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    The opening of Anil is effective as it introduces the protagonist of the story‚ ‘a little boy’ named Anil and as readers we follow his journey and watch his character grow and develop. Right from the very beginning of the story‚ the writer makes it clear that Anil is different to everyone else in the village. The star above Anil is used to symbolise how unique and special he is: ‘His parents would not even stop for a second to gape at a star. But he did.’ The writer’s use of the word ‘gape’ conveys

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    r boundariesAlexandra Akanel Assignment 4 Task 4 (2.1 and 2.3) Boundaries Boundaries ground our ethics and they are important to recognising our limitations and realising when change is needed. Obvious boundaries such as the appropriateness of the teacher/learner relationship are strong ethical issues. As teachers‚ we need to maintain and model a standard of morality and protect ourselves from intrusion into our personal life and space. This can prove quite difficult because we are

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    Alex Rodrigo de Oliveira Faria "Brain Development and Learning a Second Language" (2005) by Ken Pakenham tells us about the adult process of learn a second language and becoming fluent or achieve the level of a native. Pakenham states that a student can develop his or her skills in grammar and vocabulary to become close to a native‚ but in phonology it is unusual. Pakenhan mentions‚ in the other hand‚ that several studies demonstrate that children with age lower than‚ on average‚ twelve-years-old

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    tegic Marketing focuses on broad strategic decisions at the corporate and business levels. This involves analysis & information as well marketing philosophy and execution. Strategic marketing describes marketing activities that affect corporate‚ business‚ and marketing strategic plans. Strategic marketing activities can be classified into three basic functions. First‚ marketers help orient everyone in the organization toward markets and customers. Thus‚ they are responsible for helping organizations

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    Chapter 10: Vertical boundaries Chapter 10: Vertical boundaries Aim of the chapter To understand the factors that influence the ways in which transactions on a vertical chain (value chain) should be/are located on the market–organisation continuum. Learning objectives On completion of this chapter and the essential reading‚ you should have a good understanding of the following terms and concepts: • transaction cost economics • strategic calculation. Essential reading Buchanan‚ D. and

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    Nurses known as a caregiver and provide close relationship not only between patient and the hospital but also for other healthcare profession such as doctors and assistant medical officer and also between communities. Their services are very important and therefore they performing “heart” in the medical and healthcare service provision in Malaysia. Due to the rapidly changing in Malaysia healthcare environment‚ the nurses are required to provide care through their extended roles and provide services

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    Competency Differences between Baccalaureate nurses and Associate degree nurses The National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice (NACNEP)‚ policy advisors to Congress and the Secretary for Health and Human Services on nursing issues‚ has urged that at least two-thirds of the nurse workforce hold baccalaureate or higher degrees in nursing by 2010. Baccalaureate Nursing Program Baccalaureate nursing programs encompass all of the course work taught in associate degree and diploma

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    DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSE AND BACCALAUREATE DEGREE NURSE There are several benefits of having a baccalaureate-degree (BSN) over the associate’s degree (ADN). In this essay‚ I will discuss how effective communication can be further developed when obtaining the BSN. Next‚ I will talk about how a BSN can create a more highly qualified nursing workforce. Lastly‚ it will be explained that getting a BSN will create better career and higher education opportunities. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

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    “wellness”. Pharmaceutical drug overdoses are now one of the leading causes of death in our nation (Are Doctors to Blame for Prescription Drug Abuse?). The problem with overprescribing is astronomical in the United States. As the epidemic is coming to be out of control‚ many are pointing fingers at doctors. Are physicians to blame for the abuse of prescription drugs? A study has shown that doctors are only a part of the problem. “While we value convenience and easy fixes‚ systemic processes can also

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    Dr. Chen spent a particular afternoon in a clinic with a man in his late fifties who was diagnosed with liver cancer. The patient’s daughter brought this man to clinic in hopes that the doctors would be capable of removing her father’s tumor. After examining the patient and reviewing the CAT scans‚ Dr. Chen realized that the tumor was inoperable and she had to tell the family the tragic news. “I had these kinds of conversations in the past and could only imagine how difficult it would be for this

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