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Code Zulu Alpha: Nerd in the Apocalypse!

Code Zulu Alpha: Nerd in the Apocalypse!

"Better to have and not need than to need and not have." Sky Ishiyama is a nerd with Photographic Memory who after the bumps and turns in his life, turned to be a Doomsday Prepper. The story takes place in our world where our MC was diving through the Dark Web just for fun and discovered something that could only be found in books, movies, novels, manga, anime, or games. Zombies, Walkers, Freaks, Infected, Biters, or whatever you may call them. They're fucking real. Ever wondered what you could do in a zombie apocalypse where you actually know what you're doing? Actually surviving properly while preventing stupid deaths? Doing what is right and necessary? Or better yet, actually doing what you shout in the monitor when you're watching a film? Our MC is coupled with the knowledge of not just fighting z's but actually surviving by securing his home, finding allies, scavenging for supplies, building a community and so much more. If you could, kindly like the tags I've put up and it would be huge, huge help for me, thanks in advance! Also, a comment, a review, or even a vote of a single power stone would help me out a lot! Thanks again! Disclaimer: All of the names and places mentioned in this novel are fictional and any relation to people IRL is purely coincidental. Discord Server Link: https://discord.gg/3JstDAV (It's just something I created for fun and random chatting with people that want to discuss more about zombie things and other random stuff. It's created on 16/07/20 so it's fairly new and nothing much is in there lol Anyway, everyone is free to drop by and spend a few minutes to pass the time.) My Discord: Sky2316#9623
Horror
1436 Chs
Otaku’s code of conduct in the Apocalypse!

Otaku’s code of conduct in the Apocalypse!

Luo Xun had survived ten years of the zombie apocalypse—not by becoming a badass warrior, but by doing what any true otaku would: hoarding supplies, avoiding people, and absolutely refusing to eat canned peaches. Then he dies. But instead of staying dead, he respawns three months before the apocalypse begins. Armed with a decade’s worth of doomsday knowledge (and anime logic), Luo Xun sets out to prepare for the end of the world—otaku style. --------------- His plan: Buy all the instant noodles. Stockpile solar-powered gadgets. Build the ultimate apocalypse man cave. Avoid drama. But in reality: He ends up rescuing a gorgeous architect named Yan Fei, who looks like he should be sipping lattes in a Paris café, not laying bricks and hoisting steel beams like a tank in tight jeans. Luo Xun’s reaction? [“He’s too pretty. He must be useless. Definitely can’t cook.”] Spoiler: Yan Fei *can* cook. And flirt. And install solar panels. Together, the two build the chillest stronghold in the zombie world, complete with hydroponic gardens, renewable energy, and occasional relationship bickering that sounds like: [“You bought *another* solar oven? Where will we even put it?” “Next to the anime figures. Priorities, okay?”] Despite the horror setting, this novel delivers deadpan humor, wholesome survival strategies, and a romance so domestic it could be sponsored by IKEA. It's the apocalypse—but make it cozy. Alternative Title: The Reborn Otaku’s Code of Practice for the Apocalypse #NOT MINE
Fantasy
259 Chs
String Light Code

String Light Code

The story begins in 2025, against a world backdrop shrouded by technological barriers and the gathering storm of financial warfare. Three protagonists—Mozi, Yue'er, and Xiuxiu—each place their pieces upon the chessboard of destiny. • Mozi, a programmer and quantitative trading prodigy who comprehends the underlying source code of how the world operates. • Yue'er, born into a distinguished family of mathematicians, a theoretical mathematician obsessed with the world's most profound language. • Xiuxiu, heir to a laser technology dynasty and a lithography engineer bearing the weight of national and familial grievances. Returning resolutely from a Dutch lithography giant, she will lead her team through a decade-long technological Long March—from DUV to EUV, and onward to High-NA EUV—composing a heroic epic of China's semiconductor industry. The fates of the three converge at an international technology summit. Their love, ideals, and careers become inextricably intertwined: Yue'er's mathematical theories provide the ultimate "certainty" for Mozi's models; Xiuxiu's technological breakthroughs offer a solid pivot of "real economy" for Mozi's financial operations; and Mozi's capital power becomes the strongest backing for Xiuxiu's technological Long March. Together, they confront the strangulation of international capital, controversies over academic ethics, and the siege of technological blockades. Ultimately, they come to realize that whether it be the truth of mathematics, the light of physics, or the code of finance—all are but different paths leading to the same ultimate answer: the "String Light Code" of civilization's progress.
Sci-fi
250 Chs
What are the behaviors that violate the professional ethics of kindergarten teachers?
There were mainly the following aspects that violated the professional ethics of kindergarten teachers: 1. ** Regarding the treatment of young children ** - They could not treat children equally, which would threaten the harmonious development of children's body and mind. For example, they were obviously unconcerned, indifferent, and rarely communicated with "stupid" and dirty children. - Violating educational principles in teaching, such as not respecting children's wishes, not listening to children's voices, corporal punishment, not reflecting positive educational principles, not arranging teaching time reasonably, etc. - He couldn't set an example for the children in all aspects. - In front of children, they did not abide by the basic code of conduct, such as not paying attention to the teacher's image, making a lot of noise, crossing their legs, eating snacks in front of children, etc. - They did not love children, and their attitude towards children was not friendly. The relationship between teachers and students was not equal and harmonious. 2. ** Teaching ** - They did not love their jobs, such as not loving the cause of early childhood education, not loving the kindergarten, being perfunctory in their work, spreading ideas that were harmful to the physical and mental health of children, etc. - Not rigorous in learning, active in innovation, not respecting the laws of physical and mental development of children, not studying hard, not learning new knowledge, not exploring the laws of education and teaching, not improving education and teaching methods to improve the level of education, teaching and scientific research. - They could not teach according to their aptitude, pay attention to practice, do not pay attention to the development of children's personality, do not develop children's potential, do not pay attention to children's practice and hands-on ability. - They did not receive the children warmly in their teaching and lacked communication with the children. 3. ** Relationship with parents ** - Unable to put oneself in the right position in a relationship with parents, such as self-deprecation. - Disrespecting parents, not taking the initiative to contact parents, not listening to parents 'opinions and suggestions seriously, reprimanding or blaming parents, etc. 4. ** Teacher's Discipline and Quality ** - Not abiding by the labor discipline of the kindergarten, such as making and answering calls during work. - He did not take the initiative to learn and did not pay attention to the improvement of his professional ability. - Failure to abide by the appearance and etiquette norms, such as wearing dirty and generous clothes at work, not dignified posture, inappropriate behavior, bare-chested and back-exposed heavy makeup, wearing too many gold and silver jewelry (except necklaces), painting nail polish, etc.; Speaking impolitely, not using Mandarin to teach, speak, talk, answer the phone and not pay attention to standardized polite language; When arguing with others, not calm, impatient, not convincing people with reason; Talking loudly in the canteen. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-10-31 04:14
Self-appraisal of the professional ethics of chemistry teachers: a summary and reflection
The summary and reflection of the professional ethics of chemistry teachers could be carried out from the following aspects: ** 1. Patriotic and Law-abiding ** Chemistry teachers should strictly abide by national laws and regulations and carry out educational and teaching activities according to law. In chemistry teaching, the management of dangerous chemicals and experimental safety regulations had to follow the relevant legal requirements. This was the basic embodiment of being responsible to students, schools, and society. ** 2. Love and Dedication ** 1. Loyalty to the cause of chemistry education - He was passionate about chemistry teaching, carefully preparing for lessons, and spending time studying chemistry textbooks, teaching outlines, and various chemistry teaching resources. For example, in order for students to better understand complex chemistry principles, teachers would carefully design teaching cases, such as using chemical phenomena in life (such as iron rusting, food fermentation, etc.) to introduce teaching content. - He treated every chemistry class seriously, whether it was theory or experiment. In the experimental class, the teacher had to prepare for the experiment in advance to ensure that the experimental equipment was normal, the drugs were sufficient and safe, and the students were carefully guided in the classroom to carry out the experimental operation, and the analysis of the experimental results was rigorous. 2. spirit of utter devotion - Willing to devote extra time and energy to chemistry education. For example, he could use his spare time to tutor students who had difficulties in learning chemistry, or he could organize chemistry development courses for students who had special interests in chemistry, such as introducing the cutting-edge research results of chemistry and organizing chemistry competition training. ** 3. Care for Students ** 1. Treat all students equally - In chemistry teaching, there was no discrimination against any student. Whether it was the explanation of chemistry theory or the guidance of experimental operations, every student was given the same attention and opportunity. For example, students with weak chemistry foundations would not be ignored because of their poor grades. Instead, they would be patiently guided to learn from the most basic chemistry concepts. 2. Respecting and Protecting Students - Respect the students 'personalities and learning pace. Every student's ability to accept chemistry knowledge was different. Some students were good at memorizing chemical equations, while others were more interested in chemistry experiments. Teachers had to respect this difference and teach according to their aptitude. At the same time, in the chemistry experiment class, special attention should be paid to the safety of the students. The correct experimental operation methods should be taught to prevent chemicals from causing harm to the students. 3. Pay attention to the all-round development of students - He realized that chemistry teaching was not only about imparting chemistry knowledge, but also a process of cultivating students 'scientific literacy and comprehensive quality. For example, through chemistry experiments, students 'hands-on ability, observation ability, and logical thinking ability were cultivated. In chemistry class discussions, students' ability to express themselves and team spirit were cultivated. Students were guided to connect chemistry knowledge with practical issues such as environmental protection and healthy living, so as to promote the comprehensive development of students 'morality, intelligence, physique, and aesthetics. ** 4. Teaching and educating people ** 1. Imparting Chemistry Knowledge - To ensure the accurate teaching of chemistry knowledge. Chemistry had a rigorous knowledge system. Teachers had to accurately explain chemical concepts, chemical equations, chemical principles, and so on. For example, when explaining the periodic table of the elements, it was necessary to introduce the properties of the elements, the atomic structure, and other related knowledge in detail so that students could understand the meaning of the periodic law of the elements. 2. Cultivate students 'good character and innovative spirit - To integrate moral education into chemistry teaching. For example, when introducing the stories of chemical scientists, they would describe their persistent pursuit of science and their spirit of not being afraid of difficulties, encouraging students to establish a correct outlook on life and values. At the same time, students were encouraged to be creative in their chemistry studies. They were guided to propose new chemical experiment plans and explore new chemical phenomena to cultivate their innovative thinking ability. - To implement quality education, chemistry grades were not the only standard for evaluating students. In addition to the exam results, it also paid attention to the students 'performance in chemistry experiments, chemistry exploration projects, classroom discussions, and other aspects. It comprehensively evaluated the students' chemistry learning results. ** 5. As a teacher ** 1. outward manifestation - Keep your words, actions, and clothes appropriate. In the chemistry class, the teacher's words and deeds must conform to the teacher's identity, and the dress must be clean and dignified to establish a good image for the students. 2. internal quality - Possess noble moral character. In chemistry teaching, one must be honest and not accept bribes from students or parents. For example, one must not accept gifts from parents to give their children special care in chemistry experiments. At the same time, they should cooperate with their colleagues and respect their parents 'opinions. For example, he could exchange teaching experience with other chemistry teachers, carry out chemistry teaching and research activities together, and communicate with parents about students 'chemistry learning in a timely manner. ** 6. Lifelong learning ** 1. broaden one's horizons - Chemistry continued to develop, and new chemical substances, chemical theories, and chemical techniques continued to emerge. Teachers should pay attention to the cutting-edge developments in chemistry, such as the development of new materials and the development of green chemistry. They should integrate these new knowledge into chemistry teaching and let students understand the latest developments in chemistry. 2. study business - He would continue to improve his chemistry teaching standards. For example, learning new chemistry teaching methods, such as inquiry-based teaching method, project-based learning method, etc., and applying them to practical teaching; constantly improving chemistry experiment teaching to improve the interest and teaching effect of the experiment; participating in chemistry teaching training and academic conferences to exchange experiences with peers to improve their professional quality. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-09-26 05:47
Primary and secondary school kindergarten teachers violate professional ethics, in accordance with the principle
Primary, middle, and kindergarten teachers who violate professional ethics shall be punished in accordance with the principle of fairness, justice, and the combination of education and punishment. At the same time, the handling should be appropriate to the nature, circumstances, and degree of harm of the violation of professional ethics. The facts should be clear, the evidence conclusive, the nature accurate, the handling appropriate, the procedures legal, and the procedures complete. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-10-27 19:39
Biology Professional Code
According to the " Bachelor's Professional Catalog of Ordinary Colleges and Universities " published by the Ministry of Education, biology majors belonged to the science category. The following are some of the biology major codes: Biological science major code is 071001, biotechnology major code is 071002, bioinformation major code is 071003, ecology major code is 071004, integrated science major code is 071005T, neuroscience major code is 071006T. In addition, the code for the Biomedicine Engineering specialization was 082601. This specialization belonged to the management of electronic information majors and awarded a bachelor's degree in engineering. It was an intersection of electronics, medicine, and computer science. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-10-01 12:04
Investigate and reflect on the problems of teachers 'ethics
The investigation and reflection of the problems of teachers 'ethics can be carried out from the following aspects: ** 1. Love and Dedication ** 1. ** Work attitude ** - He had to examine whether he really loved education, whether he treated teaching as just a job or as a mission. For example, in the implementation of teaching tasks, whether there were perfunctory situations, such as whether the lesson preparation was sufficient, whether there was simply a mechanical lesson preparation according to the content of the teaching materials, without digging into the educational value behind the teaching materials, and not according to the actual situation of the students to prepare for the lesson. - When faced with difficulties in teaching, should they actively seek solutions or treat them negatively? For example, if there were insufficient teaching resources and students were not motivated to learn, would they take the initiative to look for new teaching resources and try new teaching methods to stimulate students 'interest, or would they let it go? 2. ** Professional responsibility ** - Check whether you are seriously performing the basic duties of a teacher, such as whether you are on time for class, whether you are arbitrarily occupying the students 'break time or delaying the class. In terms of teaching effectiveness, whether they paid attention to the students 'learning results, whether they gave timely feedback and evaluation to the students' learning situation, or whether they only paid attention to the completion of the teaching process and ignored the achievement of the teaching objectives. ** 2. Care for Students ** 1. ** Equal treatment ** - Think about whether you really treat every student equally, regardless of their family background, academic performance, appearance, and other factors. For example, in terms of classroom questions, praise rewards, seating arrangements, etc., were there any cases of favoritism towards students with good grades or students with special family backgrounds, and were there any discriminative attitudes towards students with poor grades or mischievous students? 2. ** Respect and understanding ** - Reflect on whether you respect the students 'personalities and differences. For example, whether he respected the students 'interests and unique way of thinking, whether he suppressed the students because their ideas were different from his, whether he understood the confusion and mistakes of the students in the process of growth, whether he guided them patiently or simply criticized them roughly. When dealing with students 'problems, should they consider from the perspective of the students instead of just from the perspective of the teacher's authority? ** 3. Teaching and educating people ** 1. ** Moral Education ** - Reflect on whether you attach importance to the moral education of students in the teaching process, whether you only impart knowledge or focus on cultivating students 'good moral character and values at the same time. For example, whether he could excavate the moral elements behind the subject knowledge in the subject teaching, whether he could pass on a positive attitude towards life and social responsibility to the students through his words and deeds. 2. ** All-round development ** - He would consider whether he cared about the students 'all-round development. Other than academic performance, he would also consider whether he cared about the students' physical and mental health, artistic accomplishment, social skills, and other aspects. When evaluating students, should they only look at their scores or take into account their performance in all aspects? ** 4. As a teacher ** 1. ** Words and actions ** - Check if your words and actions are in line with your identity as a teacher, if you pay attention to your language civilization in class and on campus, and if you say anything vulgar or inappropriate. In terms of behavior, whether it was dignified and appropriate, such as whether the clothes were in line with the professional image of a teacher, whether there were strange clothes or overly revealing clothes. 2. ** Honest and self-disciplined ** - Reflect on whether you have any behavior that uses teaching for personal gain, such as whether you accept bribes or improper benefits from the parents of the students, whether you recommend irregular extra-cursory guidance materials or training institutions to the students to obtain kickbacks, etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-08-05 09:30
What is the significance of a code of ethics caricature?
A code of ethics caricature can help make complex ethical concepts more accessible and memorable. It simplifies and visualizes them in a way that grabs people's attention.
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2025-06-02 11:42
Reflecting on Teachers 'Professional Growth
The effective reflection plays a vital role in promoting the professional development of teachers. From the perspective of knowledge and skill improvement, the ability of teaching reflection is the ability of teachers to take their own teaching activities as the object of consciousness, to carefully examine, evaluate, feedback, control and adjust their own educational ideas, teaching behaviors, decisions, and the resulting results. Teachers had accumulated a wealth of experience in their daily teaching, but without reflection, these experiences were only narrow experiences and could only form superficial knowledge. Through reflection, teachers could deal with their own teaching content in a creative manner. For example, they could think about whether the teaching methods (teaching methods, experimental methods, etc.) were appropriate, whether they were in line with the teaching tasks, the age characteristics of the students, and their own situations, so as to continuously improve their teaching skills. In terms of improving teaching methods, reflection could help teachers examine their own explicit behavior, such as whether they had created an atmosphere conducive to students 'learning in the classroom, whether they had activated students' thinking, focused students 'attention, and enhanced students' memory. For any inappropriate behavior, teachers could constantly improve themselves through reflection. Moreover, when encountering various questions raised by students (individual, common, unexpected, or innovative), teachers would record and reflect on them in a timely manner. This would help to enrich their teaching thinking and experience, and in the follow-up teaching, they would be able to prescribe the right medicine to improve their teaching ability. From the perspective of teacher's professional development, the American psychologist Posner proposed the teacher growth formula: growth = experience + reflection. Experience without reflection can only form superficial knowledge at most. If a teacher is only satisfied with gaining experience without thinking deeply about it, his development will be greatly limited. Successful and effective teachers tend to take the initiative to reflect on the important things in their career, including the purpose of education, the classroom environment, and their own professional abilities. Reflection was widely regarded as a decisive factor in the development of a teacher's career. It helped teachers connect experience and theory, so that they could use their professional skills more effectively, so that teaching was not just based on impulse, intuition, or convention. From the perspective of meeting the needs of students, through reflection, teachers can more clearly recognize what methods should be used to guide students to learn, how to arrange the teaching environment, so as to improve the quality of classroom teaching, better meet the needs of students and improve their academic standards. This was also one of the most important criteria for evaluating a teacher's professional development from the perspective of a student. To sum up, effective reflection can improve teachers 'knowledge and skills, improve teaching methods, professional development, and meet the needs of students to promote teachers' professional growth. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-09-14 00:25
The Professional Development of the Teachers in the Nurseries
The professional development of kindergarten teachers was reflected in many aspects: ** 1. Concept Foundation ** 1. ** Emotional wisdom ** - Uphold the concept of "putting children first and teachers 'ethics first", and love children as the foundation of education. This kind of love was not only a form of dedication, but also a manifestation of the power of education and vitality. It could stimulate the child's upward nature, reduce inner conflicts, and promote better development. 2. ** Education goal orientation ** - Pursuing the cultivation of a child's personality, attitude, habits, and other basic qualities in life, although it was difficult to evaluate and the effect was not immediate, it was beneficial for the child's life. Teachers should promote the healthy development of children through positive emotions and positive education when there are no problems, actively encourage children's progress, and solve problems with wisdom when there are problems. ** 2. Ability Requirement ** 1. ** Professional Skills ** - ** Art Skills **: You need to be good at singing and dancing, playing the piano, painting, and other artistic skills. Because children learn unconsciously, art education is suitable for children. Children can develop naturally in artistic activities. However, artistic ability could not replace professional ability. - ** Core Profession Ability **: - ** Observation ability **: This is a basic skill. It is the foundation of suitable education, the prerequisite for teacher guidance, and the basis for curriculum design. Observation required patience, attentiveness, and perseverance. Only with sufficient professional knowledge could one identify valuable information. - ** Work Analysis Ability **: Through analyzing children's paintings, words, performance movements, and handmade works, understand children's development needs, form the habit of collecting works, and conduct vertical analysis and comparison to better understand the characteristics and laws of children's growth and adopt educational strategies. - ** Conversational Skills **: This is an important way to communicate with children. It focuses on understanding and enlightening rather than preaching. It is a spiritual communication and an opportunity for curriculum development. Teachers should arrange time to talk with children every day. - ** Course design ability **: It is an important ability that is different from primary school teachers. The focus of curriculum design is to perfect or create a design according to the needs of the child. It must consider what the child should do and think. It must have a sense of goal and involve the entire educational environment, activity materials, and educational strategies. - ** Activity Organization Ability **: This is the most important ability. The core is to guide children to participate in activities that interest them and allow them to gain new experiences, especially the ability to organize and guide game activities to ensure that children are happy and learn in accordance with their nature. 2. ** Knowledge Storage ** - They must have solid theoretical knowledge, such as knowledge of child health development (dealing with emergencies and promoting physical development), pre-school psychology knowledge (figuring out children's psychological activities), pre-school child health education and activity guidance knowledge (putting children's life and health first and guiding work), etc. They must also master the knowledge of communication with families and communities. 3. ** Other abilities ** - ** A healthy body and mind **: A healthy body and mind are very important. Teachers have regular physical examinations to create a healthy learning environment for children. - ** Communication skills **: Good communication with children and parents. Communication with children can help them understand things better. Communication with parents can help them understand the performance of children at home. - [Ability to respond: Able to respond quickly in case of emergency to protect the interests of the child or kindergarten.] ** 3. Continuous learning and development ** - The professional ability of kindergarten teachers required a long time to learn and practice, including pre-service education and continuous post-service learning and training. As the professionalism of kindergarten teachers increased and their social recognition increased, their social status, rights, and economic rewards would also gradually improve, thus promoting the healthy development of the specialization process. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-10-23 04:19
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