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“A philosopher is known as someone who rationally investigates the truths and principles of being, knowledge and conduct” (Howe , 2010). According to (Justarius, 2007), “A philosopher looks at the world in wonder. He seeks the underlying meaning of things. He wants to understand it and codify it into a system of thought.” “Being a philosopher means to engage in the never-ending quest for being fully and authentically human” (Kimura, 2013). In the world today, there are many philosophers that have

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can be identified in the evaluation techniques used before, which through the efforts of the educational evaluators, have been corrected or perfected. The evaluation technique used before was the one-shot or final, end-of-term or year or session examination. This technique had served as a great 'threat' to the students, resulting in students' cheating, memorizing notes and carrying out premature search for question papers in a bid to pass. Students who passed the end of the

briidge.net Connect solution. Given that, in the age of Internet banking, recent data breaches continue to raise security awareness. Consequently, many financial institutions are relying on guidance provided by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (“FFIEC”), in effort to prevent the risk of identity theft and fraudulent transactions. Our assessment of the SecureKey briidge.net Connect solution considered FFIEC requirements for authentication in an Internet Banking Environment. The objectives

After Caribbean Medical University: The Difference between the USMLE and the MCCEE Once you have completed your medical education at Windsor School of Medicine (WUSOM), you will need to meet certain requirements if you want to get a residency in the United States or Canada. If you are from a U.S. location, such as Miami, San Juan, or Atlanta, you may want to return to the States to practice medicine. If so, as an international medical graduate (IMG), you will need to pass the United States Medical

I, Gabriella Fontinelle, was born and raised on the wonderful island of St. Lucia, Helen of the West, where I attained my best attributes of being diligent, generous, dynamic and confident. I have always dreamed of one day becoming a medical doctor and I aim greatly to achieve such. The memories of growing up in St.Lucia are indeed some of my best, from primary school recess times to secondary school sports activities. After successfully completing primary school, I was accepted into one of the

Problem Context Much attention has been given to post-secondary education and its effectiveness in North America. The discourse on the successes and failures of transitions between secondary and post-secondary education has highlighted the issues of student retention and attrition in post-secondary environments (Rosenbaum, 1998). This research therefore explores the distinctions between the education systems of Jamaica and Ontario, looking specifically at standardized testing and structural requirements

Challenges of Caribbean Society in Achieving National Unity There have been many attempts for the Caribbean nations to come together as one, leading to national unity in the region. Some attempts at unity include: Federation, CARICOM (Caribbean Community), CARIFTA (Caribbean Free Trade Association), CDB (Caribbean Development Bank), UWI (University of the West Indies), CXC (Caribbean Examinations Council), and recently CSME (Caribbean Single Market and Economy), which

Mark Figueroa, the problem that men currently face is related to the history of male privilege that fosters gender inequalities and results in negative outcomes for men and women, boys and girls. In step with Barry Chevannes men are under- represented and under- participating within the instructional system for rational economic and social reasons. However, he showed, with spectacular data, that men, who bear the entire system, are performing as well as women though subject performance is powerfully

1. Introduction Over the last 10 years the Caribbean Examinations Council has reported that in the English Language Examination which tests students competence in understanding and expression, there are increasing problems. Among these are the ‘low level of ability to differentiate between a descriptive essay and a story’, ‘fewer candidates showed an understanding of the requirements of a descriptive essay’ and ‘organisation was weak’ (CXC, 2014). Although the performance the year before was more