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- 891: Influences of Chinese Culture
- ... as a cult in which followers sought immortality through magic and experimentation in alchemy.4 Lao Zi composed a 5,000-character text of the Dao de Jing which provided the basic source of Daoist teaching. Daoism emphasizes nature and achievement of harmony with it while Confucianism advocates the pursuit of knowledge to attain virtue and hence the path or way (dao) to happiness, it suggested quite different, relaxed conformity to ...
- 892: GI Joe As A Role Model
- ... 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 ...
- 893: Theories of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Julian Rotter's Locus Reinforecement Control
- ... place for me. I have a place and a family that has taught me rules and discipline, which will stay with me for the rest of my life. Simple rules of safety whether it be teaching a child to fend for themselves helps build character. Belonging and love needs is the third stage. This covers relationship with family, and friends. I have a close relations with my parents and my brother ...
- 894: Philosophy Statement
- ... onto paper. A thought that exists unrelated to design--that no amount of design education can inform. A school intended to civilize children as noble people of a community by feeding them excellent food and teaching decorum and tradition would be a very different building than a place where students are briefed with information and prepared to be skilled components. Hospital buildings designed from the outset on the philosophy of healing ...
- 895: The Dangerous Opportunity: Community Based, Crisis Intervention
- ... left with unresolved feelings. Three additional steps are thus suggested. The fourth step is a symptom phase where symptoms are explored and either normalized or assessed for further intervention. The fifth stage is that of teaching involving coping strategies for resolution of the crisis. Finally the sixth stage involves a re entry phase where follow up may be allowed or other services are explored for future planning. Cognitive behavioral therapy has ...
- 896: MEDLINE
- ... subscriptions to MEDLINE through OVID or SILVERPLATTER when PUBMED was introduced. But it is easy to see that free Medline doesn't replace "professional" interfaces, which remain essential in health care research, critical care, and teaching. In the meantime, it will be important to continue to train the health professional community in medical informatics generally, both through continuing education of current professionals and innovative programs to reach students. Training of medical ...
- 897: Violence In Hockey
- ... be the toughest in the league."(Samuelson, Karl p.28) says Probert. Some players fight often because it's all they know how to do. They are vicious players trying to defend a teammate or teaching an opponent some icely manners. Enforcers are usually used sparingly and at the coach's mercy. The only ice time they get is either skating to the penalty box or when the game needs to ...
- 898: Essay: Shakespeare’s Tragedy
- ... destruction of human goodness, purity, and even lives. Like in today’s society when two major companies’ are feuding together, something tragic must happen to both parties before any good comes out of the situation. Teaching children at a young age to work together and that we all are equal no matter what race, creed, color, religion, or name.
- 899: Claude Monet and His Painting
- ... however, was the commitment and intense dedication to their new approach to art. One which was eventually to be labelled ~impressionism. Gleyre was a very talented instructor and all his students benefitted from his persistent teaching methods. Monet remained at his studio for approximately two years. Throughout this time, Monet, R enoir, and Bazille made frequent trips to the nearby forest of Fontainbleau - located South-East of Paris. This forest had ...
- 900: Educating Rita – Coursework Piece
- ... and their ever changing relationship. It takes place in just one room at a redbrick university in “the North of England”. Frank is an English lecturer at the university. He takes on an Open University teaching course “to pay for the drink”. Rita is a mature student on the course. She is a 26 year-old working-class hairdresser who wants to learn “everything”. She wants “a better way of livin ...
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