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    1. We do many things‚ sir‚" Nicola answered seriously. He glanced at us hopefully. Answer 5-(a): The narrator was surprised to see the boys shining shoes because he thought that they sold fruits for a living. However‚ when he questioned the boys regarding this‚ Nicola said that they also did a lot of other things for a living. The boys hoped that the narrator would ask for their services and in return would earn some good money. 2. He coloured deeply under his sunburn‚ then grew pale Answer

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    new forms of entertainment‚ while their parents attempt to find ways to maintain them in the so called “safe zone.” Although tracking‚ monitoring‚ and blocking are different forms of tactics used by parents to “protect” their children‚ adolescents attempt to find ways to get around them and are derived from essential skills required for decision making in their near future. Kids should be allowed to run wild online in order to make and learn from their mistakes‚ develop decision making skills and

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    Everyone is taught from a young age that everyone else’s opinion matters just as much as their own. Children accept the opinion of their peers openly and without judgement. As people get older and gain experience in life they begin to start criticizing the opinions of others‚ whether this criticism comes from prejudice‚ cultural differences‚ or their own values and beliefs. These differences in people have allowed people to believe other people’s opinions are worthless or a waste of time and energy

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    Empowerment of students to become innovators. This paper is authored by S. Suryanarayanan‚ Associate Professor‚ Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship‚ Bangalore Inculcating entrepreneurial qualities in management students. In his famous article “ The discipline of Innovation “ ‚Peter Drucker says that “Despite much discussion these days of the "entrepreneurial personality”‚ few of the entrepreneurs with whom I have worked during the last 30 years had such personalities. But I

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    Learning outcome 1.1 Communicate with children and young people in a way that is appropriate to the individual‚ using both conventional language and body language When communicating with children‚ a number of skills need to be demonstrated to communicate effectively. Children learn to communicate through the responses of others‚ if they feel they have not had there contributions valued they are less likely to initiate communication themselves appropriate responses reinforce the child’s self-esteem

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    Ofcourse it is necessary to train them and discipline our children but only after emotional Tank have been filled and refilled‚ an then ‚they can deplete regularity.Only unconditional love can prevent problems such as resentment feeling of being unloved‚guilt‚fear and insecurity… Giving your child child unconditional love will be able to deeply understand them and deal With their behaviour‚whether GOOD OR BAD. There r five different ways you can fill your childs emotional tank-------- 1) Physical

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    Publish: Parents make the best teachers to their children ¿Yes? ¿No? “Nothing is secure when you become a parent‚ except the love you have for your children” Dr. Samuel Caddish. As a personal opinion‚ I would agree on that‚ parents make the best teachers to their children because they are the ones who begin the whole education‚ from the first word to the first steps‚ they are the ones who love them the most so they’d give their best as teachers. According to Pablo Riba (missionary

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    In America‚ the media plays a tremendous role in society. We use the media in various ways; we use it to obtain new information‚ stay informed‚ follow trends‚ and monitor power of the government. Underneath the media that we all so love are the “well-informed” Journalist and the journalism they partake in. I put well-informed in quotes because they are well‚ well-informed but simultaneously not well-informed. Journalist are the ones that go on the hunt for the next big story to inform the public

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    What is meant by a positive environment? What is meant by a positive environment is a happy place. A happy environment is a setting that has structure and routine so that children can rely on a secure environment. Always looking at the positive in everything that children do can help them to be more confident. A positive environment can also help to stimulate children and in affect make the children want to learn more. There are regulatory requirements that underpin a positive environment for

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    Microsoft’s “Empowering” Commercial (2014) What is a world without color? A world without sound coming from every angle enveloping our every move and caressing our minute ear drums? A world without the ability to speak out and enlighten the world with new perspectives? Having something to say but physically restrained to do so? What would it feel like to be immobile in our hands‚ legs‚ and neck? How difficult would it be to accomplish everyday activities when we have to rely on others to be our

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