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    them self’s. It also makes student do it over again and study harder this time and pay more attention. I say no to this final test because it’s not fair to the student’s who have straight A’s but fail the final test and don’t get to walk the stage with the rest of their classmates. The students that didn’t graduate have to find another way to earn their diploma‚ either it’s from high school or college. How would you feel if you can’t touch your diploma? Most students couldn’t pass the final

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    Life After Sports Summary

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    Kristina Navarro’s journal article‚ “An Examination of the Alignment of Student-Athlete’s Undergraduate Major Choices & Career Field Aspirations in Life After Sports” examines the unique situations collegiate student-athletes(SA) navigate while working toward a degree and planning for their future. Driven by the individuality emphasis of Mark Savickas’ career construction theory‚ a qualitative approach was employed to capture each SA participants’ stories and tales. Few research studies exist

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    ILM Level 3 Work Based Assignment M3.11 Building The Team Developing and maintaining trust at work Developing and maintaining trust at work is essential for structure and balance within the working environment and for a business to be successful in its chosen fields. Trust is built on the following‚ respect‚ honesty‚ integrity‚ communication‚ attitude‚ approachability‚ manners and commitment. Trust can be broken down by using a trust model that then incorporates decision-making factors

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    CELTA ASSIGNMENT 3

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    sub-skills like skim-reading and reading for detailed comprehension (Harmer‚ 2006). Learners will be able to get general overview of the text through skim-reading and get into detailed reading the second stage. I have designed the reading task based on the ideas presented by Harmer‚ Ur and Gebhard. The task stages are based on the following principles as suggested by Harmer; • Reading is not a passive

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    first group therapy meeting beings with a hold up at gunpoint before everybody meets. That put a lot of undue stress that changed the nature of how they were able to form a group. This actually helped set the stage of self-disclosure without the fear of acceptance that usually occurs at this stage. There was more pressing outside dynamics that made the situation seem less important. What was most significant that came of this meeting was everyone boldly evaluated themselves which allowed them to confront

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    be slow-moving‚ however the lack stage furniture actually focused the audience even more on the storyline‚ as there were few distractions. This also allowed the actors to effectively include Drama Mediums such as multiple prop. The actors were so convincing in their use of the props‚ that one truly believed a wooden box was a horse and cart. The colours of the set were dull and gloomy; blacks‚ greys and browns – this delivered the effect of shadowing the stage and intensifying the atmosphere.

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    says Montessori develops in stages as do other human characteristics. “In our children……it shows itself spontaneously and unexpectedly at the end of a long process of maturation." (Montessori‚ 1988a‚ p. 257) “At first it is dictated purely by the hormic impulse‚ then it rises to the level of consciousness‚ and thereafter it goes on developing‚ stage by stage‚ till it comes under the control of the conscious will." (Montessori‚ 1988a‚ p. 257) There are three stages of obedience that a well developing

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    Theatre Report

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    did not give off a good stage performance‚ and also the title being Sleeping Beauty and the Trini Prince it didn’t stick to the title the play focused on the other characters rather that who is stated in the title of the play. The production took place in a small Proscenium theater‚ which was suitable for the production. The play took place outside the castle‚ the set provided brought the play to life as there was a castle shape set serving as the backdrop of the stage‚ also there were plants

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    alone on stage. I was really nervous because the whole time I was thinking what if I trip‚ fall‚ and then eat the stage with my face. Once the pageant started I felt comfortable for some reason I still haven’t fully figured out. I walked out in my outfit of choice first. It was more of my tomboy side with the jeans and shirt but I was not about ready to attempt a pageant with the first outfit not being something I was going to be uncomfortable in. After I successfully had walked on stage in the bright

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    Common Core Standards

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    grades 3‚ 5‚ 6‚ 9 – 12. In the article it states that there are 4 stages in the Common Core State Standard Initiative. “ In the first stage‚ planning decisions provide a rationale for determining objectives to address major changes. The need for planning decisions in standards-based education arose from a lack of agreement between what it is intended to be and what it actually is. In the second stage‚ structuring decisions determine how resources are to be used to meet the

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