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    Sustainable Work Practices

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    Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices BSBSUS201A Assessments Version 1.1 [pic] |Intellectual property statement | |Aspire Training & Consulting (ABN 51 054 306 428). | |The intellectual property of the assessment resources reproduced here remains with Aspire Training & | |Consulting.

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    11/13/13 Print: Agencies and Commissions Agencies and Commissions Underneath his cornfield‚ John Waters finds the remains of an ancient Native American settlement. Which independent agency would be interested in making arrangements for the protection of this site? A. National Endowment for the Arts B. National Endowment for the Humanities C. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation D. National Archives and Records Administration Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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    Code Switching In Schools

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    Each year teachers have the opportunity to train children to honor God and to be successful citizens. Sometimes this training will include code switching. Code switching is a term used to describe the act of behaving differently according to the expectations of the group one in interacting with. Code switching generally is either formal or informal. School rules and expectations fall under the formal category. In this category students are expected to raise their hands before speaking‚ wait their

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    teacher‚ Ms. Katie O’brien asked me if I had a deaf child‚ where would I placed him in the school system? Good question. If I had a kid‚ I wouldn’t keep him at home like some parents would do. I’d want him to have the best of both worlds hearing and deaf. If my child was severely deaf but can hear somewhat‚ I’d put him in a mainstream school. From there I’d see how well he places in school. Does my child have an interest in learning new and exciting things or would he/she be

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    School Works

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    events that happened to Rizal and also features clippings from his two works namely: Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo and was re – enacted by Joel Torre and also feature how he was executed to death and how the Katipuneros seek revenge for him. I appreciate how it was filmed because it features how the Spanish Government treated the Filipinos in a way that they are degrading them. With that‚ Rizal was inspired to write those works to reveal the foolishness of the Spanish Government. The two novels

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    School Dress Code

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    School Dress Codes The following essay will examine what school dress codes are and why many schools are now slowly moving this policy into there schools. School dress codes are set policies enforced by the school or school districts‚ by making a student wear a certain type of clothing or one basic type such as a uniform. Dress codes in schools began as early as the 50’s and 60’s when schools were on a campaign to curb “juvenile delinquency”. Juvenile delinquency refers to either violent or non-violent

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    Dress Codes in School

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    and many others like it multiple school boards believe that with uniforms or stricter dress codes‚ the students will have better learning environments. Many schools now implement strict dress code standards‚ or school uniforms‚ because of the cases. Moreover‚ the students believe they already are not being allowed to express themselves and strict school dress codes and uniforms would not allow the students to do so. One of the things I believe a big deal in schools are uniforms. I personally am

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    Social Work - Code of Ethics

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    Workers The Code of Ethics for Social Work BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS An imprint of the British Association of Social Workers Will your practice stand up to scrutiny? Don’t put yourself at risk Our members enjoy the security of a professional Advice and Representation Service and indemnity insurance. If you wait until you need us you may not qualify for assistance. www.basw.co.uk Venture Press - essential reading for all care professionals INTEGRATED PRACTICE: USING NARRATIVES

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    Dress Code in Schools

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    a girl‚ I think the dress code is pretty fair. I really don’t believe we want to wear short shorts and mini skirts and spaghetti straps‚ I think we just want to just look impressive. I think it’s perfectly fine for us to wear t-shirts and jeans‚ because we don’t need to wear holey jeans and low shirts. It’s not much of a problem for guys‚ they don’t barely even care what they wear. But on the other hand‚ girls care much more about their appearance. I think the dress code is a bit unfair to high schoolers

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    Social Work Law

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    Social Work Law This assignment involves a case study where Ralph‚ a fourteen year old boy‚ is currently in foster care because his mother; Kerry‚ felt she was unable to control him due to his behaviour. However‚ Kerry has now expressed that she is unhappy with this foster placement and has requested that her son be returned to live with her and his two younger brothers. The scenario becomes more complex owing to the fact that Ralph has disclosed that his mother had regularly hit him with a walking

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