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    There are different skills possessed by people working in a hotel, and it also depends on the designation. Like for example for a Chef position, the chef should oversee food production at places where food is served. They might work in restaurants, private homes, or hotels. Chefs are responsible for directing the cooking staff and making numerous decisions related to everything from food production to administrative issues. Chefs have to develop a variety of skills, ranging from hard skills…

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    If you are looking for a career that you can enter quickly and that will provide you with a challenging work environment and a nice salary, you may want to consider becoming an administrative medical assistant. Administrative medical assistants are trained professionals working in a role that requires them to provide customer service when working with patients, as well as administrative support for medical facility staff. Administrative medical assistants are responsible for managing the front…

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    being hired right out of university. It benefits you in various ways, ranging from knowing the language to help communicate with others, to having a successful and well paying job. Science proves that learning another language also improves your multitasking skills and improves your memory. In New Brunswick, one of the francophone regions of canada, reports state that the bilingual workforce is the key reason why the province attracts a lot of corporate players (The benefits of being…

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    There were studies that researched how they could help students with a reading based learning disability the goal for the students was for them to become more efficient in their areas of struggle by including the extra help they need in the social studies classroom. One took place in a middle school where mostly eighth graders were studied. This particular age group normally takes classes like U.S, State and World History as per their states Social Studies standard.(Site) this class can be…

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    Since the begging of the golden age of television we have used the news as our main source of information gathering. For example, we use the news in our daily life from getting us to work the fastest way to hearing opinions on how Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are doing in the upcoming election. Since then many people have been discussing how we are affected by the media from how accurate the information is, how we receive the information and whether or not we are getting all the information.…

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    just sitting in a classroom and having others around me to help which can also make me lazy and not learn anything. I love online learning it teaches you many things that you would have to do throughout life, such as time management, focusing, multitasking, reading on your own, and also doing the work on your own. It is a way better choice to me. However, in the classroom it can be easy but not…

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    detrimental to learning. In fact, a study done by Beland and Murphy showed that students using a cell phone while listening to lecture is harming students’ ability to learn. Furthermore, their grades go up by a full 2 percentage points if this multitasking is put…

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    In "Attention Deficit: the Brain Syndrome of Our Era" Richard Restak examines the brain 's ability to multitask and the consequences of multitasking. Restak states that our brains respond to all the technology around us such as television, movies, cell phones, e-mail, and the Internet. He claims that our brains are changing its organization and functions because of the modern world such as technology. The changes of the brain can be considered as both good and bad, but considering the future, I…

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    the LGBTQ community and are more liberal. Their morals are based on change for the better in a world filled with increasing diversity. Millennials view marriage and parenthood as more important than careers and success. They are more confident in multitasking and balancing out their work and marriage. Millennials, both men and women, want to become successful in their marriage life with a happy and accepting family, but also, thrive in climbing up the ladder and being innovators. Being the…

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    rated video games. These games may be enjoyable and entertaining, however, violent video games can have a negative effect on young children throughout their lives. Some video games may have a positive effect on the children’s problem solving and multitasking abilities, but the violent video games we see today have a greater impact…

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