Classification of settlements – Track2Training
Settlements can be classified based on size, function, population, form, and location. This classification helps planners, geographers, and policymakers understand settlement patterns, plan infrastructure, and manage urban and rural development.
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Md. Mokhdum Azam Mashrafi – Track2Training
Md. Mokhdum Azam Mashrafi is an interdisciplinary researcher with a strong academic foundation in agricultural sciences and over fourteen years of professional experience in Bangladesh’s public-sector banking system. He currently...
the consistent rhythm of seeking, sensing, and sharing – Harold Jarche
On the last Friday of each month I curate some of the observations and insights that were shared on social media. I call these Friday’s Finds.
“The real power of PKM...
Navigating Objectivity, Positionality, and Reflexivity in Qualitative Research – Track2Training
By Shashikant Nishant Sharma
There has long been an ongoing debate about the role of objectivity in qualitative research. Unlike quantitative traditions that emphasize neutrality and detachment, qualitative inquiry recognizes that...
Public speaking, TEDx, and well articulated points of view – Thinking About Learning
I enjoy listening to people doing public speaking. Well delivered public speaking is a joy to listen to. The way someone articulates what they have to / want to say....
Crude Birth Rate, Age-Specific Fertility Rate, Total Fertility Rate, and Net Reproduction Rate –...
By Soayus S
Abstract
Fertility remains one of the central themes in demographic analysis, linking biology, behavior, and society. It shapes population size, growth, and the age composition of nations. This paper...
What is Reviewer Credits – Track2Training
In the world of academic publishing, peer review is the invisible engine that ensures research quality, legitimacy, and trust. Yet often reviewers remain unrecognized, overworked, or under-incentivized. Reviewer Credits is...
The Future of Physical Planning – Track2Training
Physical planning, also called spatial or urban planning, involves organizing land use, infrastructure, and urban growth to create functional, sustainable, and livable environments. As cities face rapid urbanization, climate change,...
understand and speak up – Harold Jarche
On the last Friday of each month I curate some of the observations and insights that were shared on social media. I call these Friday’s Finds.
Note: Regular readers may have...
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Insights from the Deputy Labor Secretary: Preparing your workforce for 2026
This post was originally published on this siteAt HR Tech 2025, HR Executive Tech Editor Jill Barth sat down with U.S. Deputy Labor...
