Unit 7- play and learning in children’s education E1: Collate evidence which describes the role of the practitioner in meeting children’s learning needs. * The practitioner’s role is meeting needs and supporting rights of children as suggested by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. ‘UNICEF’s mission is to advocate for the protection of children’s rights‚ to help meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential.’ http://www.unicef
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Examine the different definitions of leisure and the purposes it has served throughout history to come up with your own definition of leisure and define the purposes you think it should for individuals and/or societies. How does your view relate to what Russell presents about leisure in his text “In Praise of Idleness”? In the rest of your essay‚ discuss to what extent Russell’s ideas about work and leisure are still valid in the contemporary society. Bertrand Russell was a British philosopher‚
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The poem “Good Times” was really moving. It was a fairly short poem‚ but in the eighteen lines it was full of emotion. The author was talking about how her family had hit a good patch in their life after an apparent rough patch. She speaks about her father getting the power turned back on‚ her uncle winning the small lottery‚ and her family coming to celebrate. It seemed to me that this was coming from a child’s perspective. I researched the author‚ Lucille Clifton‚ and learned that she was
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[ATHLETICS IN MACGREGOR’S SPORTING LANDSCAPE] | Health & Physical Education Sociology | CONTENTS * 1.0 Introduction * * 2.0 Figueroa’s Framework > 2.1 Individual Level - 3.0 Action Plan * 4.1 Justification of Action plan > 4.2 Links to Survey Results > 4.3 Links to Research including individual level - 5.0 Conclusion - 6.0 Reference List - 7.0 Appendices Executive
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telling the story of his abuse as a child. But during the chapter “Good Times” and the Epilogue the tone changes to happy. In the chapter “Good Times” it reflects upon the once picture perfect family before his mother found alcohol and started to abuse him. In the Epilogue Dave writes about his experience as an adult and loving father to his son Stephen. He recalls one special family vacation spot that he talked about in “Good Times”‚ 17426 Riverside Drive‚ Guerneville‚ it’s his happy place. Him and
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(Hass‚ 2006). The reason for this I believe is that inmates that accumulate what is called “good time credit” for good behavior while incarcerated was originally meant as an incentive for said prisoners to maintain good behavior while serving their perspective terms of incarceration with the benefit of early release from prison if they met the terms and conditions to receive such benefits of “good time credit” as well has help with reliving some pressures on the prison system from overcrowding
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Leisure activity and well-being among the elderly in Taiwan: Testing hypotheses in an Asian setting Z A C H A R Y Z I M M E R 1 & H U I - S H E N G LIN 2 Population Studies Center and Department of Sociology‚ University of Michigan‚ and Centre on Aging‚ University of Victoria; 2Research and Planning Division‚ Taiwan Provincial Institute of Family Planning‚ The Republic of China Abstract. Studies conducted in Western nations suggest hypotheses regarding the relationship between leisure activity
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within the Leisure Class In Thorstein Veblen’s‚ The Theory of the Leisure Class which was first published in 1899‚ Veblen identifies a problem in our society for which many did not see. Veblen described society as a division of classes‚ one of these classes as he described as the “leisure class” or what we know today as the wealthier‚ upper class. In this book‚ Veblen describes society‚ and the economy‚ through the leisure class and analyzes their lifestyle through his time. The leisure class is a
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are both unique and intriguing characters. They have captured the imagination of all who have read any of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective stories. The adventures and crime solving are secondary to the characters and personality traits of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. The first thing to know about Sherlock Holmes is that he was an incredible detective. He could be very ambitious at times fully concentrating on solving a puzzling crime or he could be equally
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playing jeopardy is a good way to test machine intelligence. Jeopardy is an American television quiz show and it can ask about anything. Watson is a machine and it’s made for answering question. For Watson‚ there is a lot of possible answer but Watson need to pick the accurate answer. For example‚ if Watson has 3 possible answer then Watson will pick the one that has the most percentage. The most percentage means that it is more likely to be correct. In the article‚ IBM Watson became a jeopardy champion
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