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    THE USE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING IN EDUCATION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES *S.Shunmuga Narayanan **Dr.H.Deepa INTRODUCTION Social networking is built on the idea of how people know should know and interact with each other. It gives people the power to share‚ making the world more open and connected . Nowadays‚ social networking has a vital influence on our live as it helps a lot in every field of life such as political field‚ economic field and educational field. However‚ this paper

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    promoting biomass

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    Colleen Cunningham Econ 102 Essay #2 Promoting Biomass What exactly is Biomass? The first article I read called “Biomass for Heat: Think It‚ Speak It‚ Promote It!” we learn what biomass is and how it can help us in society today. Biomass can be seen as a generic term. Many people in North America refer to biomass as heat. For others biomass refers to algae or ethanol for liquid fuels‚ or wood chips for co-gen electricity. The readers of Pellet Mill Magazine refer to biomass as pellets

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    Discuss the impact of chronic medical conditions on adolescents and identify ways of promoting resilience or positive development The Australian department of health and aging (2013) defines a chronic medical condition as one that has persisted or is likely to persist for at least 6 months. This essay aims to use developmental theories as a vehicle to discuss a variety of impacts that chronic medical conditions can have on adolescents. It will discuss the fragility of the pubertal stage of development

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    1. Opportunities 2.1 旅游产业发展迅速 2004年,我国入境旅游全面恢复振兴并有新的突破性大发展。全年入境旅游人数达1.09亿人次,比2003年增长18.96%,比2002年增长11.37%:其中外国人1693.25万人次,比上年增长48.49%,比2002年增长25.99%。 In 2004‚ China’s inbound tourism revitalization and has new breakthrough in big development is fully restored. Throughout the year to 109 million‚ the number of inbound tourism increased by 18.96% than in 2003‚ up 11.37% from 2002‚ 16.9325 million people‚ including foreigners an increase of 48.49% over the previous year‚ up 25.99% from 2002

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    There is no doubt that education and the learning process has changed since the introduction of computers. The search for information has become easier and amusing‚ and connectivity has expedited the data availability. Though expert systems have made computers more intelligent‚ they have not yet become a substitute of the human interaction in the learning process. In my opinion; what can be expected‚ is a change of the teachers’ role but not their disappearance from the classroom. Nobody can argue

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    Innovative Teaching : Opportunities & Challenges in Management Education By Sangeeta Jauhari (Senior Lecturer‚ Rai Business School Bhopal) Srishti Umekar (Visiting Lecturer‚ IIPM Bhopal) An Abstract India has made a huge progress in terms of increasing primary education attendance rate and expanding literacy with diversified area of interest‚ to approximately two thirds of the population. India ’s improved education system is often cited as one of the main contributors to the economic

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    1. Training methods used to stimulate learning can be classified in three ways‚ one of which is conferences lectures on-the-job training intelligent tutoring        2. In evaluating training programs‚ it is important to distinguish _____ from data-collection methods.  organizational payoffs cost-benefit analysis individual participation targets of evaluation 3. The evaluation phase is one phase of the process for effective training to occur. Which of the following is

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    Unit 1 Session 2 Communication & Confidentiality Promoting Communication (SHC 31) Communication The New Oxford English Dictionary defines communication as “the imparting‚ conveying or exchange of ideas‚ knowledge‚ information etc – whether by speech‚ writing or signs.” (The New Oxford English Dictionary‚ 1998). Communication involves not only the sending and receiving of messages but is also a means of establishing contact‚ influencing others and a way to build relationships. Effective

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    ROLE OF EDUCATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT By NJOKA John Nyaga‚ Kenya. (jnyaga2003@yahoo.co.uk) INTRODUCTION Sustainable development is that development which will meet the present needs of the community without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Environmental education involves among other things the provision of information‚ recognizing values‚ clarifying concepts etc in order to develop skills and attitudes that enable the community to understand and

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    In 1963‚ the thought of gender equality was looked down upon. Most Americans didn’t think it was possible or even desirable. Women were all looked at as housewives—stay at home wives who cooked‚ cleaned‚ and took care of children while their husbands worked and provided for the family. They were not allowed to make a living for themselves. They were kept from from pursuing jobs‚ careers‚ and even making simple decisions in their own home. Society believed that everything should have been done by

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