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    disagreements and arguments from time to time and to always get on with everybody.As a teaching assistant it is part of your duty to ensure the children feel safe and protected from harm‚it’s a very delicate subject to tackle and to balance it correctly when things go wrong with the children as it can often be your instinct to get involved and sort things out for them but if you do you are stopping the children learning themselves there responsabilty and own desitions although there can be times when

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    tangible evidence through evaluation or experiments is denied. Science to secular humanists is what the Scripture is to Christians. Secular Humanism stems from the philosophy of naturalism and thereby places its trust in evolving science and physical evidence as opposed to supernaturalism. The principles of naturalism heavily rely on pieces of evidence that can either support or refute a proposed hypothesis. Seeing as how

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    To some‚ the world had always existed and has grown and developed over time. These people are called Naturalists‚ also known as Secularists. Naturalists feel that science is the cause and answers of the world‚ for example‚ evolution. They do not believe that there is a god of any kind. Also‚ they believe that humans are machines that will break (Weider and Gutierrez‚ p. 65). In contrast‚ Christians believe that God created the Earth and that He existed before anything. God created men and women‚

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    Naturalism Presented in The Open Boat Naturalistic writers tend to write in a somewhat scientific method because their characters are placed in a situation where the forces of nature or the environment are imposed upon them. The characters are then observed to see how they handle the challenge. Stephen Crane’s "The Open Boat" follows this pattern of writing. The reader is allowed to observe as the four characters fight against the natural elements to survive. The different forces of nature

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    Bibliography: Books Supporting Teaching and Learning level 3 Ms Louise Burnham and Mrs Brenda Baker (14 Dec 2010) Electronic Every Child Matters TSO 2003 Data protection.gov.uk September 2014

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    During the late nineteenth century there were two influential literary genres of note: realism and naturalism. In an attempt to break away from traditional romanticism‚ realists wished to recreate the world truthfully. They strove to represent things exactly as they were without added embellishment or influence. The second genre‚ spurred on by the scientific study of evolution by Charles Darwin and Claude Barnard’s use of the scientific method‚ prompted an interest in human behavior. By stripping

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    My reflection is on a teaching session of nasogastric feeding to a second year student. One of the patient I looked after was fed via a nasogastric tube. My student had told me she had never set up a feed via a nasogastric tube. I saw this as a learning opportunity for her. In order for me to teach my student effectively‚ it was important to establish her preferred learning style. Honey & Mumford (1992) identify four distinct learning styles e:g 1. Activist‚ are those people that learn by doing

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    Naturalism in the Red Badge of Courage Naturalism is the belief that nature and fate is a far larger force than man. Another words‚ no one can control their fate because there are far larger forces than man. There were many examples of naturalism in R B O C. One example was on page 796 in chapter one where the union soldiers were waiting around in camp with absolutely no control over when they were going into battle. The reason this was considered naturalism is because the larger force was the

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    FUNCTIONS AND CHALLENGES OF STUDYING LITERATURE PROLOGUE             We are as the first group would like to explain about Functions and Challenges of Studying Literature. May be many people ask‚ what the literature means. So‚ by this paper we will explain to reader some materials that are related with literature in this paper.             Functions and Chellenges of Studying Literature is the big topic that we will inform to the reader in this paper‚ the explanation of this paper we devide into

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    Unit 1 – Supporting teaching and learning activities in schools 1.1 A teaching assistant can have discussions with the teacher after obtaining a copy of the prepared lesson plan. Some time may need to be set aside for these discussions to take place‚ such as break or lunch times. These lesson plans are usually prepared in advance‚ the teaching assistant can provide support by doing their own prep work or helping out with task resources. There are three stages of planning: Long-term‚ medium-term

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