Activity 2: Directions: Answer the following questions. 1. Based on the lesson, do you think it is important to include General Notes and Specifications in making or preparing electrical plans? Why? 2. General Notes and Specifications are like rules and regulations which serve as guide in executing the electrical projects? As a learner, give examples of your own rules or principles that serve as your guide in order to achieve your goals.[pakisagot na po please. pagod na po ako. irereport ko yung mga nonsense na sagot]​

1. Activity 2: Directions: Answer the following questions. 1. Based on the lesson, do you think it is important to include General Notes and Specifications in making or preparing electrical plans? Why? 2. General Notes and Specifications are like rules and regulations which serve as guide in executing the electrical projects? As a learner, give examples of your own rules or principles that serve as your guide in order to achieve your goals.[pakisagot na po please. pagod na po ako. irereport ko yung mga nonsense na sagot]​

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

to prevent some mistakes even if they only got one mistakes,it can ruin all the plans.

2. LESSON 3Multiplication and Division of IntegersYou have learned how to add and subtract positive and negative integers in Lesso2. Now, you will learn how to multiply and divide positive and negative integers.Let's Study and AnalyzeAn NFE facilitator is planning to organize NFE classes in all the barangaysGeneral Tinio. She's planning to organize two classes each in all the nine baran-How many classes does she have to organize?9 x 2 = 1818 classes shall have to be organized in all the nine barangays of GeneUsing these numbers for our examples, let's multiply step by step.(+9) X (+2) =​

Answer:

48 po ang sagot

Step-by-step explanation:

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3. 2. Curriculum Development/ MaterialsMs. Mary Miller, a media literacy educator, has created lesson plans about analyzingnews and journalism that are tied to specific examples from local and nationaltelevision news. At a media literacy conference, she uses various short video excerptsand a longer 20-minute excerpt from 60 Minutes and shares her curriculum materialswith teachers through the use of PowerPoint slides with embedded video clips, plus aprint handout.Two weeks later, she gets an email from someone who couldn't attend the event butwould like to receive a copy of the materials. She feels comfortable sharing the printhandout, but can she send the individual a copy of the PowerPoint slides and digitalclips from 60 Minutes? Can she post them to her personal website to share moregenerally, even with those who haven't specifically requested them? What's fair?​

Answer:

it is fair, because he likes to introduce students to basic concepts in media economics by reading and discussing short articles downloaded from

the online edition of the Wall Street Journal, to which he subscribes. He found an article

on how Warner Brothers and CBS formed the television network, CW. Students enjoyed

reading the article so much that Ben likes to make photocopies and use it with every

group of students he teaches, even though it's been nearly two years since the article

first ran in the newspaper.

Explanation:

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4. Which is the most priority in the research process?Select one:a.Recognize the problemb.Establish the hypothesisc. Finalize the titled. Scout the necessary sourcesWhich of the following statements is true based on the question: which of these is a way to build the general knowledge of a research topic?I. Read a good recent textbook chapter.II. Look for the recent publication before reading a material.III. Find and use a reader on the topic in question.Select one:a.II onlyb.III onlyc.I and IIId.II and IIIe.None of the choicesf.All of the choicesg.I onlyh.I and IIWhat is the best description of research rationale?Select one:a.Reasons for conducting the researchb.Location of the researchc.The scope and delimitation of researchd.Similar to research hypothesisIts hypotheses are Specific, testable, stated prior to particular study.Select one:a.Qualitativeb.Quantitativec.None of the choicesd.All of the choicesResearch isSelect one:a.investigating, analyzing and synthesizing new information from various sourcesb.the activity anyone who has good reputation and integrityc.any organized inquiry carried out to provide information for solving problemsd.triggers one to find the true meaning of knowledgeWhich word was developed from the everyday life of man?Select one:a.Qualitativeb.Socialc.Scienced.QuantitativeHypothesis refers to theSelect one:a.Outcome of an experimentb.A tentative statement about the relationshipc.A form of research biasd.Conclusion drawn from the experimentWhat is the classification of research areas?Select one:a.Engineering, profession and scienceb.Education, profession and administrationc.Education, business and scienced.Economics, governance and societyIt is objective, replicable and reliable.Select one:a.All of the choicesb.None of the choicesc.Quantitatived.QualitativeIt lets the meaning emerge from the participants.Select one:a.Qualitative Researchb.Quantitative Researchc.Statement of the Problemd.Scope and Delimitatione.Significance of the StudyWhich of the following is not a characteristic of qualitative research?Select one:a.Important contextb.Flexible designc.Inductive approachd.Presence of absolute truthWhat is an example of qualitative research?Select one:a.Case studyb.Descriptive researchc.Historical researchd.Correlational researchWhich of the following is not a thesis statement?Select one:a.Man’s greatest treasures are the lessons he learned.b.Coffee is now considered a health drink.c.The Israeli-Hebollah conflict in Lebanon has placed the UN in the difficult position.d.The wanton cutting down of trees.It provides observed effects (interpreted by researchers) of a program on a problem or condition.Select one:a.Qualitativeb.All of the choicesc.Quantitatived.None of the choicesWhat subject involves the everyday life?Select one:a.Mathematicsb.Businessc.Social scienced.HumanitiesWhen you write a research paper, your goal is toSelect one:a.Motivate your reader to learn more about the subjectb.Save your reader time.c.Persuade your reader.d.Inform your reader.It is considered valid and reliable.Select one:a.All of the choicesb.None of the choicesc.Qualitatived.QuantitativeWhat question does qualitative research answer?Select one:a.Whenb.Whyc.Howd.WhichIn formulating research questions, the _____________ governs the entire study.Select one:a.Statement of the problemb.Sub-problemc.Major problemd.TitleWhat characteristic of qualitative research is mentioned here? The data and the researcher’s interpretation of the data – hinge greatly on the contexts from which the data are obtained (Roller & Lavraks, 2015).Select one:a.Inductive approachb.Presence of absolute truthc.Flexible designd.Importance of contextWhat is the research experience?Select one:a.researcher’s achievementsb.one’s research knowledgec.researcher’s expertised.researcher’s personal aspectsIt is a formal, objective, systematic process in which numerical data are used to obtain information about the world.Select one:a.Statement of the Problemb.Qualitative Researchc.Significance of the Studyd.Quantitative Researche.Scope and DelimitationTime expenditure on research is lighter on the planning end and heavier during the analysis phase.Select one:a.Qualitativeb.All of the choicesc.Quantitatived.None of the choicesWhat research purpose could be used in this title, Dogs: Intervention for Children with Disabilities in Manila?Select one:a.Appliedb.none of the choicesc.both choices are correctd.Pure/basicWhich is a good argument in the research hypothesis?Select one:a.More students get sick during the final week of testing than at other times.b.A dog can be trained to alert a human if the telephone is ringing.c.The amount of sun exposure is good to a plant.d.Childhood obesity is alarming nowadays.Sana po matulungan niyo ko.AMA school​

Answer:

Which is a good argument in the research hypothesis?

d.Childhood obesity is alarming nowadays.

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5. Formulating a Strategy: Following Apple TurnaroundThe firm's most important resources and capabilities are those which are durable, difficult to identify and understand, imperfect transferable, not easily replicated, and in which the firm possesses clear ownership. These are the company's 'most important assets' and need to be protected; and they play a pivotal role in the competitive strategy which the company pursues. The essence of strategy formulation, then, is to design a strategy that makes the most effective use of these core resources and capabilities. Consider, for example, the remarkable turnaround of Apple, the computer company behind the Macintosh computers, between 2000 to date. Fundamental was Steve Job's recognition that the company's sole durable, non-transferable, irreplicable asset was Apple image and the loyalty that accompanied that image. In virtually every other area of competitive performance-production cost, quality, product and process technology, and global market scope-Apple was greatly inferior to its other rivals, such as IBM. Apple's only opportunity for survival was to pursue a strategy founded upon Apple's image advantage, while simultaneously minimising Apple' disadvantages in other capabilities. Apple' new marketing strategy involved extending the appeal of the Apple image of individuality from its traditional customer group (tech savvy, graphic designers) to more a general, young professional types. Protection of the Apple name by means of tougher controls over dealers was matched by wider exploitation of the Apple name through entry in other industries such as the portable music business. Apple's share of the computer market went from 15% in 1985 to 4% in 2005 and lost around $700 million in only three months in 1997. However, thanks to the iPod and to the Apple's iTunes music stores, its shares grew 90% between 2001 up until today, i.e. from a mere $7/share. Apple is today the premier provider of MP3 players. Designing strategy around the most critically important resources and capabilities may imply that the firm limits its strategic scope to those activities where it possesses a clear competitive advantage. The principal capabilities of Apple, are in design and new products development; it lacked both the manufacturing capabilities to compete effectively in the world's computer market. Apple's turnaround from year 2000 followed it decision to specialise upon design and new product development. The ability of a firm's resources and capabilities to support a sustainable competitive advantage is essential to the time frame of a firm's strategic planning process. If a company's resources and capabilities lack durability or are easily transferred or replicated, then the company must either adopt a strategy of short-term harvesting or it must invest in developing new sources of competitive advantage.These considerations are critical for small technological start-ups where the speed of technological change may mean that innovations offer only temporary competitive advantage. The company must seek either to exploit its initial innovation before it is challenged by stronger, established rivals or other start-ups, or it must establish the technological capability for a continuing stream of innovations. The main issue for Apple is to make sure that it takes advantage of this window of opportunity. Because there are tougher competitors down the road and the more money it makes, the more companies will enter the market making harder for Apple to sustain this new found competitive advantage. In industries where competitive advantages based upon differentiation and innovation can be imitated (such as financial services, retailing, fashion clothing, toys), firms have a brief window of opportunity during which to exploit their advantage before imitators erode it away. Under such circumstances firms must be concerned not with sustaining the existing advantages, but with creating the flexibility and responsiveness that permits them to create new advantages at a faster rate than the old advantages are being eroded by competition Question What lessons can be learnt from Apple's Turnaround?​

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