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Kinesthetic intelligence and learning for every child

Most educators are aware that there are different styles of learning. However, this does not mean that they are equally aware of each different style or are equally good at honoring each style of learning.

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Healthcare marketing in the United Arab Emirates using diffusion and communities of practice

Both the economic development and the attendant development of healthcare have occurred rapidly, fueled by the exploitation of oil reserves. This has generally led to improvements in the nation's collective standard of living. However, these developments have not always been without complications.

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Secular humanism's rise and influence in the twentieth century

Basically, humanists believe in freedom and pluralistic democracy as virtually our first principle, and we are disturbed by any authoritarian effort to impose one point-of-view on America.

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XBRL adoption and e-government implementation at HMRC and Companies House

The research highlights the importance of e-government and systems to help achieve fully integrated government systems in the near future. E-commerce led to the development of technology capable of revolutionizing the way in which common transactions are handled.

~90 min read

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Social capital development in online games and social networking sites

The exponential growth of the Internet has created an astronomical number of options for communication, connectivity, entertainment and knowledge attainment, right at the fingertips of any connected individual.

~35 min read

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Neoclassical model of economic growth in the Four Tigers of East Asia

Four Uncaged Tigers: The Eastern Asian Growth Phenomenon Revisited: A Neoclassical Interpretation Beginning in the 1960s, the four nations of Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan became the first newly industrialized countries.

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Learning theories: examining learned and unlearned phenomena

Constructivist learning environments and principles. Since the central task is to teach the learner to solve problems, the ZPD goal is a) to produce a process that helps the learner gain "awareness and control over one's cognition"; b) that process should be such that the child is not just a…

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Soft and hard skills essential for business success today

In order to be successful in the business world one must have a broad range of up-to-date business skills. Project management, marketing and sales training are all traditional areas of skill development.

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Global Sources and B2B exchange models in Asian e-commerce markets

Global Sources is seeking to capitalize on the strength of their content, yet will find that in the world of electronically enabled buyer, seller, Industry Sponsored Markets (ISM) and Independent Marketplaces, there will over time be an abundance of competition.

~34 min read

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Internal security policy and psychology in software engineering risk management

Implementing an internal security policy appears to be just as important as an external strategy. The objective of this report is to highlight the necessity of internal processes and policy alongside technology when managing and mitigating risk.

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