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Compilation of devotional songs, prayers, and introductory lines drawn from Bahá’í-inspired recordings and writings for use with very young children in a religious educational setting.
Title: Virtue: Prayerfulness – Songs plus opening line for Children 0–3
Language: English
Thematic Focus: Prayerfulness and spiritual virtues
Type of Document: Song list and devotional compilation
Intended Audience: Children aged 0–3 years
Religious Tradition: Bahá’í Faith
Content Elements: Songs, prayers, and spoken opening lines
Referenced Authors: Bahá’u’llah; The Báb
Contributors: Tim Urbonya; Julie Iraninejad; Shabnam Cyrus; Joe Crone
Source Materials: Virtues In Us (CD); Angels in the World (CD); Love All the World (CD); Tender Years – 2 (CD); Attract the Hearts (CD); Immerse Yourselves (CD); Favorite Children’s Songs from the Family Learning House (CD); Music Together, Bongos (CD)
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Direct Observation Template; 0–3 Months
Document Type: Professional Practice Observation Template
Profession: Occupational Therapy
Programme: ASYE (Assessed and Supported Year in Employment)
Target Group: Newly Qualified Occupational Therapists (NQOT)
Observer Role: Registered Occupational Therapist (Assessor, Mentor, or Observer)
Assessment Requirement: Four Direct Observations (first and last by Assessor)
Time Period: 0–3 Months
Focus Areas: Professional Practice Development, Legislative Framework, Occupational Therapy Theory, Reflective Practice, KSF Competencies
Key Components: Preparation and Planning, Written Reflection, Holistic Assessment, Recording Review, Professional Development Action Plan
Legislative References: Mental Capacity Act Code of Practice, Statutory Guidance, Organisational Policies and Procedures
Outcome Requirement: Evidence for Passing the ASYE Programme
Is company UK resident? Does Chapter 4 of Part 2 CTA09 apply to determine the company’s (‘the foreign company’) profits by virtue of it trading in the UK through a permanent establishment (‘UKPE’)?
Year: 2026
Region / City: United Kingdom
Topic: Tax law, Corporate taxation
Document Type: Legal Analysis
Agency / Institution: N/A
Author: N/A
Target Audience: Tax professionals, Corporate entities
Effective Period: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Modification Date: N/A
Virtue and Asceticism
Year: 2023
Region / City: Western philosophical tradition
Topic: Philosophy, Ethics, Asceticism
Document Type: Academic paper
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Philosophers, Scholars of Ethics
Period of Action: Ancient Greece to Early Modernity
Date of Approval: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Keywords: Asceticism, Self-denial, Virtue, Philosophy, Ethics, Plato, Nietzsche, Kant
Context: An academic exploration of the historical and philosophical motivations behind ascetic practices, with contemporary reflections on self-control and virtue.
Virtue Ethics: Aristotle on Ends, Goods, and the Nature of Happiness
Subject: Virtue ethics
Philosopher: Aristotle
Philosophical tradition: Ancient Greek philosophy
Academic field: Ethics
Source text: Nicomachean Ethics (excerpt)
Primary theme: Ends, goods, and happiness (eudaimonia)
Related discipline: Political philosophy
Type of document: Educational reading passage with study questions
Purpose: Philosophical analysis and student reflection
Key concepts: Final end, chief good, happiness, virtue, political science, contemplative life
Audience: Students of philosophy or ethics
Language: English
The Post-Covid-19 Era, Chat Bots, and the Homogenization of Education: Pluralism as an Epistemic Virtue Exemplified by Mathematics Education
Year: 2020s
Academic field: Mathematics education; Philosophy of mathematics; Education ethics
Keywords: Mathematical pluralism; Education ethics; Mathematical communities; Productive ambiguity; Video lectures; Covid-19; Large language models
Document type: Academic paper
Authors: José Antonio Pérez-Escobar; Deniz Sarikaya
Author affiliations: University of Geneva, Switzerland; Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
Author contact: [email protected]; [email protected]
Institutions: University of Geneva; Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Thematic focus: Impact of digital teaching formats and AI chat bots on pluralism in mathematics education
Geographical context discussed: Global higher education; University of Cambridge historical case
Historical references: Development of the Cambridge Mathematical Tripos; continental and British mathematical traditions
Period discussed: Post-Covid-19 educational transition beginning in 2020
Target audience: Mathematics educators; researchers in mathematics education; philosophy of mathematics scholars
Subject areas: Digital education; academic labor and curriculum structure; epistemic pluralism in science
Inner Virtue and the Moral Significance of Inner Life (2018)
Year: 2018
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Author: Nicolas Bommarito
Reviewed by: Ian James Kidd
Publication: Philosophical Quarterly
Pages: x + 193
Price: £39.99
Subject: Ethics, Moral Philosophy, Virtue Ethics
Geographical context: United Kingdom
Language: English
Type: Book review
Topics: Prayerfulness 0–3 virtue