The document discusses the importance of a science library in schools. It outlines that a science library allows students to supplement their classroom learning with additional reading materials. It provides several benefits such as encouraging reading habits, developing self-learning skills, and providing opportunities for social learning. The document recommends that science libraries contain different types of resources like books, magazines, and reference materials covering various science topics. It also provides guidance on how to organize a science library by dividing it into sections and ensuring proper furnishing and location within the school.
The document discusses the importance of a science library in schools. It provides an overview of the key components and organization of an effective science library. Some main points covered include:
- A science library supplements classroom teaching by providing additional resources to develop students' interests and knowledge in various scientific topics.
- It should contain books on different science subjects, inventions, biographies, hobbies, reference materials, and science magazines.
- An organized science library divided into relevant sections can be a valuable teaching aid for teachers and encourage independent learning among students.
- Developing a library requires considering factors like location, furnishings, types of resources, and financial resources to build a collection that meets curricular needs.
The document discusses the importance of school libraries for science learning. It notes that science libraries play an important role in science education by supplementing classroom lessons with additional reading materials. It recommends that each science classroom or lab have its own small library with various sections like textbooks, reference books, popular science books, and science magazines. It also provides guidance on selecting and procuring science reading materials, and emphasizes the advantages of giving students opportunities for self-directed exploration through access to a classroom library.
The document discusses the importance of reading and establishing class libraries. It emphasizes that class libraries are an essential component for developing reading habits in students from an early age. The key points are:
1) Class libraries provide easy access to reading materials and help energize classrooms. Teachers should motivate students to read and integrate reading activities into the curriculum.
2) Setting up attractive and well-maintained reading corners in classrooms stocked with a variety of books can help develop a culture of reading.
3) Regular reading-related activities like reading aloud, book reviews, literary competitions etc. can help engage students and promote reading for pleasure.
This document discusses the qualities of effective science textbooks, supplementary reading materials, workbooks, and teacher handbooks. It notes that science textbooks should help students understand concepts and principles, develop scientific thinking, and supplement classroom learning. Good textbooks are written clearly and cover the entire syllabus, while workbooks provide exercises and assignments to reinforce learning. Supplementary books enrich student knowledge and stimulate further reading if they develop interest, encourage critical thinking, and have lasting value. Teacher handbooks equip instructors with teaching strategies, objectives, and reference materials to effectively guide science instruction.
The document discusses the qualities of a good science textbook. It outlines several important criteria for evaluating textbooks, including content, organization, literacy style and vocabulary, illustrations, teaching aids, and mechanical makeup and appearance. Specifically, it states that the content should be appropriate for the age and experience of students, concepts should not be too complex, and statements must be accurate. It also emphasizes that the organization of topics should follow a logical psychological sequence and cover the entire syllabus. Illustrations should be clearly drawn and diagrams carefully made to add teaching value. A good textbook also includes features like a glossary, activities, and comprehensive indexing to aid teaching.
This document discusses the roles and benefits of workbooks and reference books in geography education. It defines workbooks as books containing exercises and questions for students to work on independently at their own pace. Reference books provide extra information beyond textbooks and are used to look up specific facts. The document outlines advantages of each, such as workbooks allowing independent work and reference books providing brief overviews of topics. Overall, it argues that workbooks and reference books play important roles in supplementing textbooks and allowing students to learn at their own pace.
1) The document discusses the importance of using supplementary reading materials in addition to textbooks for social science education. It notes that textbooks alone cannot provide all the necessary information for students to fully understand topics.
2) Supplementary materials aim to widen students' perspectives, help connect past and present, enrich information from textbooks, develop critical analysis skills, and make social science teaching more engaging.
3) The document provides guidelines for effective use of supplementary readings and lists various material types, including historical fiction, biographies, plays, magazines, newspapers, and travel accounts. It emphasizes selecting age-appropriate materials to supplement classroom lessons.
Implementation of School Library DECS Order No. 6, s.1998Larry's Metier
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It runs down of DECS Order No. 6 series 1998 on how to establish a Library in each school. It provides the basic requirements for books, equipment, person's in charge, etc.
This document outlines a literacy plan for teaching fourth grade students. The plan focuses on creating a strengths-based and engaging learning environment where students can build confidence in reading and writing. Key elements of the plan include using hands-on activities and student choice, modeling skills and scaffolding independent practice, and assessing students through formative and summative evaluations to guide instruction. The classroom will have designated areas to support independent work, collaboration, small group instruction, and a well-stocked library at varying reading levels to engage all students.
Tenth class state syllabus-text book-em-ap-ts-social studiesNaukriTuts
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This document provides information about a social studies textbook published by the Government of Andhra Pradesh for Class X. It lists the names of the editors, writers, and other contributors to the textbook. It explains that the textbook aims to help students understand how India has developed economically and politically in the contemporary world over the last century, which involved harnessing natural resources for development and establishing democracy. It notes there will be different perspectives presented and encourages students to engage sensitively with different viewpoints in order to strengthen democracy.
The document discusses the features and purposes of textbooks, workbooks, and handbooks used in social science education. It states that textbooks are the core instructional material and provide structured and systematic knowledge on the curriculum. Workbooks are smaller supplemental materials that allow students to directly complete practice problems. Handbooks are reference guides that help teachers plan lessons and understand curriculum objectives. The document also outlines criteria for good social science textbooks and cautions in their use, as well as the roles and advantages of workbooks and handbooks in supporting teaching and learning.
1) This document summarizes a dissemination event for the Comenius Project, an international research project on children's literature involving Iceland, Spain, Turkey, and the UK.
2) Over 6,000 children and 250 teachers completed surveys about their reading habits and preferences, and researchers interviewed 150 children and teachers in each country.
3) The event included presentations on the research findings and strategies for teaching children's literature in the classroom, including a discussion from an Icelandic representative on vocabulary teaching.
4) Continuing professional development packs were developed based on the research to provide practical strategies for teachers.
Analysis of social sci textbook and question paperMolikaBorah1
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This document analyzes social science textbooks and question papers. It discusses what textbooks and question papers are, their purposes, criteria for good textbooks, and how they should be analyzed. The document then analyzes an 8th grade NCERT social science textbook based on criteria like content, language, and illustrations. It also analyzes a social science question paper based on criteria like question type, difficulty level, and coverage of content and objectives. The analysis finds that textbooks can be improved by supplementing content and question papers can be improved by including more higher-order thinking questions. Overall, the document emphasizes the importance of high-quality textbooks and question papers for effective teaching and learning.
This document outlines a protocol for teaching argumentation and research skills through debate sessions on essential questions. The protocol involves students being randomly assigned to "for" and "against" sides of an issue. They then silently read resources, develop their argument strategy, present and debate their positions, and conduct follow up research and argumentation. The goal is to help students develop habits of mind like those in the AASL standards by engaging in argument from evidence across multiple sessions focused on developing research and writing skills.
This document discusses different types of libraries and their purposes. It begins by defining a library as a collection of information sources made accessible to a community. It then describes a school library, noting that it serves students and supports the school's curriculum. A classroom library is also outlined, which provides small, teacher-managed collections for easy student access. Furnishing considerations for classroom libraries are listed. The document emphasizes that libraries are important for supplementing textbooks and gaining knowledge, and that science teachers should curate suitable extra resources for their students.
This document discusses the importance of school and classroom libraries. It outlines the main objectives of organizing a library, which include helping teachers and students update their knowledge, facilitating self-study, and enriching the curriculum. It describes how a school library is the center of learning and encourages innovation, while a classroom library provides convenient access to resources. Finally, it lists educational functions of libraries like supplementing classwork, developing reading habits, and improving performance in debates and competitions.
This document discusses the importance and organization of school and classroom libraries. It outlines the main objectives of organizing a library, which include helping teachers and students update their knowledge, facilitate self-study, enrich curricular experiences, and enable meaningful participation in discussions and projects. School libraries are central to learning and encourage innovation, curiosity, and problem solving. Classroom libraries provide similar benefits on a smaller scale by giving students convenient access to books and resources. Proper selection of books, reference materials, periodicals, and efficient management are important for running an effective school or classroom library.
1) The document discusses the features, significance, and organization of a social science library. It outlines the various resources that should be included, such as books, periodicals, newspapers, and internet access.
2) The social science library serves several important functions, like developing reading habits, providing up-to-date information, and helping students with projects and assignments. It aims to stimulate intellectual curiosity and help students engage in self-study.
3) A variety of book and non-book resources are recommended, including text books, reference materials, unit booklets, magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers. Proper utilization of the resources involves teaching students to locate relevant materials and giving assignments that require investigation of multiple
The document discusses school libraries and classroom libraries. It explains that libraries are important for providing resources to support education and developing reading habits in students. A library supplies materials to supplement classroom learning, help students study independently, and enrich their educational experiences. Both school libraries and smaller classroom libraries provide benefits by giving students convenient access to books and other materials. The document also outlines objectives and functions of organizing libraries in schools.
1. The document discusses school libraries and classroom libraries, their importance and functions. It explains that libraries are valuable educational resources that help supplement classroom learning, develop reading habits, and widen students' knowledge.
2. School libraries are described as intellectual centers that provide a variety of learning resources and experiences for teachers and students. Classroom libraries provide similar benefits on a smaller scale by giving students convenient access to books.
3. The educational functions of libraries include supplementing classwork, helping students learn independently, improving skills like comprehension and vocabulary, and supporting activities like debates. Overall, libraries are portrayed as important academic supports for education.
The document discusses the importance of libraries in schools. It notes that libraries provide resources and materials beyond textbooks to help students develop independent thinking. Libraries contain general collections for all subjects as well as departmental libraries for specific subjects like social science. They serve students by clarifying doubts and exposing them to new exercises, while also helping teachers with curriculum development and selection of supplementary books. Libraries function as resource centers providing teaching aids and serving the entire school community. Overall, libraries play a key role in education by supplementing classroom teaching and helping students complete assignments.
1. The document discusses the importance of libraries and access to information for children's education and development. It outlines the role of school and classroom libraries, as well as science libraries, in fostering reading habits and cultivating curiosity in students.
2. Different types of search tools for finding information online are described, including web search engines, meta search engines, directories, and specialty search services that access hidden web content. Determining the authorship and reliability of online information sources is also highlighted.
3. Creating well-planned library programs and properly implementing class library activities can help make students lifelong learners and achieve educational goals.
The document discusses the importance of teachers, libraries, and museums in education. It outlines the objectives of establishing a school library, such as creating interest in subjects and developing critical thinking. Effective organization of the library depends on the librarian, teachers, location, and quality of books. A museum provides hands-on learning experiences and makes social science topics more engaging. The document provides guidance on setting up and maintaining an effective library and museum to supplement classroom learning.
The document discusses the importance of social science libraries in schools. It notes that classroom teaching leaves gaps that can be addressed through independent study using good books available in the library. An effective social science library not only supports student learning but also helps teachers stay updated in their subject knowledge. The document recommends that schools have both a general library and a separate social science library to provide better resources. It also provides guidance on the types of materials that should be included, such as textbooks, reference books, source materials, and books for enjoyment. Overall, the document emphasizes that a strong library is crucial for both teaching and learning social science.
The document discusses the importance of a science library for a school. It notes that a science library should be well-equipped and serve as a place for independent student work and further study. A well-organized science library can develop scientific attitudes, knowledge, and interest among both students and teachers. It should contain books on popular science, textbooks, and materials that inspire learning. The library needs to be properly maintained with adequate space, ventilation, and seating. It serves to supplement classroom teaching and foster reading skills in pupils.
This document discusses the role and importance of school libraries. It defines what a library and school library are, including that a school library supports the curriculum and provides access to information. It describes the organization of a school library and how it functions, including sections for different media and the librarian's role. A section also discusses the importance and organization of a science library as part of the school's resources.
This document discusses the role and organization of school libraries. It defines a school library as a place within a school where students, staff, and parents can access resources like books, periodicals, and digital media. An effective school library supports the curriculum, provides equal access to information, and serves as a learning lab. It also discusses how school libraries are organized, including their location, collection quality, and classification of resources. The document emphasizes that a well-organized library is crucial to fulfilling its educational aims.
The document discusses a science library, including its organization and maintenance. It describes how a science library is an essential part of education that provides resources beyond textbooks. A science library needs to include books on various science topics to develop students' interests and supplement classroom learning. It should be properly organized and maintained by selecting recent and diverse reading materials at a range of levels.
This document discusses the significance and organization of a science library. It defines a library and explains that a science library is an essential facility for effective science teaching and learning. It provides guidelines for organizing a science library, including classifying books, furnishing the space, and management. The teacher's role is to recommend books, promote reading, and encourage library use. Maintaining a science library provides students with knowledge sources and helps develop good reading habits.
A science library holds materials that support the study of fields like physics, chemistry, biology and environmental science. The objectives of a science library are to provide information to help update scientific knowledge, enrich curricular experiences, and develop a scientific attitude among students. A science library should be organized with sections for different topics, books on scientists' lives, and resources like textbooks, periodicals, and pamphlets. It should also provide space for reading, a bulletin board for science news, and be open everyday with a librarian present.
This document outlines a literacy plan for teaching fourth grade students. The plan focuses on creating a strengths-based and engaging learning environment where students can build confidence in reading and writing. Key elements of the plan include using hands-on activities and student choice, modeling skills and scaffolding independent practice, and assessing students through formative and summative evaluations to guide instruction. The classroom will have designated areas to support independent work, collaboration, small group instruction, and a well-stocked library at varying reading levels to engage all students.
Tenth class state syllabus-text book-em-ap-ts-social studiesNaukriTuts
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This document provides information about a social studies textbook published by the Government of Andhra Pradesh for Class X. It lists the names of the editors, writers, and other contributors to the textbook. It explains that the textbook aims to help students understand how India has developed economically and politically in the contemporary world over the last century, which involved harnessing natural resources for development and establishing democracy. It notes there will be different perspectives presented and encourages students to engage sensitively with different viewpoints in order to strengthen democracy.
The document discusses the features and purposes of textbooks, workbooks, and handbooks used in social science education. It states that textbooks are the core instructional material and provide structured and systematic knowledge on the curriculum. Workbooks are smaller supplemental materials that allow students to directly complete practice problems. Handbooks are reference guides that help teachers plan lessons and understand curriculum objectives. The document also outlines criteria for good social science textbooks and cautions in their use, as well as the roles and advantages of workbooks and handbooks in supporting teaching and learning.
1) This document summarizes a dissemination event for the Comenius Project, an international research project on children's literature involving Iceland, Spain, Turkey, and the UK.
2) Over 6,000 children and 250 teachers completed surveys about their reading habits and preferences, and researchers interviewed 150 children and teachers in each country.
3) The event included presentations on the research findings and strategies for teaching children's literature in the classroom, including a discussion from an Icelandic representative on vocabulary teaching.
4) Continuing professional development packs were developed based on the research to provide practical strategies for teachers.
Analysis of social sci textbook and question paperMolikaBorah1
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This document analyzes social science textbooks and question papers. It discusses what textbooks and question papers are, their purposes, criteria for good textbooks, and how they should be analyzed. The document then analyzes an 8th grade NCERT social science textbook based on criteria like content, language, and illustrations. It also analyzes a social science question paper based on criteria like question type, difficulty level, and coverage of content and objectives. The analysis finds that textbooks can be improved by supplementing content and question papers can be improved by including more higher-order thinking questions. Overall, the document emphasizes the importance of high-quality textbooks and question papers for effective teaching and learning.
This document outlines a protocol for teaching argumentation and research skills through debate sessions on essential questions. The protocol involves students being randomly assigned to "for" and "against" sides of an issue. They then silently read resources, develop their argument strategy, present and debate their positions, and conduct follow up research and argumentation. The goal is to help students develop habits of mind like those in the AASL standards by engaging in argument from evidence across multiple sessions focused on developing research and writing skills.
This document discusses different types of libraries and their purposes. It begins by defining a library as a collection of information sources made accessible to a community. It then describes a school library, noting that it serves students and supports the school's curriculum. A classroom library is also outlined, which provides small, teacher-managed collections for easy student access. Furnishing considerations for classroom libraries are listed. The document emphasizes that libraries are important for supplementing textbooks and gaining knowledge, and that science teachers should curate suitable extra resources for their students.
This document discusses the importance of school and classroom libraries. It outlines the main objectives of organizing a library, which include helping teachers and students update their knowledge, facilitating self-study, and enriching the curriculum. It describes how a school library is the center of learning and encourages innovation, while a classroom library provides convenient access to resources. Finally, it lists educational functions of libraries like supplementing classwork, developing reading habits, and improving performance in debates and competitions.
This document discusses the importance and organization of school and classroom libraries. It outlines the main objectives of organizing a library, which include helping teachers and students update their knowledge, facilitate self-study, enrich curricular experiences, and enable meaningful participation in discussions and projects. School libraries are central to learning and encourage innovation, curiosity, and problem solving. Classroom libraries provide similar benefits on a smaller scale by giving students convenient access to books and resources. Proper selection of books, reference materials, periodicals, and efficient management are important for running an effective school or classroom library.
1) The document discusses the features, significance, and organization of a social science library. It outlines the various resources that should be included, such as books, periodicals, newspapers, and internet access.
2) The social science library serves several important functions, like developing reading habits, providing up-to-date information, and helping students with projects and assignments. It aims to stimulate intellectual curiosity and help students engage in self-study.
3) A variety of book and non-book resources are recommended, including text books, reference materials, unit booklets, magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers. Proper utilization of the resources involves teaching students to locate relevant materials and giving assignments that require investigation of multiple
The document discusses school libraries and classroom libraries. It explains that libraries are important for providing resources to support education and developing reading habits in students. A library supplies materials to supplement classroom learning, help students study independently, and enrich their educational experiences. Both school libraries and smaller classroom libraries provide benefits by giving students convenient access to books and other materials. The document also outlines objectives and functions of organizing libraries in schools.
1. The document discusses school libraries and classroom libraries, their importance and functions. It explains that libraries are valuable educational resources that help supplement classroom learning, develop reading habits, and widen students' knowledge.
2. School libraries are described as intellectual centers that provide a variety of learning resources and experiences for teachers and students. Classroom libraries provide similar benefits on a smaller scale by giving students convenient access to books.
3. The educational functions of libraries include supplementing classwork, helping students learn independently, improving skills like comprehension and vocabulary, and supporting activities like debates. Overall, libraries are portrayed as important academic supports for education.
The document discusses the importance of libraries in schools. It notes that libraries provide resources and materials beyond textbooks to help students develop independent thinking. Libraries contain general collections for all subjects as well as departmental libraries for specific subjects like social science. They serve students by clarifying doubts and exposing them to new exercises, while also helping teachers with curriculum development and selection of supplementary books. Libraries function as resource centers providing teaching aids and serving the entire school community. Overall, libraries play a key role in education by supplementing classroom teaching and helping students complete assignments.
1. The document discusses the importance of libraries and access to information for children's education and development. It outlines the role of school and classroom libraries, as well as science libraries, in fostering reading habits and cultivating curiosity in students.
2. Different types of search tools for finding information online are described, including web search engines, meta search engines, directories, and specialty search services that access hidden web content. Determining the authorship and reliability of online information sources is also highlighted.
3. Creating well-planned library programs and properly implementing class library activities can help make students lifelong learners and achieve educational goals.
The document discusses the importance of teachers, libraries, and museums in education. It outlines the objectives of establishing a school library, such as creating interest in subjects and developing critical thinking. Effective organization of the library depends on the librarian, teachers, location, and quality of books. A museum provides hands-on learning experiences and makes social science topics more engaging. The document provides guidance on setting up and maintaining an effective library and museum to supplement classroom learning.
The document discusses the importance of social science libraries in schools. It notes that classroom teaching leaves gaps that can be addressed through independent study using good books available in the library. An effective social science library not only supports student learning but also helps teachers stay updated in their subject knowledge. The document recommends that schools have both a general library and a separate social science library to provide better resources. It also provides guidance on the types of materials that should be included, such as textbooks, reference books, source materials, and books for enjoyment. Overall, the document emphasizes that a strong library is crucial for both teaching and learning social science.
The document discusses the importance of a science library for a school. It notes that a science library should be well-equipped and serve as a place for independent student work and further study. A well-organized science library can develop scientific attitudes, knowledge, and interest among both students and teachers. It should contain books on popular science, textbooks, and materials that inspire learning. The library needs to be properly maintained with adequate space, ventilation, and seating. It serves to supplement classroom teaching and foster reading skills in pupils.
This document discusses the role and importance of school libraries. It defines what a library and school library are, including that a school library supports the curriculum and provides access to information. It describes the organization of a school library and how it functions, including sections for different media and the librarian's role. A section also discusses the importance and organization of a science library as part of the school's resources.
This document discusses the role and organization of school libraries. It defines a school library as a place within a school where students, staff, and parents can access resources like books, periodicals, and digital media. An effective school library supports the curriculum, provides equal access to information, and serves as a learning lab. It also discusses how school libraries are organized, including their location, collection quality, and classification of resources. The document emphasizes that a well-organized library is crucial to fulfilling its educational aims.
The document discusses a science library, including its organization and maintenance. It describes how a science library is an essential part of education that provides resources beyond textbooks. A science library needs to include books on various science topics to develop students' interests and supplement classroom learning. It should be properly organized and maintained by selecting recent and diverse reading materials at a range of levels.
This document discusses the significance and organization of a science library. It defines a library and explains that a science library is an essential facility for effective science teaching and learning. It provides guidelines for organizing a science library, including classifying books, furnishing the space, and management. The teacher's role is to recommend books, promote reading, and encourage library use. Maintaining a science library provides students with knowledge sources and helps develop good reading habits.
A science library holds materials that support the study of fields like physics, chemistry, biology and environmental science. The objectives of a science library are to provide information to help update scientific knowledge, enrich curricular experiences, and develop a scientific attitude among students. A science library should be organized with sections for different topics, books on scientists' lives, and resources like textbooks, periodicals, and pamphlets. It should also provide space for reading, a bulletin board for science news, and be open everyday with a librarian present.
The document discusses the importance of a social science library in schools. It notes that the library is the storehouse of knowledge and intellectual center of the school. A social science library is crucial as the subject requires supplemental reading for both teachers and students. It is important that students learn techniques for quickly locating relevant reference materials. Assignments should require students to investigate multiple resources to arrive at independent conclusions and enrich their knowledge. An effective social science library contains both book and non-book resources to present different perspectives and supplement textbooks with current information from periodicals, newspapers, and the internet. The library brings a dynamic source of ideas and plays an integral role in making social science a living discipline.
A school library serves as the center for resources used in the school's curriculum. It provides both group and individual learning opportunities focused on intellectual content, information literacy, and learners. A good school library needs a qualified librarian who can guide students to select suitable materials and maintain organization. It also requires a peaceful environment conducive to study with a collection of books, periodicals, and other materials systematically organized by subject. School libraries continue to add value by providing equitable access to information resources despite the rise of internet-based information.
(327663795) importance of school library and organisation ranjithkumarbs
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The document discusses the importance of school libraries and their organization. It notes that school libraries serve as learner-oriented spaces that support and extend the school's curriculum. They provide resources and access to information for students, staff, and parents. The library needs a qualified librarian to properly maintain resources and guide students. It also requires organization systems to efficiently store and locate materials, which are divided into subject-focused departments overseen by both professional librarians and paraprofessionals. While internet access provides information, school libraries continue to be important spaces that support focused learning and study.
The document discusses the purpose and functions of school libraries. School libraries aim to ensure all students, staff, and parents have equal access to books, reading materials, information, and technology resources. They serve as learning laboratories that support and extend the school's curriculum. School librarians collaborate with teachers to provide educational opportunities and help students access information for schoolwork and independent learning. An effective school library requires resources like books, media, computers, and a librarian to guide students.
The document is a quiz about the parts of the cell. It asks questions to identify organelles like the vacuole, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, mitochondria, chloroplasts, and ribosomes. It also asks about the location and functions of these organelles, such as the vacuole being responsible for digestion, ribosomes making proteins, and the golgi apparatus processing and exporting proteins.
Sukanya discusses the structure of a cell. A cell has a nucleus which controls cell activities and is essential for reproduction. A cell contains organelles like mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi bodies, and lysosomes. The most abundant organelle in a cell is the endoplasmic reticulum. Understanding its complex functions is key to appreciating the cell.
Air pollution comes from both natural and human-made sources. Some key human-made sources include the burning of fossil fuels for power, heat and transportation, industrial processes, and agriculture. This introduces harmful pollutants like particulate matter, sulfur and nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, and volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere. Air pollution in high amounts can cause adverse health effects like heart and lung disease and cancer. It is also a major environmental concern as it contributes to issues like acid rain and climate change.
Air pollution can have significant negative health effects and is caused by a variety of natural and man-made sources. It involves the introduction of harmful substances like particulate matter, biological molecules, and gases into the atmosphere. Both outdoor air pollution from sources such as transportation, industry, agriculture, and indoor air pollution from sources like building materials and cooking can damage human health. Long-term exposure to air pollutants is linked to increased risk of diseases such as heart disease, lung cancer, and stroke as well as premature death. Reducing air pollution involves regulating emission sources and exposing populations to lower pollution levels.
Database population in Odoo 18 - Odoo slidesCeline George
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In this slide, well discuss the database population in Odoo 18. In Odoo, performance analysis of the source code is more important. Database population is one of the methods used to analyze the performance of our code.
APM People Interest Network Conference 2025
- Autonomy, Teams and Tension
- Oliver Randall & David Bovis
- Own Your Autonomy
Oliver Randall
Consultant, Tribe365
Oliver is a career project professional since 2011 and started volunteering with APM in 2016 and has since chaired the People Interest Network and the North East Regional Network. Oliver has been consulting in culture, leadership and behaviours since 2019 and co-developed HPTM速an off the shelf high performance framework for teams and organisations and is currently working with SAS (Stellenbosch Academy for Sport) developing the culture, leadership and behaviours framework for future elite sportspeople whilst also holding down work as a project manager in the NHS at North Tees and Hartlepool Foundation Trust.
David Bovis
Consultant, Duxinaroe
A Leadership and Culture Change expert, David is the originator of BTFA and The Dux Model.
With a Masters in Applied Neuroscience from the Institute of Organisational Neuroscience, he is widely regarded as the Go-To expert in the field, recognised as an inspiring keynote speaker and change strategist.
He has an industrial engineering background, majoring in TPS / Lean. David worked his way up from his apprenticeship to earn his seat at the C-suite table. His career spans several industries, including Automotive, Aerospace, Defence, Space, Heavy Industries and Elec-Mech / polymer contract manufacture.
Published in Londons Evening Standard quarterly business supplement, James Caans Your business Magazine, Quality World, the Lean Management Journal and Cambridge Universities PMA, he works as comfortably with leaders from FTSE and Fortune 100 companies as he does owner-managers in SMEs. He is passionate about helping leaders understand the neurological root cause of a high-performance culture and sustainable change, in business.
Session | Own Your Autonomy The Importance of Autonomy in Project Management
#OwnYourAutonomy is aiming to be a global APM initiative to position everyone to take a more conscious role in their decision making process leading to increased outcomes for everyone and contribute to a world in which all projects succeed.
We want everyone to join the journey.
#OwnYourAutonomy is the culmination of 3 years of collaborative exploration within the Leadership Focus Group which is part of the APM People Interest Network. The work has been pulled together using the 5 HPTM速 Systems and the BTFA neuroscience leadership programme.
https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/apm-people-network/about/
Useful environment methods in Odoo 18 - Odoo 際際滷sCeline George
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In this slide well discuss on the useful environment methods in Odoo 18. In Odoo 18, environment methods play a crucial role in simplifying model interactions and enhancing data processing within the ORM framework.
Research & Research Methods: Basic Concepts and Types.pptxDr. Sarita Anand
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This ppt has been made for the students pursuing PG in social science and humanities like M.Ed., M.A. (Education), Ph.D. Scholars. It will be also beneficial for the teachers and other faculty members interested in research and teaching research concepts.
How to Configure Flexible Working Schedule in Odoo 18 EmployeeCeline George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to configure flexible working schedule in Odoo 18 Employee module. In Odoo 18, the Employee module offers powerful tools to configure and manage flexible working schedules tailored to your organization's needs.
APM People Interest Network Conference 2025
-Autonomy, Teams and Tension: Projects under stress
-Tim Lyons
-The neurological levels of
team-working: Harmony and tensions
With a background in projects spanning more than 40 years, Tim Lyons specialised in the delivery of large, complex, multi-disciplinary programmes for clients including Crossrail, Network Rail, ExxonMobil, Siemens and in patent development. His first career was in broadcasting, where he designed and built commercial radio station studios in Manchester, Cardiff and Bristol, also working as a presenter and programme producer. Tim now writes and presents extensively on matters relating to the human and neurological aspects of projects, including communication, ethics and coaching. He holds a Masters degree in NLP, is an NLP Master Practitioner and International Coach. He is the Deputy Lead for APMs People Interest Network.
Session | The Neurological Levels of Team-working: Harmony and Tensions
Understanding how teams really work at conscious and unconscious levels is critical to a harmonious workplace. This session uncovers what those levels are, how to use them to detect and avoid tensions and how to smooth the management of change by checking you have considered all of them.
SOCIAL CHANGE(a change in the institutional and normative structure of societ...DrNidhiAgarwal
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This PPT is showing the effect of social changes in human life and it is very understandable to the students with easy language.in this contents are Itroduction, definition,Factors affecting social changes ,Main technological factors, Social change and stress , what is eustress and how social changes give impact of the human's life.
Prelims of Kaun TALHA : a Travel, Architecture, Lifestyle, Heritage and Activism quiz, organized by Conquiztadors, the Quiz society of Sri Venkateswara College under their annual quizzing fest El Dorado 2025.
How to Modify Existing Web Pages in Odoo 18Celine George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to modify existing web pages in Odoo 18. Web pages in Odoo 18 can also gather user data through user-friendly forms, encourage interaction through engaging features.
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THEORETICAL BASIS OF NATURAL SCIENCE EDUCATION
ASSIGNMENT
TOPIC: SCIENCE LIBRARY
Submitted to,
Mrs.Sushama prabha
Lecturer of Natural science
Submitted by,
Sukanya .U.S
Roll No: 41
Christ Nagar College Of Education
Submitted on,
16-6-2014(Monday)
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INDEX
SL NO. CONTENT PAGE NUMBER
1 Introduction 3
2 Science library 4-5
3 Advantages 5
4 Importance of
science library
6-7
5 Types of resources 8-9
6 Organisation 9-11
7 Conclution 11
8 Reference 12
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INTRODUCTION
Science library is an essential part of the equipment.
Pupils must read extra books other than text books for gaining
general knowledge. The library books supplement what has
been taught in the class. The books must be such as to
provoke thinking and discussion to develop interest in matters
of science to stimulate further reading to help to articulate
and elucidate scientific concepts and problems to suggest
further problems and to give insight in to social implications
and contributions of science.
There must be books on various branches of science, on
invention and discoveries, biographies, on hobbies, reference
books and books on methods. The books must be accurate and
authoritative. It is the reading habit developed in the school
that enables them to understand and appreciate scientific
articles appearing in magazines and newspaper. Without an
adequate library, modern methods like Dalton plan, project
method, supervised study and others will become almost
impossible. The science library should be attached to the
science department.
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SCIENCE LIBRARY
It is an accepted fact that a science library is an essential
ingredient of good science teaching and effective learning. In
the classroom pupils get fragments of knowledge, which help
them to get through the examinations. But the school should
not aim merely at preparing pupils for examinations; its
objectives are to widen the outlook of the students, and to
instill in them a love for extra reading. A text books conveys
pieces of information and knowledge in a specific way. A
growing mind cannot remain confined to the textbook
knowledge and classroom teaching. This pertinent need to
satisfied by libraries. Hence the library is an important
instrument of education. It is always better to have a science
library besides the general library in every school. Science
library provides a readymade handy collection of well selected
books suited to the requirement of particular age level and
standard. The science teacher can make use of these books for
supervised study and reading room periods. One of the
important recommendations made by the Secondary
Education Commission was that every school should have
subject libraries which are under the charge of subject
teachers. It was felt that subject teachers can enrich their
teaching making use of small collections of books on their on
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subjects. A science library should be an essential part of each
school which undertake science teaching.
An explosion has occurred in scientific knowledge in the
recent past the teachers find it difficult to keep themselves
equipped with the newest knowledge in the subjects. For
acquainting himself with such a knowledge he needs a good
science library where from he can find out at least and new
books to update his knowledge. He can then recommend some
books to his students and may encourage them to acquire the
habit of extending and supplementing their knowledge by
making proper use of school library. Science library thus is a
wonderful teaching aid. By reading extra books students can
get a good deal of general knowledge which he may not get if
he depends entirely on the classroom teaching.
ADVANTAGES OF SCIENCE LIBRARY
Encourages reading habits in pupils.
Develops in pupils the ability to learn from books, when
left to themselves.
Breaks the rigidity of the timetable.
Promotes self reliance and self learning.
Provides opportunities for social training.
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IMPORTANCE OF SCIENCE LIBRARY
As is said, Reading make the full man, the importance
of books is quite evident. Not only are they the vital forces of
acquiring knowledge but they also act as great friends and
companions in times of need. We get pleasure, peace ,
consolation, strength, courage, ready advice and knowledge
from books. Great mines may exhaust, cities may perish and
kingdoms may be swept away-even man may weep at his
mortal destruction, but the external body of thought that his
hidden in the shape of a book will exist for all times. Good
books to the young mind are like the warm sun and refreshing
rains to the seeds.
As our aim today is not only to educate the child formally,
but also to make him useful and good citizen of the state,
libraries are essential. They will improve his mutual faculties,
inspire his spiritual qualities and thus build and develop the
whole personality of child.
LOCATIONS
i. The science library should generally be located in a
corner of the classroom or in the laboratory part of
the room.
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ii. It is more advantageous to have a library in each
science rooms rather than to have facility
concentrated in one room.
FURNISING CLASSROOM LIBRARY
Sizable and attractive book shelves should be provided
for the books.
Open shelves invite learners to browse but a closed shelf
give more protection to books.
While planning the shelf space, thought should be given
to future space requirement.
Inclined shelving especially advantageous for the display
of magazines and pamphlets.
Filling cabinets may be provided for the storage of
pamphlets not in display.
A colorful bulletin board attracts pupils to the reading
area.
If there is table space for six or more pupils, reading
centre can be used for committee work.
The classroom library should have at least one table and
seven or eight chairs.
Provide internet facility in the library.
A Photostat machine should be there for students to take
copies of materials.
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TYPES OF RESOURCES FOR ACCESSING
INFORMATION: BOOK, NON-BOOK & WEB-RESOURCES
BOOKS
Books cover virtually any topic , fact or fiction. For
research purposes we will probably be looking for books that
synthesize all the information on the topic to support a
particular argument or thesis. Libraries organize and store
their book collections on shelves called stacks when looking
for lots of information on a topic to put your topic in context
with other important issues to find historical information to
find summaries of support an argument.
WEBSITE
The web allows us to access most type of information on
the internet through a browser. One of the main features of
the web is the ability to quickly link to other related
information. The web contains information beyond plan is
text, including sounds, images and video. The important thing
to do when using the information on the internet is to know
how to evaluate it.
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NON-BOOKS
A newspaper is a collection of articles about current
events usually published daily. Since there is at least one in
every city, it is a great source for local information.
ORGANISATION
Following are the essential points to be taken in to
consideration while organizing a science library for the school.
Science library should form a separate part of the
general library of the school. If a separate room is not
available, a big almirah having shelves, in one corner of
science room may be used for the purpose.
While teaching in the class the teacher should suggest
certain books to be consulted. The practical
demonstration given by the teacher for consulting the
books can be more helpful.
Measures should be taken to encourage a love for
reading among the students. They should be asked to
collect their own views and remarks from the books and
read by them, and inferences drawn by them should be
published in the science magazine of the school.
Financial position and better accommodation are the
essential features to be considered. The amount used
for the purpose can be utilized either from science grant
or from other school funds.
10. Science library should be divided in to different sections.
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Textbooks
Organic Chemistry I.L.Finar
Inspirational Books
Wonders of electricity
Marvels of chemistry
Romance of physics
Background books
The story of man
The story of pencillin
The story of earth
The story of moon
Reference books
Dictionary of science
Encyclopedia of science
History of science
Tables of constants
Experimental books
A hook of experiments
Chemistry of experiments at home
Popular science books
Popular mechanics
Popular chemistry
Teachers books
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Teaching of science
The scientific method
Science and life
UNESCO source book for science teaching
Science magazines
Science today, Science reporter, Vijnana
kairali, Sasthra keralam, Sasthragathi,
Sasthrapadam, Yojana, Scientific America, Eureka,
Electronics for you
A notice board may be made use of to suggest suitable
reference and reading material to put advertisement of
new books and magazines.
CONCLUSION
In the present educational set up the role of textbook is of
prime importance. However, we find that little attention is
paid to this important aspect of education. Most of the
textbooks in science are kept in the library. So library has a
major role in each school. Library is the source of
knowledge.
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REFERENCES
1. Teaching of science
-M.S.Yadav
2. Modern trends in science education
-Dr. T.T. Joseph
3. Science education
-Dr. K. Sivarajan
Prof. A. Faziluddin