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    you resolve it? Can you resolve it at all? Can you evade from it? Conflicts after conflicts take place and are blocked as unforgettable dates in world calendars‚ but no institution or person ever found a satisfactory answer to their occurrences. Amartya Sen‚ in his book “Violence and Identity” said that given our inescapably

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    Sen in Mainstream Schools

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    development of special education needs (SEN) children. It also suggests improvements that could be made to increase the level of attainment in the future. This also includes legislation policy code of practise in mainstream schools‚ how they support the SEN students‚ will also look at particular disability which is the autism plus a case study about a child with autism in mainstream school. To support this assignment and highlight the provisions made to support SEN children evidence was collected from

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    Sun Yat-Sen

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    I. Introduction Sun Yat-sen was a Chinese revolutionary born in 1866 and the first provisional president when the Republic of China was founded in 1912. Though commonly referred to as one of the greatest leaders of modern China‚ his political career was one of uncertainty and turmoil and being widely revered by the people‚ Sun was subject to frequent exile and a generally very fragile existence It was during his exile to Europe that Sun made key observations about Western economies and governance

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    supporting pupils with SEN

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    about the child’s right to participate with students without disabilities and its the schools duty to accept that‚ its about not preventing them from participating fully in a non SEN class. Mainstream education may not always be right for every child but this doesn’t mean it cant be included successfully at a later stage. SEN Professionals - can affect the success because they can monitor a child for a couple of days and think they know what is best for the child instead of looking at records from

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    sun yat sen

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    and rebellion by the people over land‚ capitalism and nationalism. “In Russia‚ China and Mexico‚ revolutionaries had more ambitious dreams of redistributing land‚ helping impoverished factory workers and ending the privileges of the rich”.1 Sun Yat-Sen was a pioneer for reconstructing China as a country and was devoted to changing China as a nation after the Qing era. Sun created the three people principle‚ which focused on changing China’s society as a whole and concentrated on nationalism as a country

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    Sun Yat-Sen

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    dynasty was an indirect one. Sun Yat-sen was exiled in the United States during the events of the Wuchang Uprising of October 10th‚ 1911‚ hearing about it through a newspaper publication in Denver‚ Colorado.[1] Many Historians view Sun’s accession as the provisional President of the Republic of China‚ directly following the revolution‚ as due to his position as a “compromise candidate”(Bergere‚ Marie-Clare‚ Sun Yat-sen‚ 1994‚ p. 12). This interpretation holds Sun Yat-sen as a respected but unimportant

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    Sen. Paul's Speech Analysis

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    Within this passage certain aspects of Sen. Paul’s ideology‚ can be compared to his father’s ideology. Sen. Paul believes that government efforts in combatting economically impoverished areas‚ should be done so through the promotion of laissez faire economics. His proposed “economic freedom zones”‚ would lead to deregulation within economic matters in these zones. Sen. Paul’s advocation for free-market economics‚ is the second aspect that aligns with Ron Paul’s libertarian ideology. The final aspect

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    Hun Sen and Happy Prince

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    sympathy for the poor and influences adults’ attitude toward the unfortunate people around them. However‚ in order to help those readers understand the story more easily and clearly‚ the following essay is going to discuss some points related to the summary‚ literary analysis as well as thematic analysis of the story. The story portrays a prince‚ the Happy Prince‚ who had lived a luxurious life and knew nothing about sorrows and misfortunes. After his death‚ his beautiful statue was decorated with gold

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    vain glory. Strong of will and true to honor‚ Sen. Miriam attracts respect and commends obedience and embark on a continuous search for principles not to stop at every milestone. She has a high record of educational attainment and her numerous accomplishments manifest her sensational intelligence‚ fierce temper and sharp tongue. She received magna cum laude in Bachelor of Arts and earned Bachelor of Laws‚ cum laude from the University of the Philippines. Sen. Santiago studied in different universities

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    Sun Yat Sen Principles

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    Sun Yat-sen was the father of Democratic China‚ being the first president of that Country‚ in 1911. A considerable amount of years were spent in exile‚ as the Qing Dynasty prevented the uprise of protestors‚ Sun Yat-sen became familiar with Japan‚ Europe and the United States‚ where he was able to gather information of what could be useful to Chinese future‚ and he also‚ from learning experiences‚ was able to see what was not good‚ hence not suitable to the put into use in China. Three principles

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