Sunday, August 23, 2020
Friday, August 21, 2020
Break Up of Marks for Formative Assessment
Separate Of Marks For Formative Assessment 3 and 4 For Class IX ENGLISH |1. |Monday Test |10 Marks | |2. |Literature based Role Play[ Bishopââ¬â¢s Candlestick] |3 Marks | |3. MCB based Debate[content, Language, Pronunciation] |3 Marks | |Topics: | |TV seeing â⬠positive and negative Impact | |Boarding School/Day Schooling | |Generation Gap a reality | |4. Support of Books and Work |4 Marks | |Total |20 Marks | MATHEMATICS |1. |Pen and Paper Test [MT. 3. 3] |5 Marks | |2. |Group Presentation-|3 Marks | |Class will be partitioned into various gatherings of size 5-7 each.Each gathering will be | |given a point and will be approached to make introduction [includes ppt/outlines/models]. They| | |will be approached to give the theme in the given time limit [5-7 mins] There will| | |be an inquiry answer round after the introduction. | |List f points is as per the following: | |Areas of parallelograms and triangles on a similar base and between two equal lines. | |Properties of uncommo n kinds of quadrilaterals. | |Criteria for harmoniousness of triangles. | |Linear Equations in two factors â⬠Graphical portrayal. | |Representation of silly numbers on number line. | |Surface region and volume of strong figures [Cube/Cuboids/Cylinder/Cone and so forth ] | |3. |CW/HW/Assignment |2 Marks | |Total |10 Marks | GENERAL SCIENCE Physics |3rd MT |10 Marks | |CW |5 Marks | |HW |5 Marks | |Presentation on different segments of sound creation, spread and gathering of |5 Marks | |sound | |Class support |5 Marks | |Total |30 Marks | |Chemistry |3rd MT |10 Marks | |CW |5 Marks | HW |5 Marks | |Project â⬠composed task on normal assets |5 Marks | |Class investment |5 Marks | |Total |30 Marks | |Biology |3rd MT |10 Marks | |CW |5 Marks | |HW |5 Marks | |Project â⬠report on any one transmittable infection |5 Marks | |Class cooperation | |5 Marks | |Total |30 Marks | |Grand Total |90 marks | |FA 3 = 90/9 |10 marks | SOCIAL SCIENCE |1. |Monday Test |10 Marks | |2. |Assignme nts |5 Marks | |3. |Projects |5 Marks | |Total |20 Marks | |Assignments | Specific arrangements of assignments connected. History, Geography, Economics, Political | |Science assignments will be set apart for 5 denotes each and the subsequent checks out of 20| | |will be decreased to 5. | |Projects | |Students will be alloted just one anticipate either from History, Geography, Economics | |or Political Science. The task will be for 5 Marks. | |Topics |Geography | |Factors influencing normal vegetation and natural life | |Main highlights/qualities of various vegetation belts | |Variety of Medicinal Plants | |Endangered creatures | |Why India has rich greenery and Fauna? | |Map | |Political Science | |Make a word reference of terms in political Theory | |Topics of Assignment | |The womenââ¬â¢s Reservation Bill in parliament (with exceptional reference to the present | |position of lady in fifteenth Lok Sabha | |Is Educational capability required by contender to challenge races? | |P olitical Competition in Elections | |Role of Election Commission in leading free and reasonable races. | |Economics | |Implementation of NREGA, 2005-An investigation | |Unemployment among the informed in India â⬠an assessment | |Poverty in India as observed by the social researchers( concerning human destitution) | |History | |Assignments (to be set apart out of 5) from | |Nazism and the ascent of Hitler | |Forest society and colonization | |Clothing â⬠a social history | |Assignments will be as content based inquiries, questions where the students| | |have to offer their own input, questions where they need to relate the past to | |the present. | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY |1. Monday Test |10 Marks | |2. | Practical Assessment |10 Marks | |3. |Project ( Presentation on Networking, Spreadsheet for Studentââ¬â¢s Mark sheet) |10 Marks | |4. |CW/HW Notebook |10 Marks | |5. |Discussion on Development in the field of Computers |10 Marks | |Total = 50/5 |10 % | FRENCH FA 3 | |1. |Un it Test (Written) |30 Marks | |2. |Oral conversation on methods of going through their pocket cash. (Singular action) |3 Marks | |3. |Contrast the significance, utilization and meaning of pocket cash in over a wide span of time. ( |4 Marks | |Group action) | |4. |Maintenance and finish of books and class execution. 3 Marks | |Activities From | |Chapter â⬠6 La Rentree | |Chapter â⬠7 Lââ¬â¢Argent de poche | |Total |40 Marks | |FA 3 â⬠40/4 |10 | |FA 4 | |1. |Unit Test (Written) |30 Marks | |2. |Role play of a market scene( Day to day discoursed utilizing restrictive present and pronom |3 Marks | |> | |3. |Using French magazines, depict an image or present a commercial, utilizing |4 Marks | |respective jargon | |4. |To take a couple of models (like books, garments, shoes and so on and look at them on premise of|3 Marks | |price, quality and brand esteem | |Activities from | |Chapter 8 Les Loisirs et Les Sports | |Total |40 Marks | |FA 4 â⬠40/4 |10 | LIBRARY |1. |Is he/she ready to keep up library discipline and decency |Most pointer expertise | |is A+ | |2. Demeanor towards instructors and colleagues |Many pointers aptitude | |A | |3. |Takes the activity to counsel the offices accessible for different exercises like | |debate, recitation, and book clubs. | |4. |Is ready to clarify why they appreciate a specific book. | |5. |Is ready to communicate thoughts/feelings inventively in various structures. | |6. |Is ready to compose a short outline on the as of late read books. | HINDI |Fa^mao-iTva prIxaa 3 | |1? Pairyaaojanaa kaya-â⬠maaOiKk [emailâ protected] ââ¬sasvar kivata paz. |3 AMk | |EavaNa xamata kiva hirvaMSaraya | |baccana raya kI | |kivata | |ââ¬ËAignapqaââ¬â¢.? laya? stride? Aaraohââ¬Avaraoh | |saiht? | |2? Pairyaaojanaa kaya-â⬠AaSauBaaYaNa â⬠ââ¬ËQama-kI AaD, maoM saampdaiyak |3 AMk | |JagaD,oââ¬â¢' | |Paaz â⬠? haimad Ka Qama-kI | |AaD,? | |3? |Pairyaaojanaa kaya-â⬠kivata saMklana â⬠ââ¬ËjaIvan a saMGaYa-ka naama hOââ¬â¢ |4 AMk | |saMbaMiQat caar kivayaaoM kI | |rcanaaAaoM ka pustkalaya | |sao saMklana. | |Fa^mao-iTva prIxaa 4 | |1? |Pairyaaojanaa kaya-â⬠jaanakarI eki~t â⬠kivata ââ¬ËKuSabaU |3 AMk | |krnaa. rcato hOM haqaââ¬â¢ ko | |AaQaar pr laGau | |]dyaaogaaoM sao saMbaMiQat | |jaanakarI eki~t | |krnaa. aOsao Agarba%tI | |banaanaa? maaicasa banaanaa? papD, | |banaanaa Aaid. | |2? |Pairyaaojanaa kaya-â⬠paz â⬠Sauk'taor ko samaana â⬠Bart ko |3AMk | |maanaica~ pr | |saMbaMiQat sqaana dSaa-naa. | |3? |kxaa kaya-? gaRhkaya-? saamaUihk pircacaa-? kxaa maoM yaaogadana. |4AMk | SANSKRIT Fa^mao-iTva prIxaa 3 | |1? |Paazyak'ma â⬠kma-Naa yaait saMisaiwmaâ⬠saMskRt ka AapsaI vaata-laap |3AMk | |ivajayatama svadoSaAâ⬠isaKanaa. | |2? |vyaakrNa â⬠p~ laoKna? Sabd $p? Qaatu $p â⬠vyaakrNa ka |3AMk | |ica~ laoKna â⬠ivastRt &ana | |saMvaad laoKna â⬠jaa? canaa? ka^pI maoM?. | |3? |ka^ipyaa ]%tr puistkae â⬠kaya-ka pUra ivavarNa. 4AMk | |kxaa kaya-? gaRh kaya-. | |vyaakrNa maoM ivaiBanna trIko jaOsao kxaa maoM baaoD-pr hI Sauwââ¬ASauw krvaanaa? | |]ccaarNa ko maaQyama sao vyaakrNa jaa? canaa yaa Ca~aoM sao svayaM p'Sna pUCkr | |vyaakrNa kI jaanakarI laonaa. | |Fa^mao-iTva prIxaa 4 | |1? |Paazyak'ma â⬠kao|hM vadtu saamp'tma â⬠mauhavaro banaanaa. |4AMk | |na Qama-vaRwoYau vayaA samaIxyato.Aayau ko AaQaar pr | |baalakaoM ko &ana ka | |p'dSa-na kr ]nako | |ivaYaya maoM jaanakarI | |donaa. | |2? |vyaakrNa â⬠ica~ laoKna? â⬠ica~ eki~t kr vaNa-na. |4AMk | |kqaa saMvaad laoKna. kao[-BaI kqaa inaima-t kr saMskRt | |maoM Anauvaad. | |3? |AnauSaasana â⬠p'%yaok kaya-ko samaya Ca~aoM ka vyavahar. AnauSaasana? |2AMk | |BaaYaa ka p'yaaoga. |
Monday, July 13, 2020
Sustainable Growth 4 Questions for Fast-Growing Companies - Focus
Sustainable Growth 4 Questions for Fast-Growing Companies - Focus When a start-up grows at scale, your leadership strategy will need to grow with it. At MeisterLabs, when we could no longer fit around the same meeting room table, we knew it was time to take stock. Over the past few years, our company has grown from a small start-up to a team of 35. Throughout this process, growing sustainably, rather than rapidly, has been paramount. Weâve needed a leadership strategy that not only hires top talent but provides our team with the onboarding processes and feedback they need to thrive. To receive a helping hand in this, we rolled up our sleeves and signed up for an external leadership workshop. The training was challenging, but enlightening, and identified a few key areas for improvement, along with strategies on how to get there. These approaches will no doubt apply to other growing tech teams too. In this article, weâll share the key lessons, in the hope that youâll be well placed to weather your growth, too: Dealing with Growing Pains As tech companies scale at pace, thereâs a risk that teams will begin to lose direction. Without structure, itâs difficult to continue working together in a strategic way, as bigger picture aims get lost among individual tasks. Without clear team leads, questions over who should onboard new staff members and provide regular feedback can also arise. As a result, in fall 2017, we decided to create a formal company structure. Until this point, MeisterLabs had been almost entirely non-hierarchical. This worked great for fast-paced working and collaboration. However, as we hired lots of new team members over a short period, it became problematic. As new hires joined the team, they would often have no clear line manager. This meant no specific person to onboard them, no one to showcase their work to, and no one to provide regular feedback. To address this, we began by developing a clear company structure, providing each employee with a clear understanding of who they can look to for support and feedback. Next, we needed to ensure that our new leadership team had the skills and confidence to manage their teams. To this end, we reached out to 5P Consulting and brought our team leads and founders together for a 3-day leadership workshop in Vienna. Within the training, we established our own strengths and weaknesses as a leadership team. Then, we looked at how we could improve, particularly in the areas of delegation and providing feedback. Hereâs what we covered and the questions we asked ourselves, in order to make that progress: 4 Essential Questions For Leaders: 1. What drives you as a leader? To know how to improve as a leader, you first need to establish what you could be doing better. To do this, try asking yourself: How would your team describe you as a leader? How does this vary from how you would like to be described? Which leadership situations do you feel youâre really good at? Where would you still like to improve? It might have been a while since you thought about the broader impression of your leadership style. However, aligning where youâre at currently with where youâd like to be is a great first step in identifying how to improve. An element of this is understanding our personal drivers as leaders. These can often be deduced from how we would like to be seen. However, undertaking a questionnaire on our leadership drivers, we found that many of us have drivers that weâre not yet aware of. For example, a number of our leaders found a conclusive drive to please others. Although this can be essential for a happy team, itâs important to remember that you canât please everyone, all of the time. As long as decisions are made for the greater sake of the team, in line with company strategy, not pleasing everyone is okay. Another we found was the need to be perfect, which was holding some leaders back from delegating. Weâll come back to this, but in order to move forward, itâs important to first identify these leadership shortcomings. Productive Team ManagementMade Simple With MeisterTask Its free! With MeisterTask 2. What drives you as a company? Next, focus some thought on drivers within the company as a whole. During our training, we shared on a flipchart what we most appreciate about working at MeisterLabs, as well as where the pain points lie. We asked ourselves: What are the top three things that make us successful right now? What are the top three things that hold us back and if done better, could make us more successful? It became obvious that for many of us, we enjoy elements such as: working with people with a similar mindset an open-door policy for asking for help the active involvement of our knowledgeable founders and the encouragement of team input within our company strategies. All of these factors enable us to trust one another and work well together. However, we established areas for improvement too. As a leadership team, we all agreed that we could be doing a better job of delegating tasks and providing regular, constructive feedback. Both are essential for growing teams, so Iâll share the strategies weâve put in place to address them. 3. Where could you delegate better? As leaders, many of us have been there: Youâre facing a never-ending to-do list, but feel hesitant to ask your team members to take on a task. Even as a company working on our own task management solution MeisterTask weâve faced this problem too. So why is it that we so often face this conundrum? It might be that we feel we could do the task better ourselves. That we think it would require too much time to train a report to do it instead. That it could put too much pressure on a colleague. Or perhaps that weâre simply scared of losing control, in case we become redundant by handing over our work. All of these concerns are valid in their own right. However, companies hire specialist staff for a reason. As long as you feel confident in your team members, we should never feel afraid to entrust them with important tasks. For some of us, resistance to delegation can link back to our inner drivers. For example, if one of your drivers is to complete tasks quickly, this might make you resistant to training a team member to do it. If your driver is to please others, you might be concerned by the pressure youâd be putting on them by delegating. Reflecting on the drivers established in step one will help you in deconstructing any personal resistance to delegating. Once youâre feeling more comfortable to delegate, the key steps we covered in our guide to effective delegation are as follows: Explain why youâre delegating Provide the right instructions Provide the necessary resources and training Delegate responsibility and authority, too Say thank you! Learning to delegate effectively will develop you as a leader and can help motivate your team too. After all, itâs your responsibility to focus on their professional development and this includes challenging them, providing opportunities to grow. As mentioned, at MeisterLabs, we use our own task management tool, MeisterTask, to help delegate. With transparent project boards, we can create and assign tasks to our team, then track these to completion. If team members have any questions, they can voice them simply via the comment section. However, an in-person conversation between the team member and team lead can never go amiss either! 4. Are you providing enough feedback? To help your team members develop further, itâs crucial you provide regular, constructive feedback. This shouldnât be an annual affair, where all tasks completed over the past year are presented all at once. Instead, you should normalize immediate feedback and create a constant dialogue flow, including praise and points for improvement. The mindset of the leader will play a significant role here. In her book, Radical Candor, leadership expert Kim Scott shared that ideally, every team leader will care personally for their team member. In parallel, they should develop a relationship in which theyâre able to challenge each other directly, without resulting in any upset. Many articles have been written about how to give feedback in the best possible way. Some claim that criticism should always be sandwiched in praise. However, as weâve shared previously in our best ways to offer effective feedback, this is just undercover bashing and often ineffective. Instead, the most effective way to offer feedback on topics surrounding criticism, recognition and expectations is via the following steps: First, provide a description of the situation Second, provide an objective description of the behavior Next, provide an objective description of the consequences Then, provide a subjective assessment of the situation, outcomes and onward actions Finally, provide a description of future expectations. In order to communicate your feedback in a considered, thoughtful way, itâs important to first structure your thoughts. Below is an example of how you can prepare for feedback sessions with the help of a mind map. In our case, we used MindMeister. Your browser is not able to display frames. Please visit 5 Steps for Effective Feedback on MindMeister. MeisterTip: To use the template feedback mind map, simply sign into MindMeister (or sign up free) and maximize the map via the map actions icon. Once maximized, click again on the map actions icon and choose to clone the map. From there, edit or embellish the topics to make the map suitable for your personal feedback session. Of course, if your feedback is critical, you might need to escalate this to further levels. The first couple of stages will involve explaining, convincing, requesting changes and then holding follow-ups to monitor those changes. However, persistent issues should be dealt with by alerting the employee to the consequences, before, eventually, putting those consequences into practice. Ultimately, your feedback should be a continuum from friendly chat, to direct conversation, to tangible consequences. Ideally, with a focus on regular feedback, you can avoid the latter escalations altogether. Once youâve been through these processes as a leader, the next step is to disseminate this knowledge internally. By demonstrating the value of the new management processes to your team, you can get them on board with the changes. This way, theyâll be ready and eager for the 1:1 feedback sessions and to receive some new, challenging tasks. In our case, our Tech Lead for MindMeister, Laura Bârladeanu, led an internal workshop, leading to positive feedback on the new processes so far. After all, feedback is a two-way street, and we, as leaders, must be open to receiving it too ?? If you like the sound of how we do things at MeisterLabs, thereâs still space in our bustling offices in Vienna and Seattle! Head to our jobs page to check out the positions weâre hiring for. Plus, if you donât see an opening that fits, get in touch via [emailprotected] to let us know where you see yourself on our team! Productive Team ManagementMade Simple With MeisterTask Its free! With MeisterTask Sustainable Growth 4 Questions for Fast-Growing Companies - Focus When a start-up grows at scale, your leadership strategy will need to grow with it. At MeisterLabs, when we could no longer fit around the same meeting room table, we knew it was time to take stock. Over the past few years, our company has grown from a small start-up to a team of 35. Throughout this process, growing sustainably, rather than rapidly, has been paramount. Weâve needed a leadership strategy that not only hires top talent but provides our team with the onboarding processes and feedback they need to thrive. To receive a helping hand in this, we rolled up our sleeves and signed up for an external leadership workshop. The training was challenging, but enlightening, and identified a few key areas for improvement, along with strategies on how to get there. These approaches will no doubt apply to other growing tech teams too. In this article, weâll share the key lessons, in the hope that youâll be well placed to weather your growth, too: Dealing with Growing Pains As tech companies scale at pace, thereâs a risk that teams will begin to lose direction. Without structure, itâs difficult to continue working together in a strategic way, as bigger picture aims get lost among individual tasks. Without clear team leads, questions over who should onboard new staff members and provide regular feedback can also arise. As a result, in fall 2017, we decided to create a formal company structure. Until this point, MeisterLabs had been almost entirely non-hierarchical. This worked great for fast-paced working and collaboration. However, as we hired lots of new team members over a short period, it became problematic. As new hires joined the team, they would often have no clear line manager. This meant no specific person to onboard them, no one to showcase their work to, and no one to provide regular feedback. To address this, we began by developing a clear company structure, providing each employee with a clear understanding of who they can look to for support and feedback. Next, we needed to ensure that our new leadership team had the skills and confidence to manage their teams. To this end, we reached out to 5P Consulting and brought our team leads and founders together for a 3-day leadership workshop in Vienna. Within the training, we established our own strengths and weaknesses as a leadership team. Then, we looked at how we could improve, particularly in the areas of delegation and providing feedback. Hereâs what we covered and the questions we asked ourselves, in order to make that progress: 4 Essential Questions For Leaders: 1. What drives you as a leader? To know how to improve as a leader, you first need to establish what you could be doing better. To do this, try asking yourself: How would your team describe you as a leader? How does this vary from how you would like to be described? Which leadership situations do you feel youâre really good at? Where would you still like to improve? It might have been a while since you thought about the broader impression of your leadership style. However, aligning where youâre at currently with where youâd like to be is a great first step in identifying how to improve. An element of this is understanding our personal drivers as leaders. These can often be deduced from how we would like to be seen. However, undertaking a questionnaire on our leadership drivers, we found that many of us have drivers that weâre not yet aware of. For example, a number of our leaders found a conclusive drive to please others. Although this can be essential for a happy team, itâs important to remember that you canât please everyone, all of the time. As long as decisions are made for the greater sake of the team, in line with company strategy, not pleasing everyone is okay. Another we found was the need to be perfect, which was holding some leaders back from delegating. Weâll come back to this, but in order to move forward, itâs important to first identify these leadership shortcomings. Productive Team ManagementMade Simple With MeisterTask Its free! With MeisterTask 2. What drives you as a company? Next, focus some thought on drivers within the company as a whole. During our training, we shared on a flipchart what we most appreciate about working at MeisterLabs, as well as where the pain points lie. We asked ourselves: What are the top three things that make us successful right now? What are the top three things that hold us back and if done better, could make us more successful? It became obvious that for many of us, we enjoy elements such as: working with people with a similar mindset an open-door policy for asking for help the active involvement of our knowledgeable founders and the encouragement of team input within our company strategies. All of these factors enable us to trust one another and work well together. However, we established areas for improvement too. As a leadership team, we all agreed that we could be doing a better job of delegating tasks and providing regular, constructive feedback. Both are essential for growing teams, so Iâll share the strategies weâve put in place to address them. 3. Where could you delegate better? As leaders, many of us have been there: Youâre facing a never-ending to-do list, but feel hesitant to ask your team members to take on a task. Even as a company working on our own task management solution MeisterTask weâve faced this problem too. So why is it that we so often face this conundrum? It might be that we feel we could do the task better ourselves. That we think it would require too much time to train a report to do it instead. That it could put too much pressure on a colleague. Or perhaps that weâre simply scared of losing control, in case we become redundant by handing over our work. All of these concerns are valid in their own right. However, companies hire specialist staff for a reason. As long as you feel confident in your team members, we should never feel afraid to entrust them with important tasks. For some of us, resistance to delegation can link back to our inner drivers. For example, if one of your drivers is to complete tasks quickly, this might make you resistant to training a team member to do it. If your driver is to please others, you might be concerned by the pressure youâd be putting on them by delegating. Reflecting on the drivers established in step one will help you in deconstructing any personal resistance to delegating. Once youâre feeling more comfortable to delegate, the key steps we covered in our guide to effective delegation are as follows: Explain why youâre delegating Provide the right instructions Provide the necessary resources and training Delegate responsibility and authority, too Say thank you! Learning to delegate effectively will develop you as a leader and can help motivate your team too. After all, itâs your responsibility to focus on their professional development and this includes challenging them, providing opportunities to grow. As mentioned, at MeisterLabs, we use our own task management tool, MeisterTask, to help delegate. With transparent project boards, we can create and assign tasks to our team, then track these to completion. If team members have any questions, they can voice them simply via the comment section. However, an in-person conversation between the team member and team lead can never go amiss either! 4. Are you providing enough feedback? To help your team members develop further, itâs crucial you provide regular, constructive feedback. This shouldnât be an annual affair, where all tasks completed over the past year are presented all at once. Instead, you should normalize immediate feedback and create a constant dialogue flow, including praise and points for improvement. The mindset of the leader will play a significant role here. In her book, Radical Candor, leadership expert Kim Scott shared that ideally, every team leader will care personally for their team member. In parallel, they should develop a relationship in which theyâre able to challenge each other directly, without resulting in any upset. Many articles have been written about how to give feedback in the best possible way. Some claim that criticism should always be sandwiched in praise. However, as weâve shared previously in our best ways to offer effective feedback, this is just undercover bashing and often ineffective. Instead, the most effective way to offer feedback on topics surrounding criticism, recognition and expectations is via the following steps: First, provide a description of the situation Second, provide an objective description of the behavior Next, provide an objective description of the consequences Then, provide a subjective assessment of the situation, outcomes and onward actions Finally, provide a description of future expectations. In order to communicate your feedback in a considered, thoughtful way, itâs important to first structure your thoughts. Below is an example of how you can prepare for feedback sessions with the help of a mind map. In our case, we used MindMeister. Your browser is not able to display frames. Please visit 5 Steps for Effective Feedback on MindMeister. MeisterTip: To use the template feedback mind map, simply sign into MindMeister (or sign up free) and maximize the map via the map actions icon. Once maximized, click again on the map actions icon and choose to clone the map. From there, edit or embellish the topics to make the map suitable for your personal feedback session. Of course, if your feedback is critical, you might need to escalate this to further levels. The first couple of stages will involve explaining, convincing, requesting changes and then holding follow-ups to monitor those changes. However, persistent issues should be dealt with by alerting the employee to the consequences, before, eventually, putting those consequences into practice. Ultimately, your feedback should be a continuum from friendly chat, to direct conversation, to tangible consequences. Ideally, with a focus on regular feedback, you can avoid the latter escalations altogether. Once youâve been through these processes as a leader, the next step is to disseminate this knowledge internally. By demonstrating the value of the new management processes to your team, you can get them on board with the changes. This way, theyâll be ready and eager for the 1:1 feedback sessions and to receive some new, challenging tasks. In our case, our Tech Lead for MindMeister, Laura Bârladeanu, led an internal workshop, leading to positive feedback on the new processes so far. After all, feedback is a two-way street, and we, as leaders, must be open to receiving it too ?? If you like the sound of how we do things at MeisterLabs, thereâs still space in our bustling offices in Vienna and Seattle! Head to our jobs page to check out the positions weâre hiring for. Plus, if you donât see an opening that fits, get in touch via [emailprotected] to let us know where you see yourself on our team! Productive Team ManagementMade Simple With MeisterTask Its free! With MeisterTask
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
The Pros And Cons Of Modern Architecture - 1171 Words
What comes to peopleââ¬â¢s mind when they hear the word ââ¬Å"Modern?â⬠How about for Modern â⬠Architecture?â⬠Based on Merriam-Websterââ¬â¢s ââ¬Å"Modernâ⬠term, Modern means; ââ¬Å"relating to, or characteristic of a period extending from a relevant remote past to the present time.â⬠On the other hand, ââ¬Å"Modern Architectureâ⬠article also defines Modern architecture as; ââ¬Å"A new architectural style that emerged in many Western countries in the decade after World War I. It was based on the rational use of modern materials, the principles of functionalist planning, and the rejection of historical precedent and ornament.â⬠There are multiple reasons why Modern architecture is the best of all the architectural styles: itââ¬â¢s inexpensive and eco-friendly, its interior isâ⬠¦show more contentâ⬠¦On ââ¬Å"Miraculous Modern Building Materialsâ⬠article, it states that; ââ¬Å"Modern building materials are becoming more l ightweight, cost-effective, durable, energy-efficient and resistant to extreme weather and termites.â⬠Modern materials are sustainable which means it could last for so many years. Using heavy materials like concrete for the whole building isnââ¬â¢t really healthy for the environment. It causes pollution and topsoil destruction. This explains why Modern architecture is the best. It is inexpensive and environmental-friendly at the same time. Rather than that, a Modern style also shows simplicity and cleanliness. Modern architecture is being praised for having a clean and simple interior. On ââ¬Å"Modern Home Design Ideasâ⬠article, it states that; ââ¬Å"Modern houses focus on structural simplicity, order and functionality ââ¬â monochromatic walls, basic materials and clean architectural lines are the foundationâ⬠¦ The modern interior design emphasizes strong lines, a lack of ornamentation and minimal texture.â⬠What this means is that a Modern house interior is ââ¬Å"minimalistâ⬠and has less clutter. Unlike the other architectural styles, Modern doesnââ¬â¢t use too many decorations or colorful materials that will make its interior look more complex and compressed. As a result, a Modern interior could help people relieve stress. People deal with stress and problems every day, and they do that mostly at home. 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All About Essay Topics on Educational Reform in Texas
All About Essay Topics on Educational Reform in Texas Essay Topics on Educational Reform in Texas - Overview They note how schools with high rates of poverty are more inclined to be low-performing in the event the state utilizes test scores as the main measuring stick. California has previously been in a position to entice skilled workers from different states and from different nations, or so the workforce isn't the exact same as the school population. The introduction of charter schools is 1 way in the struggle towards reform. As an issue of fact, different students in various counties undergo various challenges in the academic approach. Real reform isn't possible from within the present conventional school system. There isn't any way that gradual shift in our present schooling system can lead to the sort of educational reform which I am calling real reform. Hey, it isn't essential to do schooling as it's dictated by the traditional schooling system. Public education today is in desperate need of reform. What Everybody Dislikes About Essay Topics on Educational Reform in Texas and Why California has a reasonably great work force regarding skills. Perhaps it does not continue to be the situation, however, as of the high price of living in California, including burdensome tax prices, and as a result of possible restrictions on immigration into the usa. Education in the USA is always likely to be an important topic for discussion because it's something which has a wide-reaching effect on every generation. You thought that war may be coming. Studies have also demonstrated that a state's long-run financial growth is extremely determined by the skills of its workforce. Research the Alamo and compose a concise overview of the battle. Use historical facts to spell out the tension and by what method the growth in troops at the border impacted regular citizens of the region. Most people today agree that we want to produce adjustments to enhance the quality of America's schools, but few can agree on just how to start it. Hence, it's critical to foster policies at all arenas of government to adequately acknowledge the facts that could have a negative influence on the well-being of a community. But a developing minority think differently. If you still don't understand how to prepare an intriguing speech, EssayShark can assist you. Patrick proposed an extremely similar measure in 2013. You ought to know that all stages of speech preparation are important, and not just just choosing the ideal topic. What follows is an extensive collection of the most intriguing research topics to have you started. This video guides you through the procedure for selecting a topic. For instance, the simple fact that computers are naturally great at math contributes to the question of using calculators in math education. There's an emphasis on computers and the Internet in these types of pages, but there's loads of general info, also. Two recent studies using these methods offer evidence that money matters. Research results show that the absolute most efficient learning occurs in a blended format. Type of Essay Topics on Educational Reform in Texas Many educators now think that anything that more precisely meets the requirements of the kid will get the job done better. Education has become the most vital element a man or woman should possess. As a way to add to the success of students, parents also have to be accountable for their youngster's actions. Some parents ought to be held accountable along with school districts in the accomplishment of our youth. Performance of students in California has just improved, but big quantities of students still remain poorly equipped to face a huge automation and financial shift. Individuals will start to understand they have a decision.
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Values- Allport-Vernon Essay Example
Values- Allport-Vernon Essay Define Values. Critically evaluate ââ¬Å"Allport-Vernonâ⬠classification of values. How valuesà affectthe business processes. Values represent basic convictions that ââ¬Å"a specific mode ofà conduct or end-state ofà existence is personally or socially preferable toà an opposite or converse mode of conduct orend-state of existenceâ⬠(Rokeach, 1973). When the valuesà are ranked in terms ofà theirintensity, i. e. , when the value are prioritized in terms of their intensity, it is called valuesystem. Types of values include ethical/moral values, doctrinal/ideological (political,religious) values, social values, and aesthetic values. Values have both content and intensityà attributes. The content attribute signifies that amode of conduct or end-state of existence isà important. The intensity attribute specifieshow important it is. Ranking an individualââ¬â¢s values in terms of their intensity equals thatpersonââ¬â¢s value system. Values build the foundation for the understanding of attitudes and motivation of anindividual, since; value has aà great impact on perceptions. Values shape relationships,behaviors, and choices. The more positive our values, more positiveà are peopleââ¬â¢s actions. Asignificant portion of the values an individual holds is established in the early yearsââ¬âfromparents, teachers, friends, and others. Allport-Vernon classification of values: 1. Theoretical: Interest in the discovery of truth through reasoning andà systematicthinking. 2. Economic: Interest in usefulness and practicality, including theà accumulation of wealth. 3. Aesthetic: Interest in beauty, form andà artistic harmony. 4. Social: Interest in people and humanà relationships. 5. Political: Interest in gaining power and influencing other people. 6. Religious: Interest in unity and understanding the cosmos asà a whole. Work behavior across cultures andà businesses In every culture, there are different setsà of attitudes and values which affectà behavior. Similarly, every individual has a set of attitudes and beliefs ââ¬â filters through which he/sheviews management situations within organizational context. We will write a custom essay sample on Values- Allport-Vernon specifically for you for only $16.38 $13.9/page Order now We will write a custom essay sample on Values- Allport-Vernon specifically for you FOR ONLY $16.38 $13.9/page Hire Writer We will write a custom essay sample on Values- Allport-Vernon specifically for you FOR ONLY $16.38 $13.9/page Hire Writer Managerialà beliefs, attitudesand values can affect organizations positivelyà or negatively. Managers portray trust andrespect in their employees in differentà ways in different cultures. This is aà function of theirown cultural backgrounds. For example, managers fromà specific culturestend to focusonly on the behavior that takes place at work, in contrast to managers from diffusedà cultures who focus on wider range of behaviorà including employeesââ¬â¢ private and
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Irregular Past Participle Forms
Irregular Past Participle Forms Irregular Past Participle Forms Irregular Past Participle Forms By Maeve Maddox I went through elementary school in the bad old days, when teachers drilled the class on irregular verbs. For example: Teacher: go Student A: go, went, have gone Teacher: come Student B: come, came, have come Teacher: write Student C: write, wrote, have written I donââ¬â¢t recall when the drills began, but Iââ¬â¢m pretty sure we didnââ¬â¢t do them after the sixth grade. By then, as they say, we knew the drill. From my experience I conclude that a child of eleven or twelve is capable of mastering the irregular verb forms. Thatââ¬â¢s why I donââ¬â¢t understand why so many grown-ups writing on the Web get them wrong. Hereââ¬â¢s a sampling. By the way, one of these examples is from a writer of British English, and one is from the official web site of a museum in a large American city. Iââ¬â¢ve had this post sitting around for a while. Since Iââ¬â¢ve written it, Iââ¬â¢ve went back and forth about posting it. A few weeks ago I started having wrist pain from playing too much basketball. Since then Ive went to many doctors and some have said its tendonitis, I want to publish my book I have wrote. Paleo-Indian people are thought to have came to Wisconsin from the west and south about 12,000 years ago. Old English had hundreds of what we now call irregular verbs, most of which have become regularized with -ed endings. For example, the old past forms of helpââ¬âholp and holpenââ¬ânow have the regular forms helped and helped. The process of regularization continues. For example, while many speakers still prefer to say slay, slew, (have) slain, others have begun to say slay, slayed, (have) slayed. The irregular verbs most resistant to change are the ones we use most frequently, like come and go. Because they are such high-frequency words, one can only wonder why speakers who have completed six or more years of formal education havenââ¬â¢t mastered their forms. Perhaps readers of forums or amateur blogs arenââ¬â¢t troubled by ââ¬Å"have cameâ⬠or ââ¬Å"have began,â⬠but readers in search of accurate information probably wouldnââ¬â¢t attach much confidence to anything written on the following sites, each of which presents itself as a reliable source of knowledge: Giant asteroids might have began the age of dinosaurs as well as ended it. (headline on science site) Over the last few decades humans have began to bend and break the laws of natural selection- laws that have governed life on Earth for the past four billion years.à (course offerings, university site) Working with what we have at the moment, we have began putting some of our birds together so we can open up enclosures and make them much bigger! (Australian wildlife park) Related post: Beware of the Irregular Past Participle Forms Want to improve your English in five minutes a day? Get a subscription and start receiving our writing tips and exercises daily! Keep learning! Browse the Grammar category, check our popular posts, or choose a related post below:Coordinating vs. Subordinating Conjunctions35 Genres and Other Varieties of FictionThrew and Through
Sunday, March 1, 2020
New to Old SAT Conversion - Official Formulas and Tools
New to Old SAT Conversion - Official Formulas and Tools SAT / ACT Prep Online Guides and Tips As of March 5, 2016, the new SAT is out. This means that those who took the old 2400-point SAT may want to know what their new 1600-point SAT score would have been, and vice versa. This information is critical for when you research and apply to scholarships and colleges that use a different version of the SAT than the one you took. Here, we give theofficial conversionsbetween old SAT and new SAT scores. These conversions come directly from the College Board, and we've made automatic conversion tools to make it easier for you! Converting from Old SAT to New SAT Do you have your old SAT score, including the scores for each section: Writing, Mathematics, and Critical Reading? If so,just plug your current numbers into the left hand side below, and your new total will pop out automatically on the right! Enter your old 2400 SAT here: Old Math (max 800) Old Reading(max 800) Old Writing (max 800) Get new 1600 SAT scores here: Old Total SAT (max 2400) New Math (max 800) New Reading + Writing (max 800) New Total SAT (max 1600) // 800) { $(this).val(800); } var m = parseInt($("#in_old_math").val()); var w = parseInt($("#in_old_writing").val()); var c = parseInt($("#in_old_critical").val()); var old_r = w + c var old_total = m + c + w; var new_m; var new_r; var new_total; if (isNaN(m)) { $("#out_new_math").val(''); } else { switch (m) { case 200:new_m = 200;break;case 210:new_m = 220;break;case 220:new_m = 230;break;case 230:new_m = 250;break;case 240:new_m = 260;break;case 250:new_m = 280;break;case 260:new_m = 300;break;case 270:new_m = 310;break;case 280:new_m = 330;break;case 290:new_m = 340;break;case 300:new_m = 350;break;case 310:new_m = 360;break;case 320:new_m = 360;break;case 330:new_m = 370;break;case 340:new_m = 380;break;case 350:new_m = 390;break;case 360:new_m = 400;break;case 370:new_m = 410;break;case 380:new_m = 420;break;case 390:new_m = 430;break;case 400:new_m = 440;break;case 410:new_m = 450;break;case 420:new_m = 460;break;case 430:new_m = 470;break;case 440:new_m = 480;break;case 450:new_m = 490;break;case 460:new_m = 500;break;case 470:new_m = 510;break;case 480:new_m = 510;break;case 490:new_m = 520;break;case 500:new_m = 530;break;case 510:new_m = 540;break;case 520:new_m = 550;break;case 530:new_m = 560;break;case 540:new_m = 570;break;case 550:new_m = 570;break;ca se 560:new_m = 580;break;case 570:new_m = 590;break;case 580:new_m = 600;break;case 590:new_m = 610;break;case 600:new_m = 620;break;case 610:new_m = 630;break;case 620:new_m = 640;break;case 630:new_m = 650;break;case 640:new_m = 660;break;case 650:new_m = 670;break;case 660:new_m = 690;break;case 670:new_m = 700;break;case 680:new_m = 710;break;case 690:new_m = 720;break;case 700:new_m = 730;break;case 710:new_m = 740;break;case 720:new_m = 750;break;case 730:new_m = 760;break;case 740:new_m = 760;break;case 750:new_m = 770;break;case 760:new_m = 780;break;case 770:new_m = 780;break;case 780:new_m = 790;break;case 790:new_m = 800;break;case 800:new_m = 800;break; } $("#out_new_math").val(new_m); } if (isNaN(old_r)) { $("#out_new_verbal").val(''); } else { switch (old_r) { case 400:new_r = 200;break;case 410:new_r = 210;break;case 420:new_r = 220;break;case 430:new_r = 230;break;case 440:new_r = 240;break;case 450:new_r = 260;break;case 460:new_r = 270;break;case 470:new_r = 280;break;case 480:new_r = 290;break;case 490:new_r = 300;break;case 500:new_r = 310;break;case 510:new_r = 310;break;case 520:new_r = 320;break;case 530:new_r = 320;break;case 540:new_r = 330;break;case 550:new_r = 330;break;case 560:new_r = 330;break;case 570:new_r = 340;break;case 580:new_r = 340;break;case 590:new_r = 350;break;case 600:new_r = 350;break;case 610:new_r = 360;break;case 620:new_r = 360;break;case 630:new_r = 360;break;case 640:new_r = 370;break;case 650:new_r = 370;break;case 660:new_r = 380;break;case 670:new_r = 380;break;case 680:new_r = 390;break;case 690:new_r = 390;break;case 700:new_r = 400;break;case 710:new_r = 400;break;case 720:new_r = 410;break;case 730:new_r = 410;break;case 740:new_r = 420;break;case 750:new_r = 420;break;ca se 760:new_r = 430;break;case 770:new_r = 430;break;case 780:new_r = 440;break;case 790:new_r = 440;break;case 800:new_r = 450;break;case 810:new_r = 450;break;case 820:new_r = 460;break;case 830:new_r = 460;break;case 840:new_r = 470;break;case 850:new_r = 480;break;case 860:new_r = 480;break;case 870:new_r = 490;break;case 880:new_r = 490;break;case 890:new_r = 500;break;case 900:new_r = 500;break;case 910:new_r = 510;break;case 920:new_r = 510;break;case 930:new_r = 520;break;case 940:new_r = 530;break;case 950:new_r = 530;break;case 960:new_r = 540;break;case 970:new_r = 540;break;case 980:new_r = 550;break;case 990:new_r = 550;break;case 1000:new_r = 560;break;case 1010:new_r = 560;break;case 1020:new_r = 570;break;case 1030:new_r = 570;break;case 1040:new_r = 580;break;case 1050:new_r = 580;break;case 1060:new_r = 590;break;case 1070:new_r = 590;break;case 1080:new_r = 600;break;case 1090:new_r = 600;break;case 1100:new_r = 610;break;case 1110:new_r = 610;break;case 1120:new_r = 620;break;case 1130:new_r = 620;break;case 1140:new_r = 630;break;case 1150:new_r = 630;break;case 1160:new_r = 640;break;case 1170:new_r = 640;break;case 1180:new_r = 650;break;case 1190:new_r = 650;break;case 1200:new_r = 650;break;case 1210:new_r = 660;break;case 1220:new_r = 660;break;case 1230:new_r = 670;break;case 1240:new_r = 670;break;case 1250:new_r = 680;break;case 1260:new_r = 680;break;case 1270:new_r = 680;break;case 1280:new_r = 690;break;case 1290:new_r = 690;break;case 1300:new_r = 700;break;case 1310:new_r = 700;break;case 1320:new_r = 700;break;case 1330:new_r = 710;break;case 1340:new_r = 710;break;case 1350:new_r = 710;break;case 1360:new_r = 720;break;case 1370:new_r = 720;break;case 1380:new_r = 730;break;case 1390:new_r = 730;break;case 1400:new_r = 730;break;case 1410:new_r = 740;break;case 1420:new_r = 740;break;case 1430:new_r = 740;break;case 1440:new_r = 750;break;case 1450:new_r = 750;break;case 1460:new_r = 750;break;case 1470:new_r = 760;break;case 1480:new_r = 760;break;case 1490:new_r = 760;break;case 1500:new_r = 770;break;case 1510:new_r = 770;break;case 1520:new_r = 770;break;case 1530:new_r = 780;break;case 1540:new_r = 780;break;case 1550:new_r = 780;break;case 1560:new_r = 790;break;case 1570:new_r = 790;break;case 1580:new_r = 800;break;case 1590:new_r = 800;break;case 1600:new_r = 800;break; } $("#out_new_verbal").val(new_r); } if (!isNaN(old_total)) { $("#out_old_total").val(old_total); switch (old_total) {case 600: new_total = 400; break; case 610: new_total = 410; break; case 620: new_total = 420; break; case 630: new_total = 430; break; case 640: new_total = 440; break; case 650: new_total = 450; break; case 660: new_total = 460; break; case 670: new_total = 470; break; case 680: new_total = 480; break; case 690: new_total = 490; break; case 700: new_total = 500; break; case 710: new_total = 510; break; case 720: new_total = 520; break; case 730: new_total = 530; break; case 740: new_total = 540; break; case 750: new_total = 550; break; case 760: new_total = 560; break; case 770: new_total = 580; break; case 780: new_total = 590; break; case 790: new_total = 600; break; case 800: new_total = 610; break; case 810: new_total = 620; break; case 820: new_total = 630; break; case 830: new_total = 640; break; case 840: new_total = 650; break; case 850: new_total = 660; break; case 860: new_total = 670; break; case 870: new_total = 680; break; case 880: new_total = 690; break; case 890: new_total = 690; break; case 900: new_total = 700; break; case 910: new_total = 710; break; case 920: new_total = 710; break; case 930: new_total = 720; break; case 940: new_total = 730; break; case 950: new_total = 730; break; case 960: new_total = 740; break; case 970: new_total = 740; break; case 980: new_total = 750; break; case 990: new_total = 760; break; case 1000: new_total = 760; break; case 1010: new_total = 770; break; case 1020: new_total = 780; break; case 1030: new_total = 780; break; case 1040: new_total = 790; break; case 1050: new_total = 800; break; case 1060: new_total = 800; break; case 1070: new_total = 810; break; case 1080: new_total = 810; break; case 1090: new_total = 820; break; case 1100: new_total = 830; break; case 1110: new_total = 830; break; case 1120: new_total = 840; break; case 1130: new_total = 850; break; case 1140: new_total = 850; break; case 1150: new_total = 860; break; case 1160: new_total = 870; break; case 1170: new_ total = 870; break; case 1180: new_total = 880; break; case 1190: new_total = 890; break; case 1200: new_total = 890; break; case 1210: new_total = 900; break; case 1220: new_total = 910; break; case 1230: new_total = 910; break; case 1240: new_total = 920; break; case 1250: new_total = 930; break; case 1260: new_total = 930; break; case 1270: new_total = 940; break; case 1280: new_total = 950; break; case 1290: new_total = 950; break; case 1300: new_total = 960; break; case 1310: new_total = 970; break; case 1320: new_total = 980; break; case 1330: new_total = 980; break; case 1340: new_total = 990; break; case 1350: new_total = 1000; break; case 1360: new_total = 1000; break; case 1370: new_total = 1010; break; case 1380: new_total = 1020; break; case 1390: new_total = 1020; break; case 1400: new_total = 1030; break; case 1410: new_total = 1030; break; case 1420: new_total = 1040; break; case 1430: new_total = 1050; break; case 1440: new_total = 1050; break; case 1450: new_total = 1060; break; case 1460: new_total = 1070; break; case 1470: new_total = 1070; break; case 1480: new_total = 1080; break; case 1490: new_total = 1090; break; case 1500: new_total = 1090; break; case 1510: new_total = 1100; break; case 1520: new_total = 1110; break; case 1530: new_total = 1110; break; case 1540: new_total = 1120; break; case 1550: new_total = 1120; break; case 1560: new_total = 1130; break; case 1570: new_total = 1140; break; case 1580: new_total = 1140; break; case 1590: new_total = 1150; break; case 1600: new_total = 1160; break; case 1610: new_total = 1160; break; case 1620: new_total = 1170; break; case 1630: new_total = 1180; break; case 1640: new_total = 1180; break; case 1650: new_total = 1190; break; case 1660: new_total = 1200; break; case 1670: new_total = 1200; break; case 1680: new_total = 1210; break; case 1690: new_total = 1210; break; case 1700: new_total = 1220; break; case 1710: new_total = 1230; break; case 1720: new_total = 1230; break; case 1730: new_total = 1240; break; case 1740: new_total = 1250; break; case 1750: new_total = 1250; break; case 1760: new_total = 1260; break; case 1770: new_total = 1270; break; case 1780: new_total = 1270; break; case 1790: new_total = 1280; break; case 1800: new_total = 1290; break; case 1810: new_total = 1290; break; case 1820: new_total = 1300; break; case 1830: new_total = 1300; break; case 1840: new_total = 1310; break; case 1850: new_total = 1320; break; case 1860: new_total = 1320; break; case 1870: new_total = 1330; break; case 1880: new_total = 1340; break; case 1890: new_total = 1340; break; case 1900: new_total = 1350; break; case 1910: new_total = 1350; break; case 1920: new_total = 1360; break; case 1930: new_total = 1370; break; case 1940: new_total = 1370; break; case 1950: new_total = 1380; break; case 1960: new_total = 1380; break; case 1970: new_total = 1390; break; case 1980: new_total = 1400; break; case 1990: new_total = 1400; break; case 2000: new_total = 1410; break; case 2010: new_total = 1410; break; case 2020: new_total = 1420; break; case 2030: new_total = 1430; break; case 2040: new_total = 1430; break; case 2050: new_total = 1440; break; case 2060: new_total = 1440; break; case 2070: new_total = 1450; break; case 2080: new_total = 1450; break; case 2090: new_total = 1460; break; case 2100: new_total = 1470; break; case 2110: new_total = 1470; break; case 2120: new_total = 1480; break; case 2130: new_total = 1480; break; case 2140: new_total = 1490; break; case 2150: new_total = 1490; break; case 2160: new_total = 1500; break; case 2170: new_total = 1500; break; case 2180: new_total = 1510; break; case 2190: new_total = 1510; break; case 2200: new_total = 1510; break; case 2210: new_total = 1520; break; case 2220: new_total = 1520; break; case 2230: new_total = 1530; break; case 2240: new_total = 1530; break; case 2250: new_total = 1540; break; case 2260: new_total = 1540; break; case 2270: new_total = 1550; break; case 2280: new_total = 15 50; break; case 2290: new_total = 1550; break; case 2300: new_total = 1560; break; case 2310: new_total = 1560; break; case 2320: new_total = 1570; break; case 2330: new_total = 1570; break; case 2340: new_total = 1580; break; case 2350: new_total = 1580; break; case 2360: new_total = 1590; break; case 2370: new_total = 1590; break; case 2380: new_total = 1590; break; case 2390: new_total = 1600; break; case 2400: new_total = 1600; break; } $("#out_new_total").val(new_total); var old_to_new_error_payload = "Why don't the section scores add up to the total score? Summing ".concat(new_m.toString()," and ",new_r.toString()," gives ",(new_m+new_r).toString(),", not ",new_total.toString(),"! The reason is that the College Board has one conversion table for individual sections (like Math to Math), and another for total to total conversion. They try to make each individual conversion as accurate as possible, which leads to some inconsistencies. You can read more here.Long story short? Don't worry about it. These are only meant to be estimates anyway. The two totals are ",Math.abs(new_total-new_r-new_m).toString()," points apart - just split the difference and use that value for what you need."); if (new_total != (new_r + new_m)) { document.getElementById("old_to_new_error").innerHTML = old_to_new_error_payload; } else { document.getElementById("old_to_new_error").innerHTML = ""; } } else { $("#out_old_total").val(''); $("#out_new_total").val(''); document.getElementById("old_to_new_error").innerHTML = ""; } }); }); // ]]> New 1600 SAT to Old 2400 SAT Conversion Tool Alternatively, if you want to input your New SAT scores and get old SAT scores back, here's how to do it: Enter your new 1600 SAT here: New Math (max 800) New Reading + Writing (max 800) Get old 2400 SAT scoreshere: New Total SAT (max 1600) Old Math (max 800) Old Reading + Writing (max 1600) Old Total SAT (max 2400) // 800) { $(this).val(800); } var new_m = parseInt($("#in_new_math").val()); var new_v = parseInt($("#in_new_verbal").val()); new_total = new_m + new_v var old_m; var old_v; var old_total; if (isNaN(new_m)) { $("#out_old_math").val(''); } else { switch (new_m) { case 200: old_m = 200; break; case 210: old_m = 200; break; case 220: old_m = 210; break; case 230: old_m = 220; break; case 240: old_m = 220; break; case 250: old_m = 230; break; case 260: old_m = 240; break; case 270: old_m = 240; break; case 280: old_m = 250; break; case 290: old_m = 260; break; case 300: old_m = 260; break; case 310: old_m = 270; break; case 320: old_m = 280; break; case 330: old_m = 280; break; case 340: old_m = 290; break; case 350: old_m = 300; break; case 360: old_m = 310; break; case 370: old_m = 330; break; case 380: old_m = 340; break; case 390: old_m = 350; break; case 400: old_m = 360; break; case 410: old_m = 370; break; case 420: old_m = 380; break; case 430: old_m = 390; break; case 440: old_m = 400; break; case 450: old_m = 410; break; case 460: old_m = 420; break; case 470: old_m = 430; break; case 480: old_m = 440; break; case 490: old_m = 450; break; case 500: old_m = 460; break; case 510: old_m = 470; break; case 520: old_ m = 490; break; case 530: old_m = 500; break; case 540: old_m = 510; break; case 550: old_m = 520; break; case 560: old_m = 530; break; case 570: old_m = 550; break; case 580: old_m = 560; break; case 590: old_m = 570; break; case 600: old_m = 580; break; case 610: old_m = 590; break; case 620: old_m = 600; break; case 630: old_m = 610; break; case 640: old_m = 620; break; case 650: old_m = 630; break; case 660: old_m = 640; break; case 670: old_m = 650; break; case 680: old_m = 650; break; case 690: old_m = 660; break; case 700: old_m = 670; break; case 710: old_m = 680; break; case 720: old_m = 690; break; case 730: old_m = 700; break; case 740: old_m = 710; break; case 750: old_m = 720; break; case 760: old_m = 740; break; case 770: old_m = 750; break; case 780: old_m = 760; break; case 790: old_m = 780; break; case 800: old_m = 800; break; } $("#out_old_math").val(old_m); } if (isNaN(new_v)) { $("#out_old_critical").val(''); } else { switch (new_v) { case 200:old_v = 400;break;case 210:old_v = 410;break;case 220:old_v = 420;break;case 230:old_v = 430;break;case 240:old_v = 440;break;case 250:old_v = 440;break;case 260:old_v = 450;break;case 270:old_v = 460;break;case 280:old_v = 470;break;case 290:old_v = 480;break;case 300:old_v = 490;break;case 310:old_v = 500;break;case 320:old_v = 520;break;case 330:old_v = 550;break;case 340:old_v = 570;break;case 350:old_v = 600;break;case 360:old_v = 620;break;case 370:old_v = 640;break;case 380:old_v = 660;break;case 390:old_v = 690;break;case 400:old_v = 710;break;case 410:old_v = 730;break;case 420:old_v = 750;break;case 430:old_v = 770;break;case 440:old_v = 790;break;case 450:old_v = 800;break;case 460:old_v = 820;break;case 470:old_v = 840;break;case 480:old_v = 860;break;case 490:old_v = 880;break;case 500:old_v = 890;break;case 510:old_v = 910;break;case 520:old_v = 930;break;case 530:old_v = 950;break;case 540:old_v = 970;break;case 550:old_v = 990;break;ca se 560:old_v = 1010;break;case 570:old_v = 1020;break;case 580:old_v = 1040;break;case 590:old_v = 1060;break;case 600:old_v = 1080;break;case 610:old_v = 1100;break;case 620:old_v = 1120;break;case 630:old_v = 1150;break;case 640:old_v = 1170;break;case 650:old_v = 1190;break;case 660:old_v = 1210;break;case 670:old_v = 1240;break;case 680:old_v = 1260;break;case 690:old_v = 1290;break;case 700:old_v = 1310;break;case 710:old_v = 1340;break;case 720:old_v = 1370;break;case 730:old_v = 1390;break;case 740:old_v = 1420;break;case 750:old_v = 1450;break;case 760:old_v = 1480;break;case 770:old_v = 1510;break;case 780:old_v = 1540;break;case 790:old_v = 1560;break;case 800:old_v = 1590;break; } $("#out_old_critical").val(old_v); } if (!isNaN(new_total)) { $("#out_new_total2").val(new_total); switch(new_total) { case 400: old_total = 600; break;case 410: old_total = 610; break;case 420: old_total = 620; break;case 430: old_total = 630; break;case 440: old_total = 640; break;case 450: old_total = 650; break;case 460: old_total = 660; break;case 470: old_total = 670; break;case 480: old_total = 680; break;case 490: old_total = 690; break;case 500: old_total = 700; break;case 510: old_total = 710; break;case 520: old_total = 720; break;case 530: old_total = 730; break;case 540: old_total = 730; break;case 550: old_total = 740; break;case 560: old_total = 750; break;case 570: old_total = 760; break;case 580: old_total = 770; break;case 590: old_total = 780; break;case 600: old_total = 790; break;case 610: old_total = 800; break;case 620: old_total = 810; break;case 630: old_total = 820; break;case 640: old_total = 830; break;case 650: old_total = 840; break;case 660: old_total = 850; break;case 670: old_total = 860; break;case 680: old_total = 870; break;case 690: old_total = 880; break;ca se 700: old_total = 900; break;case 710: old_total = 910; break;case 720: old_total = 930; break;case 730: old_total = 950; break;case 740: old_total = 960; break;case 750: old_total = 980; break;case 760: old_total = 990; break;case 770: old_total = 1010; break;case 780: old_total = 1030; break;case 790: old_total = 1040; break;case 800: old_total = 1060; break;case 810: old_total = 1070; break;case 820: old_total = 1090; break;case 830: old_total = 1110; break;case 840: old_total = 1120; break;case 850: old_total = 1140; break;case 860: old_total = 1150; break;case 870: old_total = 1170; break;case 880: old_total = 1180; break;case 890: old_total = 1200; break;case 900: old_total = 1210; break;case 910: old_total = 1220; break;case 920: old_total = 1240; break;case 930: old_total = 1250; break;case 940: old_total = 1270; break;case 950: old_total = 1280; break;case 960: old_total = 1300; break;case 970: old_total = 1310; break;case 980: old_total = 1330; break;case 990: old_total = 1340; break;case 1000: old_total = 1360; break;case 1010: old_total = 1370; break;case 1020: old_total = 1390; break;case 1030: old_total = 1400; break;case 1040: old_total = 1420; break;case 1050: old_total = 1430; break;case 1060: old_total = 1450; break;case 1070: old_total = 1460; break;case 1080: old_total = 1480; break;case 1090: old_total = 1490; break;case 1100: old_total = 1510; break;case 1110: old_total = 1530; break;case 1120: old_total = 1540; break;case 1130: old_total = 1560; break;case 1140: old_total = 1570; break;case 1150: old_total = 1590; break;case 1160: old_total = 1610; break;case 1170: old_total = 1620; break;case 1180: old_total = 1640; break;case 1190: old_total = 1650; break;case 1200: old_total = 1670; break;case 1210: old_total = 1680; break;case 1220: old_total = 1700; break;case 1230: old_total = 1710; break;case 1240: old_total = 1730; break;case 1250: old_total = 1750; break;case 1260: old_total = 1760; break;case 1270: old_total = 1780; break;cas e 1280: old_total = 1790; break;case 1290: old_total = 1810; break;case 1300: old_total = 1820; break;case 1310: old_total = 1840; break;case 1320: old_total = 1850; break;case 1330: old_total = 1870; break;case 1340: old_total = 1880; break;case 1350: old_total = 1900; break;case 1360: old_total = 1920; break;case 1370: old_total = 1930; break;case 1380: old_total = 1950; break;case 1390: old_total = 1970; break;case 1400: old_total = 1990; break;case 1410: old_total = 2000; break;case 1420: old_total = 2020; break;case 1430: old_total = 2040; break;case 1440: old_total = 2060; break;case 1450: old_total = 2080; break;case 1460: old_total = 2090; break;case 1470: old_total = 2110; break;case 1480: old_total = 2130; break;case 1490: old_total = 2150; break;case 1500: old_total = 2170; break;case 1510: old_total = 2190; break;case 1520: old_total = 2210; break;case 1530: old_total = 2230; break;case 1540: old_total = 2260; break;case 1550: old_total = 2280; break;case 1560: old_total = 2300; break;case 1570: old_total = 2330; break;case 1580: old_total = 2350; break;case 1590: old_total = 2370; break;case 1600: old_total = 2390; break; } $("#out_old_total2").val(old_total); var new_to_old_error_payload = "Why don't the old section scores add up to the old total score? Summing ".concat(old_m.toString()," and ",old_v.toString()," gives ",(old_m+old_v).toString(),", not ",old_total.toString(),"! The reason is that the College Board has one conversion table for individual sections (like Math to Math), and another for total to total conversion. They try to make each individual conversion as accurate as possible, which leads to some inconsistencies. You can read more here.Long story short? Don't worry about it. These are only meant to be estimates anyway. The two totals are ",Math.abs(old_total-old_m-old_v).toString()," points apart - just split the difference and use that value for what you need."); if (old_total != (old_v + old_m)) { document.getElementById("new_to_old_error").innerHTML = new_to_old_error_payload; } else { document.getElementById("new_to_old_error").innerHTML = ""; } } else { $("#out_old_total2").val(''); $("#out_new_total2").val(''); document.getElementById("new_to_old_error").innerHTML = ""; } }); }); // ]]> More Information About Converting Between Scores When You'll Want to Convert Between Scores On one hand, the new SAT and the old SAT are different tests. No single test captures all the information from other tests. Comparing your score on the two tests is, in some ways, like comparing your marathon speed with your 100-meter-sprint speed. While the two speeds are probably correlated, the tests are different, and no one test fully summarizes the other. On the other hand, scores from the two tests are indisputably related. They both aim to test similar concepts, they have similar functions as college admissions tests, and they both keep some of the same multiple-choice features. If you do well on one test, you'll tend to do well on the other. Therefore,it absolutely makes sense to talk about converting between one score and another. The concept we use in the conversion above is calledtheoretical equivalence. That is, if you were to perform as well on one test as the other, what would your total score and section scores be? This gives us a formula where the math section remains the same, and the verbal sections map onto each other. You can use this conversionif you're administering scholarships or admissions and want the same standards across the board. If you're intuitively used to thinking in terms of Old SAT scores, this conversion lets you understand New SAT scores better. However, you should be aware of one caveat if you are using conversion tables to predict test scores. The caveat is that you'll experience regression to the mean. If you did better than average on the old sat (above 1500), you'll do just a tad lower than on the new SAT than your conversion chart score. Likewise, if you did worse than average (less than 1500) on the old SAT, you'll do just a tad better on the new SAT. The reason for this is that new test doesn't test exactly the same things as the old test, and for the new subjects being tested, you are statistically more likely to do more average. Thus, you should expect your score to shrink towards the average. What To Do Next? Now you've converted between the two scores, one thing you should very seriously consider is taking the new SAT. Even if you have an old SAT score, and you've predicted your new SAT score according to the above conversion formula, you will likely perform somewhat differently when you take the real new SAT. This is a good thing because, with superscoring, you have two bites at the apple and more chances to improve. Likewise, if you took both the old SAT and the new SAT, and found that your old SAT converted to more than your actual new SAT score, this is a sign you just had bad luck on your new SAT. If you take it again, there is a good chance you'll scorehigher! FurtherReading Wondering how many times you should take the SAT? Check out our guide and learn the exact number that's best for you! Planning on taking the SAT? Learn thebest ways to study for the new version of the SAT. Have you taken the SAT more than once or are planning on taking it more than once? Superscoring can be a huge benefit for you! Learn what superscoring is,when it's used, and how it can help you with college admissions. //
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Layers of Physical Security Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 2250 words
Layers of Physical Security - Essay Example The traditional security system is continuously being improved by technology and civilization. Further, the rise of new threats, for example, the risk of fear assaults and terrorism, raises the issue of upgrading existing frameworks of physical security. In the meantime, viable physical security ought to be in view of central standards which minimize the risk of dangers to physical security (Modi, Patel, Borisaniya, Patel, & Rajarajan, 2012). Since the traditional means of securing territories no longer hold, there must be an advancement in the forms of security with the utilization of technology. Since physical security takes various layers, the advancement of cutting-edge physical security ought to incorporate these layers which entail building security, grounds security, access control frameworks, and border security (Newman, 2001). The present-day physical security is inconceivable without the wide usage of technological advancements, which has been found to increase significantly the dependability of advanced security frameworks and minimize threats to the physical security framework. Then again, innovations frequently confront new dangers that fortify the more extensive implementation of new technologies, but the primary point in the advancement of a powerful physical security framework is the improvement of numerous layers of physical security (Modi et al., 2012).
Saturday, February 1, 2020
The Body in Ancient Art Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1250 words
The Body in Ancient Art - Essay Example The statues play a vital role in the study of the glorious past of the different cultures. Greek civilization is among those ancient civilizations, which is depicted through Roman sculpture. The Roman sculptures gained incredible popularity in around 1 to 200 years B.C. It was basically influenced by the Greeks. Nude statues which are the Greek style became trendy due to their innate beauty. They were supposed to be the symbol of love and affection for somebody. All these statues are vivid and they represent their own time. When God created man there might be a certain figure before his vision. And he shaped man according to that vision. The divine father devoted himself entirely and put all efforts to create an extraordinary and unique creation. The body of human being is an amazing dream of the heavenly father, which HE manifested in the form of the human body. This marvelous creation of the Lord has been appreciated by the human being whom HE formed. Human body has been the captivating subject for the poets, philosophers, writers, painters and the sculptures. When God created the first man and first woman, i.e. Adam and Eve, they were living their life in a very innate form and that is nudity. Here let me give an example of a very huge nude statue of Bahubali which is located in a small town of southern India called Shravanbelgola. The statue is somewhat similar with the Greek mythological sculpture, though its aim is different and that is asceticism, total isolation from the worldly pleasures. The giant nude statue of Bahubali is an unusual specimen of sculpture. Unlike Indian philosophy, Greek idealism is to gain maximum worldly pleasure. Whatever aims and reasons might be, the stripped body of a man has been the interesting subject for the painters and the sculptors. This nudity is the quite original form of the humanity which appealed to the great painters and sculptors. The faction of male nudity was a pervasive
Friday, January 24, 2020
A Short History of Fingerprinting Essay -- Exploratory Essays
A Short History of Fingerprinting The use of fingerprinting as a means of identification was born out of the need of law enforcement officials to have permanent records that could determine if a convict had been previously arrested or imprisoned. Before the advent of fingerprinting, law enforcement used a number of different methods to try to accomplish this. Ancient civilizations would tattoo or physically maim prisoners. In more recent times, daguerreotyping (that is, photographing) was used, but proved to be less than reliable, because people had the ability to dramatically alter their appearance (Skopitz). As a result, this method too, became obsolete with the discovery of fingerprinting, an absolutely infallible method of identification. Variations of fingerprinting have existed since the very beginning of civilization. Originally, it was used primarily as a type of signature. However, in the Fourteenth Century, it was discovered by a Persian official that no two people had identical fingerprints (The History of Fingerprints). Over the next 300 years or so, there was little development in fingerprinting, except for the work of two professors, Marcelo Malpighi and John Evangelist Purkinji. Each had works on types of fingerprint patterns published - Malpighi in 1686 and Purkinji in 1823 (The History of Fingerprints). The middle to late Nineteenth Century was the time when interest in fingerprinting peaked and a number of important discoveries were made. This all started with the English Chief Magistrate in India, Sir William Herschel, who required natives to have their fingerprints impressed on all business contracts, a tradition which dated back thousands of years (The Hi... ...y in recent years was the computerization of the process. Fingerprints are now stored and matched using computers. Fingerprinting is still used in criminal investigations, although DNA testing is becoming increasingly prevalent and will likely, in cases in which such evidence is available, eventually replace fingerprinting (Skopitz). Brief Summary of Sources http://onin.com/fp/fphistory.html - This site provides a list of people who made significant advancements in fingerprinting. The list is structured chronologically by the date on which the advancements were made. http://kyky.essortment.com/fingerprinthist_rmmv.htm - This site provides a more detailed history of fingerprinting. It describes methods of identification used prior to the advent of fingerprinting, follows the development of fingerprinting, and speculates on the future of fingerprinting.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Halina Mountain Resort Part Essay
Victor Herrera, chairman of the board of Blue Heights Realty & Development Corporation, desired to launch his companyââ¬â¢s first big project, a mineral hot spring resort at Bucal, Calamba, Laguna named Halina Mountain Resort (A). He wanted to make it as ââ¬Å"something he could leave for his familyâ⬠. Blue Heights Realty & Development Corporation was organized in October 1976 attached in owning, improving and managing real estate; it is considered a stable company with authorized capital stock of P1 M and paid-up capital of P900T. The proposed resort was planned to establish to their 2.2 hectare land in Bucal, calamba, Laguna. The land was composed of 1.5 hectare Victor inherited from his father in 1974 and the other 700T hectare which he purchased from his commission from commodities trading. Upon the proposal of the project, Victor asked his son Victor Jr. to make a survey and gathered enough data and information about the vicinity and its rival resort. Also, he made an application with the Ministry of Tourism requesting the approval for the establishment of the resort stating his reasons for going into the resort trade. And lastly, he made a loan application for a P1.3 M with Far East bank and Trust Company however, there is no assurance if it would recognize the merit of his proposal, with a complete paper requirement, Herrera strongly believed that his project is viable & attractive and their reports are unbiased. The only problem would be the approval of his loan application with the Far East Bank and Trust Company. I. Statements of the Objective/s * To pursue the loan from the bank and continue with the desired project for the resort. * To be able to impress the management of the bank to grant their loan. * To seek ideas that will make the Halina Mountain Resort a unique place that will stand out against its anticipated competitors. II. Central Problem/s * Loan Application III. Areas of Consideration * Strengths i. New ideas are being brought up ii. Wide/spacious land to utilize iii. Strong market study iv. Road side v. New business along the area * Weaknesses vi. Large number of competitors vii. No enough funds to start the project viii. New business that the banks are too meticulous to grant their loan application. ix. Limited facilities set up by the Tourism Department of Laguna. * Opportunities x. Create new offerings that will make the resort a different one. xi. Offer packages that are affordable. xii. Apply for the approval of the Tourism Department for the additional facilities for the resort. * Threats xiii. Failure to be granted by the bank with their loan application. xiv. The public may not patronize their new resort. xv. A lot of competitors are near the area. IV. Alternative Courses of Action 1. Halina can present to the bank the result of the market study made by Herrera for their application of loan to be granted. *Advantages: a. It will make the resort look more competitive and strong. *Disadvantages: a. Unsure if this new business will be accepted by the public. 2. Halina can make it a new line of business and make it a subsidiary business by their company. *Advantages: a. More funds may be used without applying a loan from the bank. *Disadvantages: a. The resort will now be a company owned. 3. Halina can offer membership schemes that will generates funds for them to materialize the project. *Advantages: a. It will make the resort a private resort where members can only use the facilities of the resort. *Disadvantages: a. Limited market segment. V. Strategy Formulation I, therefore, conclude that the best solution to the problem is the alternative course of action no. 1, where the Halina Mountain Resort will present to the bank the studies made by their selected firm that their proposed business is a strong and competitive one. They must explain what are the edges of their resort over their competitors that will make them a unique place to stay. VI. Plan of Action 1. Set a meeting with the proper authorities of the bank and discuss the project. 2. If approved, materialize the project and supervise well the actions taken by the people of the resort. 3. Find alternative ways to promote the resort with a minimum cost, i.e. social networking sites. 4. Always make a customer evaluation for management to know what should be improve with their services and facilities. VII. Potential Problems * What if the bank would not approve their loan application? * What if the result of the project will not turn out as planned? * What if there wonââ¬â¢t be any customers that will patronize their resort? VIII. Contingency Plan * Halina should try the alternative course no. 2 and pursue the project their company as the head company of the resort. * Find other alternatives that will make the project more attractive to the target market and create a team that will market the resort. * Offer packages that will make it more appealing to the public to try their resort.
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Can Weight Loss Save You Money - 862 Words
Can weight loss save you money? If looking better and feeling better doesn t motivate you to drop a few pounds, perhaps cold hard cash is the incentive you need to revamp your diet and hit the treadmill. But can whittling your waistline really add some heft to your wallet? Obesity is a growing epidemic and currently affects more than 72 million adults in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Extra body weight is associated with numerous health conditions, including diabetes and heart disease. It s a proven fact that losing weight can improve your physical and emotional well-being. In the following slides, experts weigh in on whether slimming down can also bolster your bank account. Eat less, spend less? Does dropping a few pant sizes trim food costs? 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