...Environmental Education Standout Annotated Bibliography Abrea, Alma. “Computer Scientist Job Description, Education Requirements and Career Outlook.” USnewsuniversitydirectory.com U.S News University Directory. 2012 web. 24 Mar. 2016 Alma considers a master degree is required or PhD in Computer Science is required for the job. She also says that it takes four years for a bachelor’s degree and five years for a PhD. She also argues that “most occupations in the field require a graduate degree.” Abrea writes for usnewsdirectory.com which is a university directory web site. Abrea doesn’t have a bias. This editorial contradicts come of my other sources, which claim that a college degree is needed for computer science. Hoffman, Micheal. “A Guide to Computer Science Careers.” Computerscienceonline.org Computer Science Online. 2016 web. 24 Mar. 2016 Hoffman is a graduate of the University of California at Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara College of Law, Hoffman began his professional career as an attorney in Los Angeles. After a brief period in the Hollywood film production business, Huffman now works as a freelance writer while he pursues his dream of becoming a published fiction author and screenwriter. Hoffman considers that a software developers get paid more than a User Interface Design. He argues that “User Interface Design annually makes $61,000 per year according to payscale.com and a Software Developer makes slightly over $100,000 in May 2013.” Huffman bias is that...
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...EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AS AN ACADEMIC ADVANTAGE TO THE EDUCATION STUDENTS OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 2014-2015 A Research Paper presented to Mr. Vincenzo Jose A. Chamorro In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Course Communication Arts 2 Mary Joy B Hamto March 2015 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The researcher would like to thank one’s own family for giving the privilege to go to college and for financing the study. Also, to the research adviser, Mr. Vince Chamorro for guiding the researcher while in the process of making this paper. Also, Ms. Asuncion Hamto, for lending her netbook. The researcher would also like to thank her classmates for being very supportive. Likewise, the Education students who have been the respondents for this research study. Also, thanks are extended to Ms. Joy Jeresano who helped in data gathering. The researcher is also grateful to have a good confidant – Mr. Dennis Nigos, for lending his ears, his time, and his phone which the researcher used for the picture needed for the Curriculum Vitae. Special thanks to Mayor Jenny Barzaga for establishing the Dasmariñas Library which served as a free reference. Also, to the inventor of the Internet, and the administration of academia.edu website, where the researcher has cited different research studies. Above all, thanks to God for giving life, a bunch of helpful persons and an added mix of intelligence. i i DEDICATION I humbly Dedicate...
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...my career started in high school through popular science magazines and books but most importantly, in search of my loved grandfather in the night sky. I made a 12.5 inch dobsonian telescope in my high school and also, participated in many events organized by various astronomy clubs in my city. As I joined college...
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...Education Sector Leaders Overview of Research Education plays a key role in helping students prepare for their future. Leaders who reflect students’ cultural backgrounds are necessary to project a positive image of visible minorities to students from an early age, even before they enter the workforce. Diverse leadership in the education sector has both a symbolic and practical importance. Diversity among teachers and academic leaders promotes education policies and teaching practices that promote a civic culture inclusive of diversity (Butler, 2000). According to Lumby et al. (2007), “a powerful commitment to equality and diversity is viewed by many as integral to progressing further education’s strategic mission. The sector has long been committed to such values, historically focused on an inclusive approach to education and training.” In higher education, in particular, it is essential to developing critical thinking. “The incorporation of diversity into pedagogical practices in higher education changes societal mindsets and challenges the structural arrangement of persons in society” (Campbell, 2000). It has been a high priority in Ontario for more than a decade (Ontario Ministry of Education, 2008). Research shows that: • Diverse leadership plays an important symbolic role in shaping the aspirations of young people (Blau & Stearns, 2003). Failure to provide positive role models can lead to social exclusion, which carries with it very high social and economic costs (Ryan et...
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...CHAPTER 1 A. INTRODUCTION B. THESIS STATEMENT C. SUB-PROBLEMS CHAPTER 2 A. WHAT IS FRATERNITY? B. CAUSES OF JOINING FRATERNITY/SORORITY C. EFFECTS OF JOINING FRATERNITY/SORORITY CHAPTER 3 A. DATA FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS B. CONCLUSION C. SUMMARY D. RECOMMENDATION E. BIBLIOGRAPHY CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION A fraternity or sorority is a group of men or women formed by a brotherhood or sisterhood and common goals and aspirations who make a commitment to each other for life. The members that form a fraternity or sorority share their efforts, friendship and knowledge. Together these members learn, grow and make the fraternity or sorority, commonly called a Greek organization, stronger. Their common experience builds ties that last a lifetime. Fraternities and sororities have been a part college campuses since the late 18th-century. These organizations are referred to as "Greek" because their names consist of Greek letters that serve as a reminder of the group’s values. Learn the Greek Alphabet. Though there are many different fraternities and sororities, they all share common founding principles that may be of interest to any Ball State University student. Greek organizations enhance your educational experience by emphasizing intellectual, interpersonal and social development. The ideals of lifelong friendship, sound education, campus and community service and social...
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...Secondary Data to Find Your Career Industry Marketing research is a tool used to determine the best market for launching, products and service. It can help to determine if the venture will be profitable of a fiasco. I believe that it can determine if a fad will become a basic staple or remain a passing fad and I believe all of that can be determined from market research that taps into individuals wants and desires that are felt so strongly the feel as if they are needs. And so I believe that market research can inspire parents to influence students to become all they can and compete in our job force to make a valuable contribution to our society. In my mind education has become a business along with that statement comes the revelation that it is a business that our country is failing to excel in because it has become so much of a business that we are not educating our children at a level that will allow them to compete in our markets to fill job openings. We need marketing research to helps us “prioritize the more important and pressing problems selected for solution, reach the best possible solution based on the information available, implement the solution, modify the solution when additional information so dictates (Danaher, Hardie & Putsis, 2001)” (Al-Shatanawi, Osman & Halim, 2014, p. 151). I believe that preparing today’s youth to be tomorrow’s leaders through education should be a top priority for every American citizen and marketing research and presentation...
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...classroom performance and lower drop out incidence, many colleges require students to stay in school dormitories especially those students who live far from school like Cavite, Tarlac, Laguna, Batangas etc. It is widely believed that living in campus dormitory can acquire some benefits in their academic performance. Large universities provide a number of academic services in dormitories such as tutoring and student organizations that encourage an environment conducive to learning. Residence halls have served as an essential aspect of collegiate life since the early colonial colleges. Closely associated with the learning environment, early dorms housed faculty in the facilities to serve in the roles of counselors, supervisors, and educators. Historically, research on individual differences that bear on school success has focused on general intelligence. A century of empirical evidence has now unequivocally established that intelligence, defined as the “ability to understand complex ideas, to adapt effectively to the environment, to learn from experience, to engage in various forms of reasoning, to overcome obstacles by taking thought” (Neisser et al., 1996 , p. 77) has a monotonic, positive relationship with school success (Gottfredson, 2004; Kuncel, Ones, & Sackett, 2010 ; Lubinski, 2009 ). Studying in a Christian School is not that easy as well as living in their school dormitory. Many rule to be followed and kept. Students with diverse effects from the people around them and...
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...entrepreneurs navigating their own paths of success, it does not significantly counter the commonly held, and just, belief that college is the trusted path of reaching a level of prosperity. Along those lines, a recent report from the US Census Bureau stated that ”a college master's degree is worth $1.3 million more in lifetime earnings than a high school diploma.” More so, in a similar report entitled”The Big Payoff: Educational Attainment and Synthetic Estimates of Work-Life Earnings,” the authors, using Census data, state that ” over an adult's working life, high school graduates can expect, on average, to earn $1.2 million; those with a bachelor's degree, $2.1 million; and people with a master's degree, $2.5 million.” These messages of earnings and potential earnings have seemingly become a modern day “Just Say No” campaign for students (“Just Say No” representing the popular slogan for drug free education introduced to elementary and middle school aged children). More so, that message has succeeded in immersing into broader societal held beliefs. However, while the assumptions concerning the importance of college hold true, there are still questions concerning the factors that contribute to collegiate access. Specifically, for the scope of the research conducted, does the education levels of a student’s parents impact their likelihood to attend college. With the mass dissemination of statistics, messages, and pressure from both society...
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...Strategic Intervention in English for High School Students STRATEGIC INTERVENTION: VENUE for ENHANCEMENT I. Introduction Every year, more Grade VI non-readers are promoted to first year. Every year, the class size increases. In 2002, the Basic Education Curriculum was implemented with the hope that it will remedy the deep-rooted problem in the educational system – the continuous decline in achievement in the basic subjects. Teachers believe they do their part in the instruction of their students faithfully but gain mostly frustration and worst of all gets the blame for the poor achievement of students. Drawings and illustrations have been proven effective to draw interest in any learning activity. It is successful in encouraging small children to read. High school students are equally excited when introduced to illustrations. II. Objective It is the intention of this action research to follow – up on the remedial instruction program carried out during the previous school year to second year students. In its humblest effort, it aims to enhance whatever the students have absorbed from the remedial instruction they have received. This research aims to prove that strategic intervention materials is beneficial to enhance reading comprehension of the third year students at Las Piñas Golden Acres National High School. III. Strategies With the construction of six (6) additional classrooms, class population has been deflated and the school terminated its...
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...CASE STUDY – Nike and the University of Oregon The next case study is case study 22, (“Nike and the University of Oregon”) on Pages 933-940 of your key text, De Wit & Meyer. Below is the case synopsis: Case Synopsis Philipp H. Knight founded Nike’s predecessor company in 1963. The basic business formula of the company has not changed much since then. Nike is designing and marketing high quality sports shoes and sports apparel around the world. It builds its brand appeal through savvy marketing and sophisticated product R&D. The company has never owned production of the goods it sells, instead from the very beginning has been importing the products from the Asian Far East. In 2000, Nike enjoyed 45% global market share, had close to $9 billion of sales and put Knight among the top ten richest individuals in United States. The company directly employed 20,000 people, but had a workforce of an estimated half a million labouring for them in 565 contract factories in 46 countries – making it one of the largest private company de facto employers in the world. Labour conditions in Nike’s contract factories were not even close to any labour laws and compensation practices in the industrialised countries, let alone the US. Work there meant 70-hour workweeks performing hazardous and/or monotonous routines under abusive supervision and with appalling equipment. Until the early l990s, Nike never felt that to be its responsibility. Ever since the early 19th century in England, industrial...
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...her office window at the Florida riverfront as she considered the possibilities and implications of her conversation with Peter Landman. As CEO and founder of Thompson Asset Management (TAM), an investment management firm that she had started in Jacksonville, Florida, in 2009, Thompson had grown the firm from a single client and a $500,000 investment to about $83 million in assets under management (AUM) in two funds. TAM had a proven track record of beating benchmarks and managing downside risk. The success of her strategies had brought in new clients each year. In 2014, she was hoping to expand her business. She was looking for larger high-net-worth clients and possibly institutional clients. Peter Landman, an investment officer from her alma mater, was considering TAM as an investment manager for part of the college’s endowment. She wondered if this was the client she had been looking for to expand the business. Company Background With undergraduate degrees in finance and computer science, Thompson joined a quantitative asset management firm in Chicago in 2003. In her five years there, she completed her CFA certification and worked with the portfolio managers to implement quantitative trading strategies. The strategies she helped to develop consistently earned returns of 300–500 basis points above appropriate benchmarks. These results were all the more impressive because the strategies did little to manage the downside risk. The techniques were a mix of technical trading...
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...The Impact of Fast Food Advertisements on Consumers’ Buying Behavior Syafiqah Abstract Media are the most powerful tool of communication to advertise products and services of companies. Thus, types of media used are important in order to determine the effectiveness of advertisements. The aim of the present study is to examine the impact of fast food advertisements on consumers’ buying behavior. There are two main objectives of the paper which i) to examine the influence of fast food advertisements on IIUM students’ purchase decision and ii) to investigate the media preferences of IIUM students. The convenience sampling method used to collect data and 105 questionnaires distributed to IIUM students. The finding shows a positive relationship between fast food advertisements and consumers’ buying behavior. Besides, the finding reveals that, TV advertisement is the most preferable media among IIUM students. Keywords: fast food advertisements, consumers’ buying behavior The Impact of Fast Food Advertisements on Consumers’ Buying Behavior Introduction Background of the study For the past several years, the pattern of fast food consumption increasing tremendously among the young generation in Malaysia. The increase in the number of fast food outlets around Malaysia is proven as the growth of the Malaysian fast food industry. Among popular fast food restaurants in Malaysia are MC Donald’s (McD), Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Subway, Pizza Hut and many more. According to Jekanowski...
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...use neutral colors (which are very popular nowadays) such as black and grey for the colors of the shirt along with the school colors of green and white. The print is usually guided on white, black and green – depending on the color of the shirt. Mision Statement: Offering top of the line, stylish, casual, school-oriented clothing that boosts Lasallian drive at the same time arousing school spirit and inspiring unity. Reinforcing positive motivation with big bold statements printed unto the shirts that shout out support for the school and the Lasallian community. At the same time upholding the Lasallian values with the right use of expression without discriminating other schools. As well as further encouraging loyalty for one’s Alma Mater in a very hip fashion, and at the same time demonstrating an impression of ingenuity with the statements we want to express....
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...1 Gage Lucas Professor Tanya Torres English 306 17 November 2011 Consolidation: An Attempt to Save Money, or an Effort to Reduce Student Learning The proposals by the state to consolidate several public schools on O’ahu has created no small amount of concern by parents, students, and teachers. This is probably due to the recent attempts by the state to close small public elementary schools like Pu’uhale and Likelike Elementary. Despite the state’s numerous attempts to cut short the number of school days in a week (furlough days), the state legislation has finally decided to cut short the number of schools on the island (consolidation). Their goal - which is really a short term goal - is one that involves the reduction of spending, which will save the state approximately one million dollars a year. While this may seem reasonable and understandable, the viewpoint that the state has totally dismissed is the viewpoint of enhancing these small schools and providing incentives for those schools that perform well in their test scores and achieve exemplary academic growth. There are multiple reasons for why the state should not consolidate these small schools, and the four arenas this proposal will examine to support it consists of a political reason, an economic reason, a social reason, and a cultural reason. And in examining these reasons in light of the argument to not consolidate public schools in Hawaii, people - especially parents - will be able to defend these small schools...
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...PreARE: A Strategic Analysis Ricardo Baca Mares The PreARE Program was created to rehabilitate an architecture industry that has been deteriorating in both stature and credibility for the past few decades. Since 1990, a handful, percentage-wise, of architecture graduates have taken and passed the Architecture Registration Exam (ARE), and sadly enough, even a smaller number of all architecture graduates do not even attempt a single section of the ARE. What is the objective or goal of every academic institution that offers a degree in architecture? This is a question that I have been wondering since I graduated with a Masters in Architecture back in 1999. I, much like any other architecture graduate, receive countless mailouts from my alma mater asking me for my new address and my new employer. Some even ask me if I am married and do I have kids, but never once have I been asked how I am doing in my licensure process. Shouldn’t the College of Architecture be held accountable for students who never become licensed in the degree they spent five years pursuing and not-to-mention getting in debt with? Students study law to become lawyers much like students study medicine to become doctors. Shouldn’t students study architecture to become architects? Without taking and passing the ARE, a student can never call themselves an architect. If architects want the respect from the community that they once enjoyed with doctors and lawyers, changes need to be made. In sad consequence...
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