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    More Than Just a Disease

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    MORE THAN JUST A DISEASE Plot Focuses on a young boy‚ Neil who has a skin condition called psoriasis. This disease makes Neil feel insecure and his mother’s attitude towards him also does not help‚ she is almost ashamed of her sons condition and this makes Neil feel that he has hide the fact that he has psoriasis. Neil feels the pressure when he goes to stay with his friend Michael and his family‚ and faces situations where people may find out about his condition. These experiences help mature

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    What Is Selective Mutism?

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    Introduction As Cohan‚ Chavira‚ & Stein (2007) relate‚ communication is one of the most important elements in school. Therefore‚ lack of communication by a child negatively affects the child’s social and emotional development. Furthermore‚ such a child presents insurmountable challenges in the classroom for teachers not trained to handle such situations. According to Omdal (2014)‚ a little known anxiety disorder that stop a child from communicating is Selective Mutism (SM) that teachers‚ especially

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    Role of Teacher

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    habits/attitudes and helping them to become good citizens of the nation. There are many students who feel shy or have some personality problems. It becomes quite important for teachers to attend to these students personally and encourage them to overcome this shyness or personality disorders. A good teacher in fact becomes a role model for students. Students tend to follow their teacher in almost every way like manners‚ style etc. Students tend to get affected by the teacher’s affection as well as love for them

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    never struggles to achieve anything in life. Whether it is good grades or high test scores‚ others think they are easy for me to obtain. However‚ I am human just like everyone else. What they don’t know is I struggle with social anxiety. To some‚ shyness is just another personality trait‚ but for me‚ it can sometimes be debilitating. As an introverted person‚ I find it difficult to interact with other people for prolonged periods of time. This includes socializing‚ maintaining friendships‚ sharing

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    sensitive boy who is afraid of talking to others in high school. After meeting Sam‚ Patrick and their friends‚ Charlie made friends with them and enjoyed his high school time. With the help of his friends‚ Charlie gradually overcame his fear and shyness. His best friend Patrick described him as a wallflower and said that he sees things; he keeps quiet about them; and he understands. In this written assignment‚ I am going to further explore the personalities of Charlie and the changes of him through

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    co education

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    together with understanding. It has also a common experience that the boys behave in a decent way when in company with girls. The problem of shortage of trained teachers can be dealt with by this system. Boys overcome their curiosity and girls‚ their shyness. It helps to development a personality of both men and women. The classroom atmosphere would be more positive and even they learn in the classrooms that are very advantageous for children learning. It helps to improve pupil’s confidence to interact

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    Trait Essay

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    that would reduce another to tears. This essay will discuss and critically evaluate Eysenck and Rachman’s trait theory and its associated experimental method of measuring habitual traits (that which are stable over time) such as extroversion and shyness or emotions‚ through personal inventory and psychometric testing. The focus of the essay will be on the ways in which trait theory has contributed to psychological understandings of individual differences and whether or not these differences can be

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    My Educational Journey

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    I never thought at this stage in my life I would be writing another college paper. I grew up with a learning disability; I knew going to college would be a challenge for me. With determination and self confidence I enrolled in a community college and acquired my associate’s degree in Criminal Justice. Eight years later‚ I am now pursuing the passion I have for Special Education with obtaining my bachelor’s degree in Child Development. My sister and I were born premature babies. We were born three

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    Co -Education

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    individual . Co-education helps the boys and girls to intermingle and understand each other well. They become more broad-minded and tolerant towards the opposite gender. They interact freely with one another‚ thereby overcoming hesitation and shyness. Thus‚ co-education leads to a healthy and harmonious relationship between boys and girls. Co-education moves out discrimination against boys and girls. Co-education also gives equality to both the sex. In fact boys become more conscious about their

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    Red Monologue

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    In the second grade‚ I had a crippling fear of my teacher‚ who loved to play‚ “Let’s pick on all the students who aren’t raising their hands.” In my imagination‚ school was where carnivorous teachers scanned the classroom‚ looking to slaughter the most helpless creatures. And it seemed like this one had clear intentions of mounting my prized head on the wall. This meant that I suffered from a chronic case of rapid heartbeat‚ timid eye contact‚ and tense palms that left imprints of red crescent moons

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