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Practical Questions

Propose flexible methods for learning operations based on the properties of numbers and compare them with standard algorithms. Analyze children's productions and strategies. Propose/analyze "racons" to work on division, justifying them from mathematical, educational, and curricular perspectives.

Division Corner

Through the drawing of flower petals, we'll distribute them in equal parts without any remainders. Last question: How many petals does each flower have? Is that the only possible solution? (Materials: worksheet with flowers printed or paper to draw, paper cut-outs of the petals)

Solving

24 petals = 6 flowers of 4. They do one, then the next, and then the next = commutative property.

Parts of Each Activity

• Name
• Description
• SC
• Structures
• Metaphors
• Properties
• Representations
• Re/

Basic Concepts

Imagism

Imagism is considered the first important school in modernist poetry written in English. It rejected didacticism—poetry that tried to teach something—oversentimentalism, artificiality of diction (pomposity), and the constraints of meter and stanza. It aspired to less didacticism; morality was not stated; fewer feelings and more intellectualism; plainer language, closer to everyday diction; and free rhythm, meters, and stanzas.

The Lost Generation

The Lost Generation is a group of American writers who lived through World War I. They were lost in the sense that their inherited values were no longer relevant in the post-war world and because of their spiritual alienation. They did not feel that they belonged to the US or anywhere else;... Continue reading "Exploring Modernist Poetry: Imagism and The Lost Generation" »

Determinants of Health

Social Determinants and Health and Disease

Influencing Social Determinants

The way of life and the health, healthy life styles

Determinants of Health:

• Factors which, combined together, affect the health of individuals and communities → whether people are healthy or not, is determined by their circumstances and environment
• E.g. as where we live, the state of our environment, genetics, our income and education level, and our relationships with friends and family
• Note: the more commonly considered factors such as access and use of health care services often have less of an impact

The determinants of health generally include:

• The social and economic environment
• The physical environment
• The person’s individual characteristics and

SET 2B) Macro Environmental Analysis

Demographic Environment: Factors relating to population, such as size, growth rate, age distribution, religious composition, and literacy levels, and aspects like composition of workforce, household patterns, regional characteristics, population shifts, etc., need to be studied as they are all part of the demographic environment.

Economic Environment: The economic environment determines the strength and size of the market. The purchasing power in an economy depends on current income, prices, savings, circulation of money, debt, and credit availability.

Government Environment: Business is highly guided and controlled by government policies. Hence, the type of government running a country is a powerful influence... Continue reading "Macro Environmental Analysis: Factors Affecting Business and Marketing" »

The Strategy Concept - 5 Ps

1. For McDonald's, the egg comes first. False
2. Honda did not go after the biggest market. True
3. Mintzberg's five P's are all true definitions of strategy. True
4. Raises intriguing questions about intention: Perspective
5. Not one of Mintzberg's 5 P's: Perception
6. An ingrained way of perceiving the world: Perspective
7. Consistency in behavior: Pattern
8. Some sort of consciously intended course of action: Plan
9. Really just a specific maneuver: Ploy
10. A product or market: Position
11. The most difficult to change: Perspective
12. The most powerful: Perspective
13. Focused on direct competition: Ploy
14. The achievement of consistency: Pattern
15. Encourages us to look at the survival of the fittest: Position
16. How leaders try to establish direction for their organizations:

In my Opinion, stress is a negative factor in the job, because it is the main reason Of bad relationships with other employees and also the lack of concentration in Many of the tasks the workers do along the day.

I think the Best way to avoid stress is to maintain an order in the job, making it less Difficult and more productive. Order is an important thing, but having a relief After work is very important too. You should do something asides from your day By day work, like exercise, reading or hanging out with friends. This will help You relax in stressful moments and help you do your job faster and easier.

Cont 4: New Movement Shift from Faith to Science

It started questioning what’s happening around him/her. Nature went from being feared and respected to something to be tamed and subdued. During the period of conquest, modern anthropology was birthed. Michel Eyquem put forward a very important aspect at the basis of modern anthropology, which is relativism (written by looking at cannibalism). It is the belief that there is no absolute truth, only the truth that a particular individual or culture happens to believe.

Second Shock: Raw Materials to Semi-Finished Products

The industrial system experienced a revolution in each country, leading to more factories and increased human labor. This enabled another idea of evolutionism to appear (Darwin)... Continue reading "The Evolution of Anthropology: From Faith to Science" »

Impact of Factories on Society

The establishment of factories was a pivotal development during the Industrial Revolution, profoundly transforming daily life and society. This document examines the most significant impacts of the factory system, focusing on both the economic shifts it brought about and the severe conditions endured by child laborers.

Economic Shifts and Urbanization

Factories played a crucial role in the burgeoning economy. Prior to their advent, economies were predominantly agrarian. The rise of factories spurred mass migration to cities for various reasons. Initially, factories offered abundant job opportunities with relatively good wages, leading to increased wealth generation. However, as factory efficiency improved and automation... Continue reading "Industrial Revolution: Factories, Economy, and Child Labor" »

The Agrarian Revolution

The agrarian revolution started in England in the first half of the 18th century. There were changes in land property innovations in respect to farming techniques.

• There was a concentration of land plots (complots), in which common land became private property, meant the loss of rights of the peasant. As a consequence, part of the rural population had to migrate to the cities, where they looked for work in the factories, becoming part of the incipient proletariat.

The Technical Revolution

The technical revolution occurred particularly in two areas:

• Energy: The invention of the steam engine by Watt was the motor of change. The steam engine could be applied to the textile industry and to transport, of the steam train and the