'Media pressure' diaporamas de présentation

Lesson 1

Lesson 1. What we will be studying in this course. The same neural knowledge that made the cover of Time this week. Addiction is neurological. Addiction. Habitual Purchase/behaviour. Awareness. Addiction. Habitual Purchase/behaviour. Awareness. Here is a list of addictions.

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Analysing the external environment I&E 2010

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Drug Abuse Education Course

Drug Abuse Education Course. Master Sgt. Doug Oswald Assistant Drug Demand Reduction Administrator. Mutual Respect Participation Raise Your Hand. Ground Rules. No Talking to Your Friends! No Homework! No Sleeping!. No Cell Phones! No Video Games! No Music!. Drugs are Bad!

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Leadership From Bottom To Top: Community Policing in Chicago

Wesley G. Skogan Institute for Policy Research/Political Science Northwestern University. Leadership From Bottom To Top: Community Policing in Chicago. Establish a Turf Orientation. Beat teams Beat cars Beat sergeants 911 dispatch rules Monitor effectiveness 3 million dispatches/year!

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The influence of the media

The influence of the media. Lesson Objectives: To appreciate the influence of the media. To consider the positive and negative effects of the media. As we saw last lesson, the media, in its various forms , is very powerful and influential.

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Responding to the Challenge Alison Wride

Responding to the Challenge Alison Wride. Why we are talking about it . Higher fees Economic downturn and concerns about rates of return Higher than anticipated costs to government Parental / media pressure. Why we should be talking about it. We run the risk of Disengaged alumni

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