 from each other and promote each other to form a role model [13]. Model guidance has two meanings: the first meaning refers to the demonstration and guidance of the teacher's party branch secretary. In order for the teacher party members to be willing to allocate their energy to participate in the branch activities, the party branch secretary must first actively assume the role of service, take the initiative, pass on care, be diligent in dedication, and gradually influence everyone through the act of responsibility, so that everyone can truly integrate into the team activities. The second meaning refers to the expert guidance of teachers' party branch members. Teacher party members are leaders in a certain field or aspect. The party branch has created opportunities and platforms for everyone to show their expertise, which has improved everyone's sense of self-efficacy, and everyone has felt the positive role of the branch activities in alleviating the pressure of teaching and research [14]. The formation of the team's mutual help atmosphere and the process of leading by role models are synchronized. The teacher's party branch has formed a benign ecological atmosphere in which old teachers pass through and new teachers catch up and surpass each other. Everyone depends on and promotes each other, and the teamwork effect is constantly reflected in the work. On this basis, the teacher's party branch secretary uses information to record the trajectory of the party branch and teaching and research activities in a timely manner, which facilitates continuous summary and reflection in the practice of inheritance and innovation, promotes information sharing, information creation and team values shaping among team members, and achieves continuous team improvement.

Conclusion
The play of the Lead Goose Effect of the party branch secretary of teachers in colleges and universities plays a vital role in the implementation of party building work in colleges and universities, the comprehensive and strict governance of the party, the promotion of higher education development, and the ideological and political work of colleges and universities. To play the Lead Goose Effect, the party branch secretary of teachers in colleges and universities needs to lead the teacher party members to the new era of "four unified" requirements for the construction of teacher ethics in the new era. It is necessary to strengthen the continuous and in-depth integration of the branch learning theme and teaching and research work to set up the battlefield. Information sharing is used to inherit and innovate, so as to promote the sustained and healthy development of the party branch of teachers in colleges and universities in a good atmosphere of mutual assistance and cooperation.Japanese Health Minister Tamura Norihisa announced his readiness to lift the emergency regime in the country, as the situation with the coronavirus improves. The decision on this will be made upon the return of Prime Minister Yoshihide Sugi from the United States, he said on Friday, September 24, on the air of the NHK TV channel.
So far, 19 prefectures, including Tokyo and Osaka, are under a state of emergency, which expires next Thursday. Tamura said the number of cases is falling sharply. And if this trend continues, the emergency regime may be canceled on September 30.
According to the minister, the decision to weaken antiviral measures in these areas should be taken by local authorities after monitoring the rate of occupancy of hospital beds and other indicators of the epidemiological situation.
The Delta strain triggered the fifth wave of COVID-19 in Japan. This led to a record number of cases. To prevent overcrowding in hospitals, the government extended the emergency regime until the end of September, affecting up to 80% of the country’s population. Tokyo’s daily new cases have dropped to about 550 in recent days, a tenth of last month’s peak.
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on August 17 that the country was in crisis with the spread of COVID-19. The government has extended the emergency regime until September 12 in six prefectures, including Tokyo, and has introduced enhanced measures to contain the spread of the virus in 10 more prefectures.
Later, the emergency mode was extended until the end of September. The tough government measures since spring have caused discontent among the Japanese. A record share of the Japanese population – 65% – opposed the restrictive measures. This negatively affected the rating of Prime Minister Sugi, it was steadily decreasing. At the end of September, the politician decided to resign.
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Precision: Formidable. His Mechanics can use some Work, and if he cleans them up some more, he could very well jump to Exceptional or flat out Outstanding. He flashes Greatness in Timing, Touch, and and above all in Trajectory, and sometimes seems simply unstoppable when he gets in The Zone. He just needs to keep refining it.
Pocket Presence & Poise Under Pressure: Impressive. Yeah, I'm going to try really hard to ease up on the adjectives, as I suspect my effusive use'f'm can be distracting and confusing. But in this case it's simply coincidence that I perceive'm as just about at the same level in all regards, though in different ways. 
FirePower: Formidable and potentially Great. Goff does not possess an Howitzer, but that doesn't matter. What matters is his DownField Precision, and while his Mechanics do indeed need more Work, Goff already displays something of an innate talent for Timing, Touch, and Trajectory that translate far down the Field. He's got both impressive Power and exceptional Velocity, and he does far more than simply flash Greatness throwing the Ball DownField.
I love the fact that the Draft Season starts most naturally with QuarterBacks, because they, as I see it, are the ones who're most likely to be OverRated, simply due to Human Nature and the Law of Supply and Demand.
And I don't mind admitting that I love to denounce Conventional Wisdom.
I also readily admit that when I popped in the Tape ~ so to speak ~ to watch Goff's 5 Interception Performance against the Utah Utes, I was expecting to see a QuarterBack who padded his Stats in a User Friendly Offense but who suffered MeltDown when faced with a formidable Defense, as I witnessed with Geno Smith back in 2013.
I gave Smith a 4th Round Grade back then, when he was expected to go Top 10.
But Goff surprised me.  The important thing is that while Goff did make a dumb move or two, he immediately went back to Work, and he never seemed fundamentally flustered. He sustained Command of himself and his Crew.
I by no means consider Jared Goff a Sure Thing. He is indeed lanky, and I won't pretend that that doesn't concern me. And I believe that the concerns about his Learning Curve, going from Cali's Super Simple Offense to the Big Leagues, are legitimate: I think not only that he's going to need more time to learn than say a Jameis Winston would, but also believe that such a transition translates to considerably more uncertainty and thus: genuine Risk.
The simpler the College's Offense, the less certain we can be about how effectively the Prospect will understand and ultimately take Command of a professional Offense...and indeed if he'll ever master it at all.
Geno Smith's Failure was a classic Case of the Risk inherent.
So what I'm evaluating is my perception of Goff's Diagnostic Talent and Processing Speed, inferred from the Tape that I've watched, and how I extrapolate his Chances of transitioning from a simple Offense to a complex one.
I think that he's a strong Bet.
Goff does not quite overwhelm me with Confidence, mind you, but while the Risk of Failure is legitimate, I think, so too is the Potential for Success substantial...and Greatness is definitely not out of the question.

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