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Year:
2023
Region / City:
United States
Theme:
Education, Literacy, Fluency
Document Type:
Instructional Guide
Author:
Unknown
Target Audience:
Teachers, Educators, Students
Period of Validity:
Academic Year
Approval Date:
Not specified
Modification Date:
Not specified
Content Type:
Educational Materials, Teaching Resource
Main Focus:
Reading Fluency, English Language Learners (ELL) Support
Support for ELLs:
Yes, including vocabulary, pronunciation, and prosody
Methodology:
Repeated Practice, Active Monitoring
Usage Recommendations:
Daily practice, performance evaluation
Resource Type:
Educational Packet
Contextual Description:
Instructional guide aimed at improving reading fluency for elementary students, with a focus on English Language Learners, through repeated practice and active monitoring.
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Year:
2023
Region / city:
Franklin, TN
Topic:
Software upgrade
Document Type:
Guide
Organization:
MModal Services Ltd.
Author:
MModal Services Ltd.
Target Audience:
MModal customers and technical users
Effective Date:
N/A
Approval Date:
N/A
Modification Date:
N/A
Year:
2016
Region / City:
N/A
Subject:
Math
Document Type:
Homework Assignment
Author:
Mrs. S, Ms. Church, Ms. Volpe
Target Audience:
6th Grade Students
Period of Validity:
June 13–17, 2016
Approval Date:
N/A
Modification Date:
N/A
Note:
Year
Topic:
Mathematics Education
Document Type:
Weekly Lesson Plan
Target Audience:
Teachers, Grade 1 Students
Effective Period:
Week 1 and Week 2
Note:
Year
Subject:
Mathematics
Educational Focus:
Basic arithmetic fluency and number relationships
Topics Covered:
Number bonds, counting sequences, doubles and halves, calendar knowledge
Document Type:
Educational learning guide
Educational Level:
Early primary education
Target Audience:
Children in early primary school and their parents or carers
Learning Objectives:
Instant recall of key number facts and basic time-related vocabulary
Mathematical Range:
Numbers up to 20
Key Skills:
Addition, subtraction, counting in steps, recognising doubles and halves, understanding months and seasons
Instructional Context:
Home practice and classroom reinforcement
Practice Frequency:
At least three times per week
Curricular Alignment:
Primary mathematics curriculum
Instructional Components:
Fact lists, vocabulary prompts, example questions, and practice tips
Organization:
Asia-Pacific Telecommunity
Meeting:
1st APT Preparatory Meeting for PP-14
Document number:
PP14-1/OUT-06 (Rev.1)
Document type:
Summary record
Date of meeting:
2–3 April 2013
Place of meeting:
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Venue:
Ritz-Carlton Seoul Hotel
Date of document:
25 April 2013
Host country:
Republic of Korea
Host institution:
Ministry of Science, ICT and Planning, Republic of Korea
Related ITU conferences:
PP-14, WTDC-14
Participants:
Members, Affiliate Members, International and Regional Organizations
Subject areas:
Telecommunications policy, ICT development, regional coordination
Year:
2023
Location:
United States, North Carolina, Georgia and Virginia
Topic:
Classical Studies, Literature, History, Philosophy, Mythology
Document Type:
Academic Conference Program
Organizing Institution:
University of North Carolina System
Audience:
Scholars, Students, Researchers in Classics
Dates of Event:
November 2–3, 2023
Sessions:
5 main sessions with multiple parallel tracks
Subjects Covered:
Latin and Greek literature, ancient philosophy, Roman history, mythology, poetry, art and archaeology
Speakers:
Faculty and independent scholars from various universities including University of Georgia, University of Michigan, University of California, University of North Carolina, Florida State University
Year:
2016
Employee:
Jane Doe
School:
Westside High
Reporting Period:
April 2–3, 2016
Document Type:
Personnel activity report
Program Name:
Perkins
Activities:
Substitute for FBLA; EOPA Test Administration
Total Hours Worked:
10
Total Compensation:
$153.00
Distribution of Time:
100% per activity
Certification Statement:
Employee certification of accurate representation of total activity
Employee Signature Date:
April 4, 2016
Required Signatures:
Employee; Supervisor
Year:
2026
Dates:
February 2–3, 2026
Legislative Session:
2026 Regular Session
Jurisdiction:
Kentucky
Legislative Body:
Kentucky General Assembly
Chambers:
Senate; House of Representatives
Document Type:
Legislative proceedings report and committee activity summary
Content:
Bill introductions, referrals, committee reports, floor actions, adjournments, and committee meeting schedule
Status Information:
Bills passed, adopted, reassigned, recommitted, withdrawn, and received between chambers
Committee Coverage:
Standing and special committees of the Senate and House
Year:
2024
Region / Location:
Princeton, NJ, USA
Event Type:
Swimming Championship
Sanctioning Organization:
USA Swimming
Host Club:
Hamilton Aquatic Club
Meet Director:
Kip Hein
Meet Referee:
Bach Lequang
Admin Official:
Kip Hein
Safety Marshalls:
Sandra Franc, Webster Bozzo, Steve Paterno
Entry Coordinator:
Kip Hein
Eligible Teams:
APEX, BAC, BWTD, CAT, EEX, GMY, GSCY, HACY, HCY, HQH, JAC, LHY, LIFE, MAY, NJB, NJSD, NJBL, OTT, PAA, PPST, PTAC, SCY, STAC, TWST, WMY, WW, XCEL
Course:
Short Course Yards (SCY)
Meet Format:
Timed finals with 13-14 and 15-19 events
Entry Deadline:
February 22, 2024, 6:00 PM
Individual Entry Fee:
$10
Relay Entry Fee:
$20
Athlete Surcharge:
$15
Amended Entry Fee:
$5
Entry Limits:
Daily 3 individual, 1 relay; Meet 6 individual, 2 relay
Awards:
Medals for 1st-3rd, ribbons for 4th-8th
Starts:
Fly-over / Over-the-top
Admission:
Heat sheets on Meet Mobile
Concessions:
Available in hallway between gym and pool
Vendor:
Fine Design T-Shirt
Directions:
Pool entrance on Guyot Lane; Google Maps link provided
Special Notes:
All entries must include proof of time; no refunds after entry deadline except as directed by Entry Coordinator or Meet Director
Official Website:
www.njswim.org
Note:
, wpa-sports.com
Year:
2010
Location:
Bethesda, Maryland, USA
Subject:
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Autoimmune Disease, Translational Research
Document type:
Conference Report
Organizers:
National Cancer Institute, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Office of Research on Women’s Health, NIH
Collaborators:
Lupus Foundation of America, Inc.
Authors/Speakers:
Dr. Betty Diamond, Dr. Timothy Behrens, Dr. Howard Young, Dr. Silvia Bolland, Dr. Juan Rivera, Dr. Joe Craft, Dr. Mary Crow, Dr. David Close, Dr. Virginia Pascual, Dr. Mariana Kaplan
Conference dates:
September 2–3, 2010
Topics covered:
Interferon and innate responses, autoantibodies, lymphocyte activation, clinical challenges, genetic analysis of lupus, translational research from mouse models to human disease
Target audience:
Basic and clinical scientists, researchers in academia, industry, and government
Type of sessions:
Lectures, panel discussions, and research presentations
Research focus:
Mechanisms of lupus pathogenesis, type I interferon signature, B cell and T cell involvement, translational insights from mouse models, therapeutic development, clinical trials
Summary:
Conference proceedings detailing presentations and discussions on systemic lupus erythematosus, including translational studies from mouse models to human disease, mechanisms of immune dysregulation, and emerging therapies.
Year:
2021
Institution:
University of the Ryukyus
Faculty:
Faculty of Science
Type of document:
Non-Disclosure Agreement / Confidentiality Pledge
Event:
Master’s Thesis Presentations
Dates:
February 2–3, 2021
Location:
Rooms 313 and 202, Faculty of Science Building 1
Speaker(s):
Multiple (listed in document)
Participants:
Student attendees of the presentations
Duration of confidentiality:
5 years from Effective Date
Organizer:
Dean of the Faculty of Science
Year:
2026
Country:
United Kingdom
Subject:
Religious observance and workplace leave
Document type:
Leave request letter
Author:
Employee (name not specified)
Recipient:
Line Manager or HR Manager
Religious community:
Shia Ismaili Muslims
Related person:
His Highness Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, 50th hereditary Imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims
Event:
First official visit of the Imam to the United Kingdom
Event dates:
1–5 February 2026
Requested leave dates:
2–3 February 2026
Legal reference:
Equality Act 2010
Purpose:
Request for leave to attend religious audiences with the Imam
Audience of religious event:
Ismaili community in the United Kingdom, including a specific gathering for members aged 15–25
Leave type options mentioned:
Annual leave, unpaid leave, flexible working, TOIL
Subject:
Cardiovascular diagnostics and coronary artery disease
Topic:
Diagnostic modalities for obstructive epicardial coronary artery disease and coronary microvascular dysfunction
Document type:
Scientific reference tables
Medical field:
Cardiology
Diagnostic categories:
Invasive assessments; Non-invasive assessments
Key conditions addressed:
Obstructive epicardial coronary artery disease; Coronary microvascular dysfunction; Vasospastic angina; Myocardial bridging
Clinical metrics included:
FFR; CFR; IMR; MPR; MBF; CFVR; WMSI; ST-segment depression
Imaging modalities:
CT; Echocardiography; Nuclear SPECT; PET; Perfusion CMR
Physiological testing:
ECG exercise testing; Cardiopulmonary exercise testing; Intracoronary Doppler; Thermodilution methods
Stress agents mentioned:
Adenosine; Dipyridamole; Regadenoson; Dobutamine; Exercise
Clinical availability categories:
Routine; Widely available; Selected centres; Research or academic centre
Reproducibility scale:
low (+); acceptable (++); good (+++)
Reference format:
Supplementary references S1–S63
Associated abbreviations defined:
CAD; FFR; CFR; CMR; PET; SPECT; MBF; MPR; IMR and others
Institution:
Paragon Convent School
Location:
Sector 24 B, Chandigarh, India
Class Level:
Class V
Subject:
English Literature
Work Studied:
Charlotte’s Web
Author of Original Novel:
E. B. White
Content Type:
Chapter Summary and Comprehension Exercises
Chapters Covered:
Chapter 2–3
Main Characters Mentioned:
Wilbur, Fern, Avery, Mr. Arable, Mrs. Arable, Homer Zuckerman, Mrs. Zuckerman, Lurvy, the Goose
Educational Purpose:
Literature study and reading comprehension practice
Activities Included:
Fill in the blanks and short answer questions
Setting Mentioned:
Farmyard, orchard, and barn
Year:
2021
Region / City:
Online / International
Topic:
IECEx System Governance and Activities
Document Type:
Meeting Decisions Record
Organization / Institution:
IECEx Secretariat
Chair:
Mr Paul Meanwell
Executive Secretary:
Mr Chris Agius
Target Audience:
IECEx Members and Delegates
Meeting Dates:
2–3 September 2021
Approval Date:
3 September 2021
Next Review:
At subsequent ExMC meeting
Reference Documents:
ExMC/1729B/DA, ExMC/1732/R, ExMC/1743/R, ExMC(2021 Remote/FR)03, CAB/2037/DL, CAB/2098/DL
Format:
Webinar
Confirmed Decisions Numbering:
Sequential according to meeting order
Official Contact:
[email protected]
Work summarized:
The Great Gatsby
Author of original work:
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Chapters covered:
2–3
Literary genre:
Novel
Type of text:
Chapter summaries
Primary settings:
West Egg; New York City; Valley of Ashes; Long Island
Main characters mentioned:
Nick Carraway; Tom Buchanan; Myrtle Wilson; George Wilson; Jay Gatsby; Jordan Baker
Key locations in narrative:
Morningside Heights apartment; Gatsby’s mansion
Historical context referenced:
World War I
Themes:
Wealth and social class; moral decay; rumor and identity; urban nightlife
Narrative perspective referenced:
Nick Carraway
Document type:
Official school record
Education level:
Grades R–12
Jurisdiction:
South Africa
Confidentiality status:
Confidential
Intended use:
Inter-school transfer record
Responsible institution:
School principal
Completion responsibility:
Register teacher
Update frequency:
Annual
Associated systems:
CEMIS, SOBIS, SIAS
Languages used:
English and Afrikaans
Note:
Year
Document type:
Activity plan
Target audience:
Learners in grades 6–8
Year:
2025-26
Region / City:
United States
Topic:
Education Data Submission
Document Type:
Technical Guide
Organization / Institution:
U.S. Department of Education
Author:
Lisa Sadeghi
Target Audience:
Educational Agencies, Data Submitters
Effective Period:
SY 2025-26
Approval Date:
October 2025
Amendment Date:
October 2025