ShantanuT01/DACTYL-Pretraining huggingface dataset:
Introduction The term art education generally refers to a very particular occupational subject of study that entails the visibility, touchable arts, like portrayal, sculpture, painting, and design applied to specific practical fields like commercial graphics within the system of schools that are supported by taxes and controlled by a school board. The two basic sections in art education are grounded on distinguishing the difference between elementary and high school education. Because art education in this setting is supported by public funds, its schedule is to teach every child about art, not only those who demonstrate a natural talent for the subject. The resources for and obligations of art education are mixed to an extent. From one point of view, all states in the United States of America including Washington DC back up teaching art on the elementary and high school levels. Almost every school or school system has a visual art program, which entails that employment prospects are strong for art teachers with experience in the art field. From another point of view, new educators may not at all times find the pedagogy of teaching resources for art to be as plenteous as they might expect and wish. In many cases, such things as a developed or designed classroom for teaching art, a printed art curriculum, a packed collection of art materials and equipment, in addition to sufficient funding for art programs may not always be taken into account. Nonetheless, there is good reason to present the best possible outcome as regards the possibility of future success for art education. Certified institutes work to encourage values, ideas, research, management, curriculum expansion, and professional development services, essential for the constant development of the branch of knowledge. These earnest and conscientious activities point to a broad spectrum of social awareness of and devotion to the task of art in elementary and higher education. Appreciation of the elementary fundamental reasons or logic for art education assists in the explanation of the affirmative contribution it creates to the individual and the general public; it also gives detail to what is found at the heart of the line of work for art pedagogues. The purpose of art education says something vital about what prompts individuals to engage in this professional course and what the customary application of the profession involves. Definition of art education Art education is the subject of study that is founded on an illustrated art image that is capable of being handled, touched, or felt and design relevant or applicable to more practical fields. However, the purposes of art education are the growth of the understanding of the nature, meaning, quality, or magnitude of beauty and the ability to produce beautiful things (Bailey, 2009, p.1). The theme of art education has, through the years
In the book, The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan, she writes about a group of four Chinese families who immigrate to the States, taking advantage of “The Better Life”. As said by Jing-Mei, “My mother believed you could be anything you wanted to be in America.” (Tan, 141), her mother was not the only one who thought this. Exploring the cultural differences of China and the USA, Tan creates an accurate account of four women, growing up as first generation Americans, using the stories of their parents to show the contrasts. The thought that America was a place of dreams was what drove people to the States, “In America, you cannot say you want to stay there forever… You must say you want to be a scholar and come back to teach Chinese people what you have learned.” (Tan, 294) And when they got to America, many felt as if they must prove themselves better as well as keep their “Chinese face” (Tan, 294). In the story, Waverly started playing chess and she became extremely good at it. Her mother kept hounding her about her game, even if she won, her mother always found something to criticize. “Ma, it’s not how many pieces you lose… Better to lose less, see if you really need.” (Tan, 98) The stress to be the best was always there for me as a child. The expectations were not only different in the field of smarts, but in life as well. It’s not always said, but most Chinese parents expect their child to marry another Asian person. This happened in both Waverly and Rose’s stories. With Rose, her mother thought to mention “He is American… a waigoren.” (Tan, 124) when she found out that Rose and Ted were dating. But it isn’t all in just one direction; there are many other ethnic groups that lean towards a marriage with someone of the same race. Like in the case of Ted’s mother, “She assured me she had nothing whatsoever against minorities… But Ted was going to be in one of those professions where….other might not be as understanding as the Jordan’s were…” (Tan, 124). And then th
Introduction The concept of case management is quite broad as it covers many areas. While accepting that it is difficult to concisely define case management, Moore (1990) suggested that the definition of the term case management was social science that was individually adapted to meet the specific needs of a patient. The method is quite instrumental for the purposes of intervention. Case management is normally in two broad categories. These categories are the post treatment and the post intervention category. The proponents of case management methods have supported it saying that it is inclusive and comprehensive as it covers external aspects affecting the addict. This stems from the fact that psychoactive substance abusers are also faced with other challenges that are quite significant in their lives apart from the abuse of psychoactive substances. For example, the use of too much alcohol and any other drugs normally results to other problems. Such problems may include housing problems, employment issues, relationship issues among others (Oppenheimer et al., 1998). Westermeiyer (1989) suggests that addiction does not exist in isolation. It is elevated by other factors such feeling neglected, stress etc. He suggests that it is difficult to treat such addiction if the other factors are still existent. How case management is used Case management normally occurs under differently under different situations. Case management usually depends on five differerent functions. These functions are assessment, planning, linkage, monitoring and finally there is advocacy. These functions can work independently or together depending on the specific circumstances that is surrounding the addict or patient. Advocacy is one of the most important functions of case management. It emphasizes more on flexibility. Whereas the professional counsellor may speak on behalf of the client, it is required that the services being offered by the professional fit the client
In the first pages of The Souls of White Folk, the author reflects on the prospects of perceiving white skin color in the nineteenth century. In the Middle Ages, reflection on skin color and its meaning were not prevalent. Next, the author reflects on the meaning of whiteness in general. The author describes the experience of a young African-American child. She encountered a lot of hatred and misunderstanding from the white people. In the next paragraph, the war and its horrors are discussed. These wars are a result of white men who fight against other white men. The conflicts that happened in Africa, Nigeria, Morocco, and other countries led by Germany, Frane, and Spain are mentioned. In these pages, the author reflects on the meaning of the souls of the white folks. The effect that this has on family life and society is highlighted as the author mentions Belgium as it flourished during the war. The author describes the words of Hauptmann and questions the modern theory of colonial expansion. In the following pages, the exploitation of black and brown people and colonial life, the cheap labor, and fertile lands are outlined. The policy of the open door, which was only opened for the white people, is discussed. In the final pages, the author mentions the World War. Europe’s delusion is highlighted, considering the history of hatred and war. America is stated to be a suitable peacemaker, despite its failure in the context of racial discrimination. In summary, The Souls of White Folk depicts the experiences of the racial discrimination that the author witnessed throughout history and specifically in the twentieth century. In addition, this essay highlights the history of colonialism and imperialism, which, in essence, exploited the black people and their land. As conclusion, the author states that America should be an example of democracy and acceptance but fails to do so.
Evidently, college life is a difficult and testing stage of a person’s life. In particular, the modern American college life is characterized by stress and frustrations. Among other things, financial, social and academic factors contribute to the increasing rate of students with stress in modern colleges and universities. The need to balance classes, research projects, extracurricular activities, relationships and work makes it difficult for students to cope with college life (Chemers, Hu & Garcia, 2011). Recognizing the cause and effect of stress in college students is an important aspect in college management and leadership as it will lead to a better understanding and development of the appropriate methods for intervention (Chemers et al., 2011). In this context, the paper seeks to investigate the cause and effects of stress in college students, arguing that stress is a major issue in student life and is based on three major aspects: financial, social and academic stress. Major Cause: Social Causes Upon entry into a college, freshmen face a number of social challenges as they attempt to adapt to the new environment, develop new relationships and establish social networks among them. In particular, new students must leave behind the social support, relationships and networks previously developed within their neighborhoods, places of work and high schools. The new environment requires students to reschedule their relationships and develop new ones with new people from different backgrounds and geographical locations (Dyrbye, Thomas & Shanafelt, 2010). It is worth noting that new students find it difficult to cope with the loss of close parental support previously enjoyed during their high school years. They must deal with the fact that they are away from their homes. They have to live with strange peers as roommates. In addition, they must manage their own activities, including balancing new relationships with academics and other issues. Secondly, it is important to note that most college students are in their early adulthood or late adolescent ages. In human development and lifespan, these are the most critical stages in which a person must develop relationships with peers, including intimate relations. In these stages, individuals are sexually active and the desire to explore sexuality is at the peak. In addition, the college life offers maximum freedom for developing any form of relationships, including those with opposite sex. In particular, most students come from backgrounds where parental control and limitation of freedom are common. As such, the freedom offered by college life exposes students to various risks and opportunities. An individual finds that it is almost free to test relationships, drug and other aspects of life common among the young people. Peer pressure, the
Abstract This poster demonstrates the results of a case study focused on comparing the health care systems of the two nations. The primary objective of the analysis is to ascertain which system shows better functionality via researching the goals that the governments are pursuing regarding improving health care services. The study allows stating that the health care system that functions in the UAE performs better which is indicated by the number of various goals achieved across the decade. Introduction Health care
Learning language for specific purposes implies active participation of learners in various learning stages. Language as a tool of expressing different meanings should act a direct means of communication among individuals. In this respect, the role of a teacher can be confined to several dimensions with regard to the purposes and approaches used while delivering knowledge. A recent shift from content approach to a learner-centred approach has redefined the place of teaching and learning from the perspective of a new strategy based on Communicative Language Teaching. The new learner-centred methodology engages a new vision on the learning experience that students receive with regard to their communicative and real-life goals. In this respect, a curriculum and course design model should be viewed and be estimated from the point of view of successful communication during an ESP lesson. In order to define how different learning techniques affect the role of a teacher, specific attention should be paid to the nature and purpose of language. In this respect, “teachers…started to adopt the role of communication facilitator instead of being the source of information” (Kucuroglu-Tirkes, 2011, p. 194). Hence, re-evaluating the role and place of a teacher in ESP learning is indispensable to meet the goals and needs of a learner. In order to define which shifts occurred through implementation of a new approach, historical underpinnings and previous approaches
Introduction In the world over, education is considered as success or power. This is a statement that is investigated in this paper. Life has changed in many people’s life through education or influence of education. The world has reached its current place of development because of education. How education experiences have changed lives The fist example on how valuable education can be beneficial is that of American president. Barrack Obama was able to pursue education in law and be able to rule the world’s super power. In his campaign trail, he incorporated the belief of change and self belief. Today, that has helped the American citizens to believe in themselves. Africa and some parts of Asia are still considered being the least developed parts of the globe. However, this trend is slowly changing. A recorded progress in development has been noticed. This is due to their enlighten leaders who instill the value of education in their people. Life in these places has become better. (Arnetha, 2006). Education through researched has saved a lot of lives. An example here is about the advancement in medicine production. Diseases are now curable. People can live longer and pursue their goals and dreams. Doctors are well
Introduction Differentiation and integration are critical strategies for the sustainability of a business. These strategies may only succeed when the authority is proactive in supporting and implementing them. The implementation of the above strategies involves coordination in the management unit of a company. Thus, this analytical treatise attempts to explicitly review the above concepts about the Stanley Lynch Investment Group. Differentiation and Integration Differentiation is a strategy that can give business organizations a competitive advantage ahead of their rivals. It helps an organization position itself well over others in terms of competition. Differentiation is all about doing things differently from others. The Stanley Lynch Investment Group has divided its operations into twelve investment funds operating independently of each other. Thus, the company is in a position to offer different investment fund products within its organizational structure to ensure the efficiency of operation (Wormeli, 2007). The main element of integration in this structure is the complete adoption of the wiki system in all the departments to uniformly and timely manage the operations and records in the company. The new IT system was integrated across all the departments within a single central point of control despite different activities happening in a different department. The differentiation in the case of the Stanley Lynch Investment Group has been effective to the extent that it has given the company great success (Snell and Bateman, 2012). Another factor that has strengthened its position is the many departments that it has opened. This helps the company expand its consumer base, increase its sales, and increase its profitability (Kossowski, 2007). Role of authority in the adoption of wiki The main characteristics of authority in any organization include adaptability, empowerment, commitment, contribution, and critical problem-solving skills (Bustin, 2004). The aspect of adaptability influences the adjustments that may be required in exercising influence over a challenge. Through these adjustments, a person exercising leadership may be in a position to model a unique setting that reassures and discerns the wants and desires of the subjects. The authority at the Stanley Lynch Investment Group inspired the need to contribute proactively towards the creation of a suitable wiki IT system for closing the gap that may exist between a challenge and its solution. The managers first embraced the idea and were at the forefront of communicating and micromanaging the implementation for the wiki. The managers used their authority to influence the direction of the new system and even integrated the employee compensation system into the wiki project if they meet the set targets (Jobber, 2012). How the IT division used to coordination Reflectively, interpersonal assessment, inquire how an individual (Mr. Kundra) is perceived by others (the Stanley Lynch Investment Group family) in an organization. Mr. Kundra knew how to influence
Goal (Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, timely)  1. The main goal is to deliver security protection over Cloud to savvy mobile device users (software version) and businesses (hardware version). “Security, trust, dependability and privacy are issues that have to be considered over the whole life-cycle of the system and software development from gathering requirements to deploying the system and service in practice” (Röning).  2. Secondly, to popularise our Cloud Sec market by the late of 2012. Looking to the fact that mobile phones are becoming popular, it is expected that if a proper marketing plan is formulated, the product Clod Sec will be a huge success.  3. Finally, to bring revolution in the security aspect of smart mobile device sector. The number of mobile users is increasing day by day and so are the frauds pertaining to mobile phone users. The mobile culture has overrun the sales of all devices. “Mobile is disrupting many industries – two of the most prominent being media and commerce and it is all driven by how consumers perceive the value of mobility, how they interact with content and devices” (Sharma). In such circumstances, it is the necessity of the moment that some security is provided to the mobile phone users. Value propositions – benefits   * Security- Our product is aiming to provide enhanced security over Cloud, which includes user’s day to day software applications. If you feel unsecure because the photo in your iPhone automatically go
Genetic Counseling Medical and genetic consultation means an examination by a geneticist and a specialized medical institution. Consultation with a geneticist necessarily begins with clarifying the diagnosis of the proband. In genetic counseling, technical methods are used: clinical and genealogical, cytogenetic, biochemical, and molecular-genetic. If necessary, doctors of other specialties are involved in the examination of the patient. Various methods of available clinical and laboratory research are often used: hormonal, radiological, immunological, etc. A genetic specialist needs to know the correct algorithm of actions in genetic counseling to avoid possible adverse reactions. The procedure of genetic counseling plays a significant role in family planning and the prevention of possible genetic diseases in children. Genetic counseling originated in the United States about fifty years ago and has acquired many new features over the past thirty years. According to Abacan (2019), “genetic counseling is the process of helping people understand and adapt to the medical, psychological and familial implications of genetic contributions to disease” (para 1). The main tasks of medical and genetic counseling are to establish an accurate diagnosis of hereditary pathology and prenatal diagnosis of congenital and hereditary diseases by various methods (Abacan et al., 2019). In 2018, genetic counseling became a healthcare profession and was represented in many medical specialties, such as obstetrics, pediatrics, oncology, cardiology, and neurology (Owens et al., 2019). The development of this science is significant for the prevention of various genetic diseases. The purpose of this paper is to consider the case of a patient who may need genetic counseling. This paper describes the reason for genetic counseling, which is based on familiarization with the patient’s medical history. There is also a discussion of the patient’s probable reaction and methods of avoiding an adverse reaction. In addition, there is a proposal regarding health issues, prevention, screening, diagnosis, and prognosis. The procedures and effectiveness of the treatment provided to the patient are discussed. This paper uses other studies and related literature to reveal this topic better. Reason for the Genetic Counseling Mrs. Falls is a 41-year-old woman from Virginia, USA, who p