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Day in a life of an EIM student

This video is all about the day in a life of an EIM student.

we chouse this topic because we want to encourage the future senior high school students on considering the EIM strand by showing the in a life of an EIM student. SCRIPT. <- click here for the script. We used capcut as a video editing tool for the vlog.

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CIHS EIM STRANDS WORKSHOP TOUR-BASIC ELECTRICAL WIRING TUTORIAL

WIRING ELECTRICAL TOOLS

1.PHILIP SCREW DRIVER

DEFINITION : THE PHILIP SCREW DRIVER WILL BE USED TO TIGHTEN THE SCREW ON OUR WIRING BOARD TO ADJUST THE CONNECTION OF THE JUNCTION BOX, UTILITY BOX AS WELL AS THE PANEL BOARD AND OTHERS

2. FLAT SCREW DRIVER

DEFINITION : A SCREW DRIVER WITH WITH A FLAT WEDGE-SHAPED TIP THAT FITS INTO A SLOT IN THE HEAD OF A SCREW. TYPE OF: SCREWDRIVER. A HAND TOOL FOR DRIVING SCREW; HAS A TIP THAT FITS INTO THE HEAD OF A SCREW.

3.LINE MAN PLIERS

DEFINITION : USED IN THE ELECTRICAL TRADE TO CUT , STRAIGHTEN , AND BEND WIRE , AND ALSO TO TWIST WIRES TOGETHER WHEN MAKING SPLICES

4.LONG NOSE PLIERS

DEFINITION :PROPER USE OF LONG NOSE PLIERS : USE TO GRIP SMALL OBJECTS , REACH AWKWARD PLACES , HOLDING WIRES, BEND LOOPS , AND ATTACH WIRES . WORK INVOLVING SMALLER GAUGE WIRE.

5.SIDE CUTTER PLIERS

DEFINITION : SIDE CUTTERS ARE USED ON WIRE AND THE LEADS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS , AS WELL AS TO STRIP INSULATION . STRIPPING REFERS TO SAFELY REMOVING THE OUTER LAYER WITHOUT DAMAGING THE CONDUCTORS UNDERNEATH . IF THEY DO GET NICKED , THE CONNECTION MAY BREAK OR IT COULD CAUSE AN ELECTRICAL SHORT CIRCUIT.

6.LEVEL BAR

DEFINITION : A LEVEL IS A TOOL USED TO DETERMINE WHETHER A SURFACE IS HORIZONTAL (LEVEL ) OR VERTICAL (PLUMB ). WITHOUT THIS , YOU CAN'T BUILD A HOUSE THAT WORKS WELL OR LOOKS GOOD —NOT TO MENTION HANG KITCHEN CABINETS OR TRIM OUT A DOOR.

7.WIRE STRIPPER

DEFINITION : WIRE STRIPPERS ARE AN ESSENTIAL TOOL FOR ANY ELECTRICIAN OR MECHANICAL ENGINEER . WIRE STRIPPERS CREATE A NEAT AND TIDY CUT TO REVEAL YOUR WIRES , READY TO BE SOLDERED OR HAVE A CONNECTOR ATTACHED

8.PULL PUSH RULE

DEFINITION :A PUSH -PULL RULER IS A TAPE MEASURE THAT CAN BE WRAPPED TOGETHER IN A COMPACT CASE . IT IS USED TO MEASURE LONG , SHORT AND STRAIGHT LENGTHS . THE BODY OF THE TAPE MEASURE IS THE CASE.

9.MULTIMETER

DEFINITION: A MULTIMETER OR A MULTITESTER, ALSO KNOWN AS A VOLT/OHM METER OR VOM, IS AN ELECTRONICS MEASURING INSTRUMENT THAT COMBINESSEVERAL MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS IN ONE UNIT. A TYPICAL MULTIMETER MAY INCLUDE FEATURESSUCH AS THE ABILITY TO MEASURE VOLTAGE, CURRENT AND RESISTANCE

A VIDEO IS ABOUT CIHS EIM STRANDS WORKSHOP TOUR-BASIC ELECTRICAL WIRING TUTORIAL

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TIPS BEFORE AND AFTER BAKING

BEFORE

Tip 1. Wash Your Hand

Washing your Hands before and after cooking/baking can help us to prevent cross contamination. In this way we can avoid germs to spread in our food.

Tip 2. Practice Mise En Place

Mise En Place is French word that means "putting in place" or gather. It's a set up that's required to do before cooking or bake. This makes it easier, the ingredients and tools are organized and saved on time.

Tip 3. Proper Wearing of PPE

Personal Protective Equipment or PPE is a very important aspect in ensuring safety in food manufacturing. PPE keep yout employees and customer safe. Gloves, aprons, facemask, hairnet and so on are example of PPE.

Tip 4. Review Your Recipe

Study or read the recipe of what you are going to cook. In this way it helps us to know how to cook or bake correctly a product or food. We will also know here what ingredients will be needed.

AFTER

Tip 1. Clean and Sanitize the Tools and Equipment used

It's important to Clean and Sanitize the tools and equipment properly for us to avoid or kill bacteria that present.

Tip 2. Be Creative

Having to chose CBF as my track, it requires us to be creative as you’ll not only present food as is but it also needs to be visually appealing. So being creative will help me put in my recipe in a aesthetically pleasing manner.

Tip 3. Share and Enjoy!

When you successfully finish to make your product, share and enjoy it. Be proud of what you've done, and try to learn more!

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How to make a laboratory plan?

MAKING A LABORATORY PLAN IS VERY ESSENTIAL TO ALL STUDENTS SPECIALLY TO THEIR CHOSEN STRAND. THE PURPOSE OF THE LAB PLAN IS TO MAKE A PLAN FOR THEIR ACTIVITY THAT THEIR GOING TO INITIATE. SINCE MY PARTNER AND I ARE IN THE SAME STRAND WHICH IS THE CBF ( COOKERY, BREAD AND PASTRY, FOOD AND BEVERAGE SEVICES ) WE’LL BE DISCUSSING THE PARTS OF THE LABORATORY PLAN.

1. Front Page

Definition: Use to identify the contents of your labplan as well as the title and the name of the student.

Example Sentence: I need to do my labplan as soon as possible, so the first task i need to accomplish is the front page.

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2. Job Title

Definition: An indication of what you're going to do ( Ex. Cream Puff and Eclaires )

Example Sentence: I need to think the best product for my job title.

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3. Objectives

Definition: It indicates the goals that you want to achieve.

Example Sentence: I will practice all of that, so for the lab day i'll perform the objectives very well.

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4. Tools, Ingredients, Equipments & Materials

Definition: To identify what tools that you're going to use, what ingredients you need to buy, equipments that needed and materials must use.

Example Sentence: Omg! Tomorrow is our lab day so i need to figure it out what tools, ingredients, equipments and materials that i need to bring.

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5. Item Specification

Definition: It identifies the accurate information like the items, description, quantity, unit and total cost of the product that you're going to make.

Example Sentence: I realize that i need to know the item specification so that it won't be hard for me to identify it.

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6. Product Illustration

Definition: It illustrates the before and after the job

Example Sentence: In this part, i need to draw the before and after the job so that i can figure it out if my expectation meets the reality.

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7. Procedure:

Definition: It is the last part of the laboratory plan. It shows the step by step process of the job.

Example Sentence: For our lab day, i need to focus on what is written in the procedure so that i can ensure the right consistency of the product that i will make.

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A VIDEO ABOUT HOW TO MAKE A LABORATORY PLAN

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5 major components of computer that you need to know:

MOTHERBOARD

DEFINITION: A motherboard is the main printed circuit board in general-purpose computers and other expandable systems. It holds and allows communication between many of the crucial electronic components of a system, such as the central processing unit and memory, and provides connectors for other peripherals.

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2. Central Processing Unit (CPU)

DEFINITION: A central processing unit, also called a central processor, main processor or just processor, is the electronic circuitry that executes instructions comprising a computer program. The CPU performs basic arithmetic, logic, controlling, and input/output operations specified by the instructions in the program.

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3. Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)

DEFENITION: A graphics processing unit is a specialized electronic circuit designed to manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of images in a frame buffer intended for output to a display device. GPUs are used in embedded systems, mobile phones, personal computers, workstations, and game consoles.

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4. Random Access Memory (RAM)

DEFENITION: Random-access memory is a form of computer memory that can be read and changed in any order, typically used to store working data and machine code. 

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5. Storage Device

DEFENITION: a piece of computer equipment on which information can be stored.

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The things CBF Students do before, during and after cooking or baking:

The things CBF Students do before, during and after cooking or baking:

Before:

1.) Study and memorize the recipe, especially the measurements of the ingredients if you’re going to bake.

2.) Always make a list of ingredients before buying.

3.) Observe cleanliness not only to yourself but also to your tools, equipment and ingredients.

During:

1.) Maintain the cleanliness of your workstation by doing CAYGO.

2.) Always perform MISE EN PLACE.

3.) Always follow the procedures properly when making the dish.

After:

1.) Clean and sanitize the tools, equipment, and workstation used.

2.) Store properly the tools and equipment in a clean and safe storage.

Why do the CBF students do these things?

Every CBF student does this to be prepared, to avoid hazards during the preparations, and to maintain the cleanliness of their workstation, tools, and equipment they used.

The things CBF Students do before, during and after cooking or baking

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FIVE COMMONLY USED WORDS IN COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING

1. HARD DRIVE

DEFINITION: Hard Drive is a rigid metal disk coated with a magnetic material on which data for a computer can be stored

EXAMPLE SENTENCE: I save our project files on Hestiah's hard drive.

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A VIDEO ABOUT COMMONLY USED WORDS IN CSS

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How social media helped us

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HOW SOCIAL MEDIA HELPED FAMILIES, SOCIAL WORKERS, AND THE GOVERNMENT DURING CALAMITIES.

SOCIAL MEDIA

The term social media refers to a computer-based technology that facilitates the sharing of ideas, thoughts, and information through virtual networks and communities. Social media is internet-based and gives users quick electronic communication of content, such as personal information, documents, videos, and photos. Users engage with social media via a computer, tablet, or smartphone via web-based software or applications. While social media is ubiquitous in America and Europe, Asian countries like Indonesia lead the list of social media usage.

Social media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, and/or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.

Social media allows individuals to keep in touch with friends and extended family. Some people will use various social media applications to network and find career opportunities, connect with people across the globe with like-minded interests, and share their own thoughts, feelings, and insights online.

IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media platforms allow users to have conversations, share information, and create web content. There are many forms of social media, including blogs, micro-blogs, wikis, social networking sites, photo-sharing sites, instant messaging, video-sharing sites, podcasts, widgets, virtual worlds, and more.

HOW HAS SOCIAL MEDIA HELPED FAMILIES, SOCIAL WORKERS, AND THE GOVERNMENT INDISCERNING INFORMATION DURING CALAMITIES?

(DURING CALAMITIES) Within 24 hours after a disaster, people start tagging and posting the names and pictures of missing loved ones.  It was an online sounding board to keep everyone updated on whether their families, relatives, or friends had survived.

The authors stressed that media experiences connected to traditions and rituals can contribute to a positive sense of family identity and belonging, including creating unity between past and present generations. About 80 percent of adolescents and parents reported using media as a reward.

Nowadays, Social Media is one of the most popular use in order to connect globally to people around the world. A computer due to high technology of which facilitates updates of the world. To inform the essential quality of details. Social Media is very important in collaboration and in communicating with other people around the globe. It helped families, social workers, and the government in discerning information during calamities. Social media played a huge role in disaster response during calamities. Through social media, every family can easily communicate with their relatives from other places, especially during calamities. While in social workers it ca n be a tool o educate the pieces of information during calamities. Our government most especially can spread or disseminate information through the use of social media.

SOCIAL MEDIA AND CALAMITY

Nowadays, Social Media is one of the most popular use in order to connect globally to people around the world. A computer due to high technology of which facilitates updates of the world. To inform the essential quality of details. Social Media is very important in collaboration and in communicating with other people around the globe. It helped families, social workers, and the government in discerning information during calamities. Social media played a huge role in disaster response during calamities. Through social media, every family can easily communicate with their relatives from other places, especially during calamities. While in social workers it can be a tool o educate information during calamities. Our government most especially can spread or disseminate information through the use of social media.

Social media have become one of the dominant cultural phenomena in this digital age. It enables us to communicate anywhere in this world and to anyone who shares interests and activities across political, social, economic, and geographical bodies. And even in calamities, the rise of social media plays a key role in sharing information about disasters.

    Social Media provides valuable information to those in a disaster area during calamity. Some sites played an important part in helping to connect displaced families. It also drives awareness to those outside areas, Social workers to generate volunteers and donors. And even the government, some government agencies listen: they harvest the chatter, sifting for relevant mentions that might help them to better respond to crises and emergencies. The rise of social media as a fast and effective means of information sharing has changed the way individuals and organizations communicate, and we can’t change the fact that social media are becoming part of our lives.

SOCIAL MEDIA BENEFITS

Are you familiar with Twitter, Tumbler, and Facebook? I know most of you have one. Social media is very important in collaboration and in communicating with other people around the globe. It helped families, social workers, and the government in discerning info during calamities. Through social media, every family can easily communicate with their relatives from other places especially those outside the country. While in social workers it can be a tool to educate them Infos during calamities. Our government most especially can spread or disseminate information through the use of social media.

It is very obvious that social media is a big help. Do you remember the super typhoon Yolanda that hit the Tacloban, Samar, and Leyte? By using social media are able to informed other countries that we are suffering hunger, and destruction of facilities brought by Yolanda . In connection with, the countries who are  members of ASEAN, APEC, and European Union helped us in terms of financial survival. While the families of Filipinos who are living abroad used social media to communicate  their love one’s , if they are okay. Social media is a gift of modern time that is a big help if it is properly use.

In recent years, the world has been hit with a series of big natural disasters, from Hurricane Katrina in USA, earthquakes in Haiti and Asia, the tsunami in Indonesia, the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, extremely cold winter in Europe. With the increase of natural disasters that have occurred in the past years it is expected their frequency will continue to increase in the coming years. A natural disaster is the effect of a natural hazard (e.g., flood, tornado, hurricane, volcanic eruption, earthquake, heatwave or landslide) .

It leads to financial, environmental, or human losses. Natural disasters come without warning and they take the lives of tens, hundreds, and thousands of people. The resulting loss depends on the vulnerability of the affected population to resist the hazard, also called their resilience. If these disasters continue it would be a great danger for the earth. This understanding is concentrated in the formulation that disasters occur when hazards meet vulnerability. Thus a natural hazard will not result in a natural disaster in areas without vulnerability, e.g. strong earthquakes in uninhabited areas. The term natural has consequently been disputed because the events simply are not hazards or disasters without human involvement.

Due to natural disasters there is an increased communication since people seek to contact family and friends in the disasters zone, and seek information regarding food, shelter and transportation. Social media has played a significant role in disseminating information about these disasters by allowing people to share information and ask for help. Social media are also becoming vital to recovery efforts after crises, when infrastructure must be rebuilt and stress management is critical.

The extensive reach of social networks allows people who are recovering from disasters to rapidly connect with needed resources. There are all lot of groups in the most popular social networking sites, allowing individuals involved in various aspects of emergency awareness and preparedness to connect, discuss, and share knowledge in specific fields. The aim of the paper is to analyze the possibilities for the use of social media in the management of natural disasters and to propose basic guidelines for organizing communications and data exchange between the participants in such events.

Social media has re-defined communication in today’s modern world. Text messaging, the internet and social networking sites have made it possible to communicate with a large number of people anywhere on earth. It is an efficient and easy way to keep in touch and impart information, particularly in a time of crisis. The Internet has become an essential communication network during this time. With thousands displaced from their homes and many having fled the disaster zone, people turned to social networking sites to contact friends, post photos and share stories.

Social Media has become a valuable means of communication in many places affected by a natural disaster, which allows people to keep in touch with family and friends and access important information. Social media cannot and should not supersede current approaches to disaster management communication or replace existing infrastructure, but if managed strategically, they can be used to bolster current systems. Now is the time to begin deploying these innovative technologies while developing meaningful metrics of their effectiveness and of the accuracy and usefulness of the information they provide. Social media might well enhance systems of communication, thereby substantially increasing the ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from events that threaten people and infrastructure.

More than 66% of adult online users are now connected to one or more social media platforms. And it’s not just about keeping in touch with friends or following news or interests. As social media continues to play a pervasive role in the way people think, act and react to the world, it’s also changing one of the most crucial ways of actually helping the world: how people respond to emergencies and disasters.

From government agencies and other organizations to citizens and social platforms themselves, people across the spectrum of social media are leveraging its use to respond to emergencies. According to a 2011 report by the Congressional Research Service, there are two broad categories in the way that we can conceptualize this use of social media: 1) to “somewhat passively” disseminate information and receive user feedback, and 2) to use social media more systematically as an emergency management tool.

But what does that mean, exactly? And how have we seen this emergency response in social media so far? Here’s a look at it from the perspective of government agencies and other organizations.

We don’t have to look far to see recent examples of how large organizational bodies have been using social media for disaster response. As Mashable recently reported, both the Dallas Fort Worth Red Cross and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport used Twitter to share safety tips, give status updates on flights and tweet out specific locations where people could take cover during the recent tornadoes in the area. This reaction by the Dallas authorities falls under both of those broad categories of utilizing social media — not only were they distributing general information, but they were actively using Twitter to warn citizens.

However, “warning” or “alerting” people through social media is still in its infancy, and not everyone does it. During the recent shootout at Oikos University in Oakland, for example, the Oakland Police Department used Twitter to report on the crisis. However, the Oakland Police Department Twitter bio states that its account is not meant to be taken as a substitute for actual emergency or non-emergency responses — in other words, during that emergency, the department was using Twitter to disseminate information, not necessarily as a tool for emergency management.

Other agencies are also explicit in how they expect their users or fans to use their social media accounts. The National Weather Service’s Hurricane Center Facebook page, for example, states the purpose of the page right away in its description:

However, even with the premise of “experimenting” and “exploring,” the fact that the page has more than 125,000 likes suggests something pretty significant: People are interested in following these large governmental bodies and organizations on social media.

So why might government agencies or other organizations not be ready yet to use social media as a platform for emergency management? Well, even though social media may be common among most people, updating social media accounts, let alone during emergencies and disasters, requires a huge amount of time, effort, and understanding of social media. And with 74% of social media users expecting response agencies to answer calls for help within an hour, that’s a lot of responding in a very little amount of time. And time is always precious during an emergency.

Still, that’s not to discount social media completely. The Red Cross recently launched a social media monitoring platform — the first of its kind — to not only share safety tips but to also encourage people to use social tools to better prepare themselves for disaster. And even though the Hurricane Center is not yet using its Facebook page for emergency management, that’s not to say the purpose of the page won’t evolve. As the Hurricane Center stated in a note discussing its standpoint on Facebook, “We’ll see how this works.”

Social media played a huge role in disaster response during the recent calamities in the Philippines. Let’s take a look at how social media was effectively used:

1. CONNECTING WITH LOVED ONES:

Within 24 hours after a disaster, people start tagging and posting the names and pictures of missing loved ones. It was an online sounding board to keep everyone updated on whether their families, relatives, or friends had survived.

2. NOTIFYING THE AUTHORITIES:

Since the recent disasters affected huge areas and there were only a few people with minimal technical assistance during the first few days, social media filled in the information gaps.

3. INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS:

Everyone helped in keeping tabs. Reports, such as repacking the relief goods from Indonesia with a government bag or with the politicians’ seal on it, were plastered all over the internet.

4. ORGANIZING RELIEF EFFORTS:

The best way to get information about needed assistance like C130 flights, medical help, and where to give and receive relief goods was through social media.

5. EMPOWERING AND STRESS DEBRIEFING FOR SURVIVORS:

The affected individuals were empowered because they feel that in their own way, they were able to take control of the situation they were in.

Differentiate it from the past where information is only provided by the media (TV, radio, and print).

In the past, the only source of information is television, radio, and newspapers. Information dissemination is very slow and time-consuming which increases the burden of the people suffering the calamities but now with social media, everything is much easier because just by having an internet connection and a phone, information will be given to you. It is way faster, more efficient, and more timely.

From being dependent on 'Traditional or Old Media', we've shifted to the use of 'New Media'. Whereas traditional forms like print, films, TV, and radio constitute Old Media, New Media primarily includes computer technology, the Internet, and smartphones.

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Types Of computer Ports and their Functions

PS/2 PORT

• PS/2 ports are 6-pin connectors that were used to connect legacy keyboards and mice. This port was invented by IBM. You usually see two of these ports in older computers, one for a keyboard and mouse each.

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Serial Port

• Also known as COM port, these are communication ports that are used to connect devices such as mice, keyboards, and modems. These ports had either a 9-pin or a 25-pin configuration. These ports support hardware compliant with the RS-232 standard.

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Parallel Port

• Also known as LPT port, these ports were designed for the parallel communication interface. These ports had a 25-pin configuration. In contrast to serial communication, parallel ports allow the transmission of multiple bits of data simultaneously. These are also commonly identified as printer ports.

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Game Port

• The game port, as the name suggests, was developed as a connector for joystick input for IBM-compatible PCs in the 1980s and 1990s. Like many other legacy ports, these have now been largely deprecated by the use of USB ports.

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VGA Port

• Video Graphics Array (VGA) is an analog video interface that uses a D-sub connector with 15 pins. It was first introduced in 1987 with IBM PS/2 computers. It is used to send video signals between the computer and a monitor or external display.

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A video about different types of ports

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7 Things I wish I'd Known about STEM

Stem Shapes Everything around us - Our natural world is fundamentally what science is. We have phones, computers, telescopes, and cars thanks to technology. Bridges, appliances, skyscrapers, and the roads we travel on are all products of engineering. Budgeting, tax preparation, and understanding the nature of time, space, and the universe are all made easier with the help of mathematics.

2. Not all STEM careers are created equal in terms of pay - In STEM professions, women acquire nearly half of all bachelor's degrees, according to the National Science Foundation. But compared to their male counterparts, they frequently select different concentrations. Men typically choose employment in computer science and engineering, while women typically concentrate on less profitable STEM subjects, such as jobs in the health and life sciences.

3. STEM skills translate to other fields - Since you speak "STEM," you can do just about anything. According to U.S. data, 74 percent of college graduates with degrees in science and technology opt for non-STEM careers. Counting Houses. While that's unfortunate for STEM employers, it makes sense that other industries are hiring graduates with a scientific bent because they can contribute to any industry.

4. Early interest in science increases likelihood of a STEM career - The earlier you can spark a child's interest in STEM, the more probable it is that they will pursue a profession in that area. This emphasizes how critical early exposure to the sciences is.

5. STEM careers don't all require a four-year degree - For people who choose a two-year vocational school over a bachelor's degree, there are many STEM careers accessible. Not just astronomers, physicists, and engineers can work in the STEM fields. As stated by the U.S. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, STEM occupations include statisticians, machine shop employees, accountants who work on financial modeling, investing, and other ancillary positions developed by the manufacturing sector. Some of those jobs, like construction managers or aircraft mechanics, just need a two-year post-secondary degree.

6. We need to brush up on math - How many of us do you think would admit they can't read, or can't read well? Maybe we should have a higher standard when it comes to numbers as well.

7. We have to get ourselves interested first in STEM early on - STEM jobs are booming at a rate 1.7 times faster than for non-STEM jobs. But Philippine schools aren't producing enough qualified candidates to keep pace. Only 16 percent of high school seniors expressed an interest in STEM careers.

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7 Essential Tools in Technical Drafting

1. Mechanical pencil is applicable one to used because you don’t need a sharpener to sharpen your pen especially if you're in rush. used to provide lines of constant width.

2. T-Square used to draw horizontal lines and serves as a guide for triangles.

3. Masking Tape used to fasten drawing paper on the board to hold blueprints to a drawing board or light table, and to pull off easily without damaging the drawing.

4. Compass used to draw arcs and circles it can also be used to measure distances for construction in geometry.

5. Bond Paper used as a drawing paper where you can draw your ideas, sketch your floor plan.

6. Rulers where there's a triangles and protractor, it is used for measuring sizes and short distances and to make a straight lines.

7. Eraser used to remove the marks made by ink or pencil.

A VIDEO VLOG ABOUT 7 ESSENTIAL TOOLS IN TECHNICAL DRAFTING.

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Top 10 Computer Mistakes Beginners Make Using A Computer

1. Not backing up important files.

Not backing up crucial data is one of the biggest errors anyone can make. Beginners frequently make the error of not having a backup file.

2. Clicking Next or Ok without reading.

Usually, beginners clicking or accepting the terms and condition without reading the contents.

3. Not saving work.

Not saving the work was some beginners make. Nowadays, usually beginners close the tabs without reading the content or just finishing the job sometimes they forget the file and accidentally not saving the file.

4. Turning off the computer improperly.

Turning off your PC can leads to data loss or corruption, and potentially cause an electrical short, leading to a power spike. Power spikes can cause damage to your power supply—or to the computer itself—so it’s best to avoid this at all costs.

5. Opening e-mail attachments.

A lot of user click any attachments they receive, they may execute a disguised program (malware, adware, spyware, virus, etc.) that could damage or steal their data.

6. Falling for phishing, spam, chain mail, or bad ads.

Nowadays beginners are falling for click bait that's why they got scammed and getting their information.

7. Downloading and installing bad software.

Risk of using unauthorized software can lead attackers to take advantage to send phishing emails to exploit them.

8. Buying incompatible hardware or peripherals.

Buying incompatible parts for their computers not knowing their specs. Although, all of these devices are considered computers, not all hardware is compatible with every type of computer.

9. Keep a computer on a surge protector or UPS.

Beginners usually don't know the importance of UPS, it can help your pc while having a storm or black out and it regulates your electricity.

10. Not keeping the operating system and software up-to-date.

There's still some beginners that don't know how to update their operating system. So, not keeping your operating system up to date can result in serious issues, affecting both your device and your own personal security. These include: Viruses, spyware and other malware. Cybercrime attacks. Crashing, freezing and generally poor performance.

A VIDEO ABOUT TOP 10 MISTAKES BEGINNERS MAKE USING A COMPUTER

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Basic Electrical Safety

PPE stands for personal protective equipment. It is an integral part of substation safety requirements.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS:

1. Hard Hat

Definition: used to protect our heads from objects that may injure them.

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2. Goggles

Definition: used to protect our eyes.

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3. Gloves

Definition: it helps keep your hands clean and lessens your chance of getting germs that can make you sick. And to prevent us from touching the electrical ground.

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4. Safety shoes

Definition: it provides a secondary source of protection for you from electric shocks or electrocution.

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Here are some things you need to know:

1. Don't forget to remove all your accessories, such as your necklace, watch, and more, while wiring.

2. Make sure that you have enough knowledge before performing electrical work.

3. Don't forget to wear your PPE's. 4. Keep safe always.

A VIDEO ABOUT BASIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY

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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES

Social Media is convenient for everyone because it can facilitates the sharing of ideas, opinions especially the information through virtual networks it also allows us to learn about what is happening in the world in real time. For individuals, it is better now a days to use social media because it is used to keep in touch with friends and extended family especially during calamities. As much as we know, social media has a great impact to all of us but there are people says social media is not good. But social media has a good collisions, it's up to the person how to handle it properly.

The ability to access in social media which is enable users to enggage with the public and share content widely. Thru the use of social media it also helped families, social workers and government by discerning information during the calamities like typhoon, earthquake, volcanic erruption and etc. With the use of social media, a lot of people can see the information what is happening in surrounding because it can give quick updates and announcements so that people can figure it out what's happening in the real time. It plays a significant role in disaster responce during recent calamities just like what occured in our country which is the Corona Virus, as we informed and provided with awareness that something will happen in our country. One of the benefits of having a social media is when we have an early access that we gather thru social media, we are always prepared when there is calamities that trying to get to our country. We all know that social media has many advantages, one of this is when we use this kind of media we will have the earliest access in information it's because there are times that socmed is more ahead of releasing info's than traditional media just like TV and Radio.

Traditional Media refers to any form or mass communication that available before the introduction of digital media some examples are TV, Radio and Newspapers. This media offers only the one way communication because it is transferred by the sender to the receiver without any oppurtunity for the receiver to give some feedback to sender. Not dependent on internet. There are times that traditional media tends to have a longer time before they release the news/info's and also wheather the information are already published it is final.

Social Media offers two way mode of communication because it is tend that the audience has an oppurtunity to give their feedback. Unlike the traditional media, socmed enable to make changes once the information is already published/broadcast. We're allowed to control this type of media because it is a form of own media so that we can control all of the information whenever we want.

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EASY AND SIMPLE MINI EGG PIE

Would you like to make a mini egg pie? Try this recipe!

*INGREDIENTS*

1½cup of flour, 1tsbp of white sugar,¼cup of Unsalted butter, 1cup of Evaporated milk, 1cup of condensed milk, 4 egg yolks, and a pinch of salt

*UTENSILS*

Mixing bowl, Rubber scraper, Table spoon, Measuring cups, Baking pan.

A VIDEO ABOUT THE RECIPE OF MINI EGG PIE