This document outlines a project to promote maritime English learning among students at a university in Venezuela through the creation of a wiki for a quiz bowl competition. The objectives are to encourage interaction, cooperation, creativity, autonomy and confidence in using English in a competitive setting. A wiki about quiz bowl rules, procedures, benefits and maritime English vocabulary would be created by both teachers and students. The quiz bowl would take place over the course of a semester and be assessed based on student participation and use of the wiki.
This document appears to be a collection of photos from West Columbus High School in Ohio documenting various school events and activities over multiple years including student trips to Denmark and Germany, prom in 2010, state basketball playoffs, a medical program, a Mr. WCHS pageant, a VIP program, horticulture class, and groups of students. The photos provide a visual representation of the school's motto "Once A Viking, Always A Viking" through documenting students and faculty engaged in various academic and extracurricular pursuits both in and outside of the classroom.
The document appears to be a yearbook from West Columbus High School that covers various events and activities from the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 school years. It includes photos of students on trips to Denmark and Germany, enjoying prom in 2010, participating in state basketball playoffs, working in the media center, in a Mr. WCHS pageant, in a VIP program, and in a horticulture class. The photos document the school's students and faculty participating in various academic and extracurricular activities over the two-year period.
This 10-day summer camp hosted by the University of New Brunswick provides 25-30 high school students from India an opportunity to explore sustainable development through a Canadian university experience. The camp includes interactive workshops from various disciplines, social activities, and visits to local heritage sites. Students conduct research and presentations in small groups on topics of their choice related to sustainable development. The goal is to expose students to current issues and develop their skills while fostering global citizenship.
AERA 2013 - Virtual Learning in New Zealand: Examples of Networked SchoolsMichael Barbour
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Barbour, M. K., Wenmoth, D., & Davis, N. (2013, April). Virtual learning in New Zealand: Examples of networked schools. A poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, CA.
The Belize Semester Abroad program offers students the opportunity to take 18 credits over a spring semester studying sustainable development in Belize. Students take field-based courses and complete a service learning project. They study the unique ecology, biodiversity, indigenous cultures and development challenges of Belize while living in villages, a wildlife reserve and on a marine biology research station. The program aims to give students hands-on experience applying concepts of sustainable development and intercultural competence.
Using canvas discussions to foster intercultural conversations pptbslong
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This document discusses using Canvas discussions to foster intercultural conversations between students at different colleges. It describes how professors at Cascadia College and Japan Women's University set up a discussion through Canvas on the topic of cultural borrowing. Students from both schools shared photos and discussed examples of cultures appropriating symbols from other cultures. There were active discussions from a few Japanese and many American students, despite some technological issues. The cultural exchange allowed students to increase their cultural competency and have a lively discussion on sociological topics across societies.
The document summarizes a presentation about integrating science and literacy when teaching rocks and minerals in elementary classrooms. It provides strategies like classification, sampling and observation, modeling rock formation, and using the rock cycle. It also shares online resources and allows time for participant questions. The goal is to help students learn about rocks and minerals in engaging, hands-on ways and make reading about science exciting.
Scientix 11th SPNE Brussels 18 Mar 2016: Sea ChangeBrussels, Belgium
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Sea Change is a 3-year, 3.5 million Horizon 2020 project coordinated by the Marine Biological Association that aims to promote ocean literacy in Europe. The project seeks to empower citizens to view their relationship with the sea through education, responsible behavior promotion, dialogue, transatlantic collaboration, and ensuring efforts continue beyond the project. It will consult on barriers to ocean literacy teaching, create educational resources, support blue schools and teacher training, and evaluate impacts both within and beyond the project duration to promote long-term protection of oceans.
The Open Education Conference Pitchfest featured 11 presenters pitching open education projects and initiatives to conference attendees, including proposals to save students money with open educational resources, make OER content more accessible and engaging, develop OER courses for grades 9-12, match assessments to open resources, create reusable learning objects from an open university, and establish a school of open through Creative Commons.
Welcome and Thank You for attendees, presenters and planning committee of the 2015 BCSOW - Pauline Finn, VP Community Engagement with Science World British Columbia
In the process of recognizing the role of libraries in Kenya, Maktaba award similar to the company of the year award event is usually organized annually to award a library that has provided information and services professionally and integrated emerging technology in provision of library information and services to its clients.
The award include various categories such as: Public,libraries,Academic libraries(Univ&colleges) School libraries and community libraries.
In 2017 KICD ECD library won the overall prize and was the winner in special library category.
Working Together to Save Arctic Species: Recognizing the Importance of Partne...garryenns
油
Parks Canada entered into a partnership with the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA) in the
development of a campaign in 2011 for UNESCO's International Year of Biodiversity. The focus of the CAZA
campaign was biodiversity at risk in the Arctic. Key to the campaign was the development of an educational toolkit
and a website presence, www.OurArctic.ca. Campaign literature was provided to all CAZA members, reaching
audiences across Canada. This presentation will outline the planning, development and the implementation of the
campaign. It will describe CAZA's lead role and the participation of partners including Parks Canada, Canadian
Wildlife Federation, and Polar Bears International. Participants in this session will learn the value of engaging
partners to extend the potential and reach of an educational initiative; they will learn about the Parks Canada
approach in building stakeholder and partner relations; and they will be given an opportunity to apply lessons learned
by the partners in the OurArctic campaign to relationship building their organizations and agencies are undertaking.
This presentation also will describe the campaign and its goal to build awareness of Canada's Arctic and its
biodiversity and its efforts to get Canadians to work together to save Arctic species. And the session will describe
how this campaign has helped develop stronger working relationships among all participating partners. Our Arctic.
Our Life.
This document outlines an Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement between School District #40 (New Westminster) and the Aboriginal community for 2012-2017. It establishes an Aboriginal Education Advisory Committee to guide the agreement. The committee represents various Aboriginal nations and community groups. The agreement aims to honor Aboriginal cultures and histories, increase awareness of Aboriginal issues, and foster success for Aboriginal learners through three main goals: improving cultural belonging, increasing literacy skills, and supporting academic and life transitions. Performance indicators will track progress and ensure accountability.
IFLA ARL Hot Topics 2022: Reconciliation - An Australian PerspectiveIFLAAcademicandResea
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際際滷s from the ARL Hot Topics session at IFLA Congress in Dublin, Ireland 2022.
Presentation by: Jayshree Mamtora, Claire Ovaska, and Bronwyn Mathiesen - Library & Information Services, James Cook University, Australia.
*Download slides for presentation notes.
Berea College is a private liberal arts college in Kentucky that offers academically promising students from low-income backgrounds a tuition-free education. It was founded in 1855 as the first interracially coeducational college in the South. Today, Berea maintains high rankings and distinctions such as being one of only seven federally recognized Work Colleges in the U.S. The majority of Berea's 1,600 students are from Appalachia and have a family income under $30,000. Through scholarships and a work program, students can graduate with little to no debt.
CoIL Boston Study Tours at Bunker Hill Community CollegeJack Chan
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Is your school looking to have its students experience US culture? Do you want classroom seminars balanced with city excursions? Then our program may fit what you're looking for! Our programs can be done in one, two, three or four weeks. We customize programs that fit your school's learning objectives. Reserve your next short-term study tour program with Bunker Hill Community College. Check us out at www.bhcc.mass.edu/coilboston
This document is a resume for Annachiara Chacchia, a junior at Nonnewaug High School in Woodbury, Connecticut. It outlines her education history, including her coursework which consists of several honors, AP, and advanced art classes. It also lists her awards and membership in multiple honor societies. For activities, it mentions leadership roles in student council and class council along with involvement in music, youth ministry, and parish council. The resume concludes with a description of her volunteer experiences and interests in music, art, travel, and technology skills.
The document describes two initiatives aimed at connecting Aboriginal mathematics and culture. The Nerang Cluster held a multi-day camp in 2010 that integrated cultural activities like dance and gunyah building with math concepts. In 2012, with support from Dr. Chris Matthews, the Healesville Cluster ran a "Big Day Out" where students participated in cultural activities and saw their relationship to mathematics. Both projects aimed to engage Aboriginal students and build relationships between communities and schools.
Ohio Wesleyan Univ. - A Place to Call Homeewlenane
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Ohio Wesleyan University is one of the nations premier small, private universities, with more than 90 undergraduate majors, sequences, and courses of study, and 22 Division III varsity sports. Located in Delaware, Ohio, just minutes north of Ohios capital and largest city, Columbus, the university combines a globally focused curriculum with off-campus learning and leadership opportunities that translate classroom theory into real-world practice. OWUs close-knit community of 1,850 students represents 45 states and 57 countries. Ohio Wesleyan earned a 2009 Presidential Award for Excellence in General Community Service, is featured in the book Colleges That Change Lives, and is included on the best colleges lists of U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review. Learn more at www.owu.edu.
The Scots College is a private school located in Sydney, Australia. It has a beautiful 8.5 hectare campus near the harbor. The school focuses on academic excellence, faith traditions, and personalized learning. It offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities. International students are fully integrated into the boarding program and receive pastoral care and academic support. The school has a history of strong academic results, with many graduates attending top universities. It welcomes international students and assists them through the application and enrollment process.
19.02.13 TSC International Presentationjmcinnes1988
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The Scots College is a private school located in Sydney, Australia. It has a beautiful 8.5 hectare campus near the harbor. The school focuses on academic excellence, faith traditions, and personalized learning. It offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities. International students are fully integrated into the boarding program and receive pastoral care and academic support. The school has a long history of students gaining entry to top universities and achieving high honors. It welcomes international students and can help arrange guardianship, testing, and the application process.
This document provides an overview of Canada's post-secondary education system. It discusses that Canada has 163 universities and 183 colleges that are provincially funded and regulated. The structure of colleges varies across provinces, with some being single institutions with multiple campuses while others have multiple standalone colleges. Colleges offer certificates and diplomas, with some also offering applied degrees, while universities offer bachelor's, master's and PhD programs. The document also outlines some of the governance structures and issues facing Canada's post-secondary system, such as declining enrollment, skills shortages, aging faculty, and integrating technology.
The document discusses two initiatives that aimed to connect mathematics with Aboriginal culture:
1) A 2010 camp held by the Nerang Cluster that brought together Indigenous students, elders, and teachers for cultural and mathematics activities.
2) A 2012 "Big Day Out" hosted by the Healesville Cluster at Worawa Aboriginal College, where students participated in a day of integrated cultural and math activities led by elders and community members.
The initiatives sought to engage Aboriginal students in mathematics by showing connections to their culture and having elders and role models involved. They involved cultural awareness training and professional development for teachers.
The document provides information about the Lake Erie Preparatory School (LEP), including its student demographics, neighborhood context, curriculum, and approach to multicultural education. LEP serves a 100% Black student population in Cleveland through rigorous academics, supplemental support programs, and efforts to connect with students' cultural backgrounds and community. Teachers are encouraged to learn about students' cultures to build engagement, while also implementing the structured teaching techniques of Doug Lemov.
The document summarizes Deakin University's International Peer Program which matches local and international students to help international students adjust to life at the university and Australian culture while also exposing local students to different perspectives. Through meeting biweekly, students share study tips and learn about each other's cultures. The program aims to help international students settle in, expand local students' views globally without leaving campus, and improve academic performance through collaboration.
This document provides information about studying as an international student in Burnaby, Canada. It discusses that Canada and Burnaby provide excellent education systems and safe communities. Specifically, it outlines that Burnaby has 8 secondary schools that offer strong academic programs, visual and performing arts, sports, and support for international students. It also describes the homestay program and summer programs available. Overall, the document promotes Burnaby as a top choice for international students to receive a quality education experience.
The document summarizes a presentation about integrating science and literacy when teaching rocks and minerals in elementary classrooms. It provides strategies like classification, sampling and observation, modeling rock formation, and using the rock cycle. It also shares online resources and allows time for participant questions. The goal is to help students learn about rocks and minerals in engaging, hands-on ways and make reading about science exciting.
Scientix 11th SPNE Brussels 18 Mar 2016: Sea ChangeBrussels, Belgium
油
Sea Change is a 3-year, 3.5 million Horizon 2020 project coordinated by the Marine Biological Association that aims to promote ocean literacy in Europe. The project seeks to empower citizens to view their relationship with the sea through education, responsible behavior promotion, dialogue, transatlantic collaboration, and ensuring efforts continue beyond the project. It will consult on barriers to ocean literacy teaching, create educational resources, support blue schools and teacher training, and evaluate impacts both within and beyond the project duration to promote long-term protection of oceans.
The Open Education Conference Pitchfest featured 11 presenters pitching open education projects and initiatives to conference attendees, including proposals to save students money with open educational resources, make OER content more accessible and engaging, develop OER courses for grades 9-12, match assessments to open resources, create reusable learning objects from an open university, and establish a school of open through Creative Commons.
Welcome and Thank You for attendees, presenters and planning committee of the 2015 BCSOW - Pauline Finn, VP Community Engagement with Science World British Columbia
In the process of recognizing the role of libraries in Kenya, Maktaba award similar to the company of the year award event is usually organized annually to award a library that has provided information and services professionally and integrated emerging technology in provision of library information and services to its clients.
The award include various categories such as: Public,libraries,Academic libraries(Univ&colleges) School libraries and community libraries.
In 2017 KICD ECD library won the overall prize and was the winner in special library category.
Working Together to Save Arctic Species: Recognizing the Importance of Partne...garryenns
油
Parks Canada entered into a partnership with the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA) in the
development of a campaign in 2011 for UNESCO's International Year of Biodiversity. The focus of the CAZA
campaign was biodiversity at risk in the Arctic. Key to the campaign was the development of an educational toolkit
and a website presence, www.OurArctic.ca. Campaign literature was provided to all CAZA members, reaching
audiences across Canada. This presentation will outline the planning, development and the implementation of the
campaign. It will describe CAZA's lead role and the participation of partners including Parks Canada, Canadian
Wildlife Federation, and Polar Bears International. Participants in this session will learn the value of engaging
partners to extend the potential and reach of an educational initiative; they will learn about the Parks Canada
approach in building stakeholder and partner relations; and they will be given an opportunity to apply lessons learned
by the partners in the OurArctic campaign to relationship building their organizations and agencies are undertaking.
This presentation also will describe the campaign and its goal to build awareness of Canada's Arctic and its
biodiversity and its efforts to get Canadians to work together to save Arctic species. And the session will describe
how this campaign has helped develop stronger working relationships among all participating partners. Our Arctic.
Our Life.
This document outlines an Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement between School District #40 (New Westminster) and the Aboriginal community for 2012-2017. It establishes an Aboriginal Education Advisory Committee to guide the agreement. The committee represents various Aboriginal nations and community groups. The agreement aims to honor Aboriginal cultures and histories, increase awareness of Aboriginal issues, and foster success for Aboriginal learners through three main goals: improving cultural belonging, increasing literacy skills, and supporting academic and life transitions. Performance indicators will track progress and ensure accountability.
IFLA ARL Hot Topics 2022: Reconciliation - An Australian PerspectiveIFLAAcademicandResea
油
際際滷s from the ARL Hot Topics session at IFLA Congress in Dublin, Ireland 2022.
Presentation by: Jayshree Mamtora, Claire Ovaska, and Bronwyn Mathiesen - Library & Information Services, James Cook University, Australia.
*Download slides for presentation notes.
Berea College is a private liberal arts college in Kentucky that offers academically promising students from low-income backgrounds a tuition-free education. It was founded in 1855 as the first interracially coeducational college in the South. Today, Berea maintains high rankings and distinctions such as being one of only seven federally recognized Work Colleges in the U.S. The majority of Berea's 1,600 students are from Appalachia and have a family income under $30,000. Through scholarships and a work program, students can graduate with little to no debt.
CoIL Boston Study Tours at Bunker Hill Community CollegeJack Chan
油
Is your school looking to have its students experience US culture? Do you want classroom seminars balanced with city excursions? Then our program may fit what you're looking for! Our programs can be done in one, two, three or four weeks. We customize programs that fit your school's learning objectives. Reserve your next short-term study tour program with Bunker Hill Community College. Check us out at www.bhcc.mass.edu/coilboston
This document is a resume for Annachiara Chacchia, a junior at Nonnewaug High School in Woodbury, Connecticut. It outlines her education history, including her coursework which consists of several honors, AP, and advanced art classes. It also lists her awards and membership in multiple honor societies. For activities, it mentions leadership roles in student council and class council along with involvement in music, youth ministry, and parish council. The resume concludes with a description of her volunteer experiences and interests in music, art, travel, and technology skills.
The document describes two initiatives aimed at connecting Aboriginal mathematics and culture. The Nerang Cluster held a multi-day camp in 2010 that integrated cultural activities like dance and gunyah building with math concepts. In 2012, with support from Dr. Chris Matthews, the Healesville Cluster ran a "Big Day Out" where students participated in cultural activities and saw their relationship to mathematics. Both projects aimed to engage Aboriginal students and build relationships between communities and schools.
Ohio Wesleyan Univ. - A Place to Call Homeewlenane
油
Ohio Wesleyan University is one of the nations premier small, private universities, with more than 90 undergraduate majors, sequences, and courses of study, and 22 Division III varsity sports. Located in Delaware, Ohio, just minutes north of Ohios capital and largest city, Columbus, the university combines a globally focused curriculum with off-campus learning and leadership opportunities that translate classroom theory into real-world practice. OWUs close-knit community of 1,850 students represents 45 states and 57 countries. Ohio Wesleyan earned a 2009 Presidential Award for Excellence in General Community Service, is featured in the book Colleges That Change Lives, and is included on the best colleges lists of U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review. Learn more at www.owu.edu.
The Scots College is a private school located in Sydney, Australia. It has a beautiful 8.5 hectare campus near the harbor. The school focuses on academic excellence, faith traditions, and personalized learning. It offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities. International students are fully integrated into the boarding program and receive pastoral care and academic support. The school has a history of strong academic results, with many graduates attending top universities. It welcomes international students and assists them through the application and enrollment process.
19.02.13 TSC International Presentationjmcinnes1988
油
The Scots College is a private school located in Sydney, Australia. It has a beautiful 8.5 hectare campus near the harbor. The school focuses on academic excellence, faith traditions, and personalized learning. It offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities. International students are fully integrated into the boarding program and receive pastoral care and academic support. The school has a long history of students gaining entry to top universities and achieving high honors. It welcomes international students and can help arrange guardianship, testing, and the application process.
This document provides an overview of Canada's post-secondary education system. It discusses that Canada has 163 universities and 183 colleges that are provincially funded and regulated. The structure of colleges varies across provinces, with some being single institutions with multiple campuses while others have multiple standalone colleges. Colleges offer certificates and diplomas, with some also offering applied degrees, while universities offer bachelor's, master's and PhD programs. The document also outlines some of the governance structures and issues facing Canada's post-secondary system, such as declining enrollment, skills shortages, aging faculty, and integrating technology.
The document discusses two initiatives that aimed to connect mathematics with Aboriginal culture:
1) A 2010 camp held by the Nerang Cluster that brought together Indigenous students, elders, and teachers for cultural and mathematics activities.
2) A 2012 "Big Day Out" hosted by the Healesville Cluster at Worawa Aboriginal College, where students participated in a day of integrated cultural and math activities led by elders and community members.
The initiatives sought to engage Aboriginal students in mathematics by showing connections to their culture and having elders and role models involved. They involved cultural awareness training and professional development for teachers.
The document provides information about the Lake Erie Preparatory School (LEP), including its student demographics, neighborhood context, curriculum, and approach to multicultural education. LEP serves a 100% Black student population in Cleveland through rigorous academics, supplemental support programs, and efforts to connect with students' cultural backgrounds and community. Teachers are encouraged to learn about students' cultures to build engagement, while also implementing the structured teaching techniques of Doug Lemov.
The document summarizes Deakin University's International Peer Program which matches local and international students to help international students adjust to life at the university and Australian culture while also exposing local students to different perspectives. Through meeting biweekly, students share study tips and learn about each other's cultures. The program aims to help international students settle in, expand local students' views globally without leaving campus, and improve academic performance through collaboration.
This document provides information about studying as an international student in Burnaby, Canada. It discusses that Canada and Burnaby provide excellent education systems and safe communities. Specifically, it outlines that Burnaby has 8 secondary schools that offer strong academic programs, visual and performing arts, sports, and support for international students. It also describes the homestay program and summer programs available. Overall, the document promotes Burnaby as a top choice for international students to receive a quality education experience.
The document provides information about Stretford High School in Trafford, United Kingdom. It details that the school has approximately 700 students and 45 teachers. It offers a range of courses and extracurricular activities and was rated as outstanding by Ofsted. The school aims to help all students achieve their potential. It is located near Old Trafford Football Stadium and has strong community partnerships.
This document provides a summary of an enrolment meeting preparation for the Parish of Laverton in 2018. It includes:
- Introductions of the parish priest and principals of the local Catholic primary schools.
- An agenda for the meeting covering the parish profile, school readiness, profiles of each school, and the enrolment timeline.
- School readiness is presented, outlining the developmental, physical, cognitive, and social skills children need to be ready for school.
- Profiles of the 5 local Catholic primary schools are given, including their addresses, populations, histories, and special features.
- The enrolment timeline for 2018 is presented, including application dates and time
This document provides information about several museum programs and initiatives focused on connecting communities:
- The Monterey County Agricultural and Rural Life Museum's (MCARLM) international program strengthens global connections through projects executed by partner communities that support goals like youth empowerment and environmental awareness.
- The Museums Connect program facilitates cross-cultural exchanges between US and Honduran partners, including garden projects in King City, CA and Copan, Honduras engaged youth in learning about their local environments.
- International ambassador exchanges organized by MCARLM and its Honduran partner deepened relationships between student participants and communities through sharing cultural artifacts and experiences visiting each other's countries.
How to Identify the Margin from the Sales Orders using Odoo 17Celine George
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In Odoo Sales, the Sales Margin or the Profit Margin feature allows us to track and analyze the profitability of our sales. It helps you calculate the difference between the sale price and the cost price of a product, giving you insights into your profit margins.
Introduction to Sequential Circuits: Flip-Flops, Latches, and State MachinesGS Virdi
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This presentation provides a beginner-friendly introduction to Sequential Circuitsa fundamental concept in digital electronics. Unlike combinational circuits, sequential circuits have memory and can retain state over time.
The slides cover:
Difference between Combinational and Sequential Circuits
Basic storage elements like Latches and Flip-Flops
Detailed explanation of SR, JK, D, and T Flip-Flops
State diagrams, excitation tables, and timing diagrams
Applications in counters, registers, and finite state machines (FSMs)
Ideal for electronics engineering students or anyone looking to build a strong foundation in digital logic design.
THE QUIZ CLUB OF PSGCAS BRINGS TO YOU A GENERAL QUIZ SET COVERING EVERYTHING UNDER THE SKY TO THE FLOOR OF THE EARTH!
QUIZMASTER: AVISMIGA S, BSc PSYCHOLOGY (2022-25), THE QUIZ CLUB OF PSGCAS
Using social media to learn from conferencesSue Beckingham
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This infographic shows how social media can be used before, during and after a conference. It can be used to promote the event and to start to build a community prior to the conference. It can be used during the conference to develop connections, share insights of what's going on and as a space to ask and answer questions. It also has the potential to be used post conference to keep the conference conversations going.
Action of Muscles ppt by Priscilla Jasper Vedam Vemavarapu @ASRHMCjaspervedamvemavarap
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Action of muscles-Anatomy
Contraction and relaxation
Muscle tone
Length and tension relationship
Types of muscle contraction
Active and passive insufficiency
Shunt and sprunt muscles
Agonists
Antagonists
Fixators
Synergists
How to handle the storage categories of the locations in Odoo 17Celine George
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In Odoo 17, locations are specific places within the warehouse where the products can be stored or transferred. These locations are used to manage inventory efficiently and track product movement.
How to setup journals in Odoo 17 AccountingCeline George
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The Accounting module in Odoo 17 is a comprehensive tool designed to manage all financial aspects of a business. Once the module is installed, the very step to do is to set the fiscal localization for the company. With that, the whole setup related to the pre-configured taxes, chart of accounts and legal statements will get downloaded in the database.
THE QUIZ CLUB OF PSGCAS brings to you a carefully curated general quiz finals quiz set.
Spanning from science, memes, culture, history and technology.
Fasten your seatbelts for a thrill ride.
QUIZMASTER: GOWTHAM S, BCom (2022-25), THE QUIZ CLUB OF PSGCAS
It's a feast for your tech-savvy brains!
The Quiz Club of PSGCAS proudly brings to you a tech quiz.
Quizmaster: Sathya Narayana A, BSc Electronics ( 2024-27 batch), The Quiz club of PSGCAS
How to manage Customer Tips with Odoo 17 Point Of SaleCeline George
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In the context of point-of-sale (POS) systems, a tip refers to the optional amount of money a customer leaves for the service they received. It's a way to show appreciation to the cashier, server, or whoever provided the service.
Gurjar Pratihara Dynasty has a great importance in ancient Indian history. This dynasty made a successful effort to re-establish the political unity of northern India which was shattered after the death of Harsha. Its mighty kings kept most of northern India under their control for a long time. Not only this, for a long time it stopped the Muslim power advancing from Sindh Pradesh and did not allow its expansion in northern India. Along with being a great conqueror, the Pratihara kings were great literature lovers, art lovers and religious people. As a result, Indian culture progressed greatly during their rule.
Introduction to Karnaugh Maps (K-Maps) for Simplifying Boolean ExpressionsGS Virdi
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Presentation by Dr. G.S. Virdi: Explore the Karnaugh Map (K-Map) technique for simplifying and manipulating Boolean expressions. Dr. Virdi provides an in-depth look at why K-Maps are essential in digital design and how they can streamline logical operations for circuits of varying complexity.
Key Takeaways:
Learn the tabular structure of K-Maps and how to systematically group terms
Discover practical tips for reducing Boolean equations with a visual approach
Gain insights into designing more efficient, cost-effective digital systems
Target Audience: This presentation is ideal for electronics enthusiasts, students of digital logic, and seasoned professionals looking for a straightforward approach to Boolean simplification and circuit optimization.
How to configure the retail shop in Odoo 17 Point of SaleCeline George
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Odoo's Retail Shop is managed by the module Point of Sale(POS). It is a powerful tool designed to streamline and optimize the operations of retail businesses. It provides a comprehensive solution for managing various aspects of a retail store, from inventory and sales to customer management and reporting.
1. Indigenous Education Futures
A Talking Circle hosted by Dawson College
Presenters:
Tiawenti:non Canadian, Michelle Smith, Pauline Morel,
Mark Beauchamp, Wolfgang Krotter
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3. Dawson College : A Closer Look
Largest CEGEP in Quebec
Coll竪ge d'enseignement g辿n辿ral et professionnel General and
Vocational College 48 French / 5 English (Public Colleges)
Founded in 1968
8,000 DEC students
2,000 in ContEd
6 years Primary School, 5 years Secondary, 2 or 3 years of college
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4. 4
Downtown Montreal
Proximity of Reservations
Kahnawake: 48 km族; population: 9,000; 16 km from college
Kanesatake: 12 km族; population: 1,400; 60 km from college
Dawson College: Prime Location (1/2)
5. 5
Cabot Square (Informal
gathering place of urban
Indigenous population)
Nunavik Sivanutsivut (Offering
college level courses with
specific content in cooperation
with John Abbott College)
Avataq (Inuit cultural
organization of Nunavik)
Native Montreal (Member of the
aboriginal friendship center
movement)
Dawson College: Prime Location (2/2)
Cree School Board (Post Secondary
Student Services)
6. Dawson College: Status Quo (1/5)
First Peoples Center
Journeys, a First Peoples College Transition Program:
One-year bridging program designed to provide First Nations,
Inuit and M辿tis students with a welcoming, holistic, supportive
and culturally relevant environment for learning at the post-
secondary level.
Roughly 70 self identified Indigenous students college wide
Creation of a Certificate of Indigenous Studies (in progress)
Indigenous Days and Campus wide activities
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8. Dawson College: Status Quo (3/5)
Land acknowledgement (Course Outlines / Public Events)
Indigenous Admissions Protocol (in progress)
Indigenous Education Council:
Kahnawa:ke Survival School
Cree School Boards Post-Secondary Student Services
Kativik School Board
First Nations Regional Adult Education Centre
McGill Universitys First Peoples House
Concordias Aboriginal Student Resource Centre
Kahnawake Education Centre
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9. Dawson College: Status Quo (4/5)
Strategic Plan:
Dawson College respectfully acknowledges that its campus
is situated on the traditional land of First Peoples. Dawson
affirms its commitment to fostering Reconciliation in
Indigenous-Canadian relations in accordance with the
United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples and Canadas Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Calls to Action.
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10. Dawson College: Status Quo (5/5)
First Peoples Initiative
Faculty training days
Signatory of the CICAN Indigenous Education
Protocol
Member of the Quebec Indigenous Mentorship
Network Advisory Circle
Indigenous Member on Board of Governors
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