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    WHAT FACTORS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED BY RESEARCHERS WHEN DEFINING THE DATA REQUIRED FOR THEIR RESEARCH Data are materials or information gathered during the process of making inquiry about problems. “Data of whatever form do not just appear or lie around waiting to be causally picked up by some passing researcher but have to be given form and shape in other to quantify as data; made relevant in a word to a research problem” (Ackryod and Hughes‚ 1992). In other words‚ data are systematically collected

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    Identify Unknown Microbes

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    the study of microbiology‚ the need to identify an unknown microbe may arise. This aids in the recognition of which microbes are harmful or pathogenic as well as those that may be beneficial to us in some way. This report will detail how a similar project was performed in order to identify two unknown micobes using the techniques that were learnt during the course of the semester. We embarked on the project with the knowledge that we would have to identify a Gram(+) as well as a Gram(-) from the

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    guide of this nature focuses on the actual implementation of the research. This is not the intention of this guide. Instead of examining such aspects as identifying appropriate sample size‚ field testing the instrument and selecting appropriate statistical tests‚ this guide looks at many of the quasi-political aspects of the process. Such topics as how to select a supportive committee‚ making a compelling presentation of your research outcomes and strategies for actually getting the paper written are

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    The argument over whether or not children should watch television has become a debate as more and more technology comes into our culture. Many researchers have produced studies to see if television programs affect a child’s ability to learn. There have been many scholar articles written about how watching television can affect the way child can learn‚ teach bad eating habits‚ and many other issues that can come from watching the “tube”‚ although these studies do not show a control on the type of

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    Violence is an Appropriate Response to Racism I think that this statement is very negative‚ as it gives the impression that violence is the only way to solve things‚ and it is not.People need to talk about matters that concern them with the people that are causing the concerns‚ doing this wil make dealing with the problem of racism easier. The saying ’two wrongs don’t make a right’ is a very appropriate sayingto use in the issue of racism because racism towards people is wrong and so is violence

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    How Does Julity End

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    what’s happened between them recently. Kristi feels bad for how she treated Gusty and he feels bad for how he treated her. Gusty apologizes‚ Kristi does as well and they end up making up and he asks her to the dance. Did I like how the story ended? Personally I love the ending of the book‚ it is emotional and sweet. Having them end up together is a great way to end the story. What problems does one of the characters have and how does he/she solve it? Kristi likes Gusty but thinks she has no chance

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    Assignment #1 Developmentally Appropriate Practice When trying to come up with my teaching philosophy‚ I quickly realized that “one size fits all” teaching is not for me. I needed to combine many methods to make my style fit the many personalities and learning styles of my students. With all of the learning styles that students exhibit I do not see how a teacher could simply teach with one philosophy all of the time. If a teacher chooses to lecture all the time‚ how will the kinesthetic and visual

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    Assessment activity 1 1. Compare and contrast two appropriate techniques that could be used to investigate incidents. You do not have to limit your response to techniques discussed in the text. Which techniques would you favor? Why? Interviews and Inspections can be to investigate incidents. I favor inspections‚ as this is raw data from the incident scene which can be used to draw up scenarios and conclusions. 2. When using questioning techniques to investigate

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    The European Romantic movement focused on creativity and originality with an emphasis on nature.  This was far from the previous Enlightenment movement. That drilled in a logical answer for every possible phenomena. Romantics wanted to view the world as a miracle and appreciate it’s beauty. They  didn’t feel the need to over rationalize everything. The spokesman of the Romantic movement was the artist. Artist used painting‚ theatre‚ poetry and such as methods to spread this new ideology. One piece

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    Identify Roller Coasters

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    of all‚ the wooden roller coaster has its perks and it’s difficulties. This kind gives a swaying feeling that is supposed to make the passengers feel “unsafe”. Successfully‚ this action will make the experience have more of an adrenaline feel. A problem with this type of roller coaster is that the cumbersome‚ heavy track unables the design to have complex twists and turns. The track of wooden coasters mostly consists of the motion going up and down‚ also know as hills. An example of a wooden roller

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