A comparison of building rating systems: Leed‚ Green Star‚ BREEAM. A proposal to integrate Biomimicry into Green Star Rating 1.Introduction In the last two decades the western society has gained a greater commitment towards sustainable infrastructure due to the acknowledgment that the sector should not continue to operate “business as usual” in a fashion of neoclassical economics that promotes profit making and the intensive use of natural reserves without internalizing ecological damage.
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SMALL SCALE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT This programme comprises modules for learners who intend to start small businesses‚ or are already running some. They may choose those modules that are of interest to them‚ or do the entire programme. The courses enable learners to run businesses successfully and be able to source funds from financial institutions. Programme components There are a total of 10 modules‚ each divided into two topics. Learners who are interested in doing the entire programme leading
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Sociocultural Adaptation scale (SCAS) 1. Making friends. 2. Using the transport system. 3. Making yourself understood. 4. Getting used to the pace of life. 5. Going shopping. 6. Going to social events/gatherings/functions. 7. Worshipping in your usual way. 8. Talking about yourself with others. 9. Understanding jokes and humor. 10. Dealing with someone who is unpleasant/cross/aggressive. 11. Getting used to the local food/finding food you enjoy. 12. Following rules and regulations
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Mary Beltran’s criteria for meaningful diversity‚ which by no means is all inclusive or overarching‚ is a very interesting and entertaining scholarly foray into media studies with a focus on equitable diversity and representation in media. Beltran’s criteria are as follows: “are the characters of color fully realized individuals‚ do the writers and producers appear knowledgeable about and interested in the worlds and perspectives of the non-white characters‚ does the diversity of the cast appear
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The Glasgow Coma Score (Teasdale and Jennet 1974) is a scale used to assess a patients conscious level. A score is allocated for different behaviours (eye opening‚ verbal response‚ best motor response). These are based on awareness‚ arousal and activity. It is quick‚ objective and easily interpreted. A score of 15 indicates that the patient is fully alert and responsive and a score of 3 indicates unconsciousness |Category |Score
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A person is disqualified for membership of Parliament who – (a) holds office of President of the Republic; (b) holds office of judge or magistrate; (c) is a member of the police force; (d) is a member of the National Council of Chiefs; (e) is a public servant; (f) is a member of the teaching service. 2. Vacation of seats of members A member of Parliament shall vacate his seat therein – (a) upon the dissolution of Parliament; (b) if he becomes disqualified by section 1 for membership
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This is a "toolbox" of criteria that enable Internet information sources to be evaluated for use in libraries‚ e.g. for inclusion in resource guides‚ and helping users evaluate information found. Comments are welcomed by Alastair Smith. Other resources providing criteria are listed in the Evaluation of Information Sources section of the Information Quality WWW Virtual Library Another version of these criteria are at: Smith‚ Alastair G. (1997) Testing the Surf: Criteria for Evaluating Internet
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BRADEN SCALE – For Predicting Pressure Sore Risk DATE OF ASSESS SEVERE RISK: Total score 9 HIGH RISK: Total score 10-12 MODERATE RISK: Total score 13-14 MILD RISK: Total score 15-18 RISK FACTOR SCORE/DESCRIPTION SENSORY PERCEPTION 1. COMPLETELY LIMITED – Unresponsive Ability to respond meaningfully to pressure-related discomfort (does not moan‚ flinch‚ or grasp) to painful stimuli‚ due to diminished level of consciousness or sedation‚ OR limited ability to feel pain over most of body surface
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Emilia Jędra 3B What criteria would you apply when selecting or designing a web quest for your students? Nowadays teachers can apply a number of methods to teach the language and to motivate students for the learning. Invented by Tom March and Bernie Dodge in 1990s‚ the web quest is inquiry-oriented online tool for learning. Therefore‚ students‚ in order to do the task and answer some questions‚ are to find‚ evaluate and organize information by using the World Wide Web. Usually it is
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Learning outcomes and assessments criteria. 1. Know the statutory responsibilities and right of the employees and employers within own area of work. 1.1 List the aspects of employment covered by law. Minimum wage‚ Health and Satety‚ Redundancy and dismissal‚ Discrimination‚ Data protection‚ Disability discrimination. 1.2 List the main features of current employment legislations. Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 It is the duty of the employer to ensure it is safe for all staff to work in their
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