999 resultados para archives formation plan
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The aim of this master’s thesis was to study can an organization use process descriptions for transferring knowledge from an employee to another. The case-organization was South Carelia Joint Authorisation for Education. The data used in the experiment was the case-organization’s archives formation plan including process descriptions (tehtäväpohjainen AMS). A new empirical investigation environment was formed. Four people, who could be recruited for working in the department of salary calculation, were asked to write an instruction for themselves following the AMS so they could complete the necessary tasks concerning salary calculation and processing the originated documents without any other help but the written instruction. After that they were asked to estimate, would the instruction be enough or would they need someone’s help to do the work. The instructions were also evaluated by a professional and the writer of this thesis. After evaluating the written instructions there was evidence that some knowledge – what should be done and in which order – has been transferred from the process descriptions to the written instructions. Anyway the complete task could not be correctly performed without any other help, because the knowledge on how it should be done did not transfer.
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"Manifeste de S.M. l'empereur": p. [175]-184.
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La société a subi une évolution spectaculaire au cours de ce siècle qui s'achève. Par exemple, l'arrivée de l'électricité a fait faire un bond à la technologie et à la robotisation. L'apparition des ordinateurs a perfectionné le travail dans bien des domaines en simplifiant le classement des données, de la documentation et en facilitant tout travail de recherche. Par la suite, l'informatique et le virage vers l'internet a privilégié l'ouverture du monde vers de nouveaux horizons en permettant l'accès à tous. Une autre des grandes évolutions de la société nord-américaine fut les démarches qu'ont faites les femmes vers leur autonomie. (Collectif CLIO, 1992). Maintenant, elles s'attaquent à l'équité salariale, car selon Tremblay (1992), 60% de la croissance de la population active s'explique par l'arrivée des femmes sur le marché du travail. Par contre, en ce qui concerne les femmes, les salaires n'ont pas suivi cette croissance…
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Porto Polytechnical Engineering School (ISEP), a Global Reporting Initiative training partner in Portugal, has just presented its Sustainable Development Action Plan (PASUS), which main objective is the formation of a new kind of engineers, with a Sustainable Development (SD) philosophy in the core of their academic curricula courses.
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RESUMO: A doença de Alzheimer (AD) é a forma mais comum de demência em todo o mundo e sua prevalência deverá duplicar até 2050. Os mecanismos precisos responsáveis pela AD são desconhecidas mas as características histopatológicas estão bem caracterizadas. A hipótese mais importante para a perda neuronal e declínio cognitivo na AD é a cascata amilóide que indica que AD é o resultado da sobreprodução de beta amilóide (Aβ) e / ou remoção ineficaz; a acumulação do BA no cérebro seria o passo crítico na patogénese da AD. Actualmente, a identificação de proteínas que se ligam ao Aβ e modulam a sua agregação e neurotoxicidade pode proporcionar a base para novas abordagens terapêuticas. A apolipoproteína AI (ApoA-I), o principal componente das HDL humanas, interage com o domínio extracelular da proteína precursora de amilóide (APP), bem como com o Aβ. Estudos epidemiológicos têm mostrado uma diminuição acentuada da ApoA-I plasmática em doentes com AD, com uma correlação inversa entre o nível de ApoA-I e o risco de AD. Este trabalho pretende apresentar um projecto que tem como objectivo investigar se os anticorpos anti-apo AI podem impedir a formação de complexos Aβ / ApoA-I, bloqueando o efeito protector da ApoA-I. A hipótese baseia-se na possibilidade dos doentes com AD terem anticorpos anti-ApoA-I plasmáticos e de estes poderem interferir com a formação do complexo no LCR.------- ABSTRACT:Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia world-wide and its prevalence is expected to double by the year 2050. The precise mechanisms responsible for AD are unknown but the histopathologic features are well-characterised. The most compelling hypothesis for neuronal loss and cognitive decline in AD is the amyloid cascade hypothesis which states that AD is the result of amyloid beta (Aβ) overproduction and/or ineffective clearance and its accumulation in the brain would be the critical step in AD pathogenesis. Currently, identification of proteins that bind Aβ and modulate its aggregation and neurotoxicity could provide the basis for novel treatment approaches. Apolipoprotein A-I (ApoA-I), the main constituent of human HDL, ApoA-I interacts with the extracellular domain of amyloid precursor protein (APP), as well as with Aβ itself. Epidemiological studies have shown a marked decrease of plasma ApoA-I levels in AD patients, with an inverse correlation between the ApoA-I level and the risk of AD. This work intends to present a project that aims to investigate if anti-ApoA-I antibodies may prevent the formation of the Aβ /ApoA-I complex and by doing so blocking the protective effect of ApoA-I in AD. We base the hypothesis on the possibility that patients with AD might have anti-ApoA-I antibodies in plasma and that these can interfere with the complex formation in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
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The Forum for Longford was started in 1997 to provide a co-ordinated inter-agency approach to identify and help tackle social problems in Longford. A survey was carried out with 1,331 post-primary students to ascertain attitudes and behaviours towards alcohol, smoking and drug use. Of the pupils interviewed, 64% had taken an alcoholic drink at age 15 or younger; of these 73% had their first drink between the ages of 12 to 15. Of those that had experience of alcohol, 51% drank several times a week or daily. For smoking, 67% had smoked a cigarette; of these 8% smoked 5 or more daily. Of those that smoked, 47% began between the ages of 11 to 14. With regard to illegal drugs 27% had used cannabis, 20% had used inhalants, 10% hallucinogens, 9% amphetamines and 7.4% had used ecstasy. Following on form these findings, the report makes several recommendations, including the formation of a community task force, Garda/ neighbourhood watch response, schools prevention and information. Also among these key areas are the role of parents, the needs of young people and facilities for young people.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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The scientific evidence, demonstrates that the obesity reduces the possibility that a woman, conceive naturally and diminishes the success of the treatment for the fertility. Nurses of the Unit of Attended Reproduction and of the Units of Nutrition and Dietary, they consider necessary to design an educational program of Formation and Information, to change attitudes related with the overweight and the obesity, in even not fertile. The strategy of this Program is based in the control and reduction of the weight, assuring the adhesion to the treatment of fertility, with interactive works shops for the change of alimentary habits, giving emotional support and indications to practice adapted physical exercise. This Nursing Intervention is applied like one tool that develops abilities for the learning and training; never using diets or products of the denominated miracle. The narrow collaboration and investigating participation among the nurses of these Units, bear the design of a methodology channeled to the obtaining of some prospective results that can be evaluated regarding the obtained results.
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Geography as a school subject is specifically thought for and by the schools. The contents of the school subject, nowadays, do not reflect the concerns and the evolution of the discipline as such. Nevertheless, official curricula set school objectives that address issues affecting the world and people's lives. These issues are coherent with the ones addressed by geography as a social science, that is to say the study of how people and their environment interact and how societies are interconnected through space. On an every day basis, Geography as a school subject is most of the time reduced to accumulating knowledge outside any given context. This knowledge may even be partially untrue or old and the related activities focus on low cognitive tensions. These practices do not contribute to the learners' understanding of the world because it does not allow them to build a geographical competence, which they. will need as future citizens in order to make responsible choices when they are confronted to questions related to how the locations of human and physical features are influenced by each other and how they interact across space. The central part of the text relies on the ideas and the processes discussed in the publications, which constitute the published file; it is divided into two parts. The first part (chapter 4) presents a didactic approach, which gives meaningful insights into Geography as a school subject and shows a brief account of the theoretical background that supports it. This socio-constructivist approach relies on the main following features: a priming stage (élément déclencheur), which presents geographical knowledge as an issue to be explored, discussed or solved; the issue is given to learners;. the planning of the teaching-learning sequence in small units launched by the main issue in the priming stage ; the interconnections of geographical knowledge with integrative concepts ; the synthetic stage or reporting stage where final concepts and knowledge are put together in order to be learned. Such an approach allows learners to re-invest the knowledge they have built themselves. This knowledge is organised by geographical integrative concepts, which represent true thinking operative tools and with which key issues in the geographical thinking are associated. The second part of the text (chapter 5) displays the didactic principles that governed the conception of the new initial training course for the future upper secondary school teachers at the HEP Vaud. The ambition of this course is to prepare future teachers to plan and realize the teaching of geography that provides pupils with the tools to understand better how people and their environment interact and how societies are interconnected through space. One of the tools for the teachers is the conceptual framework, whose most salient interest is to be relevant at every stage of the preparation and planning of the teaching, including the necessary epistemological reflection that should always be present. The synthesis of the text starts with a short account of the first evaluation of the new course. Various reflections on the future concerns and issues, that the didactics and methodology of Geography will be confronted with, constitute the synthesis.
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