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  • Ethical considerations in technological development

    Ensuring that technology is developed in a way that benefits all members of society requires a multi-faceted approach that involves various stakeholders, including technology developers, policy makers, and members of the public. Here are some ways that we can work towards this goal: Overall, ensuring that technology is developed in a way that benefits all…

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  • The Fundamental Orientation of the RSU Approach

    This procedure unfolds along two trajectories. The first, the development trajectory, involves market-launching a device better adapted to its use setting because it satisfies societal expectations. The second is the trajectory of the players involved: designers, engineers, business people. For the procedure’s objective to be met, players need to be able to understand and assess…

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  • The Ethical-Acceptability-Based Approach to Technological Development

    The Framework for the analysis of nanotechnologies’ impacts and ethical acceptability: Basis of an interdisciplinary approach to assessing novel technologies by Patenaude et al. (2015) (hereafter, “the Framework”), like many approaches that incorporate ethical, legal, and social concerns, was devised within the trend of applied ethics. The proposed tool is rooted in the philosophical tradition,…

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  • How to Write a Research Proposal: Samples of 30 Winning Research Proposals Included Writing the proposal of a research work in the present era is a challenging task due to the constantly evolving trends in qualitative research design and the need to incorporate university guidelines into the format and outline. The proposal is a detailed…

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  • Managing large class size and the effects on students’ performance

    Large classes are unlikely to disappear given the financial pressures that most institutions face in the USA (Maringe & Sing, 2014). However, large classes are associated with challenges in delivering high-quality and equitable learning opportunities (Bligh, 2002). For example, students in large classes do not have the same opportunities to interact with the teacher compared…

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  • Workplace stress and employee performance: Moderating role of servant leadership

    According to the Upper Echelons’ theory, leaders significantly influence organizational activities, and their leadership behavior influences the thinking and understanding of tasks among employees in enterprises (Hambrick and Mason, 1984). Servant leadership is a typical leadership behavior that refers to leaders exhibiting humility, lending power to employees, raising the moral level of subordinates, and placing…

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  • Work stress, mental health, and employee performance

    Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak—as a typical emergency event—significantly has impacted employees’ psychological status and thus has negatively affected their performance. Hence, along with focusing on the mechanisms and solutions to alleviate the impact of work stress on employee performance, we also examine the relationship between work stress, mental health, and employee performance. Furthermore, we…

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  • Educational philosophical implications of idealism

    A perfect triangle, described by mathematicians, would be an example of a description of the form or idea. Plato believed that those forms occur in a mental state, liberated from human minds. He believed that consistent knowledge existed among individuals who could realize truths beyond the world of ordinary experience. Those individuals must go through…

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  • Philosophy and education values

    According to Fallah et al. [34], idealists consider the human mind as the major substance for understanding the world. Ideals form the vital aim of life and education, connecting conception and schema through the mind [35]. In terms of understanding, the senses are as important as the mind [34]. The idealists’ beliefs indicate that schools…

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  • Academic writing rules for beginners and professionals

    Academic writing is a formal style of writing used in universities and scholarly publications. Whether you are a student working on essays, research papers, or your dissertation, following these rules will help you communicate effectively: a. Use Formal Language: b. Be Clear and Precise: c. Maintain Structured Writing: d. Well-Sourced Content: e. Remain Objective: f.…

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  • A literature review on teacher turnover

    Identifying the causal impact of teacher turnover is a difficult task. The main threat to a causal interpretation of the association between teacher entry rates and student performance is, of course, the self-selection or assignment of incoming teachers to student groups that are already lower or higher performing. To address this concern, we focus on…

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  • Teacher turnover: Effects, mechanisms and organizational responses

    Introduction Recent research has established that teachers matter for student achievements (Rivkin, Hanushek, Kain, 2005, Rothstein, 2010, Chetty, Friedman, Rockoff, 2014, Chetty, Friedman, Rockoff, 2014, etc.). On the basis of this evidence, policy in the US has, sometimes controversially, moved towards hiring and firing teachers on the basis of measurable impacts on student test scores…

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  • Sentiment analysis in hospitality and tourism: a thematic and methodological review

    Abstract Purpose This study aims to conduct a systematic review and critically analyze the sentiment analysis literature in hospitality and tourism from methodological (data sets and analyzes) and thematic (topics, theories, key constructs and their relationships) perspectives. Design/methodology/approach Qualitative thematic review and quantitative systematic review were performed on 70 papers obtained from hospitality and tourism…

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  • The effects, mechanisms and organizational responses to teacher turnover

    Highlights Abstract This paper contributes to the understanding of the causal relationship between teacher turnover and student performance. We extend this research by examining the mechanisms through which turnover affects student learning, and by providing evidence on how schools respond to mitigate the disruptive effects of turnover. Using administrative data covering all state-school, age-16 students and…

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  • What are the roles of educational institutions?

    School functions Idealist philosophers, such as Plato, Augustine, Descartes, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Hegel, and Royce had a tremendous impact on the notion of schools as a means of promoting knowledge and preserving social norms and values [14]. School functions are based on idealistic educational beliefs about observing schools as miniature societies that must provide students…

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  • The purpose of a literature review is to:

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