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Advancements in Robotics:
The realm of robotics is experiencing a transformative era, marked by astonishing breakthroughs that are rapidly revolutionizing industries across the globe. With each passing day, innovative automation solutions emerge, promising to redefine the way we work and interact with technology. From culinary wonders to warehouse efficiency to nature-inspired robotics, these developments are reshaping our world and propelling us towards a more automated and interconnected future. One of the most exciting developments in the culinary world is the humanoid robot, "Foodly." Standing at an impressive 1.5 meters tall, this creation by Japanese robot developer RT is designed to address the challenges of labor shortages faced by food manufacturers. With its sophisticated image recognition system, Foodly can identify different types of food items placed before it. Utilizing its fork-like hands, it skillfully picks up mock noodles and other ingredients and precisely places them onto a blue conveyor belt, which also acts as a scale. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics streamlines the packaging process, offering accurate measurements and reducing human labor in the food manufacturing industry. Although still in the exhibition phase, the potential for commercial application is immense, promising to transform food packaging and processing operations on a grand scale.
Muhammad Asim SulemanPublished 9 months ago in EducationEDUCATIONAL SPEECH
I work in a field where lives hang in the balance each day decisions are made that can spark or end a dream and minutes know seconds can change the trajectory of someone's life I am an educator I love working in the schools I love the promise and potential of the students I love the passion and professionalism of the teachers I even love the sight the sound and the smell of the buses as they roll in every morning and they leave every afternoon for over three dozen years I have dedicated my life's work to education 25 of those years as a principal at every school level during that time I've observed a lot of change in education gone is the one-size-fits-all industrial model where we rolled out the same education for every child schools are using time more creatively the last school that I was at we started school at 9:25 because that was what was best for students and we gave our students an hour in the middle of the day to use to enhance their own learning differentiation meets the needs of students with a wide range of abilities and interests acceleration gives students the opportunity to graduate with a two-year college degree before they graduate from high school problem solving and creative thinking are replacing activities that can be answered by Google students in today's schools are creating their own future there's one thing that hasn't changed in our schools the children children still want to be loved they want to be good at something and they get excited when they succeed at a challenge what has changed is the world we live in can you imagine being without your cell phone or the internet children today are growing up in a world where they don't have to look up anything they can just ask Siri or Alexa we stand at the intersection of a great opportunity never before have there been so many choices in the education our children can have we have home schools charter schools virtual schools joining private and public schools each one offering something different but with choice comes the challenge of ensuring equity of opportunity for all students the quality of a child's education should not depend on the family that child was born into Eleanor Roosevelt said education is the cornerstone of Liberty it's our responsibility to ensure that all children especially the marginalized that often don't have a voice and can't speak for themselves can profit from the American dream that still stems from our education system when we think about education most of us think of our own personal education or maybe the experience of our children what is interesting in the work I do I travel throughout this country and I can tell you unequivocally that school today vary by the community they serve you see our schools are reflective of our communities and no two schools are alike it's fascinating to look at statistics on education the US Department of Education reports ninety percent of students here in the United States attend public schools with all the choices that we have education in public schools is still the mainstay for our students the Gallup Organization's does polls about just about anything every year they poll parents and they ask them how satisfied are you with the school that your child attends overwhelmingly parents report that they are satisfied with the school that their child attends as a matter of fact in 2017 the satisfaction rate was higher than it's been since 2010 if clearly most of our children attend public schools and our parents are satisfied with the education their children are receiving why are there conversations that call to question the current status of public schools it's interesting to look back on education in the 1920s only 22% of young adults completed four years of high school but the world was different then there were options for adults who did not graduate from high school many young men joined the military factory jobs were abundant family farms required support and the role of women was quite different today graduation from high school cannot be an option it's the foundation of our children's future for years I've told my students that graduation is a destination it's the threshold to your future graduation is an opportunity to move into adulthood equipped with the tools to continue your education or enter a career that will promise a successful life in order for our economy to be strong and our democracy secure we must ensure that we educate all our students so they can graduate and are able to positively contribute to our communities our schools are change agents for our country Abraham Lincoln said the the philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next we must acknowledge the significance of the impact of our schools not just for today but for this and future generations to ensure the continued success of our schools we need to take a look at current conversations about education involving the supply of teachers funding for public education and the current policy discussions supporting school vouchers first we must have the best and the brightest people in our classrooms teaching our children as we forge forward with initiatives to fill jobs in careers like science technology engineering and math and all of the other areas we need to remember first to promote the profession that makes all other professions possible we need to encourage young people to enter the field of education without outstanding teachers the future of all other careers dims before I was an educator I had a very cessful career in law enforcement but someone reached out to me and said why don't you think about being a teacher I had not thought about being a teacher I had never thought about being a teacher but that one person reached out and planted that seed we need to be planting that seed not just in young people but in people that might be transitioning from one career to the next throughout this country there are hundreds of teacher vacancies that go unfilled each year due to a lack of applicants we need to change the conversation to invite and encourage people to become educators and create a positive momentum toward careers in education the second conversation we need to examine is support for public schools when those tax bills start rolling out the conversations start and you hear people saying well I don't have children in school I don't know why I should pay to support public schools when those conversations starts I immediately start thinking about our public roads there are roads in our community in our state well in our country that I will never drive on yet I realize the importance of promoting and supporting public roads in our country you see much like the quality of our roads improves the quality and safety of our communities the qualities of our public schools impact our communities in ways we may not recognize [Applause] go ahead yes absolutely in one day I experience the impact of our public school students and graduates when I was helped in the grocery store when I had the air in my car tire checked when I got a flu shot when I saw EMS driving down the road to respond to an emergency and when I was helped at a restaurant later on that evening you see I benefited from knowing that these students had been students in my school but I want you to think about the students and graduates of our public schools that impact your day the doctor the mechanic the cashiers the engineers the police officer the nurses the bankers the real estate agent the post-office workers the accountants the list is as personal as each person in this room the quality of our public schools influences the quality of our days every day we need to support public education funding not just for the children that are in school today but for the quality of life they provide to everyone in our communities we need to change the conversation to support public education funding and celebrate education for the positive impact it has on our communities the third conversation that we need to explore is a hot topic in education policy now school vouchers as I think about the essence of education and our country's foundational belief in a strong public school system I'm concerned about policies involving school vouchers school vouchers indirectly take away from the support of public schools by allowing potential tax dollars to be shifted to private schools with absolutely no accountability the way most vouchers work is a corporation makes a contribution to a private entity in return that corporation receives a tax credit and then students the most impoverished students in underperforming schools are given an opportunity to apply for those vouchers it sounds like a good thing however if we believe all children need to receive a quality education think about this what happens to those students who remain in the school that is impoverished and the community now has a smaller tax base to support that school vouchers do nothing to support or improve underperforming schools most of our underperforming schools are a result of the struggle to find certified teachers and the weak support of public schools how can we offer the opportunity for to apply for vouchers to students in underperforming school and expect the quality of those schools to increase for the students who remain we need to change the policy conversations surrounding public school vouchers education is a public trust when I'm in schools working with students I'm convinced our future is secure the students in our schools today will be the ones who address the problems that exists as a result of our generation and the generations before us they will create opportunities and impact the world in ways we can only imagine the most precious resource in our country is our children if we want to protect and promote democracy enhance and secure our economy we must invest in and ensure our public schools have the resources they need to make every public school a school of choice a school that you want your children to go to I've dedicated my life's work to education because I believe in the greatness of each child we must change the conversations about public education to ensure our schools have the teachers the funding and the policies in place to meet the needs of our communities our state's and our nation Nelson Mandela said education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world what are we doing to ensure our children's education prepares them to be the change we are counting on let's take a risk let's step out of our comfort zone and start changing some of these conversations thank you [Applause] I [Music] work in a field where lives hang in the balance each day decisions are made that can spark or end a dream and minutes know seconds can change the trajectory of someone's life I am an educator I love working in the schools I love the promise and potential of the students I love the passion and professionalism of the teachers I even love the sight the sound and the smell of the buses as they roll in every morning and they leave every afternoon for over three dozen years I have dedicated my life's work to education 25 of those years as a principal at every school level during that time I've observed a lot of change in education gone is the one-size-fits-all industrial model where we rolled out the same education for every child schools are using time more creatively the last school that I was at we started school at 9:25 because that was what was best for students and we gave our students an hour in the middle of the day to use to enhance their own learning differentiation meets the needs of students with a wide range of abilities and interests acceleration gives students the opportunity to graduate with a two-year college degree before they graduate from high school problem solving and creative thinking are replacing activities that can be answered by Google students in today's schools are creating their own future there's one thing that hasn't changed in our schools the children children still want to be loved they want to be good at something and they get excited when they succeed at a challenge what has changed is the world we live in can you imagine being without your cell phone or the internet children today are growing up in a world where they don't have to look up anything they can just ask Siri or Alexa we stand at the intersection of a great opportunity never before have there been so many choices in the education our children can have we have home schools charter schools virtual schools joining private and public schools each one offering something different but with choice comes the challenge of ensuring equity of opportunity for all students the quality of a child's education should not depend on the family that child was born into Eleanor Roosevelt said education is the cornerstone of Liberty it's our responsibility to ensure that all children especially the marginalized that often don't have a voice and can't speak for themselves can profit from the American dream that still stems from our education system when we think about education most of us think of our own personal education or maybe the experience of our children what is interesting in the work I do I travel throughout this country and I can tell you unequivocally that school today vary by the community they serve you see our schools are reflective of our communities and no two schools are alike it's fascinating to look at statistics on education the US Department of Education reports ninety percent of students here in the United States attend public schools with all the choices that we have education in public schools is still the mainstay for our students the Gallup Organization's does polls about just about anything every year they poll parents and they ask them how satisfied are you with the school that your child attends overwhelmingly parents report that they are satisfied with the school that their child attends as a matter of fact in 2017 the satisfaction rate was higher than it's been since 2010 if clearly most of our children attend public schools and our parents are satisfied with the education their children are receiving why are there conversations that call to question the current status of public schools it's interesting to look back on education in the 1920s only 22% of young adults completed four years of high school but the world was different then there were options for adults who did not graduate from high school many young men joined the military factory jobs were abundant family farms required support and the role of women was quite different today graduation from high school cannot be an option it's the foundation of our children's future for years I've told my students that graduation is a destination it's the threshold to your future graduation is an opportunity to move into adulthood equipped with the tools to continue your education or enter a career that will promise a successful life in order for our economy to be strong and our democracy secure we must ensure that we educate all our students so they can graduate and are able to positively contribute to our communities our schools are change agents for our country Abraham Lincoln said the the philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next we must acknowledge the significance of the impact of our schools not just for today but for this and future generations to ensure the continued success of our schools we need to take a look at current conversations about education involving the supply of teachers funding for public education and the current policy discussions supporting school vouchers first we must have the best and the brightest people in our classrooms teaching our children as we forge forward with initiatives to fill jobs in careers like science technology engineering and math and all of the other areas we need to remember first to promote the profession that makes all other professions possible we need to encourage young people to enter the field of education without outstanding teachers the future of all other careers dims before I was an educator I had a very cessful career in law enforcement but someone reached out to me and said why don't you think about being a teacher I had not thought about being a teacher I had never thought about being a teacher but that one person reached out and planted that seed we need to be planting that seed not just in young people but in people that might be transitioning from one career to the next throughout this country there are hundreds of teacher vacancies that go unfilled each year due to a lack of applicants we need to change the conversation to invite and encourage people to become educators and create a positive momentum toward careers in education the second conversation we need to examine is support for public schools when those tax bills start rolling out the conversations start and you hear people saying well I don't have children in school I don't know why I should pay to support public schools when those conversations starts I immediately start thinking about our public roads there are roads in our community in our state well in our country that I will never drive on yet I realize the importance of promoting and supporting public roads in our country you see much like the quality of our roads improves the quality and safety of our communities the qualities of our public schools impact our communities in ways we may not recognize [Applause] go ahead yes absolutely in one day I experience the impact of our public school students and graduates when I was helped in the grocery store when I had the air in my car tire checked when I got a flu shot when I saw EMS driving down the road to respond to an emergency and when I was helped at a restaurant later on that evening you see I benefited from knowing that these students had been students in my school but I want you to think about the students and graduates of our public schools that impact your day the doctor the mechanic the cashiers the engineers the police officer the nurses the bankers the real estate agent the post-office workers the accountants the list is as personal as each person in this room the quality of our public schools influences the quality of our days every day we need to support public education funding not just for the children that are in school today but for the quality of life they provide to everyone in our communities we need to change the conversation to support public education funding and celebrate education for the positive impact it has on our communities the third conversation that we need to explore is a hot topic in education policy now school vouchers as I think about the essence of education and our country's foundational belief in a strong public school system I'm concerned about policies involving school vouchers school vouchers indirectly take away from the support of public schools by allowing potential tax dollars to be shifted to private schools with absolutely no accountability the way most vouchers work is a corporation makes a contribution to a private entity in return that corporation receives a tax credit and then students the most impoverished students in underperforming schools are given an opportunity to apply for those vouchers it sounds like a good thing however if we believe all children need to receive a quality education think about this what happens to those students who remain in the school that is impoverished and the community now has a smaller tax base to support that school vouchers do nothing to support or improve underperforming schools most of our underperforming schools are a result of the struggle to find certified teachers and the weak support of public schools how can we offer the opportunity for to apply for vouchers to students in underperforming school and expect the quality of those schools to increase for the students who remain we need to change the policy conversations surrounding public school vouchers education is a public trust when I'm in schools working with students I'm convinced our future is secure the students in our schools today will be the ones who address the problems that exists as a result of our generation and the generations before us they will create opportunities and impact the world in ways we can only imagine the most precious resource in our country is our children if we want to protect and promote democracy enhance and secure our economy we must invest in and ensure our public schools have the resources they need to make every public school a school of choice a school that you want your children to go to I've dedicated my life's work to education because I believe in the greatness of each child we must change the conversations about public education to ensure our schools have the teachers the funding and the policies in place to meet the needs of our communities our state's and our nation Nelson Mandela said education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world what are we doing to ensure our children's education prepares them to be the change we are counting on let's take a risk let's step out of our comfort zone and start changing some of these conversations thank you.
hellen wanjiruPublished 9 months ago in EducationAI Titan Review: Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence
In the always advancing universe of innovation, computerized reasoning (simulated intelligence) keeps on astounding us with its amazing capacities and potential. The furthest down the line wonder to beauty the computer based intelligence scene is the simulated intelligence Titan, a state of the art simulated intelligence framework that vows to reform businesses and change the manner in which we connect with innovation. In this blog, we'll dig into the artificial intelligence of Titan's elements, applications, and its effect on different areas.
Mahin RahmanPublished 9 months ago in EducationThe Swiss Secret
Inflation, the relentless adversary, has tightened its grip on economies worldwide, sending costs soaring and interest rates rising. However, nestled among the snow-capped peaks of western Europe lies Switzerland, a small mountainous nation that has managed to chart a different course. As many countries grapple with double-digit inflation, Switzerland's price surge has been relatively mild. What is the Swiss secret, and what lessons can other nations learn from its economic prowess?
Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorship
When all things are taken into account, there are a lot of advantages to being a single owner. The optimum business structure for every company or entrepreneur may not be a sole proprietorship, but there are other options as well. You must educate yourself on the benefits and drawbacks of the single proprietorship for this purpose.
WAQAS AHMADPublished 9 months ago in EducationHow to Improve Eyesight Without Wearing Glasses
five home remedies to say goodbye toglasses and improve your eyesight have you ever wondered exactly how many people on the planet have to wear glasses or contact lenses because their eyesight is far from ideal the answer is approximately 75 percent of adults according to the vision council of america bright side has good news for you we've put together a list of home remedies that will help you improve your vision watch this video till the end your tired eyes deserve it aloe vera is a miracle plant no wonder people have been using it as a natural medicine and beauty product for centuries it turns out that it's a quick and effective tool for improving eyesight as well it's a great source of important vitamins and antioxidants that help with white blood cell production and tissue recovery more than that it protects the delicate membranes covering your eyes so it's no surprise that aloe vera gel is the main ingredient in remedies to treat cataracts and strengthen the eye's cornea what is especially important is that aloe vera helps keep down blood sugar levels which can spike in people with diabetes that's why you'll notice that many eye diseases are directly linked to diabetes let's delve into the ingredients and how two of things for those of you who want to get 100 fresh high quality aloe vera gel you can follow the age-old saying if you want something done right you've got to do it yourself yep that means you can keep aloe vera as a potted plant and make use of its magical leaves whenever you want not to mention it'll make a beautiful decoration for your home it's a good idea to cut and wash the leaves 10 days before you want to cook up some remedies using them always pick the large or medium sized leaves and let those cute little baby leaves keep growing want your freshly picked aloe leaves to last longer put them in the fridge and mark your calendar for 10 days so you've got your plant you've cut off some mature leaves you need to know how to cut them open to get the thick fleshy gel inside firstly depending on how big your leaves are you might want to cut them into eight inch long strips if they're already about this size don't worry about this step no matter what the size cut off the pointy tip of the leaf it's almost impossible to get the gel out of this part anyway next remove the jagged spines along the edges with your knife and then cut the leaf into two or three inch long segments turn the blade on its side and slowly slice the skin away from the fleshy aloe inside stay close to the skin so that you'll end up with the maximum amount of gel flip the leaf over and do the same for the other side skin the remaining segments and gather all the gel into a bowl use a blender to make a smooth mix it'll get frothy but that'll eventually disappear for this recipe you'll need a hundred of aloe vera gel if you came out with a little extra it'll be safe and sound in a glass container for up to a week in the fridge freeze it or add some natural preservatives if you want to keep and use it for longer than that aloe vera is effective enough when used alone but we'll spice it up with the following ingredients 1 pound of ground walnuts 300 milliliters of pure honey and freshly squeezed juice from 4 lemons use a blender to mix all the ingredients smoothly together take 1 spoon of this magical concoction 3 times a day 30 minutes before each meal if you eat more often than three times a day just remember that we're talking about breakfast lunch and dinner one course of this eyesight treatment lasts a month always take a two week break between monthly treatments preparing this remedy especially extracting the aloe vera gel might sound like a lot of work but the results will be so amazing it's totally worth the effort and the results are indisputable within the first month you'll feel the rejuvenating effect it has on your eyes ginkgo no this is not a character from star wars it's a very special plant that'll make your life a lot easier it's been on this planet for quite a long time 270 million years to be exact do you think that dinosaurs used its healing powers well we definitely do today ginkgo biloba can help relieve anxiety and boost your memory and thinking process which is especially good for people with dementia and alzheimer's as for our vision it's great at increasing blood flow to the eyes by doing this it improves our eyesight and prevents us from developing glaucoma and macular degeneration both very widespread diseases of the eye in china and japan ginkgo seeds and nuts are served on special occasions like weddings and the chinese new year you don't have to go to asia to get some ginkgo biloba for yourself it comes in 120 milligram capsules at your local drugstore divide one capsule into two or three portions and take one dose every day to see with clear vision the amazing results green tea it's rich in antioxidants called flavonoids which fight off free radicals that can cause a number of eye diseases like glaucoma macular degeneration and cataracts more than that green tea is a kind of natural sunscreen for your eyes its polyphenols protect your eyes from uv rays which can cause cataracts and other eye diseases you might love basking in sunshine but your eyes certainly do not get your hands on some dried green tea leaves one teaspoon makes about one cup so if you want to make enough tea to fill five cups take five teaspoons of leaves green tea pearls will also do the trick when boiling water to make green tea it's important to keep it warm enough but not too hot so the ideal temperature is 185 degrees Fahrenheit as goldilocks would say it's just right once the water has reached the perfect temperature pour it into a cup with green tea leaves on the bottom and let it sit for three minutes remember you can always use a t-ball if you don't like tea leaves floating in your cup drink it warm or keep it cold in the fridge the choice is all yours bilberry these photogenic little berries are known as great natural eyesight boosters they improve nighttime vision and help regenerate important parts of the retina which can be damaged because of high blood pressure and diabetes and again they are great when it comes to preventing common eye diseases like glaucoma and cataracts you can eat bilberries straight up as part of your daily fruit serving try putting them in your yogurt half a cup a day will be enough or you can choose to take them in supplement form the recommended amount is 80 milligrams twice a day a few times a week almonds we all love the tantalizing smell of fresh roasted almonds and almond scented lotions turns out almonds have more than just a heart-melting aroma raw almonds are a natural source of omega-3 fatty acid vitamin e and antioxidants all of which are great at improving vision if you use almonds to benefit your eyesight your memory and concentration will also reap the rewards what you have to do is soak 5 to 10 nuts overnight when you wake up in the morning peel and grind them enjoy them with a cup of warm milk for the good of your eyes and for your own bliss they're safe to take every day for several months in a row get some shut eye works for us so stay healthy and take care of your peepers be sure to like this video if you found it useful share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to
The Student Loan Crisis
Introduction: The student loan crisis in the United States is a complex issue that has significant repercussions on millions of Americans and the future of the nation's workforce. It is a crisis that has been brewing for decades, and its roots can be traced back to policy changes and ideological shifts that affected higher education accessibility for the working class. This in-depth analysis will explore the historical context of the student loan crisis, examining the key factors that contributed to the proliferation of student debt and hindered college access for many.
How to read people instantly
18 psychological tips on how to understand people How To Read Anyone Instantly – 18 Psychological Tips When we are meeting someone for the first time, we are bombarded with information.
Philip KatumiPublished 9 months ago in EducationThe Natural Order of Humanity
The often unspoken and concealed aspects of human nature, which encompass our darker qualities, are crucial to comprehend. Understanding ourselves and those around us stands as one of life's most vital skills, given that we constantly interact with people in our daily lives. Unfortunately, many individuals struggle with honing this skill. I have personally witnessed highly skilled individuals lose their jobs or encounter difficulties due to poor people skills.
Always CuriousPublished 9 months ago in EducationEnhancing Your Trading Experience: Copying Orders from MetaTrader to Interactive Brokers
Introduction: In the dynamic world of financial markets, traders often seek innovative tools and strategies to optimize their trading performance. One such approach gaining popularity is copying orders from MetaTrader to Interactive Brokers. This seamless integration allows traders to leverage the strengths of both platforms, empowering them with enhanced analysis capabilities and superior order execution. In this article, we will delve into the concept of copying orders from MetaTrader to Interactive Brokers and explore the advantages it offers to traders.
Mukesh singh panwarPublished 9 months ago in EducationThe Science of Napping: Benefits, Timing, and Individual Impact
Research has consistently shown that a full night's sleep is incredibly beneficial for various aspects of our health, such as memory, mood, and the immune system, among others. However, the potential advantages and disadvantages of taking a nap during the day have also been a subject of investigation. People often wonder if a quick snooze can be helpful or harmful, and if so, how the length of the nap impacts them, and whether there is an optimal time for it.
Brown L. JPublished 9 months ago in EducationThe Rise of Online Coaching Platforms: Empowering Education with Skool.com
Introduction In recent years, the world of education has undergone a significant transformation with the advent of online coaching platforms. These platforms have revolutionized the way students learn and teachers impart knowledge. No longer confined by geographical boundaries, students can now access a vast array of educational resources and expert guidance from the comfort of their homes. One such trailblazer in the online coaching realm is Skool.com, which has emerged as a leading platform, empowering learners across the globe. This article explores the phenomenon of online coaching platforms, shedding light on the role of Skool.com in shaping modern education.
Daham AmarathungaPublished 9 months ago in Education