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    learning approach

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    Learning approach for first year students in university The essay examines the comparison of surface approach and deep approach used in university students. As a fact‚ many first year students‚ regardless of majors‚ adopt surface approaches to learning. However‚ universities encourage students to accept a deep approach to learn rather than surface approach. Therefore‚ many first year students face a challenge to use which approach to achieve high academic grades. The essay presents the two opposite

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    Holistic Approach

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    Holistic approach: Meaning: Holistic approach to patient care incorporates the mental‚ emotional‚ physical and spiritual health of the individual. It explores the connection between mind‚ body‚ spirit and environment. Holistic healing includes a wide range of therapies with inherently complex philosophies about the prevention and treatment of illness. Questions still exist as to the safety of complementary and alternative medicine (otherwise known as CAM)‚ which are an integral part of holistic

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    Management Techniques

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    Executive Summary Through management there are many techniques to learn on how to be successful in the organization. The management techniques are important to learn‚ and master these techniques so that the organization gets the most that they can from the manager‚ and the employees. Without the knowledge of organizational behavior and how to motivate employees‚ understand the organizations dynamics‚ become a goodleader‚ and lastly how to communicate effectively through the virtual world‚ the organization

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    Quantitative Techniques

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     Modeling is the scientific approach to managerial decision- making  This type of analysis is a logical and rational approach to making decision  Emotions‚ guesswork‚ and whim are not part of the decision modeling approach  A number of academic and professional organizations support the use of the scientific approach: the Institute for Operation Research and Management Science (INFORMS) the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) the Production and Operations Management Society (POMS)

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    Therapeutic Techniques

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    APPLICATION: THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES The redecision therapy model of the Gouldings (1979) is grounded within the framework of TA theory‚ yet their methods are a combination of TA‚ Gestalt therapy‚ interactive group therapy‚ cognitive behavior therapy‚ family therapy‚ and psychodrama. Realizing the importance of combining the affective and the cognitive dimensions‚ the Gouldings draw heavily from TA theory for cognitive structure‚ and they use Gestalt techniques to provide the

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    After completing our service project we were able to identify the types of communication skills that were used throughout the process. Some of the skills we used were verbal communication‚ interpersonal communication‚ non-verbal communication‚ listening skills and‚ presentation skills. From the beginning of our project‚ and all the way to the end communication was vital. Our group used interpersonal communication and verbal communication to go face-to face and ask casa’s permission to do our service

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    1. Title - People at Work – presentation 2. Objectives 3. Term - What is learning and talent development? CIPD’s definition of learning is ‘a self-directed‚ work-based process leading to increased adaptive capacity’. Talent management processes aim to ensure that those who are identified with potential receive the right experience and learn the skills required to progress. Talent development implies a longer process of learning‚ acquiring skills or knowledge by different means such

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    TALENT MANAGEMENT: Myth or Reality in Today’s SMEs? A study into the importance and use of talent management within small and medium-sized enterprises Daiva Baublyte Being an Individual Research Project presented in part requirement for International Business and Management Studies‚ Hogeschool INHolland‚ School of Economics‚ Amsterdam/Diemen‚ The Netherlands‚ and European Business Administration studies‚ Metropolia University of Applied Sciences‚ Vantaa‚ Finland. 25 May‚ 2010 Under

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    Recruitment Technique

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    Stages of Recruitment Technique Resume’s/CV Review Initial Screening Interview Analyze the Application Conducting Tests and Evaluating performance Preliminary Interview Core and Departmental Interviews Reference checks Job Offer Some of the key stages are described in detail below Selection Techniques It refers to different tests/exercises taken in order to select the right candidate from the bunch of candidates. 1. Psychometric Tests A standardized sample of behavior which

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    Fragmented selves: A Lacanian Reading of Auster’s The New York Trilogy Abstract: The concept of fragmented self was first introduced by Freud through his model of three part psyche‚ namely ego‚ id and super-ego‚ and later modified by Jacque Lacan‚ the famous postmodern psychoanalyst. The split of subject is one of the most appealing concepts in the postmodern literature. By assimilating the structure of unconscious to that of language‚ Lacan bridges between psychoanalysis and linguistics

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