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    Merseytravel 24 Hatton Garden Liverpool L3 2AN Quality Manual Controlled Document Manual Holder | Transformation Manager | Issue Date | September 2011 | Issue/Revision | Issue V4 Rev 0 | Tel     0151 227 5181 Fax 0151 236 2457 Email jason.roberts@merseytravel.gov.uk Index Description | ISO 9001 | Introduction | 4 | Quality Policy | 5.3 | ------------------------------------------------- General Documentation Requirements | -------------------------------------------------

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    The essay will examine the management of medicines policy on standards in medication errors by nurses in the hospital environment‚ the guidelines that nurses must follow when giving medication in order to avoid medication errors. A definition for ’medication error’ will be given. Further issues to be discussed include; why medication error happens‚ approaches aimed at minimising medication error and the importance of teamwork ‚ a brief reflection and a conclusion based on the findings will be given

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    Prior to the 1944 Butler Education Act‚ to which this essay discusses‚ there are many other crucial Acts to briefly mention so as to show the development of education over time. One being The Elementary Education Act 1870‚ which is deemed the most important stage in the development of the national system of elementary education as it mapped out the country into schooling districts. Then The Mundella Act 1880 made Elementary education compulsory‚ but not free‚ for all children between the ages of

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    Physical Education In Secondary Schools My philosophy of physical education in the secondary setting deals with students becoming physically fit. Also that students learn how to communicate with others‚ especially in a team setting. My philosophy also holds in it different teaching methods. Methods that physical education teachers can use to get the most out of their students. With this philosophy of physical education I plan to use it toward becoming a good teacher. The major reason for having

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    TITLE: Sex Education in Elementary School SSP: To open up audience member that teaching sex education in elementary school is necessary. STATEMENT: Young Filipino must acquire enough knowledge about sex to avoid early pregnancy and protect people against Sexually Transmitted Disease. INTRODUCTION I. ATTENTION STEP: “Start children off on the way they should go‚ and even when they are old they will not turn from it.” II. CLARIFICATION STEP: My Speech is entitled Sex Education in Elementary

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    The Benefits of Physical Education in Elementary Schools Meagan Stanley 101 October 14‚ 2012 The benefits of Physical Education in Elementary Schools There are numerous benefits of physical education in elementary schools which have been listed by the advocates of physical education‚ scholars and researchers. Over the years‚ different research studies have been undertaken which have reviewed the benefits and relevance of physical education and sport (PE) in elementary schools. Based on the

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    main aim of education policies in the last 25 years has been to create an education market. The conservative governments of Margret Thatcher and John Major in the last 25 years were strongly influenced by New Right philosophy who see educational improvements as a way of promoting economic expenditure‚ but they think that state spending should be cut‚ not increased‚ and that competition is more important than equality of opportunity. This suggests that they marketised the education system into

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    Evaluate the role of different agencies in improving the attendance of children and young people in statutory education. Under the Education Act 1996‚ the Council has a statutory duty to ensure children and young people receive fulltime‚ efficient education‚ which is suitable to the age‚ and ability and any special needs they may have. This is usually through attendance at school. The Education Welfare Service (EWS) is one agency which takes the lead role for the Council in supporting school attendance

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    The Elementary Education Act 1870 was the first piece of legislation in England and Wales which dealt specifically with providing education for children aged 5 to 13 years of age. Education was to become accessible by all and not just wealthy. The Act was sponsored by William Forster and became known as ‘The Forster Act’. Under the act voluntary schools were left unchanged and local education boards were set up to create schools where there was a gap. The local education boards were to inspect the

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    and their lives.” Sex education on the other hand‚ according to Kirby (2002) and Alford (2003)‚ it teaches about abstinence as the best method of avoiding STDs and unintended pregnancy through contraception‚ it talks about interpersonal and communication skills which help young people explore their own values‚ goals and options‚ a prevention program that will affect multiple behavior and achieve positive health impacts. As support to the global call of sex education‚ Representative Lagman (2008)

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