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Description: What are eyelids made of?. Swollen eyelid causes. Eye with upper eyelid chalazion. Eye with upper eyelid stye. Ectropion and entropion. Eyelid skin infection. Periorbital. cellulitis. Allergic eyelid swelling. Angio-oedema (sometimes called angio-neurotic oedema). Fluid retention due to other medical conditions. Eyelid trauma and black eye. Facial, nose or eyelid surgery. Chemical irritation and burns A swollen eyelid is a very common symptom, and is usually due to allergy, inflammation, infecti

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Description: Macular degeneration prevention . Step 2: Eat plenty of greens to prevent AMD. Step 3: Take a daily multivitamin supplement. Step 4: Consider an AREDS nutritional supplement. Step 5: Eat more fish. Step 6: Exercise regularly and maintain a healthy weight. Step 7: Eat fruits and nuts daily. Step 8: Reduce refined carbs in your diet. Step 9: Control your blood pressure and cholesterol. Step 10: Wear sunglasses with UV and blue light protection. Step 11: Have regular eye exams. Notes and References

Description: INTRODUCTIONResearchers have studied how children acquire language. There is a constant debate about the impact nature and nurture has on language. One of the topics is how children learn a language. I intend to answer the question: How do children learn and acquire language through nature, nurture, or a combination of both? DEFINING LANGUAGELanguage is “a set (finite or infinite) of sentences, each finite in length and. constructed out of a finite set of elements (13).” Further, language ha

Description: CHAPTER – I STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM. Problem Selection: A Rationale in Brief. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM. Definition of the terms. Carl Ransom Rogers (Personal Life). Carl R. Rogers’ selected works. Objectives of the Study. Questions of the Study. Significance of the Study. Scheme of Chapterization. CHAPTER - II THEORETICAL FOUNDATION. Wolfgang Köhler (1887 - 1967) Insight Learning. CHAPTER - III REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE                  . CHAPTER - IV RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND PROCEDURE. Chapter 5 Analysis, Interpretations and Educational Implications. Meaning of Psychology. Branches of Psychology or (Classification of Psychology). Educational psychology-Meaning, Nature and Scope. Relationship between Education and Psychology. Schools of Psychology. Humanistic school of psychology Humanisticpsychology. Reviews of learning theories (Five basic learning theories). EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS. Constructivism (Constructivist Learning Theory). Significance of the Review of Related Literature. The Purpose of Review of Related Literature. The Details of Reviewing. Carl Rogers’ main ideas. A brief summary of Carl Rogers’ major Works. Reviews of books on Carl Rogers / Humanism. Reviews of past researches related to Rogers Theory or Clinical counselling psychology. ADOPTED RESEARCH METHODS. TYPES OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. STEPS FOR CONDUCTING CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS. ADVANTAGES OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. DISADVANTAGES OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. SELECTING THE DESCRIPTIVE DATA. Therapeutic Approach of Carl R. Rogers’ Works, Therapy, Personality and Interpersonal Relations. Analysis, Interpretations and Educational Implications. Explanation of the terms. Educational implications of these theories (Acceptance, Actualizing /Actualizing tendency, Administration, Administrators, Attitudes, Caring). Carl Rogers’ personal life. Applications of Carl Rogers’ ‘Person-Centered therapy’ and ‘Student-Centered learning’. Learner-Centered teaching. Rogerian logical approach. Development of the Personality. Fully functioning person. Meaning of Educational Psychology. Nature of Educational psychology. Scope of Educational psychology. Structuralism: Introduction. Its Contribution to Education. Functionalism: Contribution to Education. Its Contribution to Education. Its Contribution to Education. Its Contribution to Education. Principles of Humanistic Education. Transpersonal Psychology. Stimulus-Response School. Information Association. Methodological approaches. Historical and cultural background. Basic tenets of humanistic psychology include the following. Development. of the Field. Major Representatives of. Humanistic Perspective. Skinner’s view of humanism and behaviourism. Counselling and Therapy. Humanistic Psychology and Social Issues. Some criticism of Humanistic Psychology. Meaning and Definitions of learning. Characteristics of Learning. Behaviourist Orientation. Major Thinkers in Behaviourism. Ivan Pavlov (1849 - 1936 Theory of Classical Conditioning). Implications ofPavlov’s Theoryto ClassroomSituations. John Watson and the Theory of Conditioning. The Little Albert Experiment. Elements of Classical Conditioning in the Little Albert Experiment. Edward Lee Thorndike (1874-1949). Educational Implication of Thorndike’s Theory. B.F. Skinner’s Theory of Instrumental or Operant Conditioning. BF Skinner: Operant Conditioning. Classroom ImplicationsofInstrumental/Operant Conditioning Theory. Operant Conditioning in the Classroom. Cognitive Orientation. Major Thinkers in Cognitivism. Max Wertheimer (1880 - 1943) Gestalt Learning Theory. Kurt Lewin (1890 - 1947) Field Theory of Learning or Topological Theory of Learning. Educational Implications of Lewins Theory. Principles of Constructivist Learning. Standards of constructivist course plan. Major Contributors to. Constructivism. David Ausubel (1918 - 2008) Meaningful Verbal Learning or Subsumption Theory Ausubel’s Learning Theory. Comparative Organizers. Expository Organizers. Educational Implication of David Ausubel’s Learning Theory. Jerome Seymour Bruner (1915 - ) Constructivism and Discovery Learning  Bruner’s Theory Of Learning. BRUNER’S VIEW ON LEARNING. Educational Implications. Jean Piaget (1896 - 1980) Genetic Epistemology (Cognitive Constructivism). Educational Implications of Piaget’s Theory. Carl Rogers (Experiential Learning). Characteristics or characteristics of experiential learning. Role of the Teacher and the folks. Social Learning Orientation. Major Thinkers in social learning theory. Lev Vygotsky. (1896 - 1934) Social Development Theory. Applying Vygotsky to the classroom. Albert Bandura (1925 - ) Social Learning Theory or Observational Learning. Classroom Implications of Social Learning Theory. Carl Rogers contribution to humanistic and clinical psychology. The fully functioning person. Can we make individuals cheerful (or completely working)?. Review of On Becoming a. Person (Rogers, 1961). Review of Freedom To Learn (Rogers, 1969). Some key thoughts of Carl Rogers on Teaching and Learning, Learning and Its Facilitation. Regarding Learning and Its Facilitation. Critical thoughts on Teaching and Learning. Person Centred Approach as shown in. (Rogers C. R., A Way of Being, 1980). Orientation to Humanistic Education. Implication for staff Development. Lesson’s from the reviews and characteristic of this research and Summary:. CONTENT ANALYSIS METHOD. DEFINITION AND PURPOSE OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. USES OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. THE PROCESS OF CONTENT ANALYSIS. Selecting content for analysis. Units of media content. Preparing content for coding. Arriving at conclusions. The goal of analysis is to arrange the collected material so that the answer to the initial problem of the project reveals itself. The problem dictates what kinds of information has to be analyzed, and on the type of information depends which tools can be used to handle it.. Steps for Conducting Conceptual Analysis. STEPS FOR CONDUCTING RELATIONAL ANALYSIS. Steps for Conducting Relational Analysis. Identify the Question. Choose a sample or samples for analysis. Determine the type of analysis. Reduce the text to categories and code for words or patterns. Explore the relationships between concepts. (Strength, Sign & Direction). Code the relationships. Perform Statistical Analyses. Map out the Representations. SELECTION OF THE BOOKS. DATA COLLECTION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION. Actualization / Actualizing tendency. Administration / Administrators: The conventional view. Attitudes. that facilitate learning. Explanation of the terms. Explanation of the Terms 5.2.5.1 Person-Centered Approach. Explanation of the Terms.

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Description: common children’s conditions. eyewear prescriptions. vision facts for children with diabetes. after-cataract, secondary cataract. age-related. macular degeneration (amd). angle, anterior chamber angle. background retinopathy. central retinal artery. diabetic retinophathy. o.U. / Oculi Uterque (Latin). optic disc, optic nerve head. proliterative retinopathy. subnormal or low vision. comprehensive. eye examination. cycloplegic refraction. ophthalmologist (M.D.). coating - UV Protection. coating - anti-Reflective. iOL (Intraocular lens). reading add / reading addition. subnormal or low vision aids. health care service plan or specialized health care service plan. health maintenance organization (HMO). non-Elective (Medically necessary) contact lenses. non-Particpating provider. participating provider. preferred provider organization (PPO). third party administrator (TPA). after-cataract, secondary cataract. age-related macular degeneration (amd). angle, anterior chamber angle. background retinopathy. central retinal artery. coating - UV. Protection. coating - anti-Reflective. comprehensive eye examination. cycloplegic refraction. diabetic retinophathy. health care service plan or specialized health care service plan. health maintenance organization (HMO). iOL (Intraocular lens). non-Elective (Medically necessary) contact lenses. non-Particpating provider. o.U. / Oculi Uterque (Latin). ophthalmologist (M.D.). optic disc, optic nerve head. participating provider. preferred provider organization (PPO). proliterative retinopathy. reading add / reading addition. subnormal or low vision. subnormal or low vision aids. third party administrator (TPA).

Description: From Mayo Clinic to your inbox OverviewA stye (sty) is a red, painful lump near the edge of your eyelid that may look like a boil or a pimple. Styes are often filled with pus. A stye usually forms on the outside of your eyelid, but sometimes it can form on the inner part of your eyelid.In most cases, a stye will begin to disappear on its own in a couple days. In the meantime, you may be able to relieve the pain or discomfort of a stye by applying a warm washcloth to your eyelid.Symptoms. Signs

Description: Symptoms and Causes . Diagnosis and Tests . Management and Treatment . How common is a stye?. How long will a stye last?. Will a sty go away by itself?. What are the signs and symptoms of a. stye?. Should I go to work or send my child to school with a stye?. How is a stye diagnosed?. What are the risk factors for developing a stye?. How is a stye treated?. How will an eye care provider treat a stye?. Can styes be. prevented?. When. should I see my eye care provider about a stye? Overview

Description: Check if you have a stye. How you can treat a stye yourself. Non-urgent advice: See a GP if your stye: . You cannot always prevent a stye. Important: Do not burst a stye . Styes are common and should clear up on their own within 1 or 2 weeks. They're rarely a sign of anything serious, but may be painful until they heal.Check if you have a stye. A stye is a small, painful lump on or inside the eyelid or around the eye The skin around the stye may be swollen and red and the stye may be fi

Description: A stye (or sty) is a small, red, painful bump near the edge of the eyelid. It’s also called a hordeolum. This common eye condition can happen to anyone. It usually lasts for two to five days. In some cases a stye may last for a week or longer.You can get a stye on your upper or lower eyelid. It usually forms on the outer side of the eyelid, but it can form on the inner side of the eyelid as well.. You may have a stye in just one eye or both.A stye might look like a tiny pimple or swelling along y

Description: What Is a Chalazion? . What Causes a Stye? . What Causes a Chalazion? . Don’t Try to Pop Them . Warm Compresses Speed Healing . When to See a Doctor . Prevention: Cosmetics . Prevention: Contact Lenses . Prevention: Wash Your Hands . What Is a Stye? 1/12 . It’s a small, painful lump that can pop up inside or outside your eyelid. It may look like a pimple at the base of your eyelashes. Styes under the eyelid may be less noticeable at first. But both can make your eyelid red, swollen,

Description: . What Is a Stye? . It's a pimple or abscess that forms on your upper or lower eyelid. Sometimes the bacteria that normally live on the surface of your eyelid block an oil duct. Then it gets inflamed. Other times, germs and dead skin cells get. trapped on the edge of your eyelid.Most of the time a stye starts as a pimple next to an eyelash. It turns into a red, painful bump that can last several days before it bursts and then heals. Some styes are short-lived and heal

Description: Think you may have a stye? Chat with a doctor today for just $39. How Quickly Does a Stye Go Away?. Think you may have a stye? Chat. with a doctor today for just $39. When to See a Doctor . How K Health Can Help. Frequently Asked Questions . Will a stye go away on its own? A stye (or hordeolum) is a painful, red bump that forms on your upper or lower eyelid and is usually due to a bacterial infection. The condition can be uncomfortable and unsightly, but it’s very common—and usually harmless. M

Description: What. Is the Cause of a Chalazion?. What Is the Difference Between a Stye and a Chalazion?. Stye and Chalazion Symptoms. Who Is At Risk for Styes and Chalazia?. How Do You Get Rid of a Stye or a Chalazion?. Surgery to drain the area. Do not squeeze or try to pop a stye or chalazion What Causes a Stye?A stye is a red, sore lump near the edge of the eyelid.A stye (also called a hordeolum) is a small, red, painful lump that grows from the base of your eyelash or under the eyelid. Most styes ar

Description: A stye is a painful red lump that develops on the upper or lower eyelid, near the eyelashes. Styes, or hordeolums, are a type of abscess.Bacteria cause most styes. The majority will clear up on their own within 1–2 weeks and do not require medical treatment. That said, applying a warm compress may help speed up the stye’s healing. In this article, learn more about styes, including their causes, symptoms, and treatment options.Without. treatment, a stye tends to last for 1–2 weeks, until it resolv