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    Summary In the video “Changing paradigms of education”, the narrator Ken Robinson talks about the current education system, the problems associated with it and the potentially damaging consequences that it renders. He also analyses how we can revolutionize the system in order to bring about better learning. He starts off by saying that every country is bringing about changes in its education system which is a dire need of today because the education system is more like a factory line…

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    An Influence Never Forgotten Regardless of age or ethnicity, at some point during life, most people read and even quote Shakespeare. Through his writing, Shakespeare shaped many areas of modern life including speech, future writers, and standards of entertainment. His impacted the English language tremendously, coining many common phrases which people use in everyday language. In addition to this huge contribution on languages, Shakespeare created a well known style of sonnet which many poets…

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    based standard for WLANs to succeed the 802.11n standard, and a lot of attention and effort was devoted to this activity. However, it was soon realized that the 60 GHz standard is not likely to be an evolutionary move and, therefore, a parallel standardization effort in the 5 GHz band was started to address this intention. As a result, two 802.11 standards , known as 802.11ac and 802.11ad, that address physical layer upgrades exist. However, 802.11ac & 802.11ad is now accepted as the…

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    Acid Base Titration

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    between the acid and base into salt to go to completion. By titrating an unknown concentration of acid or base with a known concentration of acid or base, you can calculate properties such as the concentration and pKa of the analyte. During the standardization part of this reaction, we are adding Sodium Hydroxide, NaOH to a solution…

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    from generation to generation, as they are forms of tradition. In contrast the colonial project in India rejected Burke’s organic view of rights and society and instead invented, preserved and gendered aspects of tradition. This resulted in the standardization of culture and tradition,…

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    no surprise that the rigorous Common Core standards require just as rigorous testing to ensure that students and teachers are keeping up with their curriculum. VanTassel-Baska tells readers that they should constantly be wary of educational standardization versus personal variations. (61) The amount of testing and the lack of personalization (especially when talking about ELA) is concerning to a lot of teachers and parents. This cold environment can be detrimental to the creativity of some…

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    helpful, performance or merit pay is actually detrimental to schools and students for several reasons: 1) teachers would spend less time personalising the curriculum and use that time teaching only what lessons they need to teach according to standardization 2) teachers may not want to teach struggling students 3) teachers would have a harder time helping more advanced students learn at school 4) students’ scores and performance may not accurately represent how well a teacher teaches 5) teachers…

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    also increased the number of paper work, labor and time and cost. In order to correct this many health organizations outsourced the task of medical information to a growing industry of companies who help comply with HIPAA laws. As stated before standardization of information was a goal under HIPAA and play a connecting role with electronic health records (EHR). One of the ways to address the disadvantages of HIPAA was the use of EHR easing the use, storing, processing and sharing of medical…

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    Disadvantages Of EHR

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    They also enhanced security protection and safety because of data consolidation. The negatives of EHRs include potential privacy threats, lack of standardization because EHRs is a new concept with enormous implementation costs, and loss of human oversight. This new creation makes a case for the EHRs to guarantee patient safety and productivity of medical personnel. This new creation will also turn to high…

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    changing them (Carpenter & Dunung, 2012). This approach will keep manufacturing costs to a minimum. If the company had to create new products for each market, it would lose its advantage to offer low prices. It is important to understand product standardization does not include…

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