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    Hemoglobin and its importance Oxygen is the most essential element required to sustain human life. If an adequate supply of oxygen is not circulated throughout the body to vital organs and tissues‚ brain damage‚ organ failure and death can result. Hemoglobin (Hb)‚ the iron-containing respiratory protein in red blood cells‚ is responsible for transporting oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Measured in grams per deciliter (g/dL)‚ hemoglobin levels indicate the blood’s ability to carry

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    Punishments vary in so many ways. Every country‚ every leader‚ and every military‚ all have their own forms of ratifying situations. Civilian or military‚ man or woman‚ young or old‚ all seem to make a difference as to how a person is punished for the things they do wrong. Fairness is only determined by background and upbringing. In the United States Navy‚ punishments are usually dealt out to reinforce values and morale when unacceptable behavior has been displayed. As a member of the United

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    GLOCK 17 LESSON 1 LESSON TO COVER • WEAPON CHARACTERISTICS • TOET’s PRELIMINARIES: ROLL CALL: SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Instructor to inspect weapons and deem clear LESSON STORES: Target Boards‚ Gock’s‚ Magazines‚ Cleaning Kit ALLOCATION OF STORES (Per Student): Glocks‚ Sling‚ Magazine REVISION: N/A PERIOD: This is a 45 minute lesson RELAVENCE: You are taught this lesson so that you can handle the Glock 17 in a safe and competent manner STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVE:

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    DESCRIBING LEARNERS * Age * The age of our students is a major factor in our decision about how and what to teach. * Different needs‚ competences‚ cognitive skills. * “Acquisition is guaranteed for children up to the age of six‚ is steadily compromised from then until shortly after puberty‚ and is rare thereafter” (Stephen Pinker‚ 1994) * Age- some beliefs * Adolescents are unmotivated and uncooperative and therefore make poor language learners; * Adults have

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    Essay: Socio-Economic problem common faced in India and America Problem of unemployment is a common socio-economic problem faced in India and United states. Reasons for the problem are more or less similar only differing in the intensity‚ complexity and depth. Looking at India first unemployment is seen as problem because country’s most important productive asset which is its manpower‚ abundance in India‚ is going waste being idle. Unemployment among educated youth is a bigger concern in the

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    for peace and development‚ based on the principles of justice‚ human dignity and the well being of all people. However‚ the UN peacekeepers have to face many problems in order to maintain world peace such as‚ non-agreeing members of Security Council‚ high maintenance cost‚ unwillingness of the members to intervene in another nations problem. In 1956‚ the UN created a peacekeeping force and the Security Council was appointed its head. The Security Council consists of five permanent and ten non-permanent

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    Focus on the Learner Each teacher must deal with a class - a group of individuals with different needs often growing out of their different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. ESL students have widely different needs‚ because of differences in cultural background‚ age‚ and previous education. Even if the students in one class are all from the same language group‚ they inevitably have different learning styles and needs. It means‚ that the teacher needs to be aware of the difficulties involved in

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    should be suitable for all learners‚ wheelchair users someone with crutches‚ Coat’s behind chairs and bag’s under the table. There are many guidelines for you to follow such as working with vulnerable adults in order to do so you will need a criminal record bureau [CRB] this is used so your work place knows your back ground. When you become a teacher “Assume Nothing” you have to be fair to all your learners by assessing them individually. It is important that all learners feel comfortable and confident

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    The unstructured problem usually faced by the upper level manager. This happen because the lower level manager handle the routine decision themselves and let the upper level manager deal with the decision they find unusual or difficult. The table below will shows us the different between programmed and non-programmed decisions. Characteristic Programmed Decision Nonprogrammed Decision Type of problem Structured Unstructured Managerial level Lower level Upper level Frequency Repetitive‚ routine

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    Focus on the Learner Learner Characteristics Learner characteristics are difference between learners which influence their attitude to learning a language and how they learn it. These differences influence how they respond to different teaching styles and approaches in the classroom and how successful they are at learning a language. The differences include the learner’s motivation‚ personality‚ language level‚ learning style‚ learning strategies‚ age and past language learning experience. Learning

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