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Aaron Points has never had to interview for a job. So the aspiring graduate of Victoria College's process technology program wouldn't miss an opportunity to see what the experience is like. Dillon Hammond of Dow Chemical, Bobby Garner of Invista, Shawn Wehmeyer and Lance Harlan of Formosa Plastics, and Beth Baker of Austin Water recently spent six hours conducting mock interviews with 14 students on the VC Process Technology Program. The exercise helped students prepare for the difficult questions they will have to answer when applying for a job. “I've worked for a couple of companies and they really needed help, so they hired me. There wasn't an actual interview process, ”said Points, who will complete the program with an Associate of Applied Science in the spring. "So that was a new experience for me." Fred Chastain, VC pr

The distinguished Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) alumnus and current Director of the Missile Defense Agency (MDA), Vice-Adm. Jon A. Hill, spoke during the Secretary's final series of the Navy Guest Lecture (SGL), April 13th. Hill spoke about the MDA and its role in overseeing the agency's mission to develop, deploy and maintain layered capabilities to defend the United States, deployed forces, allies and friends against missile strikes at all stages of flight. As a graduate of the NPS Applied Physics and Ordnance Engineering curriculum, Hill emphasized the role of the evolving threat in the continued improvement of the system. "You have to have credible missile defense to be a credible missile deterrent," Hill explained. “If you look at the evolution of the threat, we are well equipped to survive and grow in the h

An international seminar “Waste or Valuable Raw Materials?” Was held at PetrSU as part of the Karelia Cross-Border Cooperation Program to promote cross-border technologies and innovations, as well as the environmental safety of cross-border cooperation between Finland and Russia. The seminar took place as part of the Karelia CBC program. The organizers of the seminar are the Kajaani University of Applied Sciences and the Petrozavodsk State University. The Vice Rector for Education and Social Work of PetrSU VK Katarov welcomed the participants of the seminar and pointed out the great importance of the event topic. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Republic of Karelia and the Finnish Ministry of the Environment were invited to the opening of the seminar, which defined the legal aspects of waste management, the current situation and regional perspectives in the field of waste management. The seminar topics were divided into two main areas: waste ma

Language and culture have been stolen from many indigenous peoples in Canada through boarding schools and assimilation. Samson LaMontagne wants to bring this language and culture back. LaMontagne teaches Michif at the Father Vachon School in Saskatoon. Michif is a metis language spoken in parts of Canada and the United States that combines Cree, French, and other languages. Not only does LaMontagne maintain his teachings in the classroom, he also tries to reach people in a place where many spend a lot of time: Instagram. He said he initially created content for teachers and students, but parents also started reaching out. He decided to use the platform because it is particularly accessible. I believe that every student I have who speaks Michif breathes life into the language and keeps it alive. - Samson LaMontagne LaMontagne also said it was important for indigenous peoples to help preserve their language and culture. "If you want things to be done right a

No response Olga K. Verbitsky No response Charles W. Anderson City: Springboro Education: B.A. Current Employment: Funeral director Community Involvement: Springboro and Warren County school boards; Abilities First; Atrium Medical Center Foundation Board; Franklin Optimist and Rotary. Why are you seeking elected office? I want to continue my participation on the Springboro school board. Why should voters elect you? I have 12 years experience on the Springboro School Board and 38 years living in Springboro. If elected, what will be your top three priorities? To enhance the experience of every student in Springboro, continue to improve on our test scores, and make sure we are always improving our resources needed to prepare our students for college or to enter the work force. What specific plans do you have to address those top priorities? To support our administrators and teachers in their everyday activities and make sure we are encouraging creative thinking by all of our employees.

Edtech adoption in our schools has increased during the pandemic, and if reports are to be believed, the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has steadily increased too. This is largely a positive development, but do principals and teachers really understand the technology? AI is often adaptive and self-learning, which means that what it already understands about a learner will lead it to draw certain conclusions about that learner's future needs. As more schools use AI-powered technologies, it becomes more important that teachers understand how technology makes decisions. Teachers need to understand not only what a child has learned, but also how they have learned it. For this to be possible, AI-enabled technology vendors need to explain how to choose a particular course of action. For example, AI teaching a foreign language might advise you to revise some words more often than others based on data on the words you forgot the fastest. AI ambiguity It can be diff

SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / October 25, 2021 / The trading training solution, founded in 2015 and based in Singapore, initially began as a trading floor. Based on the success of the floor traders, the company has grown into an educational institution that now supports nearly 70,000 students in areas such as stocks, forex, futures and options. Recent developments To support their goal of enriching life, the Traders Trainer Academy has developed an educational and trading platform: Alpha Trader. The platform offers an innovative educational package and a supportive community to help students trade profitably. The most important functions are a strategy builder, smart score, intelligent alert system and multibroker and asset support. The platform has evolved to meet the needs of inexperienced traders, with one Emphasis is placed on improving financial literacy through a range of tools to help students execute with a bespoke rules-based system as well as naked chart tra

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Holding back the tears, Teresa Short described her struggles trying to help her son, a preschooler in need of special education, catch up after the school disruptions caused by COVID. Her school district, Fayette County Schools in Somerville, could only offer summer academic programs to children in K-12, she said. The reason, she was told, was the limited funding. "So I had to find private schools to try to get him to and pay out of my pocket to try and get him an education and get him where he needs to be," said Short. Given the opportunity to weigh how Tennessee should approach its first revision of the school funding formula in 30 years, Short advocated giving more money to schools overall and ensuring more money is allocated to special education students. She joined a crowded room with parents, students, educators, boards of directors, school board members and activists Thursday at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis to visit the second of eight town ha