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    Education Sector In a globalized economy with a high degree of competition among countries‚ the success of a nation depends on the educational level of its workforce. Technology has rapidly transformed education by extending learning space beyond the four wall of a classroom. Even though school plays the main role of education‚ technology offers verities of opportunities to learn more. Such as‚ Distance learning‚ online learning communities and access to vast resources and databases‚ etc. with the

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    1.1 Explain models of practice that underpin equality‚ diversity and inclusion in your area of responsibility Our organisation is built upon person centred practice and which I uphold this in my daily practice. Person centred practice is defined as the belief in the others potential and ability to make the right choices for him or herself‚ regardless of the therapist’s own values‚ beliefs and ideas (BAPCA‚ 2013). In applying this to people who access our service users this means that care plans are

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    2012.7.25 Traditional Education and Modern Education Education has been a means of transmitting one’s culture from one generation to another. As the oldest industry‚ it is the main instrument used by society to preserve‚ maintain and upgrade its social equilibrium. A society’s future depends largely on the quality of its citizen’s education‚ so having a good educational system is very important. Traditional education and modern education is a hot topic among many people‚ especially

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    1.Introduction and Statement of the problem For inclusion to be successful‚ schools require a certain culture and ethos. Part of this is that an aim in all classrooms should be to expand the circle of tolerance so that a broader range of behaviours are embraced and provided for through supports that are an ordinary part of the classroom‚ as a broader range of learner differences become an ordinary part of the school day. Inclusion is about creating a society in which all children and their families

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    Tsunamis Earthquakes ------------------------------------------------- Flood From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia For other uses‚ see Flood (disambiguation). Contemporary picture of the flood that struck the North Sea coast of Germany andDenmark in October 1634. People seeking refuge from flood in Java. ca. 1865–1876. Flooding of a creek due to heavymonsoonal rain and high tide in Darwin‚Northern Territory‚ Australia. Jeddah Flood‚ covering King Abdullah Street in Saudi Arabia

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    n physics‚ measure of the turning effect‚ or torque‚ produced by a force acting on a body. It is equal to the product of the force and the perpendicular distance from its line of action to the point‚ or pivot‚ about which the body will turn. The turning force around the pivot is called the moment. Its unit is the newton metre. The moment of a force can be worked out using the formula: moment = force applied × perpendicular distance from the pivot. If the magnitude of the force is F newtons and

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    I have experienced a few different types of charity events previously in my secondary school life such as raising funds for breast cancer awareness‚ school facilities and many others. However‚ for Moral Studies this time‚ I’m involved in a charity project along with my classmates to raise funds for non-profit organizations. Therefore‚ we had chosen Ti-Ratana as our target to raise fund for. Our main concern is to collect funds to support the orphans and old folks. For this event‚ we had to organize

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    Courses Overview Program Length The length of time to complete the Electrical Lineworker Program is 15 weeks of full-time enrollment. Program Hours The program is 510 clock hours (50 minutes of instruction per clock hour). Daily Class Schedule Students will participate in academic and field learning activities Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students receive one morning and one afternoon 15-minute break with a 30-minute lunch. School administration hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.‚ Monday

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    lectrostatics (Q.1) What is the direction of electric field intensity at a point on equatorial line of dipole? ( 1 mark ) (Q.2) Define electric dipole moment? ( 1 mark ) (Q.3) Define electric field intensity? ( 1 mark ) (Q.4) When does a dipole experiences maximum torque placed in uniform electric field? ( 1 mark ) (Q.5) What happens when an electric dipole is placed in non uniform electric field? ( 1 mark ) (Q.6) What is the value of electric field intensity inside a charged conductor? Why

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    Disability and Inclusion vs Segregation 15% of the world’s population has some form of disability (WHO‚ 2014). There has been ongoing debate on whether inclusion or segregation is superior in regards to children with disabilities. In the past segregation was the norm‚ but inclusion is becoming increasingly common. This debate is significant because it affects everyone. Parents‚ teachers‚ school administrators‚ recreation facilitators‚ and both disabled and non-disabled children are all affected

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