Education for environment care: contribution through human ecology

Population, Resources, Environment: Issues in Human Ecology

Paul Ehrlich is really Paul Revere. As he gallops verbally through our society, he warns us of the enemy rapidly approaching. The enemy, much more deadly than the British Redcoats, is in fact, global ecological catastrophe caused by the unbridled increase in the human population, the wanton and gluttonous utilization of the earth's precious and limited resources, and the careless despoliation o...

Society for Human Ecology Human Ecology Review

Interactive Simulation Environment for Interprofessional Education in Critical Care

Interprofessional education is a pedagogical approach which allows health care practitioners to develop a clear understanding and appreciation of the roles, expertise, and unique contributions of their disciplines as well as those of the other participating health care providers. It also helps build effective team relationships which is essential for optimal health care delivery. Currently inte...

The Ecology of Education: Creating the Natural Environment for Inductive Learning

Since time began, humanity has sought to manipulate their environment to minimize the impact of the unpleasant forces of nature upon the frailty of the human body. It began with primordial man learning inductively through discovery rather than applying known laws or theorems. Today the inductive process is largely lost in the field of electronics where complete circuits are provided in school l...

Safety Assessment of cryIAc for human, animals and environment

Risk assessment of a transgene is one of the key steps in genetic transformation. Hence, in order to use cryIAc gene for production of transgenic plants, a library and in-silico research was performed to confirm safety of the gene for human comsumption, animal feed and environment. In the first step, the molecular mechanism of action of the CryIAc protein and its specific receptors in the midgu...