'Unifying theory' diaporamas de présentation

PSY 6450 Psychology of Work

PSY 6450 Psychology of Work. PSY 6450 Unit 1. Some facts and a little history of I/O Differences between I/O psychology and OBM Bucklin et al. (2000) Written essential material into SOs History of OBM Dickinson (2000) 20th anniversary issue of JOBM Article by Quilitch. schizophrenic.

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Learners with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Learners with Autism Spectrum Disorders. By: Drew Burns and Barb Marko. What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?. It's own category ever since the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (1990) A group of developmental brain disorders, five similar conditions

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1: Introduction

1: Introduction. break. A BIT of GEOLOGY. Pre-Darwinian ideas. William Smith (1769-1839): discovered the succession of kinds of rocks and fosssils through time. . Pre-Darwinian ideas.

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Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein. March 14, 1879. Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. 1884. Einstein saw a wonder when he was four or five years old: a magnetic compass. The needle's northward swing, guided by an invisible force, impressed him.

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Evidence of Evolution

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Explaining CALL through Activity Theory and vice-versa

Explaining CALL through Activity Theory and vice-versa. Vilson J. Leffa, UCPel Brazil leffa@via-rs.net http://www.leffa.pro.br. Main points. Need for a unifying theory in CALL Introduction to Activity Theory (AT) Structure Principles Hierarchical levels Merging AT with CALL

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Developing your Assessment and Feedback

Judy Cohen Curriculum Developer Unit for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching. Developing your Assessment and Feedback . Developing your Assessment. This session will look at how students view assessment, and how it impacts their learning

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Alfred Wegener and Pangaea

Alfred Wegener and Pangaea. Pangaea is the name given to the single giant continent in a proposal by Wegener (1912). The theory of continental drift states that the continents were once a single landmass that drifted apart and are still doing so. Evidence for Continental Drift.

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Geology of the oceans

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Emergence of Modern Science

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EVOLUTION

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Theory of Evolution

Theory of Evolution. Before Darwin. At the beginning of the 1800s, scientists knew of some kinds of fossils and were aware of homologous and vestigial structures

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