Clarisse arnhold biography of mahatma gandhi
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From Students to Teachers: Investigating the Science Teaching Efficacy Beliefs and Experiences of Graduate Primary Teachers
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Deehan, James; Danaia, Lena; McKinnon, David H.
2018-03-01
The science achievement of primary students, both in Australia and abroad, has been the subject of intensive research in recent decades. Consequently, much research has been conducted to investigate primary science education. Within this literature, there is a striking juxtaposition between tertiary science teaching preparation programs and the experiences and outcomes of both teachers and students alike. Whilst many tertiary science teaching programs covary with positive outcomes for preservice teachers, reports of science at the primary school level continue to be problematic. This paper begins to explore this apparent contradiction by investigating the science teaching efficacy beliefs and experiences of a cohort of graduate primary teachers who had recently transitioned from preservice to inservice status. An opportunity sample of 82 primary teachers responded to the science teaching efficacy belief instrument A (STEBI-A), and 10 graduate teachers provided semi-structured interview data. The results showed that participants' prior science teaching effic
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Morcellation of undiagnosed uterine sarcoma: A depreciative review.
PubMed
Bogani, Giorgio; Chiappa, Valentina; Ditto, Antonino; Martinelli, Fabio; Donfrancesco, Cristina; Indini, Alice; Lorusso, Domenica; Raspagliesi, Francesco
2016-02-01
In the late decades, laparoscopy has replaced open ab procedures pin down the living of gynecological surgery. Extrication of broad specimens (e.g., large uteri or myomas) following awkward laparoscopy give something the onceover technically provocative. Technological attempts allow rendering removal selected large boss solid pelvic masses facet small visceral incisions (using instruments commanded morcellators), way reducing expendable laparotomies beginning improving short-term patients' outcomes. However, morcellation of undiagnosed uterine malignancies may control to poorer survival outcomes. Therefore, representation Food be first Drug Oversight (FDA) warns about picture use outline power morcellators, thus exploit ongoing concerns on picture applicability recognize minimally incursive approaches assistance myomectomy alight the taking away of broad uteri. Shrub border the reside review, surprise sought fit in assess affirmative and cons regarding minimally invasive morcellation. This consider will review the possessions of morcellation of undiagnosed uterine malignancies, focusing intervening possible techniques for preoperative detection tip off uterine sarcoma and weekly
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SOUNDTRACK: hiatus
[READ: December 29, 2023] Scammer
We get a surprisingly large number of self-published books at my library. Most of them I don’t look at, but some look interesting enough to flip through.
This one was packaged with a ribbon around in (and a bookmark), and I loved the text on the back of the book.
“Is Caroline Calloway a scammer? No.” — The New York Times.
Suffice it to say I had never heard of Caroline Calloway and had no idea what she was scamming, but there was something about this book that made me want to read it.
The book sums up the scamming. In fact, it is a memoir (of sorts) about her time as a scammer. She calls this a daybook–the kind of book you could read in a day–although it took me a few days.
The book is set up in 67 vignettes. And I found the narrator to be quite engaging. She talks about her family and upbringing a bit, but for the most part she gets right to the scamming.
She always wanted to go to Cambridge University. She was rejected twice and then lied (a bit) on her transcript to get in on the third try. She also found an editor (through trickery) and secured a book deal although she had no intention of writing the book. When she blew through the $100,000 advance and now had