18 research outputs found
La persuasión educativa en la formación de los estudiantes del tercer año de la carrera Pedagogía - Psicología
The educational persuasion plays an important role in the general comprehensive formation of third year students´ personality of the Pedagogy and Psychology major. Practice has shown that there are difficulties regarding the responsibility that students have in their personal growth, in the educational process. The main objective of this paper is to socialize some actions for educational persuasion in the formation of third year students of the Pedagogy and Psychology major.La persuasión educativa juega un papel importante en la formación general e integral de la personalidad de los estudiantes de tercer año de la carrera Pedagogía Psicología. La práctica ha demostrado que existen dificultades en cuanto a la responsabilidad que poseen los estudiantes ante las tareas que le presentan en su crecimiento personal, en el proceso educativo. El presente artículo tiene como objetivo principal socializar un plan de acciones para la persuasión educativa en la formación de los estudiantes del tercer año de la carrera Pedagogía - Psicología.
 
Formation mechanisms and sequence response of authigenic grain-coating chlorite: evidence from the Upper Triassic Xujiahe Formation in the southern Sichuan Basin, China
Introduction to management science : A modeling and case studies approach with spreadsheets
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A pyo-hydropneumothorax with sepsis, secondary to Gardnerella vaginalis infection in a post-partum female
The potential for the use of model fusion techniques in building and developing catastrophe models
Global economic losses related to natural hazards are large and increasing, peaking at US$380 billion in 2011 driven by earthquakes in Japan and New Zealand and flooding in Thailand. Catastrophe models are stochastic event-set based computer models, first created 25 years ago, that are now vital to risk assessment within the insurance and reinsurance industry. They estimate likely losses from extreme events, whether natural or man-made. Most catastrophe models limit the level of user interaction, stereotyped as ‘black boxes’. In this paper we investigate how model fusion techniques could be used to develop ‘plug and play’ catastrophe models and discuss the impact of open access modelling on the insurance industry and other stakeholders (e.g. local government