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- Dictionarybroad-minded/brɔːdˈmʌɪndɪd/
adjective
- 1. tolerant or liberal in one's views and reactions; not easily offended: "a broad-minded approach to religion"
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8 hours ago · Abstract. This book describes an informal system of education in late eighteenth-century Ireland, a system that operated without funding or direction by the church or state and that emerged long before the Irish national system was instituted in 1831. Between the founding of the Hibernian Academy in 1759 and the 1800 Act of Union, this system ...
1 day ago · Meditation is a practice in which an individual uses a technique to train attention and awareness and detach from reflexive, "discursive thinking," achieving a mentally clear and emotionally calm and stable state, while not judging the meditation process itself.
8 hours ago · Section 9A of the 1986 Act prohibits a society or its subsidiary undertakings (subject to certain defined exemptions) from: (a) acting as a market maker in securities, commodities, or currencies; (b) trading in commodities or currencies; or (c) entering into any transactions involving derivative investments.
8 hours ago · Bullying is a social problem that usually increases during adolescence and can have serious consequences on the wellbeing of students. One of the members of the educational community that is most present in these situations is the teachers. This qualitative research aims to know the teachers’ perceptions about bullying among adolescents within the school environment. It was possible to ...
8 hours ago · The Ultimate Partners initiative was originally conceived in 2021 to pay tribute to businesses who stepped up to help their clients navigate the challenging circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it was providing much-needed PPE, delivering products despite serious disruptions in the supply chain, or just being able to offer guidance and hope to those in need, being a solid ...
8 hours ago · Donald Trump’s strength of will and bloody-minded focus is appealing in a world that is falling apart 2024-07-16 - SHERELLE JACOBS FOLLOW Sherelle Jacobs on Twitter @Sherelle_e_j READ MORE at telegraph.co.uk/ opinion
8 hours ago · Workforce planning in many organizations is uncoordinated, with decentralized data and teams failing to coordinate. The consequences can be serious: delayed decision-making, overspending, and missed revenue targets. What’s needed: a strategic imperative to build a more cohesive and collaborative system, which can underpin fiscal health and boost organizational growth
