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- 1361: Symbolic Features Of Gi Joe Fi
- ... time will tell. Sophisticated devices preparing children for their future have replaced the simple instruments of the eighties. A child s opportunity to express his/her imagination is being compromised for an early chance at teaching skills needed for the future. While this adds a very important concept to a children s maturity, it also takes some away. GI Joe s were an important part in the creative learning and imagination ...
- 1362: Standardizing The Mind
- ... subject. People don t naturally doubt their own abilities unless they get the impression that their work isn t on par with that of others, usually someone tells them this. By evaluating early we are teaching kids that they are only good at certain things. This can be a hard thing to shake even throughout a lifetime. I used to have the greatest problems with math; as far as I was ...
- 1363: Self-injurious Behaviour
- ... for the behaviour is self-stimulation, it may not be possible to remove the source of reinforcement. Modelling This is basically a method of therapy in which desirable behaviours are demonstrated as a way of teaching them to clients. Aversive conditioning This method employs classical conditioning principles to link physical or psychological discomfort with undesirable behaviours. An example of this by Bernstein et al(1994) is: Alcoholics might be allowed to ...
- 1364: Sufism
- ... through training under guidance. Since mysticism is connected with many other religions also, the Sufis had to be extremely careful to be under guidance at all times. They prefer the word guidance to the word teaching because they believe that the sought-after relationship with God can be reached only through personal experience. The original Sufis, though they seem far from the orthodox views, maintained a very close tie with original ...
- 1365: Stoicism And Epicureanism
- ... on their own self-discipline and without hope of reward or fear of punishment in another world. Stoics were known for their extreme sense of duty and their indifference to all pleasures. The Stoic ethical teaching, originated by the Greek philosopher Zeno, is based upon two principles; first, that the universe is governed by absolute law, which admits of no exceptions, and second, that the essential nature of humans is reason ...
- 1366: Stess And The Securities Indus
- ... great deal of time winning back the common investors that left after the crash of 1987 and wants to make sure they will not lose faith again. Therefore, firms have placed an increased emphasis on teaching their employees business ethics and backed this up with increased monitoring on trades. The company, for example, maintains two separate lists involving companies or transactions that could be used by insiders for possible illicit gain ...
- 1367: Sports And Society
- ... County Messenger). Parents and other relatives go to the youth events and behave like uneducated hoodlums; they curse like sailors, boo the opposing teams, and yell at the players and coaches. We should not be teaching our children and young adults that this is the proper way to behave at an event that is supposed to be enjoyable and fun. There are several reasons for why people behave the way they ...
- 1368: Something Wicked This Way Come
- ... well, within concern for nothing but truth can exist." [Brumbaugh 17] Plato once said. Starting the university gave them a place to learn and converse with other great minds of their time as well as teaching them knowledge you were not able to acquire anywhere else. [Brumbaugh 18] Plato was the first to do this. He was born in 427 BC and was a devoted disciple of Socrates. When Socrates was ...
- 1369: Solutions For Trash And Landfi
- ... they feel not enough people care so how could one person per one thousand make a difference. The answer is that is one person less creating a problem and a threat to our children, and teaching them in the right direction tomorrow. To find out if a landfill is sate in your community ask some questions. What are the limitations or restrictions in the permits under which the landfill operates? What ...
- 1370: Socrates
- Socrates was an ancient Greek thinker whose work proves a major turning point in Western Philosophy. He invented a method of teaching by asking questions, which was called the Socratic method. This method searched for definitions and turned Philosophy from the study of how things are to a consideration of the health of the human soul. Much ...
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