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The Report is timely, as the international community finalizes two important international pacts: the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, and the Global Compact on Refugees. These unprecedented agreements – coupled with the international education commitments encapsulated in the fourth United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) – highlight the need to address education for migrants and the displaced. This GEM Report is an essential reference for policy-makers responsible for fulfilling our ambitions.
his report looks at migration and displacement through the eyes of teachers and education administratorsfaced with the reality of diverse classrooms, schoolyards, communities, labour markets and societies. Educationsystems around the world are united in the commitment to ‘ensure inclusive and equitable quality education andpromote lifelong learning opportunities for all’ and to ‘leave no one behind’. For all students to fulfil their promise,systems need to adjust to their needs irrespective of their backgrounds. They also need to respond to societies’need to be resilient and adapt to migration and displacement – a challenge affecting countries with large andsmall migrant and refugee populations alike.All types of population movement are covered. On average, one out of eight people is an internal migrant. Thismigration can have serious effects on the educational opportunities of those moving and those left behind,particularly in still rapidly urbanizing low and middle income countries. About 1 out of 30 people lives in a countryother than the one where they were born. Almost two-thirds of international migrants are destined for highincome countries. While most move to work, some also move for education. And international migration alsoaffects the education of their descendants. Some 1 out of 80 people are displaced within or across borders byconflict or natural disasters. Nine out of ten of these live in low and middle income countries. Including them innational education systems is crucial but can be conditioned by the unique contexts of the displacement.
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Hello Sarah,
Here is a list of books that will be printed in 2019.
http://www.artbook.com/frontlist-featured-art.html
Here is a list of Canadian's art books:
http://www.gallerieswest.ca/magazine/books/art-books-2018/
Enjoy, Dorina
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The most popular genre in the literary and publishing communities which become the biggest publisher. The leading publishers are searching for creative non-fiction writer more vigorously than literary fiction and poetry.
Creative nonfiction writing
has include more vigorous writing than fiction and poetry. The trend of creative fiction has increased overtime which possess the small published books as per regional interest and creativity. This include working criticism on poetry that are actively working on managing titles of these days. How the non-fiction genre become the popular one?
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Please suggest me any arts related book.
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societies are built on "punishment" and as a consequence, the organizations operate in the same way as those who are not liked are eliminated, fired etc... Show more
"I identify these two myths as replacement myths (Lindhard, 2018c), which are
created when there is a change over in the ruling order of society, in this case
from a matriarchal society to a patriarchal society or from a female goddess
religion to male god religion. It is understandable from the point of view of the
replacing group but the effects produced by these myths is not only on
behaviour but possibly also involves psychic and cognitive processes. It is on
this level that I feel the myth of Apollo has made a lasting impact, which is still
influencing us today.
A historical example of a myth that gave rise to behaviour is the Hebrew
subjugation of the Canaanites, whose principle divinity was the Goddess and
her symbol the snake, which represents the mystery of life (Campbell, 1991).
The subjugation of women in many countries where Abrahamic male God
religions predominate, can also be seen as being linked to this myth although
this is slowly changing in most Western countries where women are gaining
many rights that they previously did not have. Interestingly, the myth of Eve
eating of the tree of life did not seem to affect how people obtained knowledge
about themselves or the world they lived in because in the Bible, both the Old
and New Testament, the intuitive way of knowing is fully accepted and
examples can be found where both genders received information from dreams,
visions, precognition and nonverbal communication with a Higher Intelligence
(Lindhard, 2018c). So although women were subjugated, intuition was an
accepted method of receiving information from the subconscious or elsewhere."
Tina Lindhard
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Many of us write paragraphs in the book of life while recording the small events that many can read while being influenced. It is the continuous... Show more
"machine learning is now processing, analyzing, and acting on vast amounts of data" the high cost of implementation, the complexity of integrating AI... Show more
"The goal of learning a predictor (a mathematical function that can be used to make predictions) from a database of random examples was formalized in the aptly named probably approximately correct (PAC) learning model. In this model, the aim is to train the predictor to match some true function that labels the data. A different model, called online learning, has the learner making immediate predictions as data arrive — for example, capturing a trading system’s task of executing transactions in an ever-changing market. And another model known as multi-armed bandits can simulate clinical trials, in which the medical outcomes that an experimenter observes depend on his or her own choices."
"Machine learning has matured as a mathematical discipline and now joins the many subfields of mathematics that deal with the burden of unprovability and the unease that comes with it. Perhaps results such as this one will bring to the field of machine learning a healthy dose of humility, even as machine-learning algorithms continue to revolutionize the world around us."
Guess where do we go? Each living being is unique therefore it deserves the same respect.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-00012-4
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Attached slides to be used to better understand application and use, methodology of growing trees.
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Since technology, in general, is still far away from understanding and visualizing all the natural transformation, definitively the current... Show more