Education
Finding the Way While Learning: Formative Assessment
Formative assessment checks what students know and don't know while learning is still underway, and uses the results to improve both teaching and learning. We look at where the ter
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Earth science
When the Ground Flows Like Water: Soil Liquefaction
Why does solid ground turn soft and flow like water during an earthquake? This article explains soil liquefaction, in which water-saturated sandy ground behaves like a liquid, cove
Business administration
Five Directions of Pressure That Erode Profits: Porter's Five Forces
Porter's Five Forces is a framework for judging how profitable an industry is by looking at five pressures around a company. This article covers why it emerged, what the five force
Statistics
Reading the World Through Numbers: The Power and Potential of Public Opinion Polls
Public opinion polls are powerful tools for collecting and analyzing our thoughts and opinions in modern society. They play an important role across politics, the economy, and soci
Library & information science
Authority in Library Catalogs: Concept and Flowchart
This time, on the subject of an important concept in cataloging within resource organization theory (information organization theory), authority, I would like to prepare some mater
Psychology
Motivation Theory: The Anatomy of the Forces That Improve Performance
Motivation is one of the fundamental forces driving human behavior and an important factor in explaining the reasons and processes that trigger particular actions. In psychology, m
General knowledge
Long Talk Only on Easy Things: The Law of Triviality
Why does a contract worth hundreds of millions of won pass in minutes while the office coffee takes an hour? This article explains Parkinson’s Law of Triviality, why people talk mo
Psychology
Why Everyone Just Watches: The Bystander Effect
Why does help often arrive more slowly when more people are watching? This article covers the case and classic experiments that launched research on the bystander effect, the three
Tourism studies
A New Balance Between Life and Work: Everything About Workations
In modern society, the boundary between work and rest is changing rapidly. While the binary idea of working when it is time to work and resting when it is time to rest once prevail
Logistics
Chameleons on the Road: A Complete Guide to Truck Body Types!
Hello! The world of logistics is vast and complex, but its beginning and end are ultimately connected by 'transportation.' The most common means of transportation we see on the roa
Statistics
Why Your Friends Have More Friends Than You: The Friendship Paradox
The friendship paradox is the phenomenon in which most people's friends have, on average, more friends than they do. This article explains why it happens with a simple calculation,
Earth science
The Hidden Effects of Fog: From Ecosystems to Human Activities
Fog is a weather phenomenon frequently encountered in everyday life and an important factor that limits visibility and greatly affects transportation safety. In particular, fog can