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    MANAGEMENT LESSONS FROM “CATCH ME IF YOU CAN” Author - Sandesh Patil NEVER GIVE UP‚ NEVER BACK DOWN! “Two little mice fell in a bucket of cream. The first mouse quickly gave up and drowned. The second mouse‚ wouldn’t quit. He struggled so hard that eventually he churned that cream into butter and crawled out. Gentlemen‚ as of this moment‚ I am that second mouse.” - Frank Abagnale Sr.  Carl Hanratty never gave up on his hunt for the culprit even after facing several embarrassing failures

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    for welcoming me into the Prairie Heights family as if I were one of your own. For many of you this will be some of the last moments that we get to spend together during my time as your student teacher. These past twelve weeks have flown by and have been filled with memories‚ some were happy‚ some were sad‚ many of them taught me a lesson and others filled me with gratification watching each and every member succeed in their own way. I know that many of you have gotten to know me very well throughout

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    In the novel to kill a mockingbird‚ there were many knowledgeable lessons to be learned. At the end of the novel‚ Scout thinks that “Jem and i would get grown but there wasn’t much else for us to learn”. Some of the important lessons that jem and scout learned from atticus defending tom robinson were that people could be rude and spiteful to someone with no reason behind it.They’ve also learnt that standing for what you believe in is always better than doing what others want you to. People could

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    EXPRESSING OBLIGATION WITH ‘MUST’ : A LESSON PLAN MAKING AND RESPONDING TO REQUESTS : A LESSON PLAN 1. Level Elementary‚ approximately 90 hours of English 1. Level The lesson below was given to students near the end of their first year English. 2. Aims To present‚ practice and produce some forms of the present tense of must for expressing obligation. To develop the skill of listening for specific information. To check or teach certain vocabulary items: visa / valid / passport / to carry

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    William Shakespeare is often called the greatest English writer of all time. For this reason‚ many students and educators feel that his work should be taught in high school. However‚ some argue that Shakespeare is better left for college or for reading done outside of school. Critics of Shakespeare in school list several reasons to exclude his work. First‚ his plays contain an inappropriate level of violence. For example‚ Hamlet features eight deaths‚ including drowning‚ stabbing‚ and beheading.

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    It was on friday night when we were all seated having our supper which was so delicious. We heard noises from all over the street‚ people shouting and others crying saying‚’’Get out! Get out!’’ We were all amazed and went outside‚ to look . It was a house that was on fire nearer to ours. We got out of the house everybody and went on its ways. Our school Child was carred by our mother to avoid beingleft inside the house. The house burnt while people were inside their houses. You could just here some

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    struggle for freedom has never ceased to be. This is a particularly sensitive issue‚ and we can’t deny that certain nations are ignoring it at a high level. It strikes us‚ nowadays‚ how we can still spot news headlines of public figures getting arrested because they are conceived as a threat to their country. The actual so-called threat is that those people were brave enough to express certain political opinions. Nevertheless‚ today it is universally known that everyone has the right to express his/her

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    — all make them grow up into bright young boys and girls. A casual survey of the life of hostelers reveals the fact that most of the students who get into a merit list are those who have lived at home and not in hostels. The fact is that a boarder has limited time at his disposal for studies because of the rigid control; there are games and limited hours of study. The turning off of light at the time when they would like to study is a stumbling block in their way. When we examine the advantages and

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    Lesson  Pacing   Lesson  pacing  is  the  pace  at  which  individual  lessons  are  taught.    Pacing  is   an  important  part  of  teaching.  If  a  subject  is  taught  too  slow‚  the  students  will   become  bored  and  complacent.  If  a  subject  is  taught  too  fast‚  the  students  will   not  absorb  all  the  information.    A

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    The Last Lesson by Alphonse Daudet SUMMARY The Last Lesson is a story set in Alsace‚ a territory that was disputed over by France and Germany. At the time of the story France was defeated by Prussia led by Bismarck. The French districts of Alsace and Lorraine had passed into Prussian hands. An order had come from Berlin that only German was to be taught in the schools of these districts. the author‚ Alphonse Daudet‚ brings out the effect of this order on the people of Alsace through this story

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