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    OJT PROGRAMS OF LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE TANAUAN: BASIS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN OJT MANUAL ALONA BALAHADIA-CABRERA Master in Business Administration (Thesis Program) 2012 INTRODUCTION Education has been regarded as a means toward economic stability and progress. The increase productivity of the workforce is due mainly to the increase in the education and training of the people. The success and development of the country would greatly depend in the productivity of its human resources – which

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    Improving Higher Education

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    Improving Higher Education Cost Efficiency with Technology and Program Accountability Executive Summary: In the last two decades college costs have risen by 429 percent‚ a rate higher than the increase rate for health care (Sheets‚ 2012). To encourage colleges to increase value and efficiency‚ the government is offering $55 million in grant money to colleges which can reduce costs for students (Cooper‚ 2012). In the past twenty years‚ cost reduction solutions have overlooked factors that have prevented

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    professional status on teachers in the Further Education (FE) sector. The paper will examine current policy before going on to discuss; professionalism‚ continued professional development (CPD)‚ the importance of reflective practice as a professional attribute and impact on teaching. The assignment will also discuss own personal development making reference to subject specialism. Finally professionalism in the sector will be evaluated. Historically Further Education (FE) Colleges were once far removed from

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    Misconception of Higher Education College will forever convey a certain image in our minds. One of which depicts a large campus with well-manicured grasslands‚ large antiqued buildings‚ and the hustle‚ and bustle of youthful students. As time and technology progresses‚ this is an image that’s rapidly becoming a thing of the past. More students or adults are considering other alternatives for higher education such as online studies. Unfortunately this new found way of learning comes with major ridicule

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    Roles of Higher Education

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    Roles of Higher Education Higher Education in today’s world can mean many things; to some it is self-improvement‚ job insurance‚ a development of character‚ social improvement and to many it may just be an experience worth paying for. Whatever it may be the pursuit and completion of higher education is assurance of what the main goal seems to be now “money”. From the interviews I did with my peers and Perlstien’s What’s the Matter with College? ” We can debate the idea; that college

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    aims of higher education

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    Julia Inokhodtseva 06403 Aims of Higher Education. Outline. I. Introduction. All in all‚ the main purposes of getting higher education are getting a desirable position‚ developing personal skills‚ respect in society and preparation for future life. II. Body. 1. The major aim of higher education is getting a good job because it is necessary for a good position and high salary. a) good position b) high salary These examples show that higher education is significant for employers to offer one

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    Higher Education in the USA ’The more you learn‚ the more you earn"‚ said the pop singer Cyndi Lauper as she accepted her high school diploma -- at the age of 35! Although Cyndi made it without a high school degree‚ most people don’t. In the USA today‚ about 75% of jobs require some education or technical training beyond high school. The lowest wage earners in the USA are those without high school degrees; college graduates out earn those without a college education; people with master’s degrees

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    The Aim of Higher Education

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    The aim of higher education Ⅰ.The definition of education A. Ancient Greeks The ancient Greeks‚ during the Golden Age of Athens‚ gave us great advances in art‚ literature‚ and philosophy. Philosophers such as Socrates(470-399 B.C.)‚ Plato(427-347 B.C.)‚ and Aristotle (384-322B.C.)were responsible for advanced thinking that has affected education up to the present time. Advanced thinking for these Greeks meant that they possessed wisdom far beyond what humans had expected before their time.

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    PROFESSIONALISM IN HIGHER EDUCATION Introduction In the context of globalization‚ education becomes a perquisite for the supply of highly qualified and trained manpower. Education is seen not only as a key to social cohesion but also to mitigate the consequences of globalization. The fundamental requirement for global standards of education is the trained and professionally competent teachers. That a professionally competent teacher is indispensable even in

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    An Essay on Higher Education

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    This paper explores trends in higher education in terms of Max Weber ’s theory of rationalization. It is Weber ’s contention that there are four basic motivators for human behavior. People are motivated by custom or tradition‚ by emotions‚ by religious or ethical values‚ and by rational goal oriented behavior (which Weber calls "zweckrational"). All human behavior‚ Weber claims‚ is motivated by various combinations of these four basic factors. Weber ’s thesis is that bureaucracies increasingly centralize

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