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    your education and social status‚ even if you are completely the opposite. You might by highly educated‚ yet sound like an ignorant teenager and the latter is what is perceived of you since the way you speak is your first impression to the listener. Our manner of speech portrays to others our identity as described in the text and in this case our accents can be associated with our levels of education and socioeconomic status‚ which in the business industry is crucial. Variations in language therefore

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    The exhausted debate on whether the use of the ’N’ word is appropriate for use between all ethnicities is still very much alive and is continuously igniting feuds and controversies. Recently‚ during a Kendrick Lamar concert‚ a Caucasian woman was asked to join the rapper in his performance of "m.A.A.d. City". Lamar is notorious for his focus on racial injustice and life as an African American male‚ so the explicitness of his lyrics should be far from shocking. Not very far into the fan’s rendition

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    this country speaking languages other than English. The ethnic and linguistic diversity in the United States is what makes this nation different from any other country in the world‚ and the ethnic population of the United States has been growing at a rapid rate. However‚ with so many different cultures and languages coexisting in this nation‚ there has been constant debate about whether or not languages other than English should be honored and maintained in the American education system. As a result

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    STUDENTS’ VIEWS OF CAREERAND TECHNICAL EDUCATION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY A Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School at the University of Missouri-Columbia In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of Arts by ANGELA BROWDER Dr. David Bergin‚ Thesis Advisor AUGUST 2007 The undersigned‚ appointed by the dean of the Graduate School‚ have examined the [thesis or dissertation] entitled STUDENT’S VIEWS OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION presented by Angela Browder

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    The history of technical education in this country has been a century old. It all began in 1904 when a Technical School began its operation on Weld Road (now Jalan Raja Chulan) to teach Technical Assistants for the Federated Malay States Departments of Railways‚ Survey and Public Works. The school was officially known as Treacher Technical School‚ named after Sir William Treacher‚ the Resident General during that time. Students followed classed on part-time basis; they worked and trained specifically

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    Aspects of a Teaching Career Teaching is defined as the act of imparting knowledge or skill. It is a noble profession; even our president is a product of teaching. Through teaching‚ it guides and molds us to be ready for our future. A famous quote says “the hopes of the educated are better than the wealth of the ignorant”. Teaching is a passion at the same time profession‚ no other profession is greater than teaching. Professionals will not exist without the teacher and the teaching process. Teaching

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    CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Language is a social-cultural-geographical phenomenon. There is a deep relationship between language‚ culture and society. When we study a language‚ we have to study its dialects‚ register‚ slang‚ taboo‚ idiolects‚ etc. We can find the role of language and culture in The Parent Trap movie. The movie tells us about the differences culture of 2 girls who live in London and California. They were separated when they are baby. It was because their parents divorce. One of the

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    While online schooling and AP class create pathways to success in both college and careers‚ Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs provides students with higher success in both the classroom‚ and the workforce. Unlike online schooling and AP classes‚ CTE programs allow students the opportunity to challenge themselves and provide them with‚ “...the academic‚ technical‚ and employability skills and knowledge to pursue...and enter a career field…”(Brand et al. 7). As soon as students begin their

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    Dr. McClung ACED 3600 My philosophy of Career and Technical Education revolves around a few basic principles. First‚ I believe that formal education is a necessity in the recipe for success. Gone I believe are the times where a student could drop out of high school and still find a rewarding modest paying career. Another belief of mine is that education should prepare people for specific jobs rather than just a broad field education. Having a highly skilled workforce is dependent on people

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    APPLIED LINGUISTICS GUY COOK CHAPTER 5 SUMMARY This chapter is organized into four sections: “Knowing a language‚ Linguistic competence‚ Communicative competence‚ and The influence of communicative competence”. “Knowing a language”‚ gives an overview of the main questions related to knowing a language. The author reminds us the grammar-translation language teaching method mentioned in the previous chapter‚ Chapter 4. He points out that knowing the grammar and vocaabulary is crucial but being able

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