Digital Time Capsules and Web Development
Digital Time Capsules
- What is the aim of the e-time capsule? Who will be your audience? (Pg. 40-41)
a) To create a time capsule in the form of a website with multimedia information and digital resources that reflect what life is like for people in your age group today.
b) Your completed website will be locked away for ten years until another group of students of your age can open it and look at how life might have changed.
Understanding HTML
- What is HTML Code? What do the letters HTML Stand for? (Pg.
Social Integration Programs for Disadvantaged Groups
Lines of Action for Social Integration
1. Craftsmen Network Program
This program offers a one-year scholarship for individuals undergoing treatment at drug rehabilitation centers. Participants attend a workshop to learn a trade, working up to 35 hours per week. During training, students receive a financial scholarship, and the craftsman-employer receives payment.
Objectives:
- Facilitate and enhance the social integration of individuals recovering from drug addiction.
- Facilitate the acquisition of knowledge
Biblical Hermeneutics: Principles and Application
Understanding Biblical Hermeneutics
Hermeneutics Defined: Comes from the Greek word hermeneuo, which means to interpret.
The Importance of Proper Biblical Interpretation
What happens when preachers and teachers ignore proper principles of Biblical Interpretation?
Why Jesus Used Parables
In Matthew 13, why did Jesus speak to the people in parables they could not clearly understand? Because they had not obeyed the old truth already given.
Maturity and Scriptural Understanding
What is the key to becoming
Read MoreResearch Methods: Qualitative, Quantitative, and More
Research Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative
There are two primary types of research:
- Qualitative: This involves fieldwork, but the definition of the number of persons to whom the instrument applies a rigorous process does not require, and the results obtained cannot be applied to the entire population.
- Quantitative: This uses a quantitative instrument, the application of which involves the determination of a sample by statistical methods, and the results are applicable to the entire population.
Secondary
Read MoreSystems Thinking: Feedback, Morphogenesis, and Complexity
Systems Thinking
Feedback
Feedback occurs when a system’s outputs influence its inputs. This allows the system to control itself and make corrections based on the feedback received.
Negative feedback occurs when goals remain constant, but behavior or actions change over time.
Positive feedback occurs when behavior or actions remain constant, but goals are modified.
Divergent Systems
Divergent systems, also known as morphogenesis, exhibit positive feedback amplification.
Morphogenesis
Complex systems can
Read MoreUnderstanding Organizational Theories and Principles
The Scientific School of Labor
This school of thought was initiated by F.W. Taylor, who applied scientific methods to the organization of work. Scientific management of labor leads to the following conclusions:
- Apply a scientific method to the study of each element of human labor.
- Foster cooperation and partnership to develop the work as a team.
- Provide adequate remuneration.
- Divide work between workers and management.
The goal is to investigate the relationships that can result in maximum production
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