Peculiarities of the nostrification of higher education diplomas

This article examines the problems of nostrification of foreign diplomas in Ukraine and the recognition of educational programmes, taken by graduates of foreign universities. Ukraine today is a wide market of professions, where our citizens with foreign diplomas and foreigners, who were educated at home, find jobs. The state is also guided by the educational process, which takes place in European countries and has its own characteristics and traditions. Work on universalization of education should have a positive impact on faster and better implementation of programmes of exchange of scientific and pedagogical experience between countries, academic mobility of students, postgraduates, teachers, etc. The article also mentions the traditional exchange of students and professors, the exchange of scientific achievements between universities in different countries, building mutually beneficial partnerships, which is why Ukrainian universities have to focus on the European labour market. The article also discusses the peculiarities of the document flow for nostrification of diplomas, lists the main documents and reveals the problems, associated with their processing. The research problem has an interdisciplinary status, because it raises problems of documentation work, recognition of diplomas and problems, faced by graduates of foreign universities

Designing meta-resources for mathematics teachers in the context of curriculum reforms: the case of digital technology use and student autonomy in France

The study presented in this paper concerns the design and evaluation of curriculum material that supports mathematics teachers’ understanding and enactment of reform curricula and innovative teaching practices. Our focus is on curriculum material supporting mathematics teachers’ practices combining the use of digital technology and the development of student autonomy. We refer to the theoretical framework of the Documentational Approach to Didactics, which considers teachers’ documentation work as a central lever for the evolution of teachers’ practices. Our study took place in the context of curriculum reforms in France, which called on teachers to combine the use of digital technology with the development of student autonomy in their practices. We investigate in this paper the design of a meta-resource with the aim of supporting teachers’ documentation work in this context. The documentation work ranged from choosing a lesson plan offered on a website to designing a completely new lesson. Using a design research approach, we conducted two design and evaluation cycles, involving different groups of researchers and teachers, and we analysed these design processes and their outcomes. The researchers used particular categories to distinguish between different forms of autonomy, and criteria concerning the articulation between student autonomy and digital technologies. The teachers provided elements concerning the features of a lesson plan facilitating its appropriation, and more generally related to their actual design work. Our results illustrate how a multidisciplinary team of researchers can collaborate with teachers to design ‘meta-resources’ supporting teachers’ documentation work in a context of education reform.

An approach to boat documentation

In this contribution, I present a methodological approach for the documentation of craft objects, including a comparison of traditional analogue methods and modern digital photogrammetry. From a boat builder’s perspective, I document traditional boats. In my current PhD project, I investigate how documentation of objects, from a craft person´s perspective, can be used to reconstruct craft processes. The case study is on the ‘öka’ from the Stockholm archipelago, a local variation of the Nordic clinker boat tradition. In this contribution, I present the basic structure of my boat documentation work and pinpoint some specific examples from the use of digital methods in comparison with analogue measuring. A good practice of documentation needs to consider both the advantages and the possible shortcomings of digital methods.

The Language Documentation Quartet

As we noted in an earlier paper (Musgrave & Thieberger 2012), the written description of a language is an essentially hypertextual exercise, linking various kinds of material in a dense network. An aim based on that insight is to provide a model that can be implemented in tools for language documentation, allowing instantiation of the links always followed in writing a grammar or a dictionary, tracking backwards and forwards to the texts and media as the source of authority for claims made in an analysis. Our earlier paper described our initial efforts to encode Heath’s (1984) grammar, texts (1980), and dictionary (1982) of Nunggubuyu, an Australian language from eastern Arnhemland. We chose this body of work because it was written with many internal links between the three volumes. The links are all encoded with textual indexes which looked to be ready to be instantiated as automated hyperlinks once the technology was available. In this paper, we discuss our progress in identifying how the four component parts of a description (grammar, text, dictionary, media, henceforth the quartet) can be interlinked, what are the logical points at which to join them, and whether there are practical limits to how far this linking should be carried. We suggest that the problems which are exposed in this process can inform the development of an abstract or theoretical data structure for each of the components and these in turn can provide models for language documentation work which can feed into hypertext presentations of the type we are developing.

Raw Data Management and Data Integrity in Pharmaceutical Product Development

In pharmaceuticals, raw data management is a tedious process that comprises of obtaining the data, affirming the validity, and preserving the required data to make certain of the quality, accuracy, and timeliness of the one who is using the data. Raw data management makes processing, validation, and other essential functions simpler and less time intensive. It provides actual information, i.e., the information which has not undergone any processing either manually or through an automated system. Raw data are managed by looking into integrity issues, such as document falsification, failure to provide adequate controls, and taking appropriate measures for its prevention. Also, access to the computer system should be restricted to authorized personnel only. There should be shared just-read client accounts that will stop the sharing of important data to personnel other than the authorized one. Prevention and management include training, good documentation practice, self-inspection, management strategy, and global corrective and preventive actions. Also, a good moral practice should be taught to the employees who are into documentation work.

Utilizing the Matched-guise as a Method of Examining Perceptual Change in an Endangered Creole

This article concerns the use of a matched-guise task in a language documentation project, showing how such a perceptual tool can be used to highlight ongoing language change and attitudes towards an endangered language. Baba Malay, an endangered creole spoken by the Peranakans, has two forms of words encoding coarseness or refinedness. Words ending with [–al], [-aɾ], and [-as], such as [tampal] ‘mend’, [bakaɾ] ‘burn’, and [nanas] ‘pineapple’ are recognized by speakers as kasar ‘coarse’, in contrast to alus ‘refined’ forms ending with [-ɛ], such as [tampɛ] ‘mend’, [bakɛ] ‘burn’, and [nanɛ] ‘pineapple’. Language documentation work shows younger and less proficient speakers producing less refined forms than older and more proficient speakers. No such trend is found for coarse forms. A matched-guise task incorporated into a language documentation project shows that younger community members perceive the refined form as being more emblematic of the Peranakan language, culture, and community. In addition to results that highlight the ongoing language change, the implication is that quantitative perceptual work and language documentation are highly complementary

Pembuatan Karya Seni Menggambar Dekoratif pada Caping dalam Mata Pelajaran SBK Siswa SD Kota Bengkulu

This study aims to describe the process of making and drawing decorative work of caping in the subjects of Art Culture and Skills (SBK) class III A SD Negeri 07 Kota Bengkulu. The type and method of this research is skin research and descriptive method with participant observation technique. The research subjects were all students of class III A SD Negeri 07 Kota Bengkulu which amounted to 31 people. The research instrument is a human instrument, using obsevation guidelines, interview guides, and guidelines of the work. Data collection techniques such as observation, interview, and documentation / work. The data analysis of the process of making works is done by studying the data and then reducing, display, and drawing conclusions. Analysis of the work data will be discussed by looking at the elements and principles of art that exist. The process of making six works of decorative drawing art on the caping begins with a discussion determines the motive to be chosen in making the work. Followed by preparing tools and materials. After that give the basic paint on the caping. Selanjunya make motif design and thicken motifs and then coloring motifs. Six pieces of artwork drawing decorative on the caps made students contain elements and principles of fine art that contains elements of lines, fields, and colors. Placement of these motives on the caping contains the principles of art that is the principle of unity, balance, rhythm, emphasis and harmony.This study aims to describe the process of making and drawing decorative work of caping in the subjects of Art Culture and Skills (SBK) class III A SD Negeri 07 Kota Bengkulu. The type and method of this research is skin research and descriptive method with participant observation technique. The research subjects were all students of class III A SD Negeri 07 Kota Bengkulu which amounted to 31 people. The research instrument is a human instrument, using obsevation guidelines, interview guides, and guidelines of the work. Data collection techniques such as observation, interview, and documentation / work. The data analysis of the process of making works is done by studying the data and then reducing, display, and drawing conclusions. Analysis of the work data will be discussed by looking at the elements and principles of art that exist. The process of making six works of decorative drawing art on the caping begins with a discussion determines the motive to be chosen in making the work. Followed by preparing tools and materials. After that give the basic paint on the caping. Selanjunya make motif design and thicken motifs and then coloring motifs. Six pieces of artwork drawing decorative on the caps made students contain elements and principles of fine art that contains elements of lines, fields, and colors. Placement of these motives on the caping contains the principles of art that is the principle of unity, balance, rhythm, emphasis and harmony.

Indian Startups: Analyzing Their Vulnerabilities and Prevailing Challenges

Startups have been the fashion of commercial markets over the last few years in India. Lack of Government support and stringent policies for setting up the startup makes the process difficult. However with the improvement in the policies regarding documentation work, banking facilities and other helps from government departments, the startups have surged in past few years. Leftover complicated procedures and regulations should also be studied and resolved as soon as possible. This study has tried to look into these aspects and reflect the prevailing situation at ground level. Study has explored the effect of demonetization and GST implementation on the startups as well as analyzed the overall performance of the startups across many sectors. Study found funding as the most important factor for the survival of startups and easing up the government rules and regulations have also been the priority area for the startups. Startup India initiative is well known to startups but new entrepreneur is expecting more supportive and responsive ecosystem.

Talent Acquisition Under Human Resource, In Satlink Consultancy Services, Chennai

Analysis of requirements given by clients & acquire talent.Effective initial screening for the tenured to check the stability.Responsible for the back end work of screening applicants, mapping the resumes with the requirements and maintaining database for future references.Involved in Sourcing of Profiles via various mediums to match the requirements in terms of suitability, lead time and salary guidelines.Coordinating for documentation work. Maintained and corrected the database of the joiners in the company on a regular basis, Coordinating for the Background Checks. Maintained and updated files and retrieve relevant information as and when required. Follow up with offered Candidate till joining. Taking care of Joining of New Hires. To prepare and complete his/her Personal File. Issuing Offer Letters / Appointment Letters