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Over years of Institute, over years of intellectual quotient

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              This is my last post...

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Education in the early years of adolescence can affect IQ (CI). These are the conclusions reached by a team from the University of Oslo after analyzing the test of intelligence that the Norwegian army realised the men fit for military service.

The CI of the generations with more years of schooling increased by 3.7 points, indicate the authors in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Scientists took the opportunity to study a reform that the Norwegian Government implemented in the 1960s and that increased in two years compulsory education. The analysis was carried out on data from two groups of different men: those who lived in towns where reform was applied at age 14, and those who "escaped" to it by their place of residence. Then analyzed the intelligence test the Norwegian army carried out to all children aged 19 fit for military service, and also the titles of studies completed at the age of 30.

Although the relationship between CI and formal education in previous studies had already shown, this type of work is difficult because previously it had failed to isolate the variables appropriately. It must not forget, either, that CI expresses the results of a test that evaluates cognitive abilities exclusively. Today, many psychologists insist that other factors such as emotional intelligence, play an important role in the professional success of people.

Phrases about education

Hello!.. how are you today?

These are some interesting sentences about...

Education

"If you think that education is expensive, try ignorance". 

"Teaching has no curiosity to learn who is planting a field without plowing it." Richard Whately.

"Long is the road of learning through theories;short and effective by means of examples."Seneca.

"This is the only possible education: be it pretty sure of one thing to say it to a child". G K Chesterton.

"Children are like fresh cement, anything falling on them leaves a trace." Haim Ginott.

"Man begins, in fact, to be old when it ceases to be educable". Arturo Graf.

"Teaching children to count is good, but show them what really counts is best." Bob Talbert.

'To teach is to learn twice'. Joseph Joubert.

"Learning is like rowing against the current: as soon as you leave, is receding." Edward Benjamin Britten.

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Tips for english exams or TOEFL

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This week will be my last publications...

This day give you tips for aprovate your english exams!...

Tip 1... The key is the second speaker

Most of the time in the TOEFL the secon speaker si the one that gives the answer. It doesn't matter if you don't understand the fire part of the conversation. Just focus carefully no the second part and try to say it again in your head while you are reading the answers.

Tip 2... Active and passive answers

Often on the TOEFL test you will have to organize who is doing what in the passive voiced. In order to answer this  type of question you have to remember that if the speaker is using active voice the answer will probably be passive voice, and vice versa.

 Tip 3... Negatives

Often no the TOEFL, when a negative is used, the answer will be a positive sentence whit an opossite meaning.

Tip 4... Comparatives and negatives

When using a negative with a comparative, the meaning is very strong, or the meaning is a superlative.

Tip 5... Adjective clause connectors used as subjects

In this tip we are also using adjective clauses to describe nouns , except in this tip the connector works  as a connector and a subject at the same time. The connectors are; who (for people), which (for things), and that (for people and things).

If you want more tips...tell me and I will put more... See you

Vocational orientation

How choose your career?

Hello guys!...I know that choose a career can be very easy, but some students can be a headache for all the options, so this ocassion I give you a link when you will can answer the test for choose, compare or alarge your options and finally choose a career.

http://www.123test.com/career-test/

What  career best fits your personality?

 This free career test can give you insight into your career personality. Based on a characterization of your personality in terms of Holland code personality type, you will learn what kind of work environments and occupations suit you best. The results of this career test provide you with a list of professions and occupations that fit your career personality.

Choose a career that matches your preferences and you will increase your chances of being successful!

Career test instructions

It takes five to ten minutes to complete this free career test. You will see fifteen sets of four pictures that show specific work activities. You must choose only one work activity that appeals to you the most and one that appeals to you the least.

Do not choose a work activity based on the status or money associated with it. Do not make your choice based on gender or race. Just imagine yourself performing the task shown and decide if you would like to doing it or not.

If you like doing the activity, click the  on the picture. If you do not like doing the activity, click the  on the picture. You must choose a like and dislike for each set.

I hope this test helped them....when I choose my career I was sure! and so far no regrets.

Remembre that the carrer that you choose is for all your life... So must like you...

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What is the most "educated" country in the world?

What is the most "educated" country in the

world?

KNOW IT...

The country in the world where more people who have received college education live is Canada, according to a study carried out by the Organization for economic cooperation and development (OECD) and released the report "Education at a Glance2012". In particular, in this country the 51% of citizens has   studied degree. Israel (46%)and Japan (45%) followed. The top-ten are also United States (42%), New Zealand(41%), Korea South (40%), United Kingdom, Finland, Australia and Ireland, in this order. In Spain the percentage of   people with College is  31%, below the average of the countries members of the                          OECD.  

In terms of the proportion of students who begin high school and finish them, thehighest percentage is up to Korea, with 95%, and the lowest to Iceland, with 44%. InSpain around 80% it accomplished, a figure which it shares with the United Kingdom,Finland and France. In these three cases, a high percentage of students    invest at least 2 more  years than expected according to the educational program to complete their  studies.

Interesting isn't it?

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Diagnose Alzhaimer's with a Tear

Diagnose Alzhaimer's with a Tear

This is the research project of the Centre for research in neurological diseases and the center of attention Integral Alzheimer León: Detect Alzheimer's disease through the tear protein TAU.

The possibility of using tears as a biomarker of the disease has been given by the hypothesis of the tear is related to the parasympathetic nervous system, specifically in respect of production and composition of proteins. Taking into account that the TAU protein has been a constant measurement in patients with Alzheimer's disease, could serve as excellent biomarker of the same.

The research will depart with a minimum of 30 people with various profiles: patients with mild cognitive impairment, patients with early-stage Alzheimer's and a group of control with healthy subjects. Then analyze different parameters of the patients then take a sample of tear through the test of Schirner, the test most often used to measure the tear volume.

Once done, researchers will evaluate the release mechanism of the aforementioned protein in the tear, and compare outcomes among individuals with dementia and dementia.

Have you ever  imagined something like this?...

No doubt the technology advances more and more...See you later!