Monday, March 10, 2008
Science and Technology
Are science and technology identical? Many people think technology is another name for applied science. It is certainly true that sometimes science and technology overlap. Howerver, the two fields are not identical. There are important differences between science and technology.These are differences fall into three categories: goals , methods , outcomes. Goals are the results that scientists or technicians hope to achieve.Methods are what each group does to achieve the goals.Outcomes are the results that each group achieves.
Factors influencing rivers life
In infact, my friend 7aif has talk about many factors that affect the life in the river. In addition, The factors that influence the creatures in the river such as population , industrial boats and so on....
his link:
http://smartman-7aif.blogspot.com
his link:
http://smartman-7aif.blogspot.com
Sociology
You probably find yourself in differnet types of social situations every day. Whether you realize it or not, society and the different groups to which you belong have a big impact on you.
What is a group?
Have you ever said or done something because of the people youm are with? If you have, you know that your behavior can be influenced by a group. In sociology, a group is more than just individuals who happen to be in the same place at the same time. To be a group, two or more individuals must:
What is a group?
Have you ever said or done something because of the people youm are with? If you have, you know that your behavior can be influenced by a group. In sociology, a group is more than just individuals who happen to be in the same place at the same time. To be a group, two or more individuals must:
- Interact with each other.
- Share a common goal.
- Have relationship that is fairly stable.
- Be interdeoendent.
- Recognize a relationship among themmsleves.
You may belong to a number of groups.These groups may include your family. a sports team, a group of co-workers, a religous group, or an after school club. Each group has certain standards of behavior called norms.
Norms are spoken or unspoken rules that tell us how we should behave. They tell us how others expect us to behave. We rely on social norms to hlep us act appropriately in social situations. For example, while waiting in line to see a movie ,we know that others expect us to wait our turn rather than to push to the front of the line.
Monday, February 18, 2008
HOW TO APPLY FOR A COURSE AT THE COLLEGE
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
All full-programme applicants will be interviewed for their course. Students' courses must be dedicated and prepared to work hard. See the individual course details in this prospectus for any specific admission requirements.
Students must be at least 16 years old, unless under an arrangement with their school. Mature students are encouraged to apply- if you don't have the formal entry requirements, you may be accepted on the basis of an interview.
WHEN TO APPLY
Send your application as soon as possible because some programmes fill up very quickly. Don't wait for your exam results. Priority for the programme originally applied for is based on the date the application should be received by 25 July. However, in some cases later applications will be accepted.
MAKING AN APPLICATION
Detach and complete the application and reference forms, which are the at the back of this prospectus. Read the following notes before filling in your forms. Call the Admissions Service with any queries. If a course number is given, please make sure you write it in the box provided on the application form. Course numbers are in the course pages of the prospectus, under the course title and the next to the College Centre where the course is held.
REFERENCE
Write your full name, address and the learning programmes you have chosen on your reference form and send it to someone who knows of your progress so far. This will usually be your present or last head teacher or tutor. For students over 20, we may accept a reference from someone who knows you well- for example an employer (not a relative). The suitability of your referee should be confirmed with Admissions Service.
Ask the person providing your reference to return the form as soon as possible to the Admissions Service. You may not be offered the Admissions Officer receives an interview until a satisfactory reference form. We can offer a firm place on a programme until a reference has been received.
All full-programme applicants will be interviewed for their course. Students' courses must be dedicated and prepared to work hard. See the individual course details in this prospectus for any specific admission requirements.
Students must be at least 16 years old, unless under an arrangement with their school. Mature students are encouraged to apply- if you don't have the formal entry requirements, you may be accepted on the basis of an interview.
WHEN TO APPLY
Send your application as soon as possible because some programmes fill up very quickly. Don't wait for your exam results. Priority for the programme originally applied for is based on the date the application should be received by 25 July. However, in some cases later applications will be accepted.
MAKING AN APPLICATION
Detach and complete the application and reference forms, which are the at the back of this prospectus. Read the following notes before filling in your forms. Call the Admissions Service with any queries. If a course number is given, please make sure you write it in the box provided on the application form. Course numbers are in the course pages of the prospectus, under the course title and the next to the College Centre where the course is held.
REFERENCE
Write your full name, address and the learning programmes you have chosen on your reference form and send it to someone who knows of your progress so far. This will usually be your present or last head teacher or tutor. For students over 20, we may accept a reference from someone who knows you well- for example an employer (not a relative). The suitability of your referee should be confirmed with Admissions Service.
Ask the person providing your reference to return the form as soon as possible to the Admissions Service. You may not be offered the Admissions Officer receives an interview until a satisfactory reference form. We can offer a firm place on a programme until a reference has been received.
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