What is Transition

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A change from one form or type to another, or the process by which this happens. Learn more in: Circular Green Economy: Resources and Capabilities – Theory-Based Analysis

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A process of changing from centrally planned to a market based economy. Learn more in: International Integration and Corporate Governance Practices in Russia

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According to Selder’s Theory (1989) AU106: The in-text citation "Selder’s Theory (1989)" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. a successful transition means becoming aware of the changed reality, whether in physical, mental or spiritual wellbeing, and in knowing what options are available. Learn more in: Adult Education: The Intersection of Health and the Ageing Society

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A process of changing from centrally planned to a market based economy. Learn more in: Locational Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in the Vietnamese Economy

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Step or change from one state, way of being, etc., to another. Intermediate state between an older one and another that is reached in a change. Learn more in: Sustainable Urban Agro Ecology and Its Implications With Food Systems

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A process that occurs over time ( Marineau, 2005 ). Learn more in: Student Nurse Simulation Training Incorporating Disease Management and Telenursing for Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Patients

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An alteration in a person’s position in the ecological environment as a result of change of role, setting, or both. Learn more in: Communicating Electronically When Too Far Away to Visit

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It refers both the period and the situation when students start their tertiary education right after finishing their secondary school education. Students have to adapt to the new environment and modes of learning and teaching in tertiary institute, and it takes time for them to adapt to the change. Learn more in: The Development and Evolution of Design Education From Secondary School to Tertiary Education

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A term that describes the change or process of somebody shifting from one service to another. The term refers to a transition from one curriculum model of delivery to the other. Learn more in: Role of School Management Teams in Planning of Curriculum Delivery During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

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This is the movement from one defined state to another without making any significant improvement of the value delivered to clients. Focus is mostly on efficiency and effectiveness gains. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Demystified: The Full Story About Digital Transformation

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A period of changing from one developmental milestone to another. Learn more in: Foster Care Transition Considerations for School Counselors

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An alteration in a person’s position in the ecological environment as a result of change of role, setting, or both. Learn more in: Communicating Electronically When Too Far Away to Visit

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The process of changing from one condition to another. Learn more in: The School Counselor's Role in Supporting Military-Connected Youth

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Step or change from one state, way of being, etc., to another. Intermediate state between an older one and another that is reached in a change. Learn more in: Transformations of Urban Agro Ecology Landscapes in Territory Transition

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A change from one state or condition to another. An act or the process of passing from one state, stage, place, or subject to another. Learn more in: Children's Perspective on Transition From Kindergarten to Primary School: Croatian Experience

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A three-phased process that people go through as they internalize and come to terms with the details of the new situation that a change brings about ( Bridges, 2010 , p. 4). Learn more in: Grief and the Psychological Transition Process Among Information Technology Team Members

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A change from one form or type to another, or the process by which this happens. Learn more in: Circular-Green Economy: Analysis Based on the Theory of Resources and Capabilities

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A series of processes that some transgender people may undergo to live more fully as their true gender. This typically includes social transition, such as changing name and pronouns, medical transition, which may include hormone therapy or gender-affirming surgeries, and legal transition, which may include changing the legal name and gender marker on government identity documents. Transgender people may choose to undergo some, all, or none of these processes. Learn more in: Transgender and Gender Expansive

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A change from one form or type to another, or the process by which this happens. Learn more in: Strategic Transformational Transition of Green Economy, Green Growth, and Sustainable Development: An Institutional Approach

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In the context of this paper transition is the process of finishing school and the progression of the school leaver to what they do after leaving school, for example, commencing study or work as a school leaver. Learn more in: School Leavers With Verified Disabilities: Issues Influencing Transition to Employment in Non-Metropolitan Communities

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An act or process of transitioning from one state, stage, location, or subject to another. Learn more in: Attitude of Adolescent Girls Towards Menstrual Discomforts and Role of Parents

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The process or a period of changing from one state, or condition, to another. Learn more in: Developing Fruitful Communication: How to Lead Culturally and Linguistically-Diverse International Students With Emotional Intelligence

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Step or change from one state, way of being, etc., to another. Intermediate state between an older one and another that is reached in a change. Learn more in: Transition of Ecosystem Services Based on Urban Agro Ecology

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Step or change from one state, way of being, etc., to another. Intermediate state between an older one and another that is reached in a change. Learn more in: Transition of Ecosystem Services Based on Urban Agroecology