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    Lynne Knight Student No: 0590348 24th October 2011 Examine the view that cultural factors provide the most likely explanation for underachievement for some pupils. In the society we live in‚ one of its major institutions is Education. In the National Curriculum‚ certain guidelines are set out for a National expected level of achievement for each year group. Some pupils achieve a much higher level than this guideline‚ whereas others fall significantly below this. It is believed that

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    1.2 Describe the importance and purpose of displays in the school 1.3 Describe how displays are used in the learning process. Displaying pupil’s work is a powerful way of showing them that their work is valued. It creates a sense of achievement. It can very much boost pupil motivation. They should praise effort as well as perfect work. It should be that there is a piece of work by every child on display somewhere. Displays can be used to communicate to others what the class is doing. This can

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    people‚ compile a folder to include the following documents: an outline of current legislation‚ guidelines‚ policies and procedures within own UK Home Nation affecting the safeguarding of children and young people. Question 1b (Weighting: 0) An explanation of child protection within the wider concept of safeguarding children and young people. Child protection is specifically about abuse but it comes under an umbrella term called safeguarding. Safeguarding are all the things that we do and the policies

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    Materials Letters 58 (2004) 3622 – 3629 www.elsevier.com/locate/matlet Workability of Ti–6Al–4V alloy at high temperatures and strain rates S. Bruschia‚ S. Poggiob‚ F. Quadrinib‚ M.E. Tatab‚* b Universitu di Padova‚ Padova‚ Italy ˆ Universita di Roma " Tor Vergata "‚ Dip. Ing. Meccanica‚ Via di Tor Vergata‚ 00133‚ Rome‚ Italy ` Received 21 June 2004; accepted 30 June 2004 Available online 8 August 2004 a Abstract Hot workability of Ti–6Al–4V has been investigated by means of hot compression

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    Task: Discuss two or more biological explanations for the development of schizophrenia. One biological explanation for schizophrenia is genetics. This theory states that a person’s genes determine whether they develop schizophrenia or not. Family studies‚ twin studies and adoption studies have explored the roles of genes in the development of sz. Gottesman conducted a family study and he identified that the closer someone is genetically to a person with sz‚ the more likely to develop sz. For example

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    Running head: MEANINGS OF INTELLIGENCE AND ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR 1 Meanings of Intelligence and Adaptive Behavior Nidar Church Grand Canyon University SPE-351 February 09‚ 2013 Meanings of Intelligence and Adaptive Behavior Introduction: Intelligence and adaptive behavior are used when determining which students are struggling to learn in effort to provide the educational programming they may need to succeed in school. May students enter into school without being diagnosed; often students

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    SnapChat Explanation

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    a GPS‚ finding out random information‚ and even as an alarm clock. One of the most popular applications around at the moment is Snap Chat‚ which is a semi-new form of social media. The application Snap Chat was created in September of 2011 by a group of Stanford university students. To set up an account the potential user must download the application from the app story. When the application is downloaded the user chooses the option “Make an Account”. Once this option is chosen the application

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    the length and width (or depth) of an area or object as seen overhead. It is as though one were viewing the area from far up in the air‚ and all that could be seen is a flat‚ graphic representation of height‚ with everything flattened out. The display person‚ like an architect or engineer‚ is a professional and should not be given to whims or fancies that will not come to terms with reality. He or she must communicate with coworkers‚ consult with buyers and fashion coordinators‚ and get construction

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    Adaptive Physical Education Games By Steven Symes‚ eHow Contributor  Children with disabilities may not be able to participate to the fullest extent in a regular physical education class. Modified activities for children with disabilities can be employed either in a class with children who have no limitations or in a class composed entirely or students with disabilities. 1. Soccer * Soccer fields cover large areas‚ so decrease the size of the field to reduce the amount of movement required

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    D/E explanations of Anorexia Nervosa (24 marks) Anorexia Nervosa (AN) is a type of eating disorder characterised by extreme loss of weight and anxiety associated with food and weight gain. The 4 major symptoms of AN are body weight 85% or less of normal weight for age and height‚ distorted perception of body image (thinness is vital to self-esteem)‚ intense fear of being overweight or putting on weight and amenorrhoea (the loss of 3 consecutive periods). There is the biological and psychological

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