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    Social workers help people with their lives in a variety of contexts. They can work with families where there is domestic abuse‚ in situations of child abuse‚ with children and people with disabilities‚ assist with fostering or adoption and work with young people who misuse substances such as drugs or alcohol. According to The Sefton Local Safeguarding Children Board‚ the UN Convention states that young people have rights such as the right to life‚ the right to be treated as equal citizens‚ the right

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    specialism and consider how these meet the needs of your learners INTRODUCTION I am an Assistive Technology Trainer‚ which comprises of training individuals in a one-to-one environment with differing disabilities‚ using specialist software and hardware allocated to them as an aid to their studies; these include Mind mapping‚ Text to Speech‚ Speech Recognition and Audio. Helping to enable them to achieve their full potential in the subjects they are studying‚ these can be anything from Law and

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    How good can education be

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    give these professionals tool to make education at a higher standard. Although the use of logos is clear there is an underlining essence of pathos‚ and a lack of pathos. ​The article starts with talking about how special graduation is‚ and how important receiving a college degree really can be. Nevertheless it also says that the difficulty of schooling has significantly decreased in recent years. School is more about fun now then about work. Surveys have shown that “Almost 9 out of 10 reported overall

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    research will be chiefly guided by the lens of culturally responsive pedagogy to explore EFL practices in context of Nepal. “Culturally Responsive Teaching”‚ as per the definition of Gloria Ladson-Billing‚ is an approach that empowers students intellectually‚ socially‚ emotionally‚ and politically by using culturally referents to impact knowledge‚ skills and attitudes. (cited in Sealey-Ruiz‚ 2006). The term culturally responsive teaching or culturally responsive pedagogy was first used by Gay (2000)

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    Assignment #1 part 3 In Darkness We Meet  Melissa Nicholls 12 H   Diaz states in this interview that‚ “learning English is such a violent experience as a kid.” He explains that it could be such a violent experience‚ especially for immigrants‚ because English seems to be this language that one has to perfect. Someone learning this language will punish them selves for every mistake they make‚ thinking everyone will be judging them‚ when in reality they’re their only critic. This “violent experience”

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    In the beginning of The Five People We Meet In Heaven we meet our main character Eddie when it is his 83rd birthday. We learn that Eddie is the maintenance man and that he tests the amusement rides at Ruby Pier to make sure their safe. We also see that Eddie dies from a falling amusement cart and journeys to heaven where the rest of the story takes place. In the first chapter‚ we are also are introduced to a little girl who Eddie tries to save from the falling amusement. Also it also showed foreshadowing

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    J U LY 2 0 12 How strategists lead Cynthia A. Montgomery A Harvard Business School professor reflects on what she has learned from senior executives about the unique value that strategic leaders can bring to their companies. Seven years ago‚ I changed the focus of my strategy teaching at the Harvard Business School. After instructing MBAs for most of the previous quarter-century‚ I began teaching the accomplished executives and entrepreneurs who participate in Harvard’s flagship programs for business

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    Jeremy Bentham was a philosopher‚ economist‚ atheist and social reformer. Being a social reformer means that Bentham worked to make a gradual change to society. Being an economist meant that he had knowledge in the social science and discipline of economics. Bentham was a philosopher because he studied ways of thinking about the world. This all had an impact on the way his ideas were influenced. He developed the theory known as Act Utilitarianism. His version of Utilitarianism is referred to as ’Act’

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    From the Te Whāriki and Te Tiriti o Waitangi teaching we understand that there are many teaching dispositions which related to how we can improve in the quality of teaching and effective learning. Culturally responsive and relational practice is one of the important one which is mentioned strongly in the Te Whāriki. It is also one of the most well-known practice in New Zealand. Furthermore‚ collaborative practice is another useful disposition to improve our teaching quality. Collaborative practice

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    How can people in society be normal? Ordinary is desirable‚ and anyone else is a social misfit (C.M.‚ 2013). Catharine M‚ a journalist for magazine Teen Ink‚ explains normal as “Normality is an impossible and improbable dream that we strive for all our lives. We strive for it‚ because it will give us that ego boost that we need to reassure us we fit in. Normal is perfection. Normal is the exception.” Normality is a universal struggle for society and what is “normal” changes with changing societal

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