Cross‐Cultural Testing: What To Test

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A Follow-up Study of Business Education Graduates of Northampton High School for the Years 1980-81

The data obtained from this study provided answers to the following questions: 1. Do the business education graduates entering the world of work possess job-entry-level skills? 2. Do the business education graduates entering the world of work possess job-entry-level employment attitudes conducive to achieving success as office workers? 3. Do the business education graduates entering the world of work display an understanding of the critical issues involved in absenteeism and tardiness

Introduction: Problems And Tests

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Language Proficiency Testing And The Contrastive Analysis Dilemma

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Four Experiments On The Relation Between Foreign Language Teaching And Learning *

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Mathematical analysis of aircraft intercooler design

A mathematical analysis has been made to show the method of obtaining the dimensions of the intercooler that will use the least total power for a given set of design conditions. The results of this analysis have been used in a sample calculation and, on the basis of this calculation, a new inter cooler arrangement is suggested. Because the length of the two air passages of the new arrangement is short in comparison with the third dimension, the height of the intercooler, this intercooler arrangement has unusual dimensions. These dimensions give the proposed intercooler arrangement an advantage over one of usual dimensions because less total power will be consumed by the intercooler, the weight and volume of the intercooler will be smaller, and the pressure drop of both the engine air and the cooling air in passing through the intercooler will be lower

Virtues and values in medicine revisited: individual and global health

In response to the call from an international panel for 'much needed rethinking' about the goals and purposes of the education of healthcare professionals, we suggest that there must be an explicit account of the virtues and values that will inform healthcare practice in the 21st century. We propose that a renewed emphasis is needed on reviving the well-honed clinical skills and humanistic attributes in medicine as crucial for optimum affordable (and sustainable) care of individual patients. Analogous virtues should be linked to the quest for improving the health of whole populations, nationally and globally