Showing posts with label How-to Articles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How-to Articles. Show all posts

Sunday, April 16, 2017

Adsense Approval Model - 6 Proven Steps To Follow

Introduction


Are you tired of seeing your AdSense approval application disapproved each time you apply? And you continue to resubmit your application with only continued disapproval from AdSense as a result; then it is not YOU not knowing about AdSense, it is the process you follow to obtain that much-needed approval. They say always be on the shoulders of experts and that is what you were missing so far but luckily, I bet, now you are—surely yes, you are!

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

How to Learn in the 21st Century

At this time (the 21st century), "memory and learning" research has reached at a level we can utilize for improving how we actually learn. This research field has developed certain specific strategies that enable us to create our own "specific tactical plan."

Friday, August 22, 2014

Memory Palace Technique, a Tool for Memory Athletes

The memory palace is a very ancient technique, which dates from the ancient Greeks and Latins. Orators in the Roman Senate used this technique to remember the concepts they had to develop in public. To be effective, this technique requires that the places in the palace be always the same and always in the same order.

Thursday, August 21, 2014

How to Learn More by Studying Less?

Being intelligent within … (a) subject is often a factor (of) just how much exposure you have had to it. - Scott Young, a "Marco Polo" of Learning.

To learn more in less time, it only depends on motivating yourself. But, in the first place, Why do we fail to motivate ourselves?
This is because majority of learners use low-efficient study methods when they want to learn more; and this takes more of their time. In turn, this more-time-requirement leads to a tendency of preference for "ineffective study methods".

Therefore, what do we have to do to motivate ourselves?

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

How to Write Warrants in Research Arguments?

An example of argument based on reason: We are facing significantly higher health care costs in Europe and North America claim, because global warming is moving the line of extended hard freezes steadily northward. reason

An example of a general principle that justifies relating your particular reason to your particular claim: When an area has fewer hard freezes, it must pay more to combat new diseases carried by subtropical insects no longer killed by those freezes.

Like all warrants, this one says that if a general circumstance exists (an area has fewer hard freezes), then we can infer a general consequence (that area will have higher costs to combat new diseases).

Friday, July 25, 2014

How to Handle Missing Data in SPSS?

Introduction


Missing or invalid data are generally too common to ignore. Survey respondents may refuse to answer certain questions, may not know the answer, or may answer in an unexpected format.

If you don't filter or identify these data, your analysis may not provide accurate results.

For numeric data, empty data fields or fields containing invalid entries are converted to system-missing, which is identifiable by a single period (shown in fig. below).


Thursday, July 24, 2014

Attention, Writers: The Next Blogging U. Challenge Is Here

If you're new to blogging, this self-directed course is for you. Be aware: online writing is different from paper writing!

It’s Too Early to Dismiss MOOCs

INTRODUCTION


MOOCs, abbreviated from massive open online courses, have become the most discussed educational topic because they promise higher education to be "better, cheaper and more widely available" across the world (Kirp, 2013). They are a form of a free online education for everyone around the world with internet access. They are provided by elite institutions, mainly from North America – Harvard, UC Berkeley, Standford.

If you observe MOOCs' quick spread across the world, they are the best technological innovation for education that required the least effort to be applied (Baggaley, MOOC rampant, 2013).

They originate from the North America but they are intended for the underprivileged masses around the globe. For example, as of this writing, India has the second largest participants after the USA (SOURCE).

MOOCs and Business Schools

Will someone regret of going to business schools instead of waiting for a few more years to take MOOCs? This article explains that question.

Blogger vs Wordpress

If anyone wants to establish his professional presence online, then Wordpress is your destination.

Running Your First Analysis in SPSS

This post is related to how you can run your first analysis in SPSS. Note: This post uses the "demo.sav" file as a reference for explaining the process.

If you have any add-on options, the Analyze menu contains a list of reporting and statistical analysis categories.

We will start by creating a simple frequency table (table of counts). This example requires the Statistics Base option.