. Structured interdisciplinary rounds in a medical teaching unit improving patient safety. O Leary KJ Haviley C Slade ME Shah HM Lee J Williams MV. Improving teamwork impact of structured interdisciplinary rounds on a hospitalist unit. The aim of this study was to assess the impact of an intervention structured interdisciplinary rounds SIDRs on preventable adverse events on a medical teaching unit. Methods The study was a controlled trial comparing an intervention medical teaching unit with a similar control unit at an urban 897 bed leaching hospital. T1 - Structured interdisciplinary rounds in a medical teaching unit. T2 - Improving patient safety. AU - O Leary Kevin J. AU - Buck Ryan Interdisciplinary rounds a long-standing tradition that only recently is being studied rigorously assembles team members in a single location and uses a structured approach to address relevant patient care issues the leadership of the team is often shared between different groups of health care professionals.

Optical Mineralogy and Petrography

Optical Mineralogy and Petrography
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This webpage provides a compilation of on-line instructional resources and teaching activities related to Optical Mineralogy and Petrography. This site is intended for a students who desire to review the principles and methods of optical mineralogy and petrography and b faculty who seek instructional materials and activities to support their own teaching of these subjects. Petrography is a branch of petrology that focuses on detailed descriptions of rocks. The detailed analysis of minerals by optical mineralogy in thin section and the micro-texture and structure are critical to understanding the origin of the rock. A petrographic microscope is a type of optical microscope used in petrology and optical mineralogy to identify rocks and minerals in thin sections.The microscope is used in optical mineralogy and petrography a branch of petrology which focuses on detailed descriptions of rocks.The method is called polarized light microscopy PLM .Depending on the grade of observation required petrological Other articles where Petrography is discussed optical crystallography The science of petrography is largely based on the study of the appearance of thin transparent sections of rocks in a microscope fitted with polarizers. In the absence of external crystalline form as with the minerals in a rock a mineral often may be readily identified by the introduction to optical mineralogy Download introduction to optical mineralogy or read online books in PDF EPUB Tuebl and Mobi Format. Click Download or Read Online button to get introduction to optical mineralogy book now. This site is like a library Use search box in the widget to get ebook that you want. Teaching crystallography mineralogy petrology optical mineralogy and petrography di Laboratory Assistant in Laboratory of Petrology and Mineralogy. Universitas Padjadjaran Unpad Lihat profil Lihat lencana profil Lihat profil yang serupa. JING S SENIOR YEAR THESIS Introduction to Mineralogy Science Education Video Songs by local musicians Reed Benjamin Leif Gann-Matzen Narration Celina Chap Automated petrography electron microprobe mapping something not a lot of people like to look under microscope at because of absence of primary minerals and general mess composed of secondary minerals. my journey through undergraduate and graduate degrees fascination with rocks and reference materials like optical properties of Elements of Optical Mineralogy an Introduction to Microscopic Petrography.. Entirely rewritten and much enlarged by Prof. Ultra Petrography Geoscience is a consulting company focused on providing solutions and assisting geoscientists and engineers with their exploration metallurgical concrete and geo materials projects.

New Developments in Science and Technology Education PDF

New Developments in Science and Technology Education PDF
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The importance of educational technology in teaching.pdf IJCRSEE International Journal of Cognitive Research in Science Engineering and Education V ol. The widespread deployment and use of Information Technologies IT has paved the way for change in many fields of our societies. The Internet mobile computing social networks and many other advances in human communications have become essential to promote and boost education technology and industry. On the education side the new challenges related with the integration of IT technologies from research and development Using science and technology 3.5 of the labor force in the north are in based industries all depend on new science. Adequate funding Creation of favorable science and technology environment National commitment Popularization of science Informal science education to educate children parents politicians developments in science and technology is seen as effective investment in research and development R D and in innovation. In October 2001 a Eurobarometer survey on science and technology2 showed a divergence between EU citizens and the goals set up by the European Union for science expertise to lead the world in technology and education. As a nation we are at a critical time in the development of the economy and harnessing the potential of the digital agenda in all its forms is a national priority. With the sharing of innovative ideas and a system view technology could be the one of the key drivers to enable Ramos believes that science and technology was one of the means wherein the Philippines could attain the status of new industrialized country NIC . During his term he was able to establish programs that were significant to the field of S T. In 1993 Science and Technology Agenda for National Development STAND was established. PDF Technology is considered as a key factor for economic development. Technology and economic development A literature review The reasons for the lack of inter-action between science Since then the Government of India has spared no effort to establish a modern S T infrastructure in the country. The Department of Science and Technology plays a pivotal role in promotion of science and technology in the country. This section offers detailed information pertaining to scientific education and scientific research development. This article examines trends and developments in science and technology in Zimbabwe since 2009. the Medium Term Plan 2011 2015 elaborated by its predecessor with a new development plan Department of Science and Technology within the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education Science and Technology Development.

Thoreau s Journal Excerpts Robert Thorson

Thoreau s Journal Excerpts Robert Thorson
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The Boatman is based largely on excepts from Thoreau s Journal that were examined using three searchable Microsoft Excel spreadsheets that were too large to post as pdf files. Construction of the spreadsheets is described in on the webpage research methods. For scholars they are available upon request to robert.thorson uconn.edu. Curriculum Vitae Photo Beach erosion and fog at Kezar Lake Maine. Thorson Robert M. 2019 Thoreau s Great Insight for the Anthropocene Wildness is an attitude not a place The Conversation online March 8 2019 Providence Journal January 13 2007. Thorson Robert M. 2006 Strip Mining History Read excerpts from The Boatman at WBUR s Here Now and the HUP Blog At American Scientist read a roundtable discussion of Thoreau s important but largely overlooked work as a naturalist Visit Robert Thorson s online repository of data charts text and other resources related to The Boatman Thorson will bring his insights into Henry David Thoreau s wild places to a talk at the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. Thorson is a geologist by training but he has made a This site is an online repository to support publication of The Boatman. It contains data charts and text deemed too dense for inclusion in the published book. Importantly it is referenced to the page number of the hardcover first printing. Research Methods Further Resources Thoreau s Data Thoreau s Journal Excerpts Thorson of Connecticut Beyond Walden The Hidden History of America s Kettle Lake and Ponds 2009 etc. follows up his earlier work by establishing Henry David Thoreau s own scientific credentials. The author adds depth to the iconic image of Thoreau revered for his contributions to the American literary renaissance and his role as a social reformer. Botanist Richard Primack uses the data on seasonal change collected by Thoreau and his Concord neighbors to chart global warming in the region over a span of more than 150 years. Now we are fortunate to have geologist Robert M. Thorson s Walden s Shore Henry David Thoreau and Nineteenth-Century

Table 1 from The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale

Table 1 from The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale
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The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale DOSS is a simple easy-to-use 7-point scale developed to systematically rate the functional severity of dysphagia based on objective assessment and make recommendations for diet level independence level and type of nutrition. The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale DOSS is a simple easy-to-use 7-point scale developed to systematically rate the functional severity of dysphagia based on objective assessment and make The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale DOSS is a simple easy-to-use 7-point scale developed to systematically rate the functional severity of dysphagia based on objective assessment and make recommendations for diet level independence level and type of nutrition. The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale DOSS is widely used to measure dysphagia severity based on videofluoroscopy VFSS . This study investigated inter-rater reliability IRR of the DOSS. It also determined the effect of clinical experience VFSS audio-recording and training on DOSS IRR. A quantitative prospective research design was used. The Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale DOSS is a simple easy-to-use 7-point scale developed to systematically rate the functional severity of dysphagia based on objective assessment and make recommendations for diet level independence level and type of nutrition. Table 6 - Dysphagia Severity Rating Scale adapted from Waxman et al 1990 From the following article. How to perform video-fluoroscopic swallowing studies. Dysphagia outcome and severity scale Full per-oral nutrition PO Normal diet Level 7 Normal in all situations Normal diet No strategies or extra time needed K H. O Neil et al. Dysphagia Outcome and Severity Scale final revision Level 6 Within functional limits modified independence Normal diet functional swallow We evaluated the severity of dysphagia with the functional dysphagia scale FDS and penetration aspiration scale PAS on the basis of VFSS findings. The FDS with a total score of 100 points consists of 11 subscales and quantitatively evaluates swallowing function by using information from the VFSS Supplementary Table 1 . The PAS is an 8 Recently we developed the fiberoptic endoscopic dysphagia severity scale FEDSS for acute stroke patients grading dysphagia into 6 severity codes 1 to 6 1 being best . The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of the FEDSS as a predictor of outcomes at 3 months and intermediate complications during acute treatment. The aim of this study was to examine the reliability and validity of a tool to measure the severity of dysphagia the Food Intake LEVEL Scale FILS a 10-point observer-rating scale. Methods The inter- and intrarater reliability was evaluated by three clinicians in 30 patients using weighted kappa statistics.

Resident Burnout Medical Education and Training JAMA

Resident Burnout Medical Education and Training JAMA
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Intense work demands limited control and a high degree of work-home interference abound in residency training programs and should strongly predispose resident physicians to burnout as they do other health care professionals. This article reviews studies in the medical literature that address The effect on resident burnout of these new work-hour restrictions and the resulting change in work schedule is unknown. Our objective was to compare rates of burnout in internal medicine residents before and after the implementation of the new work-hour restriction and evaluate the effect of these changes on the quality of education and care. Burnout is a widespread problem affecting 40 to 74 of pediatric residents. 1 2 Maslach et al 3 and Schaufeli et al 4 describe burnout as the gradual erosion of employees capacity to maintain the sense of involvement fulfillment and agency needed to continue producing meaningful work. They further characterize burnout as a syndrome of 3 Importance Burnout among physicians is common and has been associated with medical errors and lapses in professionalism. It is unknown whether rates for symptoms of burnout among resident physicians vary by clinical specialty and if individual factors measured during medical school relate to the risk of burnout and career choice regret during residency. Burnout is a state of mental and physical exhaustion related to work or care giving activities. Burnout during residency training has gained significant attention secondary to concerns regarding job performance and patient care. This article reviews the Humiliation discrimination EHRs untamed inboxes. Medical students and residents face a long list of threats to their well-being and therefore their ability to safely care for patients. An AMA webinar explores innovative efforts at medical schools and residency programs to prevent burnout from

Magnetoencephalography Peter S r s

Magnetoencephalography Peter S r s
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Richard Stanley Peters 31 October 1919 30 December 2011 was an English philosopher. His work belongs mainly to the areas of political theory philosophical psychology and philosophy of education Earlier life. Peters was born in 1919 in Mussoorie India. He spent his childhood with his grandmother in England. Peter s Rock is the highest point 373 feet above sea level and largest parcel of open space 220 acres in North Haven. The view from the summit is expansive to the north you can see Sleeping Giant and the Hanging Hills of Peters s concept of education. Donna Carol Wilcox Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. Create lists bibliographies and reviews or Search WorldCat. Find items in libraries near you You know what at the end of the day all of these interviews that I ve been doing I said I think it s best for Peter to take some time to be by himself and figure out what he s doing reflect on Barb claimed Madison made her and the rest of Peter s family wait three hours before coming in to see them in Australia during the final episodes and that she didn t apologize. She also alleged Series Editor s Preface Foreword Acknowledgements Part I Intellectual Biography of R.S. Peters Analytic Paradigm in the Philosophy of Education Part II Critical Exposition of R.S. Peters Educational Thought 2. The Concept of Education Aims and Educational Processes 3. Initiation and the Educated Person 4. The Ethical Justification of Education 5.

The role of early childhood education programmes in the

The role of early childhood education programmes in the
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An early childhood program manager oversees social academic and emotional development of the youngest students. The most familiar programs are in preschools where children begin their education through play and interaction with other children but other programs may organize staff visits to the homes of children to help parents provide a high-quality education. Early childhood education ECE also nursery education is a branch of education theory that relates to the teaching of children formally and informally from birth up to the age of eight. Traditionally this is up to the equivalent of third grade. ECE emerged as a field of study during the Enlightenment particularly in European countries with high literacy rates. Finally early childhood education programs may be run by private for-profit companies by churches or as part of a private school curriculum. It is common for these types of early childhood education programs to be tuition-based. The Elements of an Early Childhood Education Program With the exception of the above early childhood education and care services in Ireland are delivered outside the formal education system by a diverse range of private community and voluntary interests and are described variously as cr ches nurseries pre-schools na onra Irish language pre-schools playgroups and daycare services. The most effective early childhood education teachers are flexible attentive and always willing to learn. It s a challenging role but one that offers great rewards each day. Here are just a few of the many roles you ll take on as an ECE teacher. The first role you ll have is that of a guide. The Role of Curriculum Models in Early Childhood Education. by Goffin Stacie G. Prior to the introduction of experimental preschool intervention programs in the late 1950s systematic variation of early childhood programs was minimal. Curricula in early childhood care and education ECCE address the role and importance of curricula in the education of young children and is the driving force behind any ECCE programme.It is an integral part of the engine that together with the energy and motivation of staff provides the momentum that makes programmes live . It follows therefore that the quality of a programme is The economic benefits for example can be immense when emphasis is placed on early childhood education. Recent research from the National Association of State Boards of Education found that it is futile to establish federal educational goals without pre-kindergarten education programs. Early Childhood Curriculum Models by Diane Trister Dodge The Changing Role of Curriculum It wasn t so long ago that the idea of using a written curriculum to guide the care and education of children under five was not widely accepted. It was unheard of in programs serving infants and toddlers and still controversial for programs serving promote broad-based dialogue on these issues within and beyond the early childhood field. create a shared language and evidence-based frame of reference so that practitioners decision makers and families may talk together about early childhood curriculum assessment and program

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The world of ICT A fine WordPress.com site

The world of ICT A fine WordPress.com site
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Interactive white boards have made a significant contribution to education within the classroom and has encapsulated teaching pedagogies focusing on the deep understanding on important substantive concepts and ideas DET 2006 . Describe how technology has changed the way we access media. In this day and age millions of people now have access to computers video cameras televisions and many other technological devices. Cultural- relates to behaviour patterns beliefs and ideas of the population of the country.An example is younger generations embrace technology whereas older generations tend to dismiss it. Technology has broadened people s understanding of different cultures. Home About Monthly Archives April 2013 BT question on economic and culture impacts. Posted on April 26 2013 by ictamymccarthy. Moving jobs concerning ICT to other parts of the world is a great decision for companies as they get to pay their staff much cheaper for the same amount of time a person would do ICT Engineering Sydney. Posted on October 21 2012 by ictengineering . Many of us grow up playing with Lego bricks building whatever our mind could imagine. If you have wondered how LEGO as a company came to be or if you also have a desire to pursue a career at LEGO here is a video describing how My aim is to help people implement ICT into their classrooms and in homes around the world. Through sharing experiences knowledge and what I have learnt throughout my years hopefully I can help teachers students and parents around the world experience the joy of ICT in their day to day life. Hi and welcome to my ICTSuccess blog. My name is Will Sederino and I am currently a year 5 6 teacher specialising in ICT. I have been teaching for the past 12 years 2 of those years in the UK and am always trying to find new ways of using ICT in my classroom. Describe how technology has changed the way we access media.In this day and age millions of people now have access to computers video cameras televisions and many other technological devices. These devices allow us to access a wide range of media in seconds. For example we can use devices such as cameras to capture images Movingjobs concerning ICT to other parts of the world is a great decision forcompanies as they get to pay their staff much cheaper for the same amount oftime a person would do in the UK. However it has become a problem for peoplewho live in the UK because there are people who are unemployed because The history of ICTs in Uganda is a short but intense one. Uganda started embracing ICTs as part of its economic development strategy when the first mobile phone service came onto the Ugandan scene in December 1994. The telecom company Celtel using the GSM 900 technology mainly targeted high end users like business people and

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