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    Non-clinical technology is available and valuable as a tool for us in health care. Electronic health records allow us to document care and store diagnostics for accessibility from local WOWs or outside locations and handheld devices. Systems allow providers to access information form home or office. Scheduling is done easily electronically; also may done by the patients themselves. E-scripts are sent directly to pharmacies upon patient’s discharge‚ to lower the incidence of prescription fraud and

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    The use of Technology or new media in advertising: No longer do we see brands being built around a 30 second commercial. In the past there have been many brands such as Coke that have gained establishment and success by pioneering the 30 second commercial but this scenario has changed overtime. Today because of the fragmentation in media a new generation of advertising is been seeing. Changing and improving technology is enabling advertisers to tell their stories in an effective and customized

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    USE OF SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY FOR WEATHER FORECASTING Weather forecasting is the application of science and technology to predict the state of the atmosphere for a given location and over the years many techniques have been used to forecast the weather‚ Satellite technology is one of it. The history of weather forecasting and early satellite programmes was told using archive film‚ highlighting the difficulties associated with a lack of weather data. Two hundred dedicated weather satellites

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    Assistive Technology in Education – The Invisible Clock According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)‚ Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder or ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. Children diagnosed with ADHD may have trouble paying attention‚ controlling impulsive behaviors‚ or be overly active. Some symptoms of ADHD are daydreaming‚ easily distracted‚ act and speak without thinking‚ forgetting things‚ interrupt others‚ and constantly

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    Bloom’s Taxonomy of Education and its use in Nursing Education NUR/427 Bloom’s Taxonomy of Education and its use in Nursing Education Introduction Educators have always asked the basic question “Where do we begin in seeking to improve human thinking?” (Houghton‚ 2004 as cited in Forehand‚ 2005). One of the most famous men in the field of education is Benjamin Samuel Bloom. He was recognized for his work with Ralph W. Tyler known as Bloom’s Taxonomy. At the American Psychological Association

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    we not only need to analyze one of the articles that we choose from‚ but must also consider a specific focus that can help bring our writing project to a more academic style of writing. So what sort of focus should we use when writing our project? Well first and most importantly we need to ask ourselves this: is the focus we are going to be discussing of any importance‚ and can you back it up with relevant evidence? In my opinion‚ if one is to make a point

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    Edmundson’s interesting essay‚ “On the Uses of a Liberal Education‚” written in 1997‚ explained how university education have changed. Then the focus was to cater to the consumers rather than challenge them similar to how it is today. Professors made their courses more appealing and interesting to gain good evaluations‚ rather than making their courses rigorous to prepare students for the real world. Even though Edmundson described how university education was in 1997‚ there is a similar characteristic

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    the early identification of a student’s possible learning disabilities. The RTI process begins using a higher instruction and screening of all students in a general education classroom. Those that showed they were struggling are given specific interventions at different levels to accelerate their pace of learning. The special education team monitors a student’s progress to collect data and assess the learning rate and performance. The RTI has two main purposes. The RTI process is used to ensure that

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    Subjects such as literature‚ philosophy‚ and history are not as popular as they once were‚ and are in danger of becoming extinct in the academic world. Mark Edmundson’s essay‚ "The Uses of a Liberal Education"‚ provides many interesting and valid points on why the liberal arts field is becoming devalued in the education system. According to Edmundson‚ the origin of devaluation in the liberal art’s program can be traced to consumerism. The idea of consumerism‚ to be put simply‚ is to get more

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    Multiple Intelligence: Its uses and implication in Education Abstract An overview of Gardner’s theory on Multiple Intelligences is presented. This is shown to question and challenge the current bias of schooling towards language and logic. Some implementations of the theory are also considered‚ and general educational implications of the theory summarised. Theory of Multiple Intelligences has several implications for teachers in terms of classroom instruction. The theory states that all seven

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