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    1) 1/1 Word provides the capability to view what formatting changes would look like without actually applying the format. This feature is known as ____. (1pts)       Formatting Ribbon Contextual Tabs Print Preview   Live Preview  Collapse 2) 1/1 Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Mini toolbar? (1pts)         It appears when you select text You hold down the Ctrl key and tap M to display it It is located on the Home tab of the Ribbon

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    Field Activity #4: Diversity Affirmative/Culturally-Inclusive Lesson Plan Title: Connecting the Significant Social Attitudes and Historical Events of Elie Wiesel’s Night to the Present Time Grade Level(s): 8-12 Subject Area(s): Social Studies and Language Arts Materials Needed: Class copies of novel Night‚ by Elie Wiesel‚ ABC news video from the internet‚ projector‚ The United States Holocaust Museum article‚ chalkboard‚ chalk‚ construction paper‚ markers‚ paper‚ pencil. Objectives: 1. Students

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    Cognition and Education EDFN305B: Engaging in Classroom Practice Name: Vimala Ramoutar ID#: 109002467 Due Date: 15th February 2011 Instructor: Mrs. Zita Wright & Mrs. Marlene Thomas Name: Vimala Ramoutar ID#: 109002467 Assignment 3: First Week Field-Teaching Report Table of Contents Purpose of Report 4 Brief Background on School and Class

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    Session plan Tutor Pauline Date 16th April 2013 Venue North Bradley village hall Subject Introduction to IT & the Internet Time 10.30am – 12.00 noon Duration 1.5hrs Aim of session To introduce learner to the online course‚ describing what will be covered. Learner to switch laptop on & off independently & practice mouse control & keyboard use. Learning style & any specific needs will be accommodated in the session. Timing Objectives Resources Teacher activities Learner activities Assessment

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    Session 6 Activity: Discussion 
RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE There are two activities for Session 6: Activity 6.1 (parts a and b) and Activity 6.2. You will be working independently with the opportunity to respond to others for activity 6.1. Both the activities take place on the DISCUSSION BOARD. Activity 6.1 Art and Music:  Comparing a work of art to a piece of music. General notes: Try to make comparisons that  go beyond  ’art that illustrates a piece of music well’ or ’music that fits what is happening

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    Counselor: Hi Client: Hi Counselor: We have a counseling session for 30 minutes. We are starting on 4:35 PM. How may I help you today? A good greeting with client is very important. In my point of view for having a good greeting at the first meeting the nonverbal actions are important equal as words which counselor says. Having a nice smile‚ showing the attention for entrance of client‚ the distances between the client and counselor’s chairs‚ counseling room atmosphere and etc can help the both

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    Session Summary

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    Unfortunately this week we were unable to have a session with Cindy. Before we started our stretch class Cindy had fallen out in the parking lot and rolled her ankle. She fell forward and cut her hand as well as bruised her cheek. When we found out that it was Cindy who had fallen we immediately went over to her to see how she was doing. She was icing her ankle and had a covering over her hand. During this time there was discussion of what should be done in Cindy’s best interest. Cindy left the YMCA

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    I Objectives 1. Describe what happens when solids are mixed with other solids. 2. Identify what mixture is. II Subject Matter Topic : MIXTURES A. Science Concept: Mixture contains two or more substances put together. Each substance in a mixture does not change its physical properties. Solids when mixed with other solids‚ never forms a new substance. B. References: Science and Health 4 pp. 151-152 Exploring and Protecting Our World 4 pp. 178-179 Refine Learning Competences

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    Social stratification is a characteristic of all society. We have also seen that classes and individuals are rated high or low on the basis of characteristics possessed by them according to the social value scale. Any change in the value scale or any change in the characteristics results in a change in the status of different classes. Thus different occupations are held in different degrees of esteem in different societies or within the society at different times‚ The members of the priestly class

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    We don’t need a separate curriculum for each grade in the multigrade classroom‚ but a continuum or progression of challenges in our teaching which will meet the needs of students in our class. -There is no one syllabus program for teaching multigrade. -A program needs to be developed using the new syllabus documents for Lower and Upper Primary. The new curriculum gives the teacher much greater flexibility in providing for the needs of students in their class. The objectives and suggested content

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