Value-based Curriculum and Teaching Methodology : An Integrated Approach to Communal Harmony and National Integration Mohit Puri* For a country to be truly great‚ there must be an understanding and the appreciation of each other’s differences and strengths. The quality of the educational system need to be improved for ensuring peace and stability in the country which in turn would promote national integration. Etymologically harmony
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create the expected impact and out come. As the NGO partner staff and CBO members are directly involved in the study they could work for the sustainable model and address other issues identified during the study and explore for the resources. Methodology adopted: To get the updated information and situation in the community‚ House Hold survey method has been taken up using the staff of the CCFC partner by interviewing the respondents for appropriate category‚ after training the data collectors
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The estate of a deceased person is subject to the following deductions: 1.) Expenses‚ losses‚ debts and taxes: a.) Funeral expenses -must not be more than 5% of the gross estate and not more than Php200‚000 (doesn’t include expenses after the burial.) b.) Court expenses for testate (with a will) or intestate (without a will) proceedings (including extra-judicial settlement.) c.) Debts of the deceased where the papers of said debts are notarized when they were contracted. If the loan was made
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At the beginning of the film Awakenings‚ our main character Dr. Malcolm Sayer is shown content with his life. Initially‚ he is a passionate doctor who has accomplished things in his life that define and shape his character. For instance‚ doing the scientific experiment about worms for five years earned him prestige: therefore‚ it also helped him to earn the job. He “proved” that it is not possible to “extract one decagram of myelin from four tonnes of earthworms.” His works prove that he is a man
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Formal System Development Methodologies Carissa Robinson Grayson June 6‚ 2010 Formal systems development methodologies‚ also sometimes referred to as Formal Methods‚ are used to model systems using mathematics. By using mathematics to model a complex system‚ properties of the system can be verified without empirical testing. (Collins) Formal systems development methodologies are different from other design systems through formal verification‚ the principles are proven correct before they
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Methodology Materials: * Pennies * 2 large galvanized nails * 6 long wire ( 3 pieces) * small digital clock * multi meter Procedure 1. Cut the potato in half and place them next to each other‚ flat face down on a plate 2. Connect one end of the white wire to one of the nails and then place the nail into one half of the potato. 3. Connect the other end of the white wire to the battery holder inside the digital clock. 4. Connect one of the pennies to one end of
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about and never fully implemented. To avoid this‚ businesses should set detailed goals in the business plan and come back to them regularly. While business plans tend to follow a traditional structure‚ the lean startup methodology can be an alternative. The lean startup methodology focuses on business model validation‚ opportunity identification and feasibility and business plan development. The business model validation is a critic by personnel like investors‚ customers‚ and employees. Business
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HMPYC80 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TOPIC 1 STATISTICS Hypothesis testing Variables (Tut 104 p 165) Sampling Distribution of the mean GROUPS DESIGN T Test- difference between the means of 2 groups (BG p.147) Dependent and Independent samples (tc and td) One-way analysis of variance (The F test uses variance as an index for the difference between two or more means.) (BG p. 174) Factorial Analysis of Variance (BG p.180) TOPIC 2 CORRELATIONAL DESIGN Correlation coefficient (BG p. 208) Regression analysis
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CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND PROCEDURES 3.1 Introduction This section describes how the research was conducted; it thus gives the area of study‚ research design‚ target population‚ sample size‚ sample selection techniques‚ data collection methods and data analysis that the researcher used during his research work. 3.3 Research Design According to Kothari (2003) research design is the arrangements of the conditions for collection and analysis of data in a manner that aims to combine
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Design Methodologies and Tools • Design styles – Full-custom design – Standard-cell design – Programmable logic • Gate arrays and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) • Sea of gates – System-on-a-chip (embedded cores) • Design tools 1 Full-Custom Design • Every gate is carefully designed and optimized – Hierarchical design may be used‚ place-and-route tools typically used • Advantages: – High density‚ ideal for high volumes – Performance optimization • Disadvantages:
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