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    Introduction: Organizational development promotes targeting goals by harmonizing them with the aims of people working in the organization‚ by changing the organizational culture and optimizing organizational communication on the basis of principles of openness‚ trust‚ information sharing‚ productivity‚ organization and work group dynamics‚ etc. For this reason‚ the development of organizations is a planned effort‚ depending on the size of the organization‚ managed from above‚ aimed to improve the

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    Milimani law Courts 3 3.0 Area of interest 4 4.0 Statement of the problem 5 5.0 Outcome in 50 Days 5 6.0 Rationality of the RRI 10 7.0 Challenges to Implementation of the RRI 10 8.0 Recommendations 11 9.0 Conclusion 12 RAPID RESULTS INITIATIVE 1.0 Introduction On September 16‚ 2011 the Chief Justice of Kenya Hon. Charles Mutunga was overwhelmed by the number of cases that were piling at the Milimani Law Courts‚ located in Nairobi for the past one year and the number of judges available

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    Develop an initiative to reduce the use and sale of drugs within a community that might be proposed to a police chief as a cost effective and practical solution. Summarize‚ if any‚ the involvement of each major component in the criminal justice system in this initiative. Write a paper outlining your initiative. Use external resources to support your ideas.  Law enforcement agencies take a critical part in prevention strategies as well as community-based prevention groups. Most communities have

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    National Integration

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    The Problem of National Integration |   | |   National integration means the unity of the nation. It has been rightly said “United we stand but divided we fall”. A nation which is not united falls like a house of cards. India is a country where persons of different castes‚ colors and creeds live together. Narrow considerations like communalism‚ regionalism‚ casteism and linguism seem to rule the country. National integration‚ therefore‚ has become the most urgent need of the hour. There are

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    school administrators‚ teachers‚ parents‚ and students. Notably‚ however‚ no prior studies have assessed the views of the general public‚ and few have utilized multivariate analyses in order to identify the factors that shape perceptions of SRO initiatives. Using community survey data collected in Anchorage‚ Alaska this study explores the general public’s awareness of‚ perceived need for‚ and belief in the effectiveness of SRO programs‚ and systematically examines factors that predict public support

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    through all this‚ how our behaviour as teachers in our planning of the curriculum‚ in our interactions with children and our discussions with other colleagues‚ can best contribute to the kind of classroom and school climate most conducive to oracy." [Howe‚ 1997.] In the 1970’s‚ projects led by linguists and educationalists such as Wilkinson [1965‚] Vygotsky [1978‚] and Bruner and Bruner [1986‚] recognised the importance of oracy in the primary classroom. It was not until The National Oracy Project;

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    Frankenstein Anti Hero

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    1. Describe what an anti-hero is in contrast to a traditional literary hero‚ and give 1 example from a text we have read. An anti-hero is a central character in a literary work such as a narrative who lacks the traditional heroic qualities. Whereas traditional heroic qualities include courage‚ physical prowess‚ and fortitude‚ an anti-hero typically distrusts conventional values of society or culture. Anti-heroes do not commit to any ideals. The anti-hero feels helpless in a world over which they

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    Anti bullying Policy

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    POLICY TITLE: Anti Bullying Policy What is the legalisation that underpins this policy: Schools are under a legal duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of all students (s.175 Education Act 2002). “Safeguarding” encompasses issues such as child protection‚ “public health and safety and bullying” (DfES/0027/2004 Safeguarding Children in Education). Summarise the main points of this policy: Aims of this Policy • to prevent bullying of children and young

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    a. Stage 3: Initiative vs. Guilt b. This stage is often associated with children who are in preschool. Ages between 3 and 6 c. They make and carry out plans‚ or they’re guilty for failing to do so. d. Some positive outcomes are that a parent who allows their child to do what he/she wants to do freely will allow the child to grow and become more of a unique individual. This freedom given to the child will serve to teach the child responsibilities and disciplines by himself/herself. A positive outcome

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    This includes considering reasons why effective communication is important and the effect of social‚ professional and cultural contexts on communication. Communication difficulties are examined and learners find out how to adapt communication to meet individual needs including how to deal with disagreements with children‚ young people and adults are studied. The legislation‚ policies and procedures relating to confidentiality are examined and why children‚ young people and adults need reassurance

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