Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background This dissertation studies the MTEF (Medium Term Expenditure Framework) reform in Bangladesh. The MTEF was introduced in 4 ministries including Ministry of Education from 2005-06, named as MTBF 1 (Medium Term Budgetary Framework). In the following year it included Ministry of Primary and Mass Education and Ministry of Health and […]
Chapter 1 Introduction Health carers working in Malta are expected to work towards a patient-centred care and to communicate and collaborate in multidisciplinary teams even if they lack sufficient basic knowledge on the role of every team member. Sacco (2008) stated that there has to be effective team-working, communication and collaboration between professions for patients […]
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Get startedSimulation Introduction “Clinical simulation is pretending for the purpose of improving behaviors for someone else’s benefit (Kyle & Murray, 2008, p.xxiv).” All respiratory therapists are trained to manage the airway of an unconscious patient. Endotracheal intubation is the most effective method of securing the airway but is a complex psychomotor skill requiring much practice. Historically, […]
Chapter 2. Background and Related Work Introduction During the last decade the amount of literature published in the field of eLearning has grown noticeably, as has the diversity in attitudes and viewpoints of people who work on this subject. The general background presented here with regard to eLearning includes the definition, details of different types […]
The Potential of ICT Supporting Pupils with Special Educational Needs Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is the use of computers in education and offers enormous potential to teachers and pupils. There is a growing number of consistent evidence which shows that ICT can and does improve learning outcomes, particularly in the […]
The relationship between poverty and childhood wellbeing in Great Britain Introduction This paper explores the relationship between childhood well-being and poverty. Using structural equation modelling a multidimensional picture of child well-being is developed which is linked to previous work on multidimensional poverty indicators at household level (Tomlinson et al. forthcoming). Following a brief literature review […]
The teaching of music in Primary Schools is an area of education that has seen dramatic changes in the last few decades. From a situation where music teaching was almost non-existent in some schools, and where in others young children were frequently alienated from music by being banned from choirs or told they were ‘tone-deaf’, […]
CHAPTER1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of study Generally, the issues of Subjective Well-being (SWB) is always be discussed and highlighted. A lot of social psychologists and behavioral psychologists have been put their attention into the studies of a SWB. Seligman (2002) posited that SWB has sparked interest among the researches in the field of social science. […]
1.) Introduction Translating texts requires skill, ability on the part of a translator in understanding the terms used in the source language (SL). As experts have pointed out, translation does not fully transfer the meaning of the terms from the SL toward the target language (TL) in which the texts are being translated. But in […]
Abstract Over the course of the last hundred years, business has transformed the world. It has been a driving force in shaping society and the catalyst behind extraordinary economic growth and opportunity. MBA or Master of Business Administration is believed to be one of the coveted qualifications across the globe. Graduates from all fields aspire […]
Evaluating the Use of Al-Ain University Library in Abu Dhabi and its services: Introduction The purpose of the institution of higher education library is to prop up the educational programmes of the academia by on condition that significant information so as to take action to the mounting information burden of the users who encompass the […]
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION This chapter provides the overview of this research project. The project problem statement, objectives of research, the scope of the project and significance of the project are clearly discussed in this chapter. 1.1Background of Research Industrial training is a program that refers to the placement of students in the industry to gain […]
Dell Computers is one of the worlds top PC makers and the worlds #1 direct-sale computer vendor. It was founded by Michael Dell who is also the CEO of this company. “Dell designs, develops, manufactures, markets, sells, and supports a range of computer systems and services that are customized to individual customer requirements” (“Business Summary,” […]
HOW TO WRITE A BUSINESS ESSAY Introduction Business Essays cover a variety of subjects. You could be asked to provide Essays on areas as diverse as finance, marketing, corporate ethics, leadership, human resources, production, product development and a wide range of other topics. Essays also take many forms. Your tutor, examiner, university entrance assessor, boss […]
TASK 1 Question 1: Comparison of Modes of Enquiry. A set of multiple elements that are attached and dependent on one another is called a system. An enquiry system is used to determine different elements in a system i.e. Information System. The goal of a system can be achieved by breaking down a complex system […]
CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY Sample The present study was an investigation into student banking arrangements at four major banks- HSBC, Lloyd’s plc, Barclays and NatWest- in the Newcastle area, and recommendations as to which provided the best services to international students. A sample of 200 subjects, ranging from the ages of 16 to 29 years, was […]
LANGUAGE OF THE TIMSS – LIKE TEST AND STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN GENERAL SCIENCE Abstract – This study aimed to identify the effect of language used in the TIMSS-like test and the science vocabulary test towards students’ performance in General Science. Two instruments were used to generate the data and from which the results were […]
2.5 – Why Knowledge management is so important? Knowledge as a resource causes huge misunderstanding for economists, because unlike the physical commodities, it is the only resource which increased returns as it is used rather than reduced or diminished over time (Clarke, T. 2001). Knowledge may be costly to generate but there is modest cost […]
Entrepreneurship and Innovation in spin-off companies Introduction The materialization of today’s entrepreneurial universities is associated with the perceived increase on importance of skills/knowledge in regional and national innovation systems, as well as the belief that university is an instrument for creative innovation and technology and knowledge transfer. Modern universities have a paramount role in adding […]
The entrepreneur is an individual who introduces something new in the economy- a new production method, a new product, a new source of raw material, a new market etc.       -(Joseph Schumpeter,1934) An entrepreneur is the one who always searches for change, responds to it and exploits it as an opportunity. Innovation is a specific tool by […]
Systems’ Thinking Theory & Practice Table of Contents Question 1…………………………………………………………………………………….3 Spray diagram………………………………………………………………………3 Closed loop control model diagram……………………………………….4 1. Learning disabilities………………………………………………………….5 2. How a split between espoused theory and theory in use can affect organizational learning…………………………………………………………..7 3. Five disciplines discussed by Taggart for overcoming the learning disabilities………..…………………………………………….……………………8 4. Principles of Systems thinking, its role and […]
Strategic formulation is the process of determining appropriate courses of action for achieving organisational objectives and thereby accomplishing organisational purpose. In a business context, it means what are the products and services the organisation will deliver, what type of market they will entry, which capabilities are required, how will they allocate the resources, and what […]
Effective innovation can help organization to transform poor businesses into world great leaders. The ability of the organizations to manage innovation is a key step towards the organization competence in the environment. In today’s era organizations are required to keep tools that can help organization for the relationship and knowledge exchange of innovation not only […]
The University of Sydney (UoS) is a research- intensive university in the top tier tertiary education sector and is the oldest University in Australia, being founded in 1850. Strategic Plan aspirations are 1,5,40, which is to be recognised as number one in Australia, ranked in the top five in the Asia-Pacific and ranked in the […]
1. How Does Ben’s Age Affect His Decision To Get An MBA? Age is one of the most important factors one has to look at when a person decides to do its master or not. At the moment, Ben’s annual salary of $50,000 and his current savings might be too small to prepare him for […]
Financial literacy is the ability to understand finance. More specifically, it refers to the set of skills and knowledge that allow an individual to make informed and effective decisions through their understanding of finances.[1] By contrast, raising interest in personal finance is now a focus of state-run programs in countries including Australia, Japan, the United Statesand the UK.[2] Personal finance is to financial […]
The data suggests that the distribution of percentage Alumni donation rate is normally distributed with estimated mean of 29 and standard deviation of 13.44. Scatter plot of Alumni giving rate and Graduation rate. The plot suggests a statistically significant [F(1,46) = 61.3, P < .001) positive correlation of .756 between graduation rate and alumni donation […]
CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION: A PROBABLE SOLUTION TO ISSUES IN GLOBAL LEGAL EDUCATION “…the rigid demarcation between the ‘academic’ and vocational’ stages needs to disappear; what is required is a new partnership between the universities and the professional bodies at all stages of legal education and training.†(ACLEC, 1996) Introduction Education is not simply about training […]
Garba v.University of Maiduguri with Disciplinary issues in Tertiary Institutions Introduction A watershed moment in the landscape of the nation’s judicial decisions took place in the last century in the case of Garba v.University of Maiduguri[1] Where the Supreme Court laid down a marker in respect of disciplinary issues in our tertiary institutions, and […]
In the 18th-19th centuries, industrialisation caused some serious changes in the lives of people (Knight, 2009). In the UK, for instance, industrialisation significantly decreased the schools’ provision of outdoor activities. However, such educators as Friedrich Froebel, Margaret McMillan and Maria Montessori contributed much to the revival of interest in outdoor play. Due to their efforts, […]
