Overall I think that P1 was a success. The group had good team dynamics and I feel that our design was successfully created and implemented. The team met weekly through the use of workshops and one or two meetings. This was to go over what needs to be done and what has been done already. Any major tasks were also divided between members and this is where we planned out our solution. Everyone contributed and no one was spoken over. However as we progressed through the project people became more familiar
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M1: Compare the similarities and differences in the practices and beliefs of individuals from two contrasting religious or secular groups. In M1 I will be discussing the similarities and differences of Islam and Christianity. I will be discussing about the religions origins‚ worship‚ festivals‚ clothing‚ beliefs and diet. Origins A similarity of Islam and Christianity is that they both believe in one God (Christianity Jesus) (Islam Allah). A difference is that both religions have different countries
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Monitor‚ evaluate‚ and control integrated marketing communications program (the last green box on p.30-31) After we integrate and implement our marketing communication strategies we need to develop a way to monitor‚ evaluate and control the promotional program; doing this will tell Georges exactly what types of strategies are working and not working for them. One person from the marketing staff will need to be assigned to keep up with the monitoring duties. For website and online social media
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BTEC LEVEL 3 IN BUSINESS UNIT 3: INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING Assignment Brief Tesco’s and Oxfam’s Concepts of marketing- marketing= a social and managerial process by which individual and groups obtain what they need and want through creating and exchanging products and value with others. Core marketing concepts Markets Exchange transitions & relationships Value satisfaction and quality Products Needs wants and demands B. define aims and objectives Aims: A purpose or intention;
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GROUP ROLES We take on many roles throughout the day and while most of these tie into our social status‚ personal duties‚ expectations and our behaviors they are only one of the few roles we learn about in time. Social roles are used to predict the way an individual acts in a situation and there is a belief that they are the result of a situation. When working in groups‚ roles exists that are not related to our personality or a result of our behavior. A superior can give them to us or
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Forming Stage: The group members introduce themselves one to another; who they are ‚what they do‚ what experience they have got; their area of expertise; what project they have worked on; etc. Samantha then will have to introduce the new project to all of them ‚ its objectives - purposes and what is required of the group. They list out the processes or things‚ which they will have to do in order to complete the project. Storming Stage: Every individual in the group will come up with different ideas
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Organisation and naming of files: This is important as it allows people to have organisation on their device. It also helps people to see where each file is and they can locate it without any problems. It’s also important as files can be lost if they are all mixed up and can stop people from getting their work and any other files which they may need. By being able to organise the files that you need allows you access them a lot easier for example you can make folders for each subject or year‚ and
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com/mm/how-does-aging-process-affect-respiratory-system.html#ixzz2MroGmIv9 07/03/2013 Britain’s ageing population accessed on URL: http://www.21stcenturychallenges.org/focus/britains-greying-population / 26/03/2013 Stretch‚ B Whitehouse‚ B (2010) ‘health and social care level 3: book 1’ Essex. Pearson Educational Limited. Word count: 2‚458
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Types of information: Verbal • Verbal communication is where somebody talks face to face with the audience and could also include eye contact and body movements‚ Wilberforce use verbal communication in a full range of things one example been a English teacher reading out a poem. Written • Written communication is in the form of physical symbols called words. It doesn’t have to be words though‚ in the broader sense it could be things such as diagrams and charts. So therefore all visual
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Unit 3 – Introduction to Marketing P1 – Task 1 What is marketing? Marketing is the function that connects businesses to their target audiences’ needs. It is how a business presents and distributes their product to their audience. For example‚ a business can market their product by advertising it to the public. This can be seen in many forms of media; such as: on television‚ via web‚ posters or on billboards. Marketing is the management procedure in which the product or service is moves
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