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    Six Rules of Effective Forecasting Q1: Write a summary about the six rules of effective forecasting? Paul Saffo is the author of the article of six rules for effective forecasting. He points out that effective forecasting is very different from accurate forecasting as it is possible that a forecast is effective but it may or may not be accurate. Accurate forecasting entails being unsure of the situation and one should not race to answers. Effective forecasting on the other hand means looking at

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    responsibility‚ broader job roles‚ increased demand‚ dealing with complaints and emphasis on performance management the professional role in all employment sectors has changed rapidly over the last few years. Teachers have not been immune to this change and it is now widely recognised that the teacher’s role has moved away from a traditional teaching role to one which is more a combination of teacher‚ administrator and manager. A teacher in professional usage is a person trained or recognized and

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    Six Occupational Personality Types by - John L. Holland John L Holland‚ Ph.D.‚ professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University‚ is a psychologist who devoted his professional life to researching issues related to career choice and satisfaction. He developed a well-known theory‚ and designed several assessments and supporting materials to assist people in making effective career choices. His theory and assessment tools have helped millions of people worldwide and are supported by hundreds of research

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    Six Challenges for Educational Technology Chris Dede George Mason University Many exciting applications of information technology in schools validate that new technology-based models of teaching and learning have the power to dramatically improve educational outcomes. As a result‚ many people are asking how to scale-up the scattered‚ successful “islands of innovation” instructional technology has empowered into universal improvements in schooling enabled by major shifts in standard educational practices

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    What customers want from online businesses? a. Variety of Products. Online consumers tend to acquire almost everything online. So‚ businesses should provide a variety of products to choose from by the customers. Customer’s needs and wants changes quickly overtime.They (customers) will never choose a single product over their lifetime‚ so offer a wide selection of products. b. Walk the talk. If business says 3-day delivery‚ it should be three days and not otherwise. Be true to customers.

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    never imagine what is about to happen in the future. People from old age wouldn’t even believe what has happened so far until this generation. In “The Six Epochs‚” Ray Kurzweil explains six stages of human lives. He talks about how the world was before‚ is now‚ and will be in the future. Also‚ the singularity will begin and it will spread all over the world. In the future‚ Kurzweil believe‚ humans and technologies will become one. Technologies will pick up many skills human perform throughout the day

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    descriptive models or normative models. Descriptive models With descriptive models‚ the role of the OD practitioner is to illuminate “what is” for the client‚ and “what could be”. Within descriptive models‚ contingency theorists would argue that the OD practitioner facilitates change only‚ not focus. The client determines the direction of change and the OD practitioner helps the client get there. Most diagnostic models fit under the “descriptive” category. Examples include: ! ! ! ! ! ! Bolman and Deal: Four

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    The week six journal will look at two different activities that were done this week and they include attending a Resident Council meeting for the first time and doing some one-on-ones with certain residents that are done two times a week with some residents. In addition‚ this field log will describe the activities that I did for week six and what happened during these field experiences. Furthermore‚ this paper will discuss my feelings about doing these activities‚ what I learned in doing them‚ and

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    People in America were struggling to survive in a nation that was once a pretty wealthy nation but now is in an economic drought. World War ll helped get America back to what is once was‚ maybe even better than before. After World War ll‚ America was “the Arsenal of Democracy‚” as proclaimed by President Roosevelt. America had became the greatest industrial power in the world and America had surpassed all expectations in our production. It was far from where Germany or Japan thought that America would

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    Jordan Gonzales Professor Romero English 68 11 November 2011 Waiting on the World to Change John Clayton Mayer was born October 16‚ 1977 and was born in Bridgeport‚ Connecticut but was raised in Fairfield‚ Connecticut. He is an American blues/pop rock musician‚ as well as a singer/songwriter. He attended Berkley College of Music in Boston. He now lives in New York City after moving to Atlanta in his younger years where he began to put his name out in the open and become recognized by thousands

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