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    Proactive Lesson 1. What is the purpose of education? THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION- How a teacher approaches classroom management—the priorities and techniques he or she uses—depends on his or her goals. If the purpose of classroom management is to elicit compliance‚ the methods chosen will reflect this choice. For example‚ the military requires behavior rooted in obedience. The methods used to foster compliant behavior include intimidation‚ drills‚ routine‚ and loyalty oaths. These methods are appropriate

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    Introduction It is commonly assumed that where there are differences between L1 and L2‚ the learner ’s L1 will probably interfere with the L2 (negative language transfer)‚ whereas‚ when L1 and L2 are similar‚ the L2 will assist the L2 learning (positive language transfer) (Ellis‚ 1994). Therefore‚ we tend to believe that most of the errors are account of negative transfer. This is partly true according to many empirical studies of errors which have showed that many errors are common to different

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    I will explain at least three different proactive approaches to crime within communities. “A number of proactive strategies address violence in the community. Generally‚ these strategies focus on community interaction‚ family bonding‚ personal skill development‚ quality health care‚ youth activities‚ and so forth. The research may be applied to strategies designed to reduce violence in any community” (Meadows‚ (2010). The rebuilding the village proactive approaches states that adage that it takes

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    Retroactive: A Single Work of Art‚ With Many Faces By: Logan Dodge Few works of art are able to perfectly capture a period of time as thoroughly as Paul Rauschenberg does with his masterpiece titled‚ Retroactive. He was one of the first artist who wanted to take mass media into the art studio‚ and break down the barriers between art and things like advertising‚ newspapers‚ and television. Retroactive is a brilliant collage of iconic images from the early 60’s and it captured all of its

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    profession. However‚ proactive policing efforts have developed over the years and provide a greater police response to addressing crime issues. Proactive policing is a simple concept. Proactive policing efforts are self-initiated police activities that prevent crime from occurring. Some examples of proactive policing efforts that citizens are familiar with would include officers issuing traffic citations‚ completing field interviews‚ and stakeouts. Although this type of policing is proactive‚ citizens see

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    Safeguards Technical Assistance Memorandum Protecting Federal Tax Information (FTI) By Proactive Auditing Introduction The traditional way to audit a system involves identifying issues that have already occurred‚ then reviewing audit logs to determine which relevant events are of a serious nature. While this "after the fact" or “passive” auditing is an important tool in data security‚ an auditing program requires significant resources in people‚ process and technology to effectively identify

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    Examining the RNA Interference Mechanism in the dpy-13 Gene in C. Elegans Through Feeding Mehdi Misto Lab: Monday 1:00 – 4:50 PM 11 December 2012 Introduction: RNA interference‚ or RNAi‚ is a biological process in which RNA molecules reduce the gene expression of an organism. This is done typically by causing the destruction of specific mRNA molecules. RNAs are direct products of genes‚ these small RNAs can bind to other mRNA molecules to either increase or decrease their activity like in the example

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    has already taken place such as murder‚ or theft. On the other hand‚ the ‘proactive approach’ to investigation occurs in response to an ongoing criminal activity or even before the crime has been committed. For e.g. the police may get information that a gang is going to commit a crime in a particular area. In other cases‚ the police may patrol an area which they think is very prone to crimes based on past crime rates. Proactive investigation is more effective because the investigators control the investigation

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    the agencies are just inquiring due to the funding. Most of the police organizations applying for the grants do not fully understand the new style‚ and either intentionally or unintentionally misuse the funds. Community orientated policing is a proactive philosophy that promotes solving problems that are either criminal‚ affect the quality of life‚ or increase citizens fear of crime. It involves identifying‚ analyzing and addressing community problems at their source. Unfortunately‚ many individuals

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    Define ‘humanitarian intervention’ and explain how it is used to justify interference in another state’s affairs. Throughout history‚ governments of countries or ‘states’ have found cause to interfere in other states’ affairs. ‘Humanitarian intervention’ is a means by which several states have justified this interference. The Iraq War in 2003 was caused by an unjustified intervention‚ and as a result‚ bore severe repercussions. Defining humanitarian intervention shows that even though the process

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