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Book Review Of Mind Over Money: The Psychology Of Money And How To Use It Better By Claudia Hammond, Stephen Molchan May 2022

Book Review Of Mind Over Money: The Psychology Of Money And How To Use It Better By Claudia Hammond, Stephen Molchan

Journal of Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences

Mind Over Money: The Psychology of Money and How to Use It Better, by Claudia Hammond, explores research in psychology, neuroscience, biology, and behavioral economics related to how individuals interact with and manage money. Hammond is a broadcaster on the BBC, writer, and professor of psychology. In Mind Over Money: The Psychology of Money and How to Use It Better, Hammond uses captivating interviews, presents stories a broad audience can relate to, and cites multiple research studies to show the psychology of money. Throughout the book, Hammond not only presents readers with the research, 263 studies are mentioned, …

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Elementary School Teachers' Experiences Of Distance Education During The Covid-19 Pandemic In Turkey, İlhan İlter, Gökhan Izgar May 2022

Elementary School Teachers' Experiences Of Distance Education During The Covid-19 Pandemic In Turkey, İlhan İlter, Gökhan Izgar

i.e.: inquiry in education

In this qualitative case study, we investigated teachers' experiences of distance education during the COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey. Participants were 69 elementary school teachers at varying levels of experience. The purpose of the study was to explore elementary school teachers' experiences regarding advantages and challenges of distance education, and the deficiencies in learning outcomes that they observed in their students during the instructional processes. To explore the teachers’ experiences, we conducted semi-structured interviews with them. We analyzed the data obtained from the interviews using the coding analysis method. The results show that participants quickly learned how to use technological platforms, …

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Reconciling Critical Theory And Spirituality In Educational Leadership, Chet Nath Panta, Bal Chandra Luitel May 2022

Reconciling Critical Theory And Spirituality In Educational Leadership, Chet Nath Panta, Bal Chandra Luitel

i.e.: inquiry in education

This paper showcases how spiritual engagement with critical awareness helps to bring about reforms at school being comprehensive, just, and inclusive as far as possible. It further looks for the reconciliation of spirituality and criticality so as to deconstruct deep seated leadership myths via dimensions of critical spirituality, namely critical self-reflection, deconstructive interpretation, performative creativity, transformative action, and relational self and autoethnography. Reconciling spirituality with critical perspective inspires to have a critical and holistic understanding of engaged spirituality and leadership theorising critical spirituality as an ontological and epistemic praxis to connect inner world to the outer social reality and materiality. …

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The Impact Of Organizational Climate On Organizational Creativity In Educational Institutions, Suzan Canli, Yalçın Özdemi̇r May 2022

The Impact Of Organizational Climate On Organizational Creativity In Educational Institutions, Suzan Canli, Yalçın Özdemi̇r

i.e.: inquiry in education

The present study aimed to investigate the impact of organizational climate on organizational creativity based on the perceptions of teachers employed in secondary education institutions. The study sample included 275 teachers assigned with the cluster sampling method. “Organizational Creativity Scale” and “School Climate Scale” were employed to collect the study data. Descriptive and hierarchical regression analyses were used to analyze the study data. The study findings demonstrated that organizational climate affects organizational creativity and sub-dimensions. It was found that organizational climate affects administrative creativity the most and individual creativity the least. Organizational climate dimensions that affected organizational creativity were leadership …

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Metacognition Enhancing Strategies In Science Classrooms: Science Teachers’ Practices, Nazlıcan Durukan, Oktay Kızkapan, Oktay Bektaş Assoc. Prof. May 2022

Metacognition Enhancing Strategies In Science Classrooms: Science Teachers’ Practices, Nazlıcan Durukan, Oktay Kızkapan, Oktay Bektaş Assoc. Prof.

i.e.: inquiry in education

In this study, we aimed to determine metacognition strategies that science teachers use in science lessons and activities they can perform within the scope of these strategies. We used an instrumental qualitative case study design. Research data were collected from science teachers working in public schools during the 2018-2019 academic years. Research findings revealed that science teachers' definitions related to the metacognition concept are developed and compatible with the definitions in the literature. We also found that science teachers use most of the metacognition-enhancing strategies proposed in the literature. In this context, results showed that science teachers generally do plan …

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Pre-Service Teachers’ E-Learning Styles And Attitudes Towards E-Learning, Gül Özüdoğru May 2022

Pre-Service Teachers’ E-Learning Styles And Attitudes Towards E-Learning, Gül Özüdoğru

i.e.: inquiry in education

This study aimed to investigate pre-service teachers’ e-learning styles and their attitudes towards e-learning and present the relationship between them via correlational survey model, one of the quantitative methods. The study group was composed of 322 pre-service teachers. Demographic Information Form, E-learning Styles Scale and Attitude Scale towards E-learning were used online to collect data at the the fall semester of the 2020-2021 academic year when training was carried out completely in the form of distance education due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Pre-service teachers were found to have the highest e-learning style score in the independent learning style. Their attitudes …

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Pre-Service Science Teachers’ Favorite Scientists, Gonca Harman May 2022

Pre-Service Science Teachers’ Favorite Scientists, Gonca Harman

i.e.: inquiry in education

The purpose of this study is to investigate pre-service science teachers’ favorite scientists. This study was conducted according to a screening model. The study group consisted of 199 volunteer pre-service teachers who were attending in the Science Education Department at a state university in Turkey. Of the total pre-service science teachers, 56 were first grade, 57 second grade, 55 third grade, 31 fourth grade, 172 female, and 27 male. In the study, I asked, “Who is your favorite scientist? Why? Please, write your reason.” and pre-service science teachers wrote their favorite scientist with reasons. Data obtained was analyzed by using …

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“It Was The Worst Of Times, And It Was The Best Of Times”: Reflections On Our Times, Antonina Lukenchuk May 2022

“It Was The Worst Of Times, And It Was The Best Of Times”: Reflections On Our Times, Antonina Lukenchuk

i.e.: inquiry in education

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Administrative Appeal Decision - Richard, John W (2022-02-02) May 2022

Administrative Appeal Decision - Richard, John W (2022-02-02)

Parole Administrative Appeal Decisions

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Administrative Appeal Decision - Robertson, Romeo (2021-12-23) May 2022

Administrative Appeal Decision - Robertson, Romeo (2021-12-23)

Parole Administrative Appeal Decisions

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Administrative Appeal Decision - Hunley, Marlon (2022-01-25) May 2022

Administrative Appeal Decision - Hunley, Marlon (2022-01-25)

Parole Administrative Appeal Decisions

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Administrative Appeal Decision - Frederick, Michael (2021-11-19) May 2022

Administrative Appeal Decision - Frederick, Michael (2021-11-19)

Parole Administrative Appeal Decisions

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Administrative Appeal Decision - Lucas, Sahim (2021-12-23) May 2022

Administrative Appeal Decision - Lucas, Sahim (2021-12-23)

Parole Administrative Appeal Decisions

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Remarks From E-Discovery Evening, Kenneth J. Withers May 2022

Remarks From E-Discovery Evening, Kenneth J. Withers

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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Microsoft Corp. V. At&T Corp.: Amputating The Long Arm Of Patent Law With Regard To Software Patents, G. Matthew Brockway May 2022

Microsoft Corp. V. At&T; Corp.: Amputating The Long Arm Of Patent Law With Regard To Software Patents, G. Matthew Brockway

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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Mandatory Labeling For Digital Rights Management: A Least Restrictive Means For Rebalancing Rights Between Content Owners And Consumers, Sean Whaley May 2022

Mandatory Labeling For Digital Rights Management: A Least Restrictive Means For Rebalancing Rights Between Content Owners And Consumers, Sean Whaley

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

In this Article, I will argue that Congress can best address the inadequacy of DRM services by imposing mandatory labeling requirements on all media that incorporates digital rights management services, which would lower consumer confusion and encourage fair competition. Imposing mandatory labeling requirements is a step beyond current industry practices, which are voluntary and have little standardization for what information to disclose. Given the proper information, consumers would be able to make informed buying decisions on TPM-protected media based on what collateral impact the protections method has on the product. As a result, different DRM services would be in direct …

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The Privacy Matrix, Corey Ciocchetti May 2022

The Privacy Matrix, Corey Ciocchetti

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

This Article identifies and categorizes the most dangerous contemporary e-threats—based on their ability to compromise PII—through a model entitled the Privacy Matrix. The Matrix demonstrates how each e-threat impacts consumer privacy during the primary stages of the PII Processing Cycle and explains how businesses, guided by an updated and balanced regulatory privacy regime, can create a safer e-commerce environment. I argue that e-threats targeting PII when businesses first attempt to collect such information from visitors—through a company’s “front door”—are less invasive and less dangerous than e-threats targeting PII after its dissemination into cyberspace—through a company’s “back door.” Accordingly, what is …

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Patent Inequity?: Rethinking The Application Of Strict Liability To Patent Law In The Nanotechnology Era, Siddharth Khanijou May 2022

Patent Inequity?: Rethinking The Application Of Strict Liability To Patent Law In The Nanotechnology Era, Siddharth Khanijou

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

This Article examines the infringement laws of the patent statute in the context of nanotechnology. It suggests that staunch application of the current strict liability standard for patent infringement to nanotechnology will presumptively result in inadvertent, inequitable, and uneconomical infringement suits, which are contrary to the purposes of patent protection and the economic efficiency of strict liability. This Article further suggests that strengthening the notice requirement in the patent law may mitigate this foreseeable conclusion. Part II compares the unique characteristics of nanotechnology to traditional technology. Part III examines the theories and goals of patent protection, and suggests that liability …

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Assessing The Electronic Surveillance Modernization Act (Esma): Distorting, Rather Than Balancing, The Need For Flexible Electronic Surveillance And Robust Congressional Oversight, Jason Mehta May 2022

Assessing The Electronic Surveillance Modernization Act (Esma): Distorting, Rather Than Balancing, The Need For Flexible Electronic Surveillance And Robust Congressional Oversight, Jason Mehta

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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Business Method Patents Gone Wild: Narrowing State Street Bank And Shifting To A European Perspective, Alexandra Wilson May 2022

Business Method Patents Gone Wild: Narrowing State Street Bank And Shifting To A European Perspective, Alexandra Wilson

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

In this Note, the author will discuss the history of the “business method” patent and the evolution of case law resulting in the Federal Circuit’s decision in State Street. Further analysis of subsequent case law and proposed reform leads to the proposition that the standard for issuing business method patents definitely needs narrowing, potentially through a categorical exclusion and additional standards of non-obviousness under section 103. By tailoring the American patent system to reflect more similarly that of Europe, business method patents would be more limited, disallowed categorically by statute, and bound by an additional non-obvious requirement related to …

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The Interaction Of The 35 U.S.C. § 102(B) On-Sale Bar And Ip Licensing: Differentiating Licenses From Commercial Sales, Jason Smith May 2022

The Interaction Of The 35 U.S.C. § 102(B) On-Sale Bar And Ip Licensing: Differentiating Licenses From Commercial Sales, Jason Smith

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

This Note addresses the following question: Can a licensing agreement be drafted to preserve patentability of unknown genetic material before its specific use has been discovered?

To answer this question, the current utility standard set forth in 35 U.S.C. § 101 must be addressed. This standard does not allow patenting of genetic material without a defined specific use. To satisfy the specific utility requirement, a specific gene, promoter, or other use must be identified. Therefore, the genetic material mentioned above is not initially patentable because of 35 U.S.C. § 101 constraints.

Next, case law dealing with ambiguously drafted licensing agreements …

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Copyright In Exile: Restoring The Original Parameters Of Exclusive Reproduction, Kenneth M. Alfano May 2022

Copyright In Exile: Restoring The Original Parameters Of Exclusive Reproduction, Kenneth M. Alfano

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

In this Article, I describe how a sound analysis of precedent—coupled with proper statutory construction—yields a meaning for reproduction that is indeed adaptable to many unforeseen practices, but far from boundless. I proceed chronologically through the history of the reproduction right: Part II first surveys the relevant tenets of originalism. Part II then traces the roots of the reproduction right back to a landmark 1908 case in which the Supreme Court synthesized a robust standard grounded in reason and history, and also shows how legislation enacted the following year incorporated this standard. Part III discusses the next (and current) revision, …

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False Positives And Secure Flight Using Dataveillance When Viewed Through The Ever Increasing Likelihood Of Identity Theft, Stephen W. Dummer May 2022

False Positives And Secure Flight Using Dataveillance When Viewed Through The Ever Increasing Likelihood Of Identity Theft, Stephen W. Dummer

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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U.S. Jurisdictional Monopolization Of International Cybersquating Disputes: A Review Of Current Inequities And Future Consequences, Aaron Jay Horowitz May 2022

U.S. Jurisdictional Monopolization Of International Cybersquating Disputes: A Review Of Current Inequities And Future Consequences, Aaron Jay Horowitz

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

This Article will explore the current cybersquatting law in the United States, the history of U.S. domain control, the presence of nongovernmental venues for fighting cybersquatting, and the federal court reviews of the outcomes. Next, this Article will analyze the World Intellectual Property Organization, as well as the current status of international cybersquatting procedures. This Article will then focus on the recently created U.S. safe harbor for international domain disputes, as well as the potential international reaction which may disrupt the flow of international communication and commerce.

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Interpretation Spawns Rethinking Of Patent Law: A Jurisprudential Review Of The Courts' Treatment Of Software Patents, Zainabu Rumala May 2022

Interpretation Spawns Rethinking Of Patent Law: A Jurisprudential Review Of The Courts' Treatment Of Software Patents, Zainabu Rumala

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

The United States has long prided itself on its societal ingenuity. In fostering such ingenuity, courts have implemented a patenting system whereby inventors can prevent others from unlawfully profiting from their discoveries. However, there are limitations to the patentability of certain innovations. With the technological boom in the latter part of the twentieth century, courts have had to continually revisit the area of subject matter patentability. Specifically, the judiciary has been wary of patenting software. Although the Supreme Court has stated that Congress intended “anything under the sun that is made by man to be patentable,” courts have struggled with …

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The Inconsistent Treatment Of Computer Software As Patentable Subject Matter, Steven M. Greenberg May 2022

The Inconsistent Treatment Of Computer Software As Patentable Subject Matter, Steven M. Greenberg

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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Gps Technology In Cellular Telephones: Does Florida's Constitutional Privacy Protect Against Electronic Locating Devices?, Peter Caldwell May 2022

Gps Technology In Cellular Telephones: Does Florida's Constitutional Privacy Protect Against Electronic Locating Devices?, Peter Caldwell

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

GPS technology is not new, but in the recent past, it has become so widespread that it now affects most everyone’s lives. The term “GPS” refers to a “global positioning system,” by which a GPS tracking device communicates through satellites to reveal its precise location. Since GPS units are now mandatorily built into all cellular telephones, service providers can locate their users wherever they may be, if required to do so.

Yet, because of the intimate, locational nature of GPS data, these technologies have engendered privacy questions which beg closer examination, particularly due to the potential law enforcement (or other …

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Tempest In A Teapot Or Tidal Wave? Cybersquatting Rights And Remedies Run Amok, H. Brian Holland May 2022

Tempest In A Teapot Or Tidal Wave? Cybersquatting Rights And Remedies Run Amok, H. Brian Holland

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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Naked Trademark Licenses In Business Format Franchising: The Quality Control Requirement And The Role Of Local Culture, Michelle S. Friedman May 2022

Naked Trademark Licenses In Business Format Franchising: The Quality Control Requirement And The Role Of Local Culture, Michelle S. Friedman

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

Business format franchising is an increasingly popular business method. However, as franchisors expand across the United States, they may be forced to adapt the characteristics of their products to conform to local cultures. Often this need collides with the demands of trademark law; namely, the rule against naked licensing and the quality control requirement. This Article examines the intersection of these two concepts and argues that the quality control requirement should be abandoned in the context of business format franchising.

Part II examines the development of the rule against naked licensing and the quality control requirement. First, it explains the …

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Lawyers Still Worry Too Much About Transmitting E-Mail Over The Internet, David Hricik, Amy Falkingham May 2022

Lawyers Still Worry Too Much About Transmitting E-Mail Over The Internet, David Hricik, Amy Falkingham

Journal of Technology Law & Policy

Although in many ways technology has made ways technology has made the practice of law easier, the vast increases in storage capacity, the lightning-quick speed of communication, and the ability to transmit data over the Internet have made it more important for lawyers to consider the impact of technology on the core ethical issue of confidentiality. Digitalization of the practice of law means that a breach of a duty of confidentiality can have far greater consequences because greater amounts of information can be transmitted at lightning speeds. Where once it would have taken a truck and an army of burglars …

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