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    Low literacy and poor education facilities in Tribal areas of India. Main causes of slow progress in literacy One of the main reasons of slow progress in literacy in tribal areas is poverty of parents. For the poverty –ridden parents‚ education of their children is a luxury which they can hardly afford. The tribal areas suffer from inadequacy of educational institutions‚ boarding and lodging facilities. Also the curriculum of education extended to the tribal areas is not relevant to their socio-cultural

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    HOW ONE CAN LEARN FROM THE DELL EFFECT Fall 2008 HOW ONE CAN LEARN FROM THE DELL EFFECT ABSTRACT Dell has entered the computer industry for a short period of time but the impacts of Dell will last a lifetime. Dell introduces a new business plan that no other computer producer has ever used and this just in time production allowed Dell to cut many costs. Because of the advantages in costs Dell was able to offer their products at a very competitive

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    normal phenomenon in university life. It is an accepted fact that stress is a common problem for university students of different ages‚ disciplines of study‚ and social and economic backgrounds. Furthermore‚ research has shown that stress has negative impact and effects on an individual’s health and lifestyle. In view of these situations‚ it is essential and necessary for university students to know how they can mange stress effectively. In my opinion‚ there are three ways that can effectively reduce

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    years of the use of main frame systems data was stored and processed by large systems. As time progressed‚ similar data is being stored in a minuscule chip that can be carried with no effort. From the period of radios to the period of mobiles‚ from the dial up connections to Wi-Fi‚ technology provided many sophisticated solutions to problems. Telephone and internet eliminated the barriers to communication which were existent in the 20th century. Internet changed the world by providing services like

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    Top 10 Problems of Students While time spent at college is a fond memory and a happy experience for most‚ college life is not without its rough patches and problems. While each person problems are unique to their current circumstances‚ I know that there are a few problems that almost all college students deal with at least once during their time at school. College is not high school so please do not think its a walk in the park. Depending on what type of school you are going to‚ depends on what

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    robots and computers."[3] What are we to make of all these claims and predictions and the rhetoric that surrounds them? Conservative economic thinkers tend to disparage persons who fear the rapid advance of technology by labeling them "Luddites."[4] This term is both unfair and inaccurate. The real Luddites‚ of the early 1800s‚ were uneducated working people who destroyed textile machinery and other symbols of advancing technology‚ which‚ despite their efforts‚ were to move the broad spectrum of humanity

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    Rural Poverty in Bangladesh: Trends and Differentials from 1990-2010 Submitted By Md. Saeed Anwar Student Id.: 091641 Sociology Discipline Khulna University Khulna- 9208 1|Pa ge Introduction Poverty economic condition in which one is unable to enjoy a minimum standard of living. It is a state of existing in amounts that are too small to buy the basic necessities of life. The visible effects of poverty are malnutrition‚ ill health‚ poor housing conditions‚ and illiteracy. The impoverished

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    Teleconsultation service to improve healthcare in rural areas: acceptance‚ organizational impact and appropriateness ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Abstract Background Nowadays‚ new organisational strategies should be indentified to improve primary care and its link with secondary care in terms of efficacy and timeliness of interventions thus preventing unnecessary hospital

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    Differences between Chinese and American Family Education I. Introduction Nowadays‚ family education has become the most important part in the whole education. It will not only effect one’s character‚ value‚ but also the development of the society. Family‚ as the cell of society‚ is the first place where children receive education and the first unit where the children get in touch with the society. Education is a highly complicated process connected with families‚ schools and society throughout

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    Operations Management 70371 Practice Problems on Process Analysis: Solutions 1. On a typical weekday in January‚ 4‚200 customers visit the Pittsburgh Wal-Mart. It is estimated that‚ on average‚ there are 350 customers in the store. Assuming that the store is open 14 hours a day‚ how much time does the average customer spend in the store? Solution: - Since the average number of customers in the store is 350‚ I=350. - 4‚200 customers go through the system in a 14 hr. day. Thus‚ the throughput rate

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