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Altum Credo Selects KloudLearn to Power Its Enterprise Training Wednesday, April 21, 2021 10:31AM IST (5:01AM GMT)   El Dorado Hills, California, United States & Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Pune, Maharashtra, India:   KloudLearn, a leading innovator in Learning Management Software today announced that Altum Credo, a Pune-based pioneer in Tech-driven Affordable-housing Finance, has selected KloudLearn to power its Enterprise Learning, Training and Development and Organizational Effectiveness. With advanced learning management features such...

Question: A teacher is worried about aggressive behaviour of the child in her class. She begins to obsenie the child and keeps an account of each time the child hits others and also occasions when the child does something that is not aggressive. The next week she makes a point of giving him attention when he does something positive and ignores the bad behaviour. After some weeks, she notices that the incidents of aggressive behaviour have subsided and that of the positive behaviour have increased."   In the given scenario, identify theories that best describe the situation and explain the ra...

© Blavity, Inc., 2020 How A 1961 Doll Experiment Is Still Symbolic Of Society’s Erasure Of Black Women’s Pain Why is it that despite cases like Bland's and Hill's, the violence done to Black women remains widely unpublicized? Young Black Woman looking out the window. / Photo Credit: Getty Images If you’re interested in sharing your opinion on any cultural, political or personal topic, create an account here and check out our how-to post to learn more. Opinions are the writer’s own and not those of Blavity's. ____ When conversations stir up about violence against Black peo...

Everyone knows the right answear When I was 7, I accidentally missed the page that the class was meant to complete in my Second grade math exercise book and did the next two instead. While this happens to everyone, my teacher brought it up with my parents because, under her note saying “These are very good sums and well done, but we were meant to be doing the other page” I had scrawled in my very best handwriting, “Well, my sums are different.” I wasn’t wrong. As a ‘90s kid, I was assessed a few times because I was getting bullied and clearly navigating something that didn’t mak...

Jorge Garcia/VWPics/Alamy Science this week, zoologist Andrew Whiten at the University of St Andrews, UK, writes that there has been “an explosion of discoveries” showing that animal culture is far more widespread and diverse than we imagined. New Scientist quizzed him about the work. Michael Le Page: Many readers will know that apes and whales have culture, such as tool use in chimpanzees, but you say that even insects have it. Advertisement Andrew Whiten: That is the big surprise. The evidence was really just published in the last few years. So some of us are still reeling from that a...