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1. have a great setup to stream
2. have great schedule when to stream
3. stay motivate, stay positive when some viewers are being negative to you
4. play some games that are very popular
5. and always have a great energy to keep more viewers coming

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1: The material you are welding on.
2: The type of welding you are using.
3: The position in which you are welding.
4: The speeds you need to weld at.
5: The different angles that welders use.
Research within welding is rather easy yet important. Once you learn the techniques, angles, and speeds you need to learn, you can pretty much weld anything that comes your way. Elbow joints, T joints, everything.

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Add It to Your Professional Development

By Diane DeMott Painter, technology research teacher, Fairfax, Virginia

Teacher research can be a powerful form of professional development that can change a teacher's practice. But what is it exactly and what does it involve?

Teacher research is practical, action-based research. It enables educators to follow their interests and their needs as they investigate what they and their students do. Teachers who practice teacher research find that it expands and enriches their teaching skills and puts them in collaborative contact with peers that have a like interest in classroom research. Some researchers call this type of research "action research." By definition (Mills, 2002):

Action research is any systematic inquiry conducted by teacher-researchers, principals, school counselors, or other stakeholders in the teaching/learning environment to gather information about how their particular schools operate, how they teach, and how well their students learn. This information is gathered with the goals of gaining insight, developing reflective practice, effecting positive changes in the school environment (and on educational practices in general), and improving student outcomes and the lives of those involved.

What Do Teacher-Researchers Do?
Teacher-researchers simultaneously act as participants and observers as they conduct research in their own classrooms. With these dual roles, they complete the following tasks:

Develop research questions based on their own curiosity about teaching and learning in their classrooms.

Systematically collect data and research various methods of conducting research.

Analyze and interpret the data and the research methodology.

Write about their own research.

Share findings with students, colleagues, and members of the educational community.

Discuss with colleagues relationships among practice, theory, and their own research.

Examine their underlying assumptions about teaching and learning.

Assume responsibility for their own professional growth.

What Are the Effects of Teacher Research?
Teacher research can change a teacher's practice, but it can also have a profound effect on the development of priorities for schoolwide planning and assessment efforts as well as contribute to the profession's body of knowledge about teaching and learning.

Teacher-research projects often yield findings and implications that result in:

Increased sharing and collaboration across departments, disciplines, and grade levels.

Increased dialogue about instructional issues and student learning.

Enhanced communication between teachers and students.

Improved performance of students.

Revision of practice based on new knowledge about teaching and learning.

Teacher-designed and teacher-initiated staff development.

Development of priorities for schoolwide planning and assessment efforts.

Contributions to the profession's body of knowledge about teaching and learning.

Who Provides Support for Teacher Research?
For teachers to become involved in teacher research, they need additional time and resources to conduct, evaluate, and share their findings in meaningful ways. Fortunately in my school district, Fairfax County Public Schools, we have a number of resources available for teachers wishing to become involved in teacher research.

The Office of Staff Development and Planning (a division of Instructional Services) supports a network of teacher-researchers within our school system. The Office provides staff development funds to teams of teacher-researchers to meet periodically during the school year as they support one another in their research. Each spring, the Office holds an annual conference where teacher-researchers share their projects with members of the broad educational community in round table presentations and panel discussions. Workshops are also available on topics such as grant writing to support research and tips for publishing projects. Marion S. MacLean and Marian M. Mohr provide actual teacher research project reports by Fairfax County teachers in their book, Teacher-Researchers at Work (1999).
References

MacLean, Marion S. & Mohr, Marian M. (1999). Teacher-researchers at work. Berkeley, Calif.: National Writing Project.

Mills, Geoffrey (2002). Action research: A guide for the teacher researcher. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Merrill Prentice Hall.

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Diane DeMott Painter is an NEA/VEA/FEA member working as a technology resource teacher for Fairfax County Public Schools. She is also the co-leader of the Fairfax County Teacher Research Network. She teaches a course entitled "Inquiry into Practice" to GMU graduate education students.

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By Diane DeMott Painter, technology research teacher, Fairfax, Virginia Teacher research can be a powerful form of professional development that can change a teacher's practice. But what is it exactly and what does it involve? Teacher research is practical, action-based research.

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How dose are army use research?
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Actors use research in their careers
* For the scene they need to know background information and how their character.
*  They use research to come up with new tactics.
* Actors have to take college classes and learn and research stuff for the class.
* The actor also have to learn and research another language if needed.
* Actors have to research what the play is about who wrote it and history.
by: Adrian Trotter
https://study.com/articles/Acting_Career_Information_Becoming_an_Actor_or_Actress.html

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~what to eat on a daily bases
~what techniques to use
~things to motivate the team
~where to have meets at
~what ways to treat injuries
https://www.completetrackandfield.com/successful-coaches/

Tajon Ulmer - Waton

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how do neonatal nurse do research  for there job :
how do nicu nurses use comfort to help families
how do nicu nurse use there skills
how do nicu nurses have experience
how do nicu nurses stay current on treatments
research can help my career because i have lives to stay and if i make mistakes thats my life
http://nann.org/professional-development/what-is-neonatal-nursing ~ lataysia loudermilk

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Five ways that research is used
- researching ways to help family or where they can locate them.
- they research different ways they can approach someone or a way to help them.
- when locating a family or child they have to look into whether the family or facility is a good place for them.
- research ways to help people treat their injuries if they have any.
- ways different religions work to help in different ways.
- researching ways to help someone with a mental illness.
Why using research important
- Using research to become a social worker is important because their can always be something different going on with patients, the facility they trust isn't really trustworthy, and always learning new ways to approach someone.
https://mswonlineprograms.org/job-duties-and-responsibilities-of-social-workers/
Tania Torres

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the military use research by
developing new weapons
making better protected gear
their scientist research on pharmaceuticals and medical treatments
research to work on portable energy
research on food to preserve it in remote locations.
using research in this career is important because its helping the soldiers survive and win battles.

https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/careers/college-to-career/chemistry-careers/military.html
Jose Verdin

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research would help by telling how much years of college to do, how much I would get paid and what degrees I need.
Using research for this career is important so that you know all about it and how to properly help

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*social workers look up research to understand their patient more
*Also get a better background of where the person is coming from.
*they may need look up the persons environment/who they live around
*socials workers might wanna look up the cost of social working
*they may look up a good school or place they wanna work in

Research is very important for a social worker because they should know the person inside and out before they bring them in. They should know how to make a person feel good and comfortable.

https://u.osu.edu/brenner81hseportfolio/2016/10/06/so-why-is-research-important-to-social-work/

Undrea Autman

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how do presidents use research
1.) for the economy
2.) other countries cultures and problems
3.) Requirements
4.) laws
5.) security
Using research is important because im in charge of the whole country.
https://www.google.com/

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How iron workers use research:
*How to direct crane operators.
*What safety precautions to take.
*How to weld.
*How to read a blueprint.
*What equipment is needed for the job.

Using research is important for this job so that everyone can be safe and learn to do this trade correctly.
https://www.yourfreecareertest.com/ironworker/

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How Police Officers use research
* research license plate
* Research on the effects of body-worn cameras on police use of force
*research on the person they stop
*respons to calls
*enforces law
using research is important for this job so that nobody is doing something bad  when a police officer

https://cebcp.org/evidence-based-policing/what...in.../research.../police-technology/
SALVADOR VALADEZ

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how do lawyers use research?
- research the statutes
- look at case law
- look up legal writing
- check background of the plaintiff
- check background of defendant
research is important in this career because lawyers do not always know everything so they need to search things
https://www.quora.com/How-do-lawyers-research-for-their-cases
Kathia Ortiz

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How do architecture landscaping  workers use research:
* Research how does the person want the house to be designed.
* Research types of designs.
* Research Percussion needed in this job .
* Research how to get a licenses to become Architecture Landscaper.
* Research types of martiriales to build the houses from.

In conclusion, research is used everyday in life and it's important to have because without research nothing would make scene and everyone would have the wrong information of things.
Silvia Reyes

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How do teachers use research:
*Interesting topics for the kids so they stay focused throughout the lesson
*Books, how good they are and if it'll stick with the lesson plan.
*They sometimes observe around the class, see how well the students are doing with one topic rather than the other.
*Ask questions on the bell work that'll collect information/data.
*Collaborating with other teachers to get their opinion and point of view on things.

This is important because without research teachers would be lost on planning what for what day and how it'll improve the students learning ability.
http://www.nea.org/tools/17289.htm
Cynthia Munoz

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How does a Music Teacher use research:
-They need to research curriculum
-They need to research different strategies to teach certain things
-They need to research different songs for students to play
-They need to look up ways to make kids listen if the class may be boring
-They also need to research how to deal with kids who have trouble paying attention

Research is important because they need to find these things so they can teach it to other people and they need to find effective ways to teach it.

Esteban Morales

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How Do Gynecologist Use Research:
*They conduct cancer screenings, treat urinary tract issues, and more.
*Gynecology involves care of all women's health issues.
*Looking up different types of Medicine for Health Problems in the Female Reproduction System.
*Research Different types of Diseases in the Reproduction system.
*Research the best way to handle a Diseases/Conditions.
This Research is Important to gynecologist Because they are able to improve their ability to help women in help and without research they will have a hard time finding ways to help women with Reproduction issues like Cancer.
https://medschool.ucla.edu/body.cfm?id=1158&action=detail&ref=1051
Natallie Garcia

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You have to search up medicine, you have to search patience's names, you have to research peoples behavior, research how on how often someone should attend the doctor office, look up peoples bad habits like smoking or drinking.
If you search up how often people should go to the doctors office that is beneficial because it can save their life.
If you know someone smokes you can probably make sure their breathing is okay when they come to the doctor.
If you don't know how certain medicine works you can look it up and see.
http://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/nurses-do-research-too-and-heres-why-it-matters
Kyle Narine

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How Detective's use research:
*Research the things that find at a crime scene.
*Examine records.
*Research peoples back rounds.
*Researching old cases.
*Research about different places in a area where a suspect has been to check the cameras around that area to see if they were there.
Using research is important in this career because to arrest a suspect they need evidence to get a warrant to arrest them which involves research about that suspect.
https://study.com/become_a_detective.html
Taylor Norkus

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social workers us research:
*asses needs and resources of people in that environment
* evaluate the effectiveness of social work services in meeting peoples needs
*demonstrate cost of social working services
* Advance professional education in light of changing contexts for practice
*  Understand the impact of legislation and social policy on the clients and communities we serve
using research is important in this career because situations are always changing and it is necessary to keep up.

Nirvana Guzman

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Research

Why do We Need Social Work Research?

Social work research informs professional practice. Through social work research, the profession can:

Assess the needs and resources of people in their environments

Evaluate the effectiveness of social work services in meeting peoples needs

Demonstrate relative costs and benefits of social work services

Advance professional education in light of changing contexts for practice

Understand the impact of legislation and social policy on the clients and communities we serve

The NASW Social Work Policy Institute joined with other professional and scientific societies in the Collaborative for Enhancing Diversity in Science to host the workshop, Enhancing Diversity in Science: Working Together to Develop Common Data, Measures, and Standards on May 24, 2012. SWPI Director Joan Levy Zlotnik facilitated the opening session which included NIH Deputy [...]

Partnerships to Promote Evidence-Based Practice Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a process in which the practitioner combines well-researched interventions with clinical experience and ethics, and client preferences and culture to guide and inform the delivery of treatments and services. The practitioner, researcher and client must work together in order to identify what works, for whom and [...]

Federal requirements for social work services Addressing psychosocial needs Are psychosocial needs adequately met? Monitoring Psychosocial Care Measures to Assess Resident Quality of Life Culture Change in Nursing Homes References Web Resources This NASW research page focuses on social work contributions to quality psychosocial care in nursing homes. Included is an overview of the topic, [...]

The NASW Social Work Policy Institute reviewed research related to caseloads, especially in child welfare agencies, and found that high caseloads can negatively impact both worker retention and service delivery outcomes. In addition worker turnover is costly to agencies in terms of training and recruitment costs as well as the added stress on workers who [...]

References Toward Understanding Homelessness: The 2007 National Symposium on Homelessness Research Research Articles Web Resources In 2005, an estimated 744,313 men, women, and children were homeless in the United States (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2007). The Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act of 1987 defines people as homeless when they lack a fixed, regular, [...]

About Childhood Trauma Effects of Childhood Trauma References Web Resources Research This research Web page seeks to provide a general overview of childhood trauma, along with some resources for further research, training, and understanding. About Childhood Trauma According to the National Child Traumatic Stress Network-funded by the Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and [...]

Social workers practice and conduct research in cancer-related services and concerns including treatment adherence, survivorship, caregiver issues, and cancer-related health care policy. Two recent research reports and tools are noted below. Also, NASW has developed a report on practioners' use of cancer related research. (NASW NCI report) Additional resource references provide an array of social [...]

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, "Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress. It helps one deal with a tense situation in the office, study harder for an exam, keep focused on an important speech. In general, it helps one cope. But when anxiety becomes an excessive, irrational dread of everyday situations, it [...]

Social work's history in the field of alcoholism and alcohol abuse ranges from providing food, temporary shelter, and the encouragement to practice "temperance" in the early 20th century, to today's sophisticated treatment approaches involving medication, consumer-driven supportive treatment, abuse group-specific targeted prevention, and inpatient and outpatient treatment of alcoholism along with co-morbid conditions. The field [...]

A Research Symposium to Strengthen the Connection Background Information and Preliminary Considerations Introduction On November 16, 2009 the Social Work Policy Institute (SWPI) will convene a think tank meeting, Social Work Research and Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER): A Research Symposium to Strengthen the Connection. This symposium will examine how the social work profession might best [...]

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Social work research informs professional practice.

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By Sharice McClendon
how do homicidal use research:
*To look up past criminals
* when they ask people around the area to see
* when they asking the family of the victim to see what they were like and who they were involved with
* they check security footage
* to research on how to make  a search warrant into a suspects home
Using research is important to this career because in order to get the criminal they have to look and ask around for the evidence of the where about's of the criminal .

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How do psychologist use research:
* learning how to effectively diagnose someone
* how to treat specific concerns
* to know why somebody could act the way they do
* learn how to effectively take notes
* how not to get personally involved with the patients life or stories
https://www2.careercruising.com/careers/profile-at-a-glance/357

research for psychologist is important to do because you have to actually undertsand what your doing in order to actually help the patient you have and not just feed him/her lies and mistreatments

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How does nurse use research:
*You have to research the medic

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Police officers use research to:
*Occasionally testify in court cases
*Respond to calls
*Enforce Laws
*Writing reports and filling out forms
*Respond to domestic disturbances
Using research is important in this career because you'll need estimated guesses and facts to make a qualified statement.
https://www.criminaljusticeusa.com/police-officer/
Ja'Denn McNealey

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How do vets use research:
* To get information about different animals.
* Colleges to get a bachelors degree
* Know different medicine and what it does.
* Know different illnesses that the animals can have
* How the dog bones work and where they are.

This is important because without research the vet wouldn't be able to help the animals. Also, because you can't find a job without knowing the basics of being a vet.

https://www.careercornerstone.org/veterinarian/veterinarian.htm

Briana Alegria

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How Social Workers use Research:
*Search up better ways to make a child feel comfortable
*Ways to communicate with people
*Assess the needs and resources of people in their environments
*Find better homes for children in a unhealthy household
*Help people through their problems and better their lives
Using research in Social Work is essential if you want to connect with your clients and help them. You can help find their needs to live better.
https://u.osu.edu/brenner81hseportfolio/2016/10/06/so-why-is-research-important-to-social-work/
Atlanta Hare

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How do social workers use research:
* Social workers use research as a way for them to help patients or people.
* A social worker might also do research on different mental problems or disabilities a person might have.
* Some social workers have to research how trauma can affect a way a child grows how it affects them as they age.
* Social workers might also use research as a form to practice and study more cases they might get because of their career.
* Social workers use research as a form of understanding patients problems and trying to find solutions by looking for more information.
The reason its important for social workers to do research to understand how patients are to understand what they are going through at the moment. Also finding ways to help.
http://www.socialworkpolicy.org/research
Fatima Arriaga

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High school guidance counselor's use research:
*To look up new strategies on how to help students.
*To know about college requirements and what students need to do to get in.
*They have to research emotional and mental disorders so that they can help students as best as they can.
*They research jobs for students, depending on what they like.
*They need to research scholarship opportunities for students to apply.

This is important because without research, counselors would not be able to guide students in the right direction. If they do not research what is best for them, they may end up giving them bad advice.

http://www.schoolcounselor-advocate.com/