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    Data Input‚ Output‚ Storage and Access Methods The purpose of this paper is to highlight some best practices for data input and output. In addition‚ this paper will highlight appropriate uses of various storage means. Lastly‚ it will address the effect certain components of a computer have on its overall speed. Accuracy of Data Input There are various methods for entering data into a computer system. Depending on the medium in which the original data is contained‚ and how it is to be stored

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    TEACHERS RESPONSIBILITIES

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    How to identify an effective teacher 1. An effective teacher loves to teach. The single most important quality that every teacher should possess is a love and passion for teaching young people. Unfortunately‚ there are teachers who do not love what they do. This single factor can destroy a teacher’s effectiveness quicker than anything else. Teachers who do not enjoy their job cannot possibly be effective day in and day out. There are too many discouraging factors associated with teaching that

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    from new standards and tests to redesigned schools‚ new curricula‚ and new instructional strategies. One important lesson from these efforts has been the recurrent finding that teachers are the fulcrum that determines whether any school initiative tips toward success or failure. Next to the status of the profession and the role of the teacher in the educational enterprise‚ the quality of teaching‚ the process of teacher professional development and the strategies to influence that process are the

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    Teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the behaviour and educational success of students and as such they carry a huge responsibility in the classroom. Everything the teacher says or do has a great impact on students’ lives as students depend on the teacher for guidance‚ for determining acceptable and social behaviour in the classroom and more importantly their learning and academic success. In addition‚ the role played by the teacher in fostering students learning causes them to exhibit certain

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    Instructional Supervisory Plan TIME ALLOTMENT | TOPICS/CONTENT | SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES | STRATEGIES | INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS | LEARNING OUTCOMES | EVALUATION/REMARKS | May 2013 | SReA | Assess the readiness of Grade I pupils | Monitoring of the conduct of SReA | SReA reading passages/Questionnaires/Form | Pupils were grouped as to ready or not ready | Teachers focus more on the pupils who are not ready | June 2013 | Pre-test | Diagnose the academic perfor-mance of students | Monitoring of Pre-test

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    Teachers Day

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    Ratna: A timeless Indian edict goes “Mata Pita Guru Deva” which translated stands for “Mother Father Teacher God” – a sacred list of the most revered relationships in a strict order. The meaning of this adage is the greatest truth‚ and is the order in which one should offer reverence. The phrase is a basic tenet in existence from the time of the Vedas and beyond. Snehal: First comes the mother (Mata) who gives birth to the child‚ thereby bringing us as a child into this world. Next comes the father

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    Teachers Day

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    In our country and culture a teacher is still held in great honor and respect. He is considered as a foundation of all knowledge and source of great ideals. He is the torch bearer to the society. Students look up to him with faith and hope to seek his guidance. Teacher can guide the whole generation through his versatile personality. Dr. Radhakrishnan and Ravindranath Tagore are modern examples of great teachers who influenced this country with their philosophy. If good ideas and values are to be

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    No Respect For Teachers

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    should‚ would be teachers. Students in many grade levels‚ especially elementary students‚ haven’t gained the maturity level to understand how important education is. Anxious children aren’t able to sit for a long period of time‚ which causes the teachers to talk to them. When students seem there isn’t a problem‚ their behavior changes toward the teacher. Children not receiving enough attention in their homes are most likely to give teachers a hard time. They tend to interrupt the teacher and act like

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    Arming Teachers

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    The issue at hand here is “Is There Support for Arming Teachers in Schools?” This issue is argued by both Nirvi Shah‚ and The National School Safety and Security Services organization. Nirvi Shah believes yes there is support for arming teachers in schools‚ while The National School Safety and Security Services organization believes no there isn’t. Shah believes yes because there are already teachers who are armed in some districts. Shah’s argument is basically that the law passed in Utah has caused

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    Importance of Teachers

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    CURRICULUM PLANNING Recent studies in the United States shown that curriculum implementation can only be successful if teachers and communities are involved in the development and implementation of curriculum and structural changes.(Arend Carl‚ 2005) While addressing the need of the learners which is the primary concern of the curriculum‚ teachers should be one of the principal role-players in the process of addressing these challenges. The question is: Are they allowed to participate in the process

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