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The First Peoples of BC have always had a close relationship with the land. "Traditional Ecological Knowledge is, above all, local knowledge based in people’s relationship to place. It is also holistic, not subject to the segmentation of contemporary science. Knowledge about a specific plant may include understanding its life cycle, its spiritual connections, its relationship to the seasons and with other plants and animals in its ecosystem, as well as its uses and its stories." - Science First Peoples Teacher Resource Guide by First Nations Education Steering Committee To support seasonal food gathering and assess the health of plants and animals, First Peoples closely monitor seasonal changes and climate. Reliable information of weather patterns, ocean currents, and tides is crticial to safely conduct seasonal food gathering along the coast. Currently, there have been increased observations of environmental change, which is of concern to First Peoples and their relationship…

What do the terms reliability and validity mean in terms of research? How will you reduce error in your survey and ensure the tool you use provides reliable and valid data?Compare and contrast qualitative and quantitative research. Provide an example of each using a different example than your classmates.What type of research best suits your research project?How can you use research in the workplace? Would you need to make modifications? If so what kind?What do you plan to do with your research project?help me with these discussion questions

Compare and contrast the three types of responsibility centers. What is the best way to evaluate a manager's performance in each type of center? What is the problem with using only financial measures of performance?