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    march‚ and Martin Luther King who joined Randolph to support the demonstration. The “Top Ten” organized the whole demonstration and predicted 100‚000 people to gather before the Lincoln Memorial. Kennedy was worried that the demonstration wouldn’t get his bill passed and do the opposite of what he wanted. The “Top Ten” took in Kennedy’s concerns and signed on an agreement understanding that one of the main goals of the demonstration will be to fire up support for the Civil Rights Bill. The march took

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    Impairment of Notes Receivables US GAAP requires entities to assess whether financial assets are impaired and recognize the impairment. If a note receivable is impaired‚ the loss is measured by the creditor as the difference between the investment in the loan (usually the principal plus accrued interest) and the expected future cash flows discounted at the loan’s historical effective interest rate. US GAAP recognizes the uncollectible amount through an allowance account. Unlike IFRS‚ US GAAP prohibits

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    Article Review In an article written by Frank J. Thompson‚ titled “The Rise of Executive Federalism: Implications for the Picket Fence and IGM” he writes that federalism is a key part of the American political structure. Thompson further explains that federalism has carved the characteristics of public administration. That there are challenges with federalism and for those that have to administer government programs. Are the programs efficient and effective are they responsive and accountable

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    course is a very complex course and I use several teaching and learning activities so that students get the maximum benefit from the weekly sessions. The teaching and learning activities that I use include – practical assignments‚ worksheets‚ demonstrations‚ handouts‚ presentation‚ discussion‚ practical assessment and electronic assessment. The IT Essentials 2 class usually has around 12 people enrolled on it and these people range in age‚ gender‚ ethnicity and ability‚ the group also consists

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    issue on hand. The issue that started this debacle between the eight clergy men and King‚ was when King organized a peaceful demonstration in the city of Birmingham. In response to this demonstration‚ police officers used force to arrest King and other demonstrators for failure to have a permit to parade. In the newspaper‚ the eight clergy men wrote about the demonstrations. In response to this‚ King wrote his letter to them. In this letter King provides a very articulate and educated argument.

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    demonstrating against racial discrimination became his legacy. In this letter‚ which he wrote on April 16th‚ 1963‚ he appealed to other clergy against injustice for black people and he explained why he chose a nonviolent demonstration campaign. Actions of the nonviolent demonstration at first seemed ineffective and powerless‚ however people began to notice that the status quo of racial discrimination was very strong‚ unjust and immoral. He wrote that not taking action against discrimination‚ even if

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    Learner will agree ground rules which are pre-set Learner will receive course booklet & notebook & briefly discuss to gain knowledge Learner will receive & complete Learning style questionnaire Break Learner will observe a practical demonstration of switching on & shutting down laptop Learner will practice switching on & shutting down laptop Learner will begin to gain confidence in mouse & keyboard control by playing a simple game Learner will hear a summary of the morning’s session

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    Instructional design Introduction It is a lesson plan for a light painting workshop targeted for 15 – 20 secondary 6 students. The frame work of the plan mainly follows Biggs’ theory of constructive alignment by Biggs and Tang (2007)‚ which includes 3 components: intended learning outcomes (ILOs)‚ teaching/learning activities (TLAs) and assessment tasks. Both the activities and assessment tasks center at the outcome which is student – oriented. In planning the teaching and learning activates

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    the internet‚ social media and mobile phones have played an important role during the demonstrations in the Middle East and North Africa (Comninos‚ 2011; Haddadi‚ 2011‚ as cited in Mansour‚ 2012). Information and communication technologies helped achieve many goals that the participants of the demonstrations during the Arab Spring were trying to achieve. The authorities that tried to control the demonstrations in Tunisia‚ Libya and Egypt by withholding social media‚ didn’t achieve any success whatsoever

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    examples‚ that is‚ situations or contexts where the particular topic being taught could be applied. Demonstrations follow so as to allow the students to familiarize themselves with the concepts to be studied in any given class‚ and also to give them the opportunity to see first hand what the topic being demonstrated means and gives them a rough idea of what steps are to follow. These demonstrations usually take only form 5 o 10 minutes and can be demonstrated by the teacher on a voluntary student

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