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    Television and Education

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    UGC’s use of Television for Education For over two decades University Grants Commission (UGC) of India has been using television for higher education. In 1984 UGC launched “UGC Countrywide Classroom” on Doordarshan –the National Network of Television in India. Specially designed educational television programs‚ either imported or locally produced‚ were telecast for the benefit of undergraduate and post graduate students across the country. The need for using television for higher education

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    marriages end in divorce. According the new studies‚ children whose parents separate in their early age are more likely to have behavioral problems such as lying or stealing‚ hurting himself or other ‚ destroying and so on. A longitudinal study was designed by Li 2007 to measure the effects of divorce on the children’s behavioral development. The study found that parental divorce is associated with a higher level of

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    Television and Children How big a presence is TV in kids ’ lives? Kids with a TV in their bedroom spend an average of almost 1.5 hours more per day watching TV than kids without a TV in the bedroom. Many parents encourage their toddlers to watch television. Most children ’ s programming does not teach what parents say they want their children to learn; many shows are filled with stereotypes‚ violent solutions to problems‚ and mean

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    June 9‚ 2013 Dustin 1 Amistad: The title of the film was “Amistad” and the film was released in 1997 on the territory of the United States of America.The historical period‚ portrayed in the film‚ is the year of 1839. It was the year when a terrible rebellion took place on board the Spanish ship La Amistad‚ which transported salves. It was the time when the slavery was abolished in the North and the South of the United States of America was discontented for they desperately “needed” slaves to

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    definition television – the future. That honor is reserved for the papers which follow; they represent the future of high definition television. This paper summarizes HDTV research during the past decade‚ reviews the worldwide effort to achieve a single standard for HDTV production and introduces the applications papers. Introduction Since the main economic impact of television is in consumer electronics and broadcasting‚ when the word “television” is mentioned most people think of television broadcasting

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    Management Victims of the Phantom of the Male Norm? gwao_546 298..317 Yvonne Due Billing* Managerial jobs have conventionally been understood as male and thus as not being directly suitable for women. The point of departure of this discourse is that women and men are different and that there is congruence between men and managerial jobs. On the basis of a qualitative study of women managers‚ I argue that there is a need for more sophisticated ways of appreciating the experiences of (many)

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    Television Violence One of the most important technology in the world is the Television‚ that has been used long time ago and developed in to many other types of TV such as 3D‚ HD TV’s‚ for everything there is an good side and a bad side about it. Television violence is from the effect of the movie or a TV series on the people who watch it‚ kids are the victims of the TV shows especially the cartoon that shows them how a superhero can do amazing things such as flying‚ breaking walls by one punch

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    Breaking Cultural Norms: Experimental Research Rick Neese SOC1001 S05: Introduction to Sociology Oct 20‚ 2011 Sheila Farr Breaking Cultural Norms: Experimental Research In my research of breaking a culture norm‚ I will break the culture norms of just randomly sitting with strangers‚ and breaking culture norms in a department store. In my research of sitting with strangers I will go to a restaurant‚ public library‚ and a park. In my research in breaking culture norms in a department store

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    The documentary Through These Eyes is an exploration of the forgotten U.S. educational program implemented in the Kennedy-era. Leading intellectual‚ educational‚ and ethnography experts at the time‚ were charged with the task of devising an educational program which would invoke peace in the adults of the future. To do so‚ they came up with Man: A Course of Study or MACOS‚ a film based‚ year-long social sciences course for 5th grade students. Despite the program being created in good faith and containing

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    Reality Television. What exactly is reality television?  Reality television is a genre of television programming which features real life people‚ as opposed to actors or fictional characters. Reality television is usually based on real people in real situations.   Whether there is a bunch of people living together‚ or if you’re following the life and action of an individual‚ reality television is supposed to show you what real life is like. Reality television has had a negative impact on

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