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    One guidance strategy I find interesting is positive reinforcement. This basic strategy occurs in everyone’s daily life – from infants to elderly people. It is a reward or positive response to behaviors one exhibits. It also “provides information about accepted behavior and‚ if used in a classroom‚ it supports students while he or she is trying it out‚ making mistakes‚ and trying again. Positive reinforcement can be verbal or physical‚ social or tangible; such as giving an encouraging word‚ a

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    understanding the definition of positive child guidance and also how to apply it to the classroom is very important. In order to create a respectful and supportive environment for the teacher‚ for the children‚ and also for the parents‚ the teacher should have a clear understanding of how to incorporate positive child guidance within the classroom and also have set goals on how to accomplish it in the classroom. The definition of positive guidance is equipping children to be independent and

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    Parental Responsibility and Childhood Obesity Submitted by: Cheryl C. Stevenson University Composition and Communication August 5‚ 2011 Parents are ultimately responsible for childhood obesity. Parents that ignore the countless warnings signs about the dangers surrounding childhood obesity are neglectful and this act should be considered a criminally‚ prosecutable offense. This type of neglect should be considered to be child abuse. Although a parent may not be physically abusing their

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    illustrates what is to come to a child without the proper guidance from their parental figures. The lack of parental guidance in the story is brought about by the machinery and technology that relieves the parents and children from daily chores and abilities that may seem tiresome‚ such as making dinner‚ cleaning the house and even tying their shoes. As they are relying on this technology‚ the parents are slowly beginning to lose their purpose as a parental figure in the children’s lives and are transferring

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    Parental Responsibility and Smoking Perhaps one of the most explosive public issues‚ with distinct moral dimensions‚ is what parents are responsible for in their children’s behavior‚ including health-impeding ones such as smoking‚ drinking‚ and other matters. Although in some states it is illegal for those under 18 to smoke in public‚ never mind what the parents’ views are on the matter‚ we can consider the issue apart from this fact of the law. Once again the issue is one of context‚ not of categorical

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    girls due to tradition or parents that hold them back from attending ("Main Navigation"). Other factors that affect children from going to school is because of conflicts and wars that result in schools to be destroyed and families to flee the country. Lack of education is a growing crisis due to many factors in developing countries but it has the power pull a country out of poverty and make them economically stable and attract other countries to trade‚ therefore it should be seen as a priority. Developed

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    behaviour‚ such as their initial career choice or later aspects of career development. This essay attempts to identify the theoretical framework that will underpin my guidance practice in the future. Initially‚ the guidance and client context is identified‚ with reference to their age group‚ diversity and need for careers guidance. This is followed by theories of Transitions‚ with Hodkinson et al’s work detailing the type of transition likely to be experienced by clients‚ and Nicholson and West’s

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    What case can be made that it was the lack of regulation of the banking sector that led to the financial crisis of 2008-9? What are the new regulatory structures that are being proposed in the US and UK? The preconditions of the 2008-9 crisis were high unemployment‚ high growth which was stimulated partially by foreign investment caused by imbalance of current accounts on the international arena (ie. Huge debt of US and the UK and surplus of China‚ Korea‚ Japan). Large part of the problem was

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    MOVEMENT RECOGNITION AND AUDIO GUIDANCE DEVICE FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE Miss. Gayatri Dandekar Miss. Deepti Kulkarni Student BE ENTC Student BE COMP dandekargayatri@gmail.com kddeepti@gmail.com MKSS’S Cummins College of Engineering For Women‚ Karvenagar‚ Pune-411052 Abstract -Now a day’s many systems are developed

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    permission to…”Perform any operative procedure‚ under anaesthetic either local or general that they may deem necessary in the proper surgical care and treatment of: Henrietta Lacks” (31).

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