...of animals. An Animal Tale which animals are featured prominently, either as the main characters or as important participants in the unfolding of a narrative manner. The movie was rated as General Patronage which benefits and admitted to all ages of viewer. The study was similar to 3D short film Turbo, Monsters University and Rio in a way of main characters was in animal forms; and also similar to the study Brave and Transcend that acquired lesson to all age’s of viewer and gives a deep message about the importance of family and life. The difference of the study was the new conducted story that shows the creativity of the proponents. It also gives moral lesson to everyone, which lesson realizes that everyone was lucky to have their family which gives us love and guidance; also lucky to have people around whom always give support and we can rely on. In order to develop the studies, the proponents meet a deep research. Profound research was chosen as a starting point to engage in the study. Analyzing and optimizing such texts or stories, design to create images (modeling, rigging and skinning), animation and supplement of Audio have a long tradition within this kind of research. In the process of developing the study, the creativeness of the proponents, involving manners, decision making and managerial planning are important. The proponents was used 3D Studio Max 2012, a...
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...EFFECTS OF SELF-STUDY HABITS ON THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF GRADE-VI PUPILS IN ENGLISH AT BALUBAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ATIMONAN, QUEZON SY: 2011-2012 A Thesis Presented To the Faculty of College of Education Leon Guinto Memorial College, Inc. Atimonan, Quezon In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Bachelor of Elementary Education By: Remrena Venesha D. Santamina Chapter 1 Problem and It’s Background Introduction Nowadays, many school learners fail to cope with the daily demands of school. Different distractions are interfering the child’s ability and inclination to focus on his assignments, lessons and activities in school. As a result, his academic achievement is not done at very best effort. During the pre-school age, a self-study habit must be develop. Self-study habit can be defined as the ability of the learner to allot time in reviewing and reading his/her lessons. It is gradually developed as the learner grows and matures. Different learners have varied style of study habits. Some study after arriving from school, while others do it at the middle of the night. Unfortunately, developing these skills requires time, patience and effort from the parents, teacher and the learner himself. Additionally a very high level of intrinsic motivation must be present to have this. It cannot be underestimated that self-study habit is one of the foundations of educational achievements. Those who excel in school...
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...1. Background to the problem for the tittle Challenges facing women enterprenuers on accessing microfinance from commercial banks Formulation and appropriate intervention for transforming the women both within and outside their homes has been one of the major precautions of development practitioners at least since mid 1970 (Nchimbi, 2003). A number of factors have been formulated overtime, for example, raising women status, through education, training, access to health and family planning services as well as access to legal counseling. Politically, attempts have been made to raise the proportion of female participants in representative organs. In Tanzania economy the most popular strategy especially since 1990 has been the involvement and participation of women in microfinance programmed to assist Micro and Small Enterprises owners. This enables Small and Medium business owners to have an access to finance from financial institutions so as to raise their capital where necessary (Milgram, 2002). Despite the favorable environment and conditions given to the Women Entrepreneurs’ especially in accessing microfinance from Financial Institutions (FI), the number of those accessing finance in developing countries like Tanzania is still low. This creates a lot of concerns among the stockholders, and hence indicates that there are still problems on women entrepreneurs which result in poor performance of their business. My study therefore will sought to assess the challenges...
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...D. Santamina Effects of Self Study Habits in Academic Performance on Enhlish Chapter 1 Problem and It’s Background Introduction Nowadays, many school learners fail to cope with the daily demands of school. Different distractions are interfering the child’s ability and inclination to focus on his assignments, lessons and activities in school. As a result, his academic achievement is not done at very best effort. During the pre-school age, a self-study habit must be develop. Self-study habit can be defined as the ability of the learner to allot time in reviewing and reading his/her lessons. It is gradually developed as the learner grows and matures. Different learners have varied style of study habits. Some study after arriving from school, while others do it at the middle of the night. Unfortunately, developing these skills requires time, patience and effort from the parents, teacher and the learner himself. Additionally a very high level of intrinsic motivation must be present to have this. It cannot be underestimated that self-study habit is one of the foundations of educational achievements. Those who excel in school have the strict practice of study habits. Learning from school were not enough for the learners to fully learn. The learner himself must have his own time where s/he can concentrate and reflect. His self-study habits must be done in a conducive learning environment which is free from possible distractions. Practicing study habits is not only for academic...
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...these points background of the study, problem statement, research questions, purpose of the study, research objectives, scope of study and significant of the study we’ll cover Trainingis the process from which employees acquire the capabilities to perform their jobs and is an essential part of any successful business. 1.1 Background of the study Online Employee training & tracking management System (OETTMS) is website developed for employee training in universities, colleges and institutes. The term training refers to the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and competencies as a result of the practical skills and knowledge that relate to specific useful competencies (Admiraal and Lockhorst, 2009). In addition to the basic training required for a trade, occupation orprofession, observers of the training recognize today the need to continue training to maintain, upgrade and update skills throughout working life (ASTD, 2010). People within many professions and occupations may refer to this sort of training as professional development. Training or course is an external activity of any company. It is an activity to train, improve knowledge and skill for their staff. To arrange training, it need goodManagement which the training had attended will be useable to the employee (Schuster, 2011). A core factor search is employees who will attend must be suitable according course offered .So online employee Training Management System that will be developing is to facilitate...
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...University of Nairobi Faculty of Arts Marketing and Promotion of football as a form of sports tourism to help promote domestic tourism A case study of Nairobi County in Kenya By Moibi Hezron Mogaka Reg. No. Col/23019/2008 A dissertation submitted as a requirement in partial fulfillment for award of a bachelor of Arts degree in Tourism of University of Nairobi. Declaration (Dedication) I declare that this dissertation is my original work and has not been previously presented fior the award of the degree in any University. Student : Moibi Hezron Mogaka Signature : ______________________ Date : _______________________ Supervision : Ben Nyanchoga Signature : ______________________ Date : ______________________ I dedicate it to my family members Mr. and Mrs. Moibi and brothers Robinson and Naftal and also my Beloved friends. Chapter 1 Introduction Background Statement of the problem Research Question Objective of the study Broad objective Specific Objective Hypothesis Justification of the study Operational Definition of terms Chapter 2 Literature Reviews Theoretical Framework Chapter 3 Introduction Study Area The study population Methods of data collection Secondary data Observation Methods of data analysis classification groups and Tabulation through tables, graphs & Percentage Acknowledgement The completion of this work has been as a result of combined effort of various persons without whose contribution it would...
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...The UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative Developing a breastfeeding strategy – Evidence and appendices © UNICEF UK 2009 The content of this booklet has been produced by the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative. The Baby Friendly Initiative is a global programme of UNICEF and the World Health Organization which works with the health services to improve practice so that parents are enabled and supported to make informed choices about how they feed and care for their babies. Health-care facilities which adopt practices to support successful breastfeeding receive the prestigious UNICEF/WHO Baby Friendly award. In the UK, the Baby Friendly Initiative is commissioned by various parts of the health service to provide advice, support, training, networking, assessment and accreditation. For more information about all aspects of the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative’s work, visit our website at www.babyfriendly.org.uk UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative, UNICEF House, 30a Great Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DU Tel: 020 7490 2388 Fax: 020 7250 1733 E-mail: bfi@unicef.org.uk UNICEF is a Registered Charity, No. 1072612. Contents Page 1. Background Information........................................................4 – Health benefits of breastfeeding...............4 – Cost benefits.................................................5 – Health inequalities.......................................7 –The International Code................................8 – National and...
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...Research Proposal Use of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPNDS) with mothers of different cultural backgrounds within Butetown in Cardiff Introduction Specialist Community Public Health Nurses (SCPHN) are increasingly expected to adopt evidence based practice, utilising research findings to base actions and decisions on that are clinically appropriate, cost effective and result in positive outcomes for clients (Polit and Beck, 2004). Through implementing research based evidence into practice and evaluating its effects, the SCPHN is able to meet standards of proficiency and improve client care (NMC, 2004; Robothom and Frost, 2005). Some women have a much more severe change in mood after the birth of their child and may be assessed as experiencing postnatal depression (PND). The symptoms of (PND) may include anxiety, depressed mood, lack of interest or pleasure in activities, changes in appetite, sleep dysregulation, agitation, irritability, fatigue, malaise, feeling worthless or guilty, unable to concentrate or make decisions as well as thoughts of death and suicide (Driscoll, 2006). The condition is often assessed by a health visitor using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPNDS) (Appendix 1). A number of studies indicate that 10-15 per cent of new mothers will experience PND (Chung et al, 2008). A health visitor sees the mother at home and has a preventive role in relation to both maternal and child health. Women routinely have a postnatal check at 6...
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...The theoretical framework is the structure that can hold or support a theory of a research study. The theoretical framework introduces and describes the theory that explains why the research problem under study exists. Importance of Theory A theoretical framework consists of concepts and, together with their definitions and reference to relevant scholarly literature, existing theory that is used for your particular study. The theoretical framework must demonstrate an understanding of theories and concepts that are relevant to the topic of your research paper and that relate to the broader areas of knowledge being considered. The theoretical framework is most often not something readily found within the literature. You must review course readings and pertinent research studies for theories and analytic models that are relevant to the research problem you are investigating. The selection of a theory should depend on its appropriateness, ease of application, and explanatory power. The theoretical framework strengthens the study in the following ways: 1. An explicit statement of theoretical assumptions permits the reader to evaluate them critically. 2. The theoretical framework connects the researcher to existing knowledge. Guided by a relevant theory, you are given a basis for your hypotheses and choice of research methods. 3. Articulating the theoretical assumptions of a research study forces you to address questions of why and how. It permits you to intellectually transition...
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...Business Service Management Student Projects Business Service Management (BSM) Motivation/Background: In an environment where the number of services is substantial and the differences between business and IT services blur, Business Service Management becomes crucial: the explicit management of these services as important business assets that are the focal points for the cost-effective creation of customer value and innovation in organizations (see for more information: http://eprints.qut.edu.au/26620/). Aims/Outcomes: There are a range of topics within Business Service Management that can be the focus of a research project, for example, service management, service strategies, service-oriented business models, service prioritization, service portfolio management, service quality, service analysis & design, service co-creation, service architectures and service re-use. A project can be of a more academic or practical nature. Depending on your specific interests, we will advise you to contact one of the BSM researchers as supervisor. Some specific projects within this area are listed here and described in more detail below: Decision-Support for Service Bundling Prioritisation of Service Processes Service-oriented business models Apple’s iModel: The business model of iPod, iPhone and iPad Required Knowledge: Projects in the area of BSM require a sound understanding of both business and IT and a basic understanding and interest in research methodologies...
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...Critique 1a. What is the purpose in the Houck et al. (2011) study? The purpose of the Houck et al. (2011) study was to examine the relationship between behavior problems and self-concept in children and adolescents with ADHD. It also examined self-concept in relationship to gender, age, and ethnic background of the children and adolescents with ADHD. 1b. What is the problem (significance, background, and problem statement) being studied for any of the studies? Houck et al. (2011) According to the study ADHD is the most common mental health disorder affecting children yet there is little research providing information about how behavioral symptoms associated with ADHD impact their self-concept. 2a. What is the purpose of the Kravits et al. (2010) study? The purpose of the Kravis et al. (2010) study was to evaluate a psycho-educational program that assist nurses in developing self-care strategies to help in the prevention of burnout and stress. 2b. What is the problem (significance, background, and problem statement) being studied for any of the studies? Kravits et al. (2010) study According to Kravits et al. (2010) a critical shortage of nurses is threatening American healthcare as a result of nursing stress and burnout in acute care settings. Nurses are leaving these types of settings for less stressful working conditions. Also the idea arises that nurses who are burned out maybe less likely to be able to meet the needs of their patients which may adversely...
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...and coexistence in multicultural workplace environments. Since the beginning of the 18th century Industrial Revolution in Europe, business companies have had to deal with a growing number of people from different cultural backgrounds. This demographic transformation of the workplace was a result of advancements in the transport industry. The invention of the steam engine, and later on, the airplane, facilitated fast movement of goods and people across international boundaries. Over time, companies expanded their business activities beyond their local markets, giving rise to multinational corporations. Satair U.S.A is a multinational corporation with branches in several countries around the world. The company specializes in aircraft maintenance and the distribution of aircraft spare parts. As a multinational company, Satair employs people from different cultural backgrounds in its plants around the world. Consequently, the company’s labor force is characterized by a rich cultural diversity. In this regard, the company’s workforce composition and human resource management will provide a relevant case study for exploring best practices in managing cultural diversity in organizations. Literature Review Friday and Shawnta (2003) carried out a study on corporate strategies used to enhance cultural...
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...public reliance on the social media has on traditional news media, that is the thrust of this study. This chapter of the research will provide a background into the study, vis-à-vis its aim, objectives, problem statement, significance, limitations and delimitation. 1.2 Background to the study The Arab Spring that rocked most of North Africa and the Middle East was a wake-up call to...
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...CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY Introduction Electronic technology has greatly expanded the methods of creating, editing, maintaining, transmitting, and retrieving information. Much of this electronic is a record because it is used in state to make decisions or affects; therefore, it must be managed as a record. In every school, they do really required records to the students who are enrolled, for the reason of personal information that the school can easily manage and compile the students through their records. The information is important because it is the basis in getting to know the other background of a student. A computer system is designed for any huge work, like particularly in schools. A system for school designed for use by staff and other authorized user in school office to enable them to easily produce information required. System provide the needed and storing information in a faster, more convenient way by storing of the students in a computer system that will lessen the effort of faculty staff in storing files of each student every now and then. Good factor of using a computer system provides more easy way in searching, viewing records in just a second without worrying that a single file is lost. Many of the schools using the manual record keeping system for it is common, and liable to a few teachers, they don’t usually used computer gadget, or maybe the school can’t afford the system cost and maintenance. But for big school they use computerizes...
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...ABSTRACT This study was designed to investigate the factors affecting academic performance of of the relationships. The validity and reliability of research instruments was established and data was collected from 340 undergraduate students of Uganda Christian University (UCU). Emphasis was put on trying to establish the relationship between admission points, parents’ social economic status, the simple random sampling method. To analyze the data, the Pearson product moment correlation statistical tool was used with the aim of establishing the relationship between students’ admission points, parents’ social economic status, former school background and academic performance of undergraduate students at Uganda Christian University. This formed the basis of the detailed analysis and conclusions and recommendations. The findings revealed the existence of a significant relationship between students’ A’ level and Diploma ad for at Uganda Christian University. The study employed the use of correlation design to establish the nature respondents selected from all the six faculties of Uganda Christian University using mer school background and academic performance of undergraduate students mission points and academic performance, but there was no relationship between mature age points and academic performance. The findings also revealed that there was a significant relationship between parents’ social economic status and academic performance and a...
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