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    Assess the importance of school factors such as racism and pupils’ response to racism in creating ethnic differences in educational achievement. Racism is a system of beliefs that defines people as superior or inferior‚ and justifies their unequal treatment‚ on the basis of biological differences such as skin colour. Individual racism refers to the prejudiced views and discriminatory behaviour of individuals. Institutional racism exists when the routine ways an organisation operates have racist

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    Statement of Explanation

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    Statement of Explanation – “The night that never happened” I am composing a creative piece in the form of a short story. The intended audience are adults who are unable to empathise with asylum seekers. I am agreeing with the prompt that ‘It is often the vulnerable and powerless‚ who are unable to avoid the effects of conflict.’ I will draw on ideas from the memoir “The Rugmaker of Mazar-E-Sharif” such as the setting and not to mention using a Najaf-like character who has similar history (dealing

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    Hayes 1 Abstract The difference between male and females was examined in five investigations in a large‚ well known video store chain. Different genders were looked at in groups of all male or all female‚ single men and single women‚ and then groups of mixed gender. Differences between the two were measured in actions‚ words‚ and attitudes. The findings were in sync with what society generalizes so broadly as: men and women differ in everything they do. The research was conducted not to

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    juvenile delinquency has long been a problem when asking as to why some children steal and not others‚ why some skip school‚ or why some set fires and damage property. Some theories have been improved from time to time over the years‚ but the last ten or fifteen years have had significant study and advancement. Officers of the juvenile courts‚ child welfare associations‚ educational bodies‚ and mental clinics have been vital in order to compile the large amount of data on juvenile delinquency and how

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    A Scientific Explanation: Why Do Bats Fly At Night? We have always known bats for being nocturnal‚ but do we exactly know why? Without the aid of science‚ our ancestors solved this mystery through means that were available during their time. As they were both artistic and expressive‚ they spent most of their time coming up with stories‚ which are now what we know as legends. One of which was the story “Why Bats Fly at Night” which was adapted from Rosario Singh’s story “Bakit sa Gabi Lumilipad

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    What are some consequences of the Columbian Exchange? The Columbian exchange was a movement that changed the Americas permanently. The Americas were inhabited by the Indians which lived in tribes. When Conquistadores such as Cristobal Colon arrived they brought in much more than just people. Food‚ animals‚ diseases and new customs changed America. First of all the Native American population decreased because of slavery and illnesses a ninety percent. This was a huge change in the population

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    What is the Current Macroeconomic Situation in the US? In June 2012‚ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard states‚ “the current stance of monetary policy is ultra-easy‚ and remains appropriately calibrated given the macroeconomic situation in the U.S” (St. Louis Fed’s Bullard‚ 2012‚ par. 1). The statement‚ however‚ is ambiguous and subsequent information provided by Bullard contained no real clarifications. For example‚ Bullard explained that the “policy rate remains near zero”

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    1.0. Introduction. 2.0. Problem solving Situation. 3.0. Concept identified. 4.0. Explanation of the concepts. 5.0. Applications. 6.0. Personal reflections. 7.0. Pressure. 8.0. Key concepts 9.0. Explanations 10.0. Application 11.0. Personal reflections. 1.0. Introduction. Concepts are essential aspects in the life of human beings. They are used to deal with different situations that human beings face. One of the most beneficial uses of concept is solving problems

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    surgeon‚ you need to have steady hands. For some of us‚ it is not physically possible. Another example that we mentioned was professional athletes. No matter how bad someone wants to be a professional athlete‚ there is a certain level of skill that may not be able to be reached due to genetic traits. Perhaps their parents are small or uncoordinated. The person is simply out of luck. I think a good example would be someone who wants to become a drummer. Some simply have more rhythm and natural musical

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    Explanations of Forgetting Forgetting is ‘the inability to recall or recognise material that was previously stored in memory’‚ and there have been several explanations provided from a variety of studies investigating how we forget. Depending on whether information is forgotten from sensory memory‚ short term memory (STM) or long term memory (LTM) it can be due to a lack of availability or accessibility. A lack of availability is where information is not present in STM due to decay and displacement

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