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This document provides guidance for students on how to choose appropriate search sites for research. It outlines an activity where students will be placed into groups, with each group member investigating a different children's search site. The sites include Yahoo! Kids, Fact Monster, KidsClick!, Quintura for Kids, Ask for Kids, and Awesome Library. Students will then compare and contrast features of the different sites. The lesson emphasizes that using multiple search sites is best for finding information, as each site has different strengths.
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APM event hosted by the Wessex Network on 6 March.
Speakers: Martin Paver and James Garner
An evening of ground-breaking discussion on how next-generation project delivery is set to disrupt the traditional methods of project management. From risk management to PMOs, we explored the tension between refining old methods and completely reimagining them. An interactive conversation with the audience.
We explored why sticking to outdated practices can hinder progress and how embracing new technologies like AI and advanced data analytics can revolutionise the field. We challenged the conventional wisdom that has dominated project management for decades and highlight the pitfalls of resisting change. This session provided insights into how adopting innovative approaches can lead to more efficient, adaptive, and successful project outcomes. Whether you are a seasoned project manager or new to the field, this event should have provoked thought and inspired you to rethink your strategies. Plus, we showed you a path to futureproof your career.
Don't miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of the project management revolution with some of the leading minds on the subject.
We delved into 2 recent open source books on Next Generation PMOs and Next Gen Risk Management which are successfully challenging established norms and seeding a movement. We also showcased some of the latest developments and demonstrate that we have transitioned from sci-fi to making this a reality.
Attendees gained insights into how these cutting-edge techniques can lead to more efficient, adaptive, and successful project outcomes.
Useful Link:
https://www.apm.org.uk/news/next-gen-project-delivery-disrupting-the-status-quo/Design Policy and Strategy in the Expansion of Global Economic Initiatives
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Design Policy and Strategy
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This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of strategic management principles, frameworks, and applications in business. It explores strategic planning, environmental analysis, corporate governance, business ethics, and sustainability. Opportunity Culture Models & ATR Legislation
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This table from Public Impact and The Innovation Project shows how models from Public Impact, called Opportunity Culture models, align with North Carolina's Advanced Teaching Roles (ATR) legislative requirements. Introduction to PRISMA: Common Pitfalls & Best Practices in Systematic Review...
Introduction to PRISMA: Common Pitfalls & Best Practices in Systematic Review...Systematic Reviews Network (SRN)
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By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand the PRISMA Guidelines Explain the purpose and key components of the PRISMA checklist and flow diagram in systematic review reporting.
Identify Common Pitfalls Recognize frequent errors and challenges in reporting systematic reviews and how they impact transparency and reproducibility.
Apply Best Practices Implement strategies to enhance the clarity, completeness, and accuracy of systematic review reporting.
Use PRISMA Effectively Utilize PRISMA tools and resources to improve the structure and presentation of systematic reviews.
Assess PRISMA Compliance Critically evaluate published systematic reviews for adherence to PRISMA guidelines.PLAY: Types, value and selection of play material PLAY THERAPY.pptx
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Play: Play is a fun and natural activity that children do on their own for enjoyment. It helps them grow and learn. Even adults can benefit from play in different ways. Play Therapy: Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy that helps children express their emotions, thoughts, and experiences through play. It is used to support their emotional and psychological well-being.National Policy On Education-1986 (Objectives And Major Recommendations).pptx
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National Policy On Education-1986 (Objectives And Major Recommendations)
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Choosingasearchsite
- 1. Choosing a Search SiteMrs. Ouzts Class
- 2. Choosing a Search SiteThis presentation will lead you through a lesson on how to choose a search site. After this lesson, you will be able to identify several student appropriate search sites, compare and contrast features of specific search sites, and explain why it is best to use two or more sites when searching for information.
- 3. ActivityYou have been given a sheet called Choosing a Search Site and you have been placed into groups. Every member of the group will investigate a different search engine.You will work together to compare and contrast different childrens web sites. Each search site has different features. You may like some more than others.
- 4. Sites: Pick One You will use the following sites to complete the worksheet and activity: Yahoo! KidsFact MonsterKidsClick!Quintura for KidsAsk for KidsAwesome Library Remember that each member of your group will pick a different site. Work with your group now to choose your site. After you have decided which site you will use, complete the worksheet.
- 5. Discuss
- 6. Group DiscussionAnswer the following questions with your group on chart paper:Why do you think it is good to use several different search engines when looking for information?What are the names of some childrens search sites?In what ways do these search sites differ?
- 7. Independent WorkComplete sheets two and three at your seat.Turn in your paper in the Social Studies work basket on the back cabinet when complete.This lesson was modified from the following web site: CyberSmart