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...? Article Review The essay aims to address a two-fold objective to wit to summarize the article; and(2) to critique the article. Article Review Summary General Information. The article compared the preparation of Allied Health Practitioners for management positions to a box. Employees are unable to reach their maximum potential because institutions enclose them in a box that limits their improvement. Among the examples are allied health professions in physical therapy, occupational therapy, medical technology, nutritional science, diagnostic imaging specialties, and speech-language pathology (Bender, 2005, 364). Job levels limit allied health practitioners to fulfill the staff-level clinical roles....
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... Article review on improving service Employees in a company have the responsibility of ensuring satisfaction, which is a crucial key for the success of the enterprise. This is the argument laid out in the article and it goes a step further to illustrate how to go about training staff on the skill set. The training offers ground for all the employees to familiarize with each other from the most subordinate to the senior most staff. Richard states the value of equipping the staff with the ability to handle customers in the most efficient way possible without resolving to conflict or strife. He emphasizes on the allowing the staff the freedom to execute their duties with innate wisdom rather than following a set of rules laid out... by the...
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...?Running head: Summary Summary: The Learning Organization and Strategic Change Summary of the Article Organizations have developed different strategies, over the period of time, towards management change in order to tackle obstacles by planning and adopting appropriate actions. Each organization individually learns to change by experiencing problems and resolving them through planning and taking necessary measures. However, the organizations collectively have also learned the process of change over the passage of time. After the development of three models of strategic change, the fourth model, referred to as the ‘learning organization’, is evolving to assist organizations in developing and implementing organizational change... head: Summary...
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...?Out of Thin Air: The behind-the-scenes Logistics of Kenya’s Mobile-money Miracle, an Analysis Summary Out of Thin Air: The behind-the-scenes Logistics of Kenya’s Mobile-money Miracle (2010) is an article from “The Economist” that appeared in the June 10th 2010 issue. This article features a new financial product—the ‘M- PESA money- transfer service’ which has striking similarity to that of the m-commerce that was previously introduced in the United States in the early 1990s. The M- PESA money Transfer service is operated by Safaricom, Kenya’s largest telecom company. It provides alternative to Kenyans living in urban communities to send money to their loved ones living in the provinces. It beats having to spend time falling... of Thin Air:...
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...?Post-modern feminism is one of the critical aspects that has dominated the society for past decades. Feminism is defined as accumulation of events that is aimed to improve, define and establish women’s rights in different parts of society. In Melissa Wright’s work, Geography and Gender: Feminism and feeling of justice, Wright argues that that the political and geographic spheres that women reside play a critical role towards the progress or defoliation of feminism itself. Feminism is essential in this context because it propagates for women’s justice in different geographical domains. It is critical to understand that geographies wide and pave the way for feminism to harness and grow. One cannot diminish the fact that investments...
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...Article Review The article “Knowledge, Reservations, or Promise A Media Effects Model for Public Perceptions of Science and Technology” by Nisbet, Scheufele, Shanahan, Moy, Brossard and Lewenstein (2002) centers on the effect of media on science and technology.
Going by the size of audience the size of audience, television renders greater impact of scientific reservations and influence on such perceptions. After a large-scale review of the works of previous researchers, one might infer that two kinds of relations are already established in different literatures. First, use of media affect the relationship between the demographic variables and variables of scientific knowledge. Second, these knowledge...
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...Article Review of the Education of the Concerned January 15, Article Review Research Study under Consideration Bhagwanji, Y., & McCollum, J.A. (1998). Parent Involvement in Preschool Programs for
Children at Risk for Academic Failure. Infant-Toddler Intervention: The Transdisciplinary
Journal, 8(1), 53-66.
Stated Purpose of Investigation
The stated purpose of the study under consideration was to have an insight into and investigate the link and association between the educations of preschool children and the commensurate family demographic factors
Research Design and Methods
The research methodology primarily resorted to in this case tends to be quantitative in its approach and design. Thereby the research benefits over... Review of the ...
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...Review of Equal Opportunity, Our National Myth By JOSEPH STIGLITZ The article is talking about the scar of opportunities in the US much as it is claimed that it is a land of opportunities. This is also despite the fact that the president reaffirmed in his inaugural speech of the fight to ensure equality among all the aspects of demographics in the American society. According to the article, inequality is witnessed most within the economic sector and the education sector. Research has it that economically only 58% born in the bottom fifth income earners are able to move out of that category. Furthermore, the life prospects of an American are largely dependent on the income and education of their parents.
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... Article review The article by Jerry F. Feldman and Marian N. Hoyle discusses the mutation and genetic makeup of the Neurospora Crasa which have altered the lengths of their circadian rhythm of conidiation (Feldman and Hoyle 613). The focus of the article is to evaluate the role of change in the DNA of nearly all the phyla of eukaryotes including the protozoa and other microorganism. The circadian rhythms have been identified in the phyla. However, there are several complex processes that could be evaluated in the process to understand the basic requirements of the rhythms and its occurrence. The methods of evaluation from the circadian rhythms are illustrated through the article with the results and discussions being used to draw...
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... Workability of the British government’s plan Even though the prime minister insists on his fiscal plan for the year, the forecast for the gross domestic product of the country for the fiscal year 2013-14 seems to drop by 6.3 per cent lower than as was expected in June 2010 when the government promised to raise it. The prime minister claims that, because the total deficit of the country had been paid quarterly, the plan had begun to work well and would not bow to any advice to turn his mind. Other facts from the treasury and the Institute for Fiscal Studies continue to disapprove the workability of this coalition government’s plan by giving evidence that the borrowing level might increase this year than it was in 2011-12... Workability of...
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