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    PROS AND CONS OF THE GROW COACHING MODEL The GROW Model Goal – Reality – Way to Go – Options Introduction The GROW coaching model is a tried and tested model to structure coaching lessons. The power GROW is that It leads to a clearly defined and result through 4 phases. The coachee is personally active in identifying problems and generating ideas for solutions. That means that anything that out of the coaching sessions has a lot of chance to work. The GROW stands for learning through experience:

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    chemicals used to control certain plants such as weeds. Two hypotheses were tested in the experiment.H₁) The herbicides will affect the population growth rate of the microorganisms and H₂) The adding of herbicides will affect the general behavior of the microorganisms negatively. Each species were separated into their own six containers‚ four of which had chemicals added into them while the other two were left as is to be a constant. All species had their population calculated every day and their

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    Seabiscuit is about a surprisingly small horse that had crooked legs‚ and was considered a bad-racing horse‚ and how he became America’s lift during the great depression by making a comeback that no one even imagined was possible. The horse was ridden by a jockey‚ Red Pollard‚ who was half-blind and didn’t win any races before Seabiscuit. A man named Charles Howard bought the horse after going through a tragic loss of his son and divorcing his wife. He originally owned a bicycle shop then afterwards

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    the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls. It was amazing! Where the Red Fern Grows is about an adult named Billy Colman. In the story‚ Billy narrates his childhood memories. Billy grew up in Oklahoma. He lived with his Papa‚ Mama‚ and three sisters. As a kid‚ all Billy wanted was two hounds. He dreams of going coon hunting with the two hounds‚ but his family can’t afford two hounds. That does not stop Billy though. Billy decides to work every odd job he can find‚ and after about two years‚ Billy

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    her in when it happened. She told me how she felt it was her fault and how she saw it all happen‚ the car... the hit. I didn’t even see it and I felt that bad‚ imagine how she felt. After her crying for so long I chimed in as well. Have you ever heard of the story “ Where the Red Fern Grows”(SPOILER ALERT!!!!!) well‚ I was thinking of when the first dog passes and the second one wouldn’t do anything until the first dog was there again. Plus with having only two dogs and that idea in my head I had

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    On August 17‚ 1771 Jan Baptist Van Helmont a Dutch scientist did an experiment that he soon discovered how plants grew. Van Helmont used a willow tree for his experiment here are his measures: Hypothesis: If you grow a willow tree and put soil and water in with the tree then it will grow. Independent variable: The soil is the independent variable. Dependent Variable: The plants depend on the water and the soil. Controlled Variable: In this experiment the controlled variable is the soil and the pot

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    How an Economy Grows and Why It Doesn’t: Unhealthy Economy: 1. Natural Disaster- They come when you least expect them and you probably would not have time to prepare for it. Depending on what type of natural disaster it is‚ it could wipe out your whole savings and capital. In the story Baker and Charlie had just finished their net that was actually installed into the water. It was a bigger net and was able to catch more fish with it. When the natural disaster was over‚ they had lost everything

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    Sherry Turkle makes the provocative statement at the onset of her novel entitled‚ “Alone Together”‚ that suggests technology to be “seductive when it what if offers meets our human vulnerabilities”. (2011:1). Technology can be perceived to have primarily been designed for problem solving purposes such as serving as a medium to improve efficiency or increase the production process‚ however‚ has since evolved into a platform that either boosts or hinders the human self-esteem. Furthermore‚ as suggested

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    losing their abilities to communicate with each other in person. In “Alone Together” Sherry Turkle‚ explains how technology has reached a new level into invading the personal and intimate lives of people. While in “Bumping into Mr. Ravioli” Adam Gopnik‚ describes how technology has given people the excuse to tell others of how busy and unavailable they are to others. Both essays evaluate how technology has been able to change on how technology is being used as a way to occupy oneself and reduce the

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    Alone Together Book Summary Alone together by Sherry Turkle‚ a MIT technology and society specialist‚ explains her negative take on the growing technological realm of society‚ and the drastic changes in social norms. She proceeds to back up her theories with real life observations and quotations from people through interviews and tests which she’s conducted in favor of learning information about their personal experiences with technology. Turkle offers different examples of the negative impacts technologies

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