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    Role Pf Youth in Olitics

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    YOUTH IN INDIAN POLITICS India needs young leaders who personify energy‚ enthusiasm‚ morality‚ and diligence. No doubt we have progressed a lot in the last 65 years but the development pace would have been completely different had some young torchbearers led this process of development. At the time of independence‚ Gandhi called upon the youth to participate actively in the freedom movement. Young leaders like  Nehru came and led the movement. But. nowadays we have only a handful

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    PA Punishment of advocates for misconduct.- Where on receipt of a complaint or otherwise a State Bar Council has reason to believe that any advocate on its roll has been guilty of professional or other misconduct‚ it shall refer the case for disposal to its disciplinary committee In the peculiar facts and circumstances of this case‚ in our opinion‚ the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal ought to have recalled the order of dismissal of the claim petition‚ dated 27-1-1998 and restored the petition

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    The Ramayana Family Role

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    Ramayana. Throughout this epic poem‚ Rama‚ his family‚ and many others exemplify what it means to be Hindu. Rama is considered to be a perfect Hindu and follows all aspects of Hinduism flawlessly. This includes following duty‚ honor‚ responsibilities based on a person’s place in society‚ and most important to Rama‚ family. In the epic The Ramayana‚ family is portrayed as the most important aspect to the Hindu belief. The importance of family is shown early in the epic when King Dasaratha begs

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    BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TUTORIAL 1. Why do we need to conduct social science research? Explain the differences between deductive and inductive research. Social science research refers to any scientific study of human action and interaction focusing on elements of thought and behaviour that are in some sense social. As such‚ social scientists aspire to science. They intend to study human action and interaction and thought and behaviour in a systematic‚ rigorous‚ evidence-based‚ generalizing

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    Describe What Your Role

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    . Describe what your role‚ responsibilities and boundaries would be as a teacher in terms of the teaching/training cycle. Recommended word count: 300-500 words. The teaching / training cycle is a simple way of looking at all the aspects of teaching and how they are evaluated using five stages; Identifying needs‚ Planning learning‚ Enabling learning‚ Assessing learning‚ Quality assurance and evaluation. Each of the five stages listed above flow from one to the other. The cycle is

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    The last decade has developed a couple of concepts that played an important role in the understanding of gene environment interaction and resilience. These two concepts are the "differential sensitivity» (differential sensitivity) and "biological sensitivity» (biological sensitivity) (Belsky & Pluess‚ 2009). The differential sensitivity to the environment refers to the fact that individuals differ in their developmental plasticity or their plasticity to both positive and negative experiences. This

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    Victim Advocacy

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    attacks‚ but juries said no The National Center for Victims of Crime. (2011). Acquaintance rape. Retrieved from http://www.ncvc.org/ncvc/main.aspx?dbName=DocumentViewer&DocumentID=32306. Women’s Justice Center. (2010). First line criminal justice advocacy. Retrieved from http://www.justicewomen.com/handbook/part2_d.html.

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    development of various family situations‚ typical nuclear families should no longer be considered the ideal family concept. In Canada today it seems that there is a predominately functionalistic view of the family. These functionalistic views of the family are also seen as the root of many societies problems. The importance of the family and its function for society constitutes the primary set of reasons why there is a social as distinguished from purely productive differentiation of sex roles. Functionalists

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    Summation of Advocacy and Inquiry Advocacy is defined as how we take a position (state an opinion or make recommendations) or move up the ladder; inquiry allows us to question (revealing how others reached their conclusions or understanding impacts of actions of others) by asking how others see things different or move down on the ladder. (Balancing Advocacy and Inquiry‚ 2011). The advantage of applying both advocacy and inquiry in team settings is that your group will be able to focus on content

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    research methodology

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    Academic Writing Skills (Research Methodology) Year 3‚ Semester 2 Facilitator: Prof. Chhim Puthea‚ BA (TEFL)‚ MA (Edu) Hint for Mid Term Exam Choose the correct one of alternative 1. Scientific explanations are based on objective and systematic observations carried out under carefully controlled conditions. This quality makes scientific explanations … A) rational. B) parsimonious. C) empirical. D) general. 2. Explanations that are simple and based on the limited information

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