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    geoff walker

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    Activity Pack 1 – Unit 53 (& 54 Knowledge unit) Level 3 Diploma Children & Young People’s Workforce. Activity Pack 1 Core Mandatory Units – Contains Reflective accounts for Unit 53 & Unit 54 Written Questions Total Credit = 3 Credits Activity Pack 1 – 2 Credits - Unit 53 Reflective Account - Unit 53 Promote Equality and Inclusion in Health‚ Social Care or Children’s & Young People’s Settings

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    Mary Edwards Walker

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    MARY E. WALKER By: Rebecca Tippie MA-327 Leadership Dr. Robyn M. King March 2‚ 2013 I chose Mary Edwards Walker as my leader for this final project. I have always enjoyed reading a little bit of military history and I always look for stories about people who have gone above and beyond the call of duty or went against the grain. In my opinion‚ she really set the bar high for other women to follow‚ and I find her to be an exemplary leader and role model for other women in the business

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    The Last of the Mohicans

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    12/1/11 The Last of the Mohicans Movie Review The film “The Last of the Mohicans” by Michael Mann is a very interesting and captivating film. The setting of this film is in colonial America during the French and Indian War. It tells the story of Nathaniel Hawkeye who is a colonist adopted by a Mohican family. Nathaniel helps the British Military through the forests during the war. The French are allied with the Hurons while the British are allied with the colonial militia and the Mohican tribe. Nathaniel

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    Alice Walker Biography

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    Alice Walker uses her own mother as a method to explain the creativity that has lived on in black women from the post-Reconstruction era on. She explains her mother telling stories which came naturally like breathing and her mother’s magnificent garden. Her mother tended the garden while still continuing her work in the field throughout the day and caring for her children. She was creating beauty where there was never any room for any. Walker noticed that only when her mother

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    Devil and Tom Walker

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    The Devil and Tom Walker relates to American Romanticism in numerous ways. The Devil and Tom Walker finds inspiration in myth‚ legend‚ and folklore and also values feeling and intuition over reason. To begin with‚ Kidd the Pirate is an excellent example. “Under one of these gigantic trees‚ according to old stories‚ there was a great amount of treasure buried by Kidd the Pirate. This quote explains the legend of Kidd the Pirate. It is an example of American Romanticism because it finds inspiration

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    Last of the Mohicans

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    Analysis of The Last Mohicans James Fenimore Cooper was an American author born 1789 in Burlington‚ New Jersey. He wrote over thirty-two novels‚ five travel books‚ a history of the US Navy‚ as well as a couple of major works that gained social criticism‚ but was greatly known for his novels of the Leatherstocking series; The Last of the Mohicans‚ The Pioneers‚ The Prairie‚ The Pathfinder‚ and The Deerslayer. Cooper wrote in an extremely romanticized style‚ which is expressed in the Leatherstocking

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    The Last of Mohicans

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    James Fenimore Cooper The Last of the Mohicans c z y t a m y Retold by Graham Read w o r y g i n a l e Chapter I © Mediasat Poland Bis 2005 Silent Dangers Mediasat Poland Bis sp. z o.o. ul. Mikołajska 26 31-027 Kraków www.czytamy.pl czytamy@czytamy.pl Projekt okładki i ilustracje: Małgorzata Flis Skład: Marek Szwarnóg ISBN 83 - 89652 - 38 - 2 Wszelkie prawa do książki przysługują Mediasat Poland Bis. Jakiekolwiek publiczne korzystanie w całości‚ jak i w postaci

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    The Devil and Tom Walker

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    The Devil and Tom Walker "The Devil and Tom Walker" written by Washington Irving is an example of romanticism in American literature. This book was written between the late 1600’s and early 1700’s. Romanticism was an artistic movement within literature in the 19th century that promoted individuality with emotion‚ love and nature. Romanticism within literature stretched the hearts and feelings of characters and challenged them to change their pasts. Characters‚ such as Tom‚ his wife‚ and even the

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    Wind Walker Monks

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    as the scum of the earth; Wind Walker Monks. If you haven’t yet understood my material I am covering‚ this is an essay about World of Warcraft. First of‚ why do they get 2 disarms? This does not make any sense with regards to other classes. Some classes‚ such as Enhancement Shamans‚ don’t even get a disarm. And even then‚ one is an AoE disarm! If this were nerfed‚ or better yet removed‚ the balance in 2’s and 3’s would become less lobsided. Also‚ Wind Walker Monks have Touch of Karma. If you

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    Therefore‚ in an African American society‚ a search for self identity is a pervasive theme. The search for identity in "Everyday Use" written by Alice Walker uses the family’s contrasting views to illustrate the importance of understanding present life in relation to the traditions of ancestral culture. Using careful descriptions and attitudes‚ Walker uses the voice of the protagonist (the mother) to demonstrate which factors contribute to the values of one’s heritage and identity; she illustrates

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