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    assignment I will be looking at a range of theories relating to how learning takes place. I will consider how different theorist’s suggestions are put into practice in our setting focusing on the Foundation Stage. I will be looking at a range of teaching and learning models and considering how they relate to different styles of learning e.g. visual learners‚ an auditory learner or a kinesthetic learner (VAK). These teaching and learning models will be related to professional practice as well as how these

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    literature and how it influences the minds of children. There is definitely no one definition for a child that is why children are so unique in whatever they do as compared to adults. I do agree with Brittany Hardyman’s idea of how children’s books educate and create a sense of imagination for these children. Engaging children in whatever they do is very important because that is how they learn and develop. Engaging children in reading can be accomplished by incorporating more visuals‚ colors and creating

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    noncustodial parents paying child support (Miguel) • “States gain because the federal government pays 66 percent of state and local administrative costs for services to those on Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). In addition to federal reimbursement for administrative costs‚ states also receive federal incentive payments. Simply put‚ the more child support a state collects‚ the greater its federal return.” (Rachel‚ 2011) 2. Less strain on custodial parents by receiving child support

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    Learning Activity to Support Bilingual Learners Subject: Math Topic: Addition Grade: Second Activity Name: Roll the Dice Materials: Popsicle sticks‚ dice Have player one roll a pair of dice. Add the two numbers. The player gets that number in popsicle sticks. (If they get the correct answer.) He/she builds a tower if the popsicle sticks. Second player gets a chance. The player with the tallest building wins. The goal is to go through 10 rounds. Reflection: Manipulatives are

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    The custodial parent (CP)‚ Ms. Stout’s testimony revealed that she is concerned with the timeframe in which actions were taken on her child support case. She stated DHR finally provided her with an explanation as to why things took so long. She stated that back in 2013 she filed for DHR to enforce the child support payments from her ex-husband. She stated she had a child support worker (CSW)‚ then she got another CSW‚ they changed her worker several times‚ process the case for a court date; took

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    Legislation/Policy Document | Assessor Name: Yvonne Haywood | Candidate Name: Sera Hughes | Award/level: Level 2 Cert – Supporting teacher. | | LEGISLATION/POLICY TITLE (please delete as appropriate):Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy. | Where is this policy/information kept in your workplace?School office. | Who is your point of contact with regard to this policy/information? The designated person is Susi Whittome and deputy designated people are Claire Eastwood‚ Patrick Hill‚ Wendy

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    {NAME} The Importance of Social Support on Health {INSTRUCTOR} {DATE} Although social interaction is complex‚ some believe that it is vital to human health‚ both mentally and physically. The nature of social behavior is that many people find it hard to open their hearts and share their feelings and problems. However‚ social interaction where people can talk out their problems and feel accepted and understood is very beneficial to mental health. It is influenced by the number

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    Parents and carers place huge trust in professionals when leaving children and young people in their care. Legally practitioners have a duty to protect children and to care for them in the absence of their parents/carers. When pupils arrive on the school premises‚ teaching staff assume responsibility in taking care of all the needs of the children from the parents. Teachers are acting “in loco parentis” and it is their duty to ensure children’s safety and well-being. This can be seen within all contexts

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    punishment? There are a lot of ways that child support is acquired and a lot of mixed feelings toward it. There are people who feel that child support is a punishment due to the fact that if it is owed‚ the person requesting it may seem to have the upper hand and it does not matter what the paying party may have to say in front of a judge. In almost every situation‚ the paying party is wrong‚ no matter what the situation is. In some cases‚ they own backed child support‚ and if they are unable to pay‚ their

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    and child support issues (Bronte-Tinkew‚ Scott‚ & Lilia‚ 2010; Coles‚ 2009a; Gursimsek‚ 2003; Krampe & Newton‚ 2006). Overall literature proposes that teen fathers lack a clear understanding of their role and responsibilities as a parent. Not understanding that role not only affect the teen father‚ but also that child. Lack of involvement between father and child has shown to have educational and attachment concerns for the child. Attachment theory established by John Bowlby explored parent-child

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