Knowledge Discovery in Documents by Extracting Frequent Word Sequences

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Resilient and Proactive Utilization of Opportunities and Uncertainties in Service Business

Kirjoittajat: Takala Josu, Uusitalo Teuvo, Toshev Rayko, Liu Yang, Forss Tepp, Golovko Ivan, Korpi Heli, Hallikainen Heikki, Takala Josu, Pastuhov Antti, Kazmi Asiya,Rajala Antti, Kukkola Antti, Palomäki Katariina, Kupi Eijan, Ahonen Toni, Hietikko Maritafi=vertaisarvioimaton|en=nonPeerReviewed

PRESCHOOL TEACHERS' PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR ROLE IN RELATION TO THEIR STUDENTS

This article examines the perceptions of preschool teachers in reference to their role regarding their students. According to literature, the social contexts present in the school unit (Ahonen, Pyhältö, Pietarinen, & Soini, 2014; Avgitidou, & Gourgiotou, 2016; Matsagouras, & Poulou, 2009), with which teachers interact, influence the formation of their perceptions of their role (Ahonen et al., 2014; Broeder, & Stokmans, 2012; Burke, 1997; Konstantinou, 2015; Samuel, & Stephens, 2000). The qualitative method was followed for the design of the research tool and its analysis. The study involved 47 preschool teachers serving in public kindergartens in Western Greece. Preschool teachers' perceptions of their role in relation to children were derived using an open-ended questionnaire, in which they were asked to report some metaphors or metaphorical images descriptive of their role. The NVivo-8 qualitative analysis software was utilized for data analysis. The results of the study revealed six main categories regarding the perceptions of preschool teachers about their role in relation to students.  Article visualizations

Alien Registration- Ahonen, Karoliina (Otisfield, Cumberland County)

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Superfluid 3He at zero pressure.

Liquid 3He has been cooled to temperatures below 0.7 mK in a nuclear demagnetisation cryostat and, under its own saturated vapour pressure, it was found to undergo a superfluid transition at 0.93 mK. The experiment, which was performed at the Helsinki University of Technology by Ahonen, Haikala, Krusius and Lounasmaa, is described in a recent issue of Physical Review Letters (33, 628; 1974)

IDENTIFICATION OF COVER SONGS USING INFORMATION THEORETIC MEASURES OF SIMILARITY

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