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    Why Become a Teacher?

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    My choice to become a teacher was not made lightly. I have chosen a career in education because I believe it is one of the most important roles in today’s society‚ and would help me fulfil a desire to help and guide young people at a time they need it most. I began to understand in school and university that great teachers have skills that I wanted to learn. I want to follow their examples. I remember that great teachers were good at explaining content‚ were patient yet firm with students‚ were

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    Recognizing and understanding the perspectives of others can and will be very challenging in life but it is an important thing that everyone need to know. Sometimes a person may need to understand others perspectives in order for them to be able to go on to the next step. These types of situations will come early in life which is why it is important to learn at a young age. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee she shows the theme that coming of age involves recognizing others perspectives

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    8 Smart Tips for Scoring in Speaking 1. Memorisation Technique: First understand then learn all the multipurpose phrases introduced here because they work in all situations. 2.Fishing Technique: Read the situation carefully then ask the examiners what it means (even if you are sure you understand because they could give you extra points or vocabulary 3. Parroting Technique: If you really go blank‚ don’t worry. Just say you agree then repeat everything your friend just said. You’ll still

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    RR Concerning Children

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    Reading Response to “Concerning Children” In Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s essay “Concerning Children” she explains that people are temporarily children‚ and far more permanently (wo)men. She believes that when parenting a child‚ the key to molding him/her into a successful adult is not by making them 100% obedient and telling them to do things “because I said so”‚ but by telling them to do something and explaining why so they understand what they’re doing (Gilaman527-530). Gilman writes this argument

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    There are many different theories‚ models‚ and assessment tools that are used by career counselors over the course of their work. However‚ it has been found that many tend to try to use the same theory or model throughout their career‚ if possible because it is the theory or model that they believe to work the best. Due to this‚ it is important that someone looking into finding a career counselor to work with them‚ look at what theory they believe would best work for them. Once they do this then

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    Allergies: Box Analysis

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    The topic was explained in a way where only the essential science background was given and there was nothing too advanced to confuse the reader. It was written in a way to give an overall view of one develops allergies‚ then explain how it pertains to children and finally give examples and solutions. This really made it so the audience could not only read the examples and suggestions of solutions‚ but truly understand them and find them logical. The box explaining more allergies more in depth on

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    Stasis theory is a method of analyzing the most effective method to argue different sides of an issue. It was invented by the Greeks‚ and was further developed by Roman rhetoricians (Allen‚ “Stasis Theory”). The use of stasis theory is to examine if the proposed issue can be viewed as an argument of fact‚ definition‚ or evaluation. The last step of the status theory is examining the proposal argument. This is where it is examined if some sort of policy should be enacted to remedy the proposed issue

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    Jackie Dyer September 29‚2006 ENG115S Elizabeth Holt Mama and Dee The underlying difference between Mama and Dee (Wangero) in Alice Walker ’s story of "Everyday Use" brings about the major conflict over heritage. Mama and Dee have many differences which enables them to agree on certain circumstances. The main differences between Mama and Dee are their appearances‚ attitudes toward each other and things around them‚ amount of education‚ and of course‚ their idea of what heritage really is. Alice

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    Task 2 (M1) My placement was a physical theatre school for young children. In my placement I have observed a 1-1 interaction and a group interaction. The communication that took place was between a teacher and young student. The group interaction was between two teachers and a group of young students. The context of the group interaction was an informal conversation between two teachers and young students. The interaction seemed informal because of the joking and laughter that occurred‚ also because

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    Chapter three explains the differences between four main listening styles. There are empathetic and objective listening‚ active and non-active listening‚ nonjudgmental and critical listening and lastly surface and depth listening. I think my style of listening is largely active and inactive listening. Active listening is hearing what is said‚ concentrating on the message and absorbing it. Active listening includes paraphrasing the speaker’s ideas and meanings‚ being able to express understanding

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