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    problems ecnountered

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    PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BY WORKING STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF CEBU-MAIN AND ITS EFFECT ON THEIR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: PROPOSED ACTION PLAN A Thesis Presented to: Dr. Rex Argate In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Social Studies 5 By: Casinillo‚ Jenny Rose X. Castillo‚ Mary Jane Q. Curambao‚ Lloyd Elvin S. Eliguir‚ Mary Jane S. Enojardo‚ Leleth T. Hadjijalil‚ Ansari M. Lungayan‚ Mary Ann L. Tolentino‚ Nestor Jr. C. Yapching‚ Ira Jesus Z. S.Y. 2014 - 2015 Chapter 1

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    Unemployment Problem

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    not be accurate. Causes of Unemployment Historically for a long time British administration was the main cause of this problem. After ending Mughol regime when British came in Sub continent (India‚ Pakistan‚ Bangladesh) they started to do business‚ they exploited the sub-continent. They did not establish any Industry which is helpful to remove the unemployment problem. Though some Industry was made but all of them were placed in Indian Territory. So Bangladesh region was neglected from the British

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    The Problem of Nightmares

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    or more nightmares per month (L. Chanin‚ 2011‚ Nightmares in Adults). Unfortunately‚ I am one of them. In general‚ nightmares are not regarded as serious issues but I think they should be because they can cause serious physical and psychological problems. According to H. Kellerman (1987‚ p. 217)‚ the word nightmare derives from the Old English word “mare”‚ which was a mythological demon who brought frightening dreams to people. The belief in the Mare goes back to the 13th century‚ maybe even further

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    Problem Identification

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    Problem Identification At Reese College the practice of discriminatory behavior on the part of the Campus Director was brought to light through conversation among college employees. As in most organizations‚ co-workers engaged in casual conversation that included sharing day-to-day job frustrations. Over time‚ however‚ these co-workers began to notice an increase in their level of frustration and the number and severity of complaints all involving the Campus Director‚ at which point several of

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    Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction The mission of the academic library is to contribute to the goals of the college or university of which it is a part to the wider scholarly community. These goals pertain to teaching‚ learning‚ research and public service in some combination. The enduring traditional and widely accepted function of the academic library is to provide bibliographical and physical access to books and the information sources required to support the diverse missions

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    Problem of God

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    Problem of God Final Exam 1. Ideas of what constitutes female and male shape our understanding of many dimensions of our humanity included but not limited to: leadership roles‚ politics‚ family roles‚ and religion. In her book‚ Sexism and God-Talk‚ Rosemary Radford Ruether argues that our understanding of religion‚ specifically Christianity‚ has strongly been influenced by sexism. She outlines the historical and contemporary role of sexism in religion and argues that sexism has shaped our image

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    Ecological Problems

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    level which is as bad for human health as lack of fresh air and clean water. Among the most urgent problems are the ozone layer‚ acid rains‚ global warming‚ toxic pollution of atmosphere‚ disappearance of forests‚ contamination of underground waters by chemical elements‚ destruction of soil in some areas‚ threat to some flora and fauna representatives‚ etc. One of the most important pollution problems is the oceans. Many ships sail in the ocean water- fishing ships‚ some ships carrying people‚ some

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    Problem Solving

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    Review the section in your text on problem-solving. As you review‚ consider the following question: Do you use a problem-solving process? Being a supervisor‚ I use problem-solving on a daily basis. There is always a process that I have to use. The other week I had to figure out the theory that one of my employees was dealing with a certain situation. But from now on I will use the steps that have been given in chapter seven. I’m always falling into obstacles with this one employee making sure

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    The Usps Problem

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    The USPS Problem The USPS Problem It has come as no surprise that the United States Postal Service lost money in the first two quarters of 2010. $8.5 billion to be exact. Next year they‚ plan to lose even more. Somewhere in between $9 billion to $10 billion dollars. The problem will not be as simple to fix‚ but it is a problem that can be resolved with a few simple implementations and cost cutting options. Overspending and undercharging has led to needing to cut cost and raise prices. The USPS

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    The Problem of Hikikomori

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    carefully and non-hurtfully. Parents shouldn’t just close their eyes on this situation: they should talk with their children‚ be interested in them and their life‚ and accept their characters with all their failings. An alternative way to combat this problem is to encourage young people to socialize with others at least per Internet. Another feature denoting hikikomori is refusing to go outside – not only on streets‚ but even out of the room. They build their own world in their rooms‚ reading books

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