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    Like many other boys‚ I love to swim. Since the age of five‚ I have spent many summer days in the YMCA pool. When I was 13 years old‚ I desired something more challenging than casual swimming‚ so I joined the high school development team for the Badger Swim Club. On the first day‚ all the team members dived into the water as soon as the coach gave the order. I was the only one who jumped in. After a few laps‚ I was far behind all the others. Although I was trying to catch up‚ I was out of breath. To

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    Understanding the context of an article‚ or particular situation‚ and the language used to describe events is important when it comes to considering how the reader will interpret the text. In The Sunday Telegraph article ‘Swim Scandal: Aussies See Red Over Chinese’ written by Halloran‚ J and Harris‚ A it is important to break down the important components of language used by the authors. Breaking down the article into field‚ tenor and mode will help the reader convey and understand the journalists’

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    INDIAN MYTHOLOGY CHARACTER HANUMAN Hanuman‚ the mighty ape that aided Lord Rama in his expedition against evil forces‚ is one of the most popular idols in the Hindu pantheon. Believed to be an avatar of Lord Shiva‚ Hanuman is worshiped as a symbol of physical strength‚ perseverance and devotion. Hanuman’s tale in the epic Ramayana - where he is assigned the responsibility to locate Rama’s wife Sita abducted by Ravana‚ the demon king of Lanka — is known for its astounding ability to inspire and

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    well as social differences. There are three stages to learn english: learning autodidactic‚ attending the course‚ and practicing the language. The first stage is learning autodidactic which we learn by ourselves. We provide ourselves the english material‚ and we are also free to choose the appropriate material we need. We can do this to learn any foreign language we want. we can read many grammar books and do the exercises or we can also learn through websites providing language materials. The

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    BOX 2 THEORIES ON HOW CHILDREN DEVELOP AND LEARN cognitive / constructivist Jean Piaget – he believed that we take in information and that our brains process it and as a result of this our behaviour changes. He felt that children move through different stages in their development and that adults play an important role as they support children through different stages of development. He believed that children learn through process of adapting and understanding known as: Assimilation – taking

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    In this essay I will be talking about how to teach reading and writing to a child in preschool. Teachers felt rushed by the parents‚ because they want to accelerate learning in class. We must be patient‚ because they are children and children understand and learn at their own pace. We should not hurry them to do or make things at the pace that we adults want. Reading activities that are age appropriate encourage the child’s love of reading and in turn will provide a basis for obtaining capacity.

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    Teaching Smart People How to Learn by Chris Argyris. First published in the Harvard Business Review‚ May-June 1991‚ pp 99-109 Abstract Our organizations must become learning organizations‚ says Chris Argyris‚ but first they must resolve a learning dilemma: professionals who occupy key leadership roles in the company frequently are the least able to learn. They are prone to the behavior patterns and defensive routines that block learning. That senior managers are not good at learning may

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    it is a contentious one. Many people think that this is the most effective for the children to learn. However the opposites are not few in numbers. It is often said that parents are the first teacher of a child. Although parents neither teach their children things directly nor teach by design and children don’t always learn when their parents intend to teach them‚ they themselves have started to learn from their parents while they are doing things by watching and imitating. Therefore‚ many people

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    Teaching Smart People How to Learn Chris Argyris A Chris Argyris James Bryant Conant Professor Harvard Business School 4 © 1991 Harvard Business Review. Distributed by The New York Times Special Features/Syndication Sales. ny company that aspires to succeed in the tougher business environment of the 1990s must rst resolve a basic dilemma: success in the marketplace increasingly depends on learning‚ yet most people don’t know how to learn. What’s more‚ those members of the organization

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    The Importance of Character in the Classroom With today’s evolving society‚ toxic stress is becoming an enormous issue in young children. “How Kids Learn Resilience‚” which was written by Paul Tough‚ was published in the June 2016 issue of The Atlantic. The article goes into depth about a problem that many “at-risk” schools face: lower-income children struggle in the classroom more than those in a financially stable home. The effect stems from the lack of noncognitive abilities in the low-income

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