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    task design to language skills practice | | | | | | | |Find‚ select and reference information from one or more sources | | | | | | | |Use written language that is clear‚ accurate and appropriate to the task | | | | | | | |Word count of 750-1000 | | | | | | | |Overall grade Tutor(s) signature(s) and date |Pass |Resubmit | |Pass |Fail | | | CELTA Assignment 2: Language Skills Related Task This assignment consists of four parts: 1. Text and Rationale o Select an authentic text

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    To understand the challenges that can occur in a multi-lingual society and the vast attempt to accommodate residents and visitors of The United States who possess solely their own native language and not the common language shared by the majority of its people‚ one must also consider the conditions that caused this phenomenon and the reasons why these customs have become so entrenched within our nation. Factors such as whether a group of people or a society is primarily rural or urban‚ sedentary

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    CON Resolution--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolved: The benefits of domestic surveillance by the NSA outweigh the harms. Introduction------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As former Supreme Court Justice William Douglas once wrote‚ “The right to be let alone is indeed the beginning of all freedom.” With that in mind‚ my partner and I negate the

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    More than 90 people are killed by guns every day in the United States. How can gun violence be stopped in order to keep people safe? People use guns for weapons which make communities with little security or police dangerous. Others‚ on the other hand‚ use guns for protection. Guns can be used for good but people take advantage of it and use it for harm. Guns cause a lot of violence in the US. In 2013‚ there were 33‚636 gun deaths in America. This includes suicide and shootings. Many people think that

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    Ways to promote equality and diversity in teaching and learning and how I promote the value of diversity. Earth consists of some continents‚ of many countries and of many numerous people‚ animals and plants‚ which makes it a unique and awesome part of the universe. The culture‚ plant and animal diversity entices us to visit and get to know other countries. However‚ the greatest value that can be found in each and every country are the people living there‚ because they represent the uniqueness of

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    bath. Example: in some schools there are disabled people who are willingly to learn and achieve new goals. And in some cases there are no ramps for the disabled student in school. The college must have ramps and lifts for the disabled student because some of them are in wheel chairs and they can’t manage to climb up in the stairs Give 2 examples of how you would strive to establish and maintain the trust and confidence of disabled people: • Being honest and trustworthy • Respecting confidential

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    appropriately‚ they can learn‚ retain‚ and recall information and solve complex problems with analytical thought. And a person can communicate in a way that suggests thought. The fact that “human” and “person” are separate concepts should be clear. It is possible to be human and not a person. For example‚ a person who is brain dead is still a human but has no personhood. As well as the other side of the distinction that it is theoretically possible to have “persons” who are “nonhuman.” This would be beings

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    The Responsibility to Protect Introduction: Since the dawn of time there have been occurrences of massive violations of human rights. The 20th century in specific brought with it not only inter-state wars but also internal conflicts. However‚ in the last hundred years there has also been a substantial growth in international cooperation and solidarity. Through the creation of international organizations‚ such as the United Nations‚ and the growing number of non-governmental organizations‚ the

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    Can criminologists make equal justice between ‘crime’ and ‘social harm’? Throughout the years‚ the ‘problem of crime’ has been a long debated subject due to its complexity. At some point‚ it was a matter of different regions‚ cultures‚ and particular laws that made it difficult for people to argue whether a certain thing was a crime or not. In spite of this fact‚ this problem still exists-for example: if‚ in one country a particular thing can be a right‚

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    statement‚ “Meanings are in people‚ not in words” This statement means that phrases and sentences are open for interpretations. A person could interpret a statement in his/her own way while another person can interpret the same exact statement in an entirely different way. How can meaning be influenced by the context in which it is sent? The Contextual factors such as the physical surrounding environment and the framework of related facts and events within which a communication takes place can affect

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