Changes in educational technologies modify the role of the teacher and require new competencies. Scientific literature describes competence in using ICT as the wholeness of two structural components – basic and educational ICT competence. The conception has been considered conducting research on would-be teachers’ competence in applying ICT. The article deals with the exposition of would-be tea...

A large number of Aboriginal people await transplantation, and reluctance to donate organs has been noted among Aboriginal people. The purpose of this study was to explore the values and beliefs regarding organ donation of Coast Salish people living in British Columbia, Canada. Interviews were held with 14 people (8 women and 6 men) ranging in age from 25 to 63 years. Contextual themes were: la...

The present review will be concerned with the relationships between religion and health. Our principal purpose will be to review the empirical research literature on this relationship, relating different forms of religious participation, especially religious service attendance, to various health outcomes. However, we will also briefly consider theological and religious traditions and themes con...

The purpose of this exploratory study was to investigate how nursing students in Indonesia and Scandinavia characterize a healthy person. Two hundred thirty-two nursing students from Indonesia, 50 students from Sweden, and 119 students from Norway participated by answering an open-ended question. Qualitative content analysis was used to identify patterns of health in a cultural and national con...

The purpose of this family-focused, grounded-theory study was to develop a substantive theory that explains how individual family members heal in the aftermath of youth suicide. Individual healing following youth suicide is conceptualized as a process of "journeying toward wholeness." In response to youth suicide, survivors characteristically tap into their innate strengths and coping capabilit...

This study examines the improvement of student learning outcomes using Active, Creative, Effective, and Fun model. The application model is closely related to other models. models are helpful can create meaningful learning. research method used classroom action (CAR). CAR was conducted in two cycles. sample amounted 22 people who were not taken at random. data obtained by tests, namely initial ...

What does it mean to 'be' an acupuncturist? How does a highly experienced acupuncturist view her practice, her patients, and the world in general? Based on her widely-read blog about the wholeness of life as a Five Element practitioner, Nora Franglen's breadth of interest shows how the curiosity and life experiences of the individual lie at the heart of what makes a true acupuncturist, over and...

Information systems researchers and practitioners alike have always felt the need to minimize systemic risks arising out of the usa of information technology. Research has identified the confidentiality, integrity and aveilubility of information as vital concepts. However, in developing counter-measuras to threats in these three areas the focus has been on questions such as computer viruses, ha...

Mandala symbolism historically has strong links to Jung’s individuation process and transpersonal psychology. Although a variety of constructive techniques may be used for creating mandalas to reflect and/or enhance an individual’s level of psychological wholeness and integration, the Lowenfeld Mosaic Technique (LMT) has received little attention for its potential utility in this area. The purp...

Biblical text relating to disability usually approached with either a metaphorical or literary interpretation. Both of these approaches themselves provide negative view people disabilities. show that is condition be eliminated. This tendency itself arises because the lact attention context Bible and limited approach understanding only in medical approach. By paying socio-religious Luke’s Gospel...