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    1. Describe your role‚ responsibilities‚ and boundaries in terms terms of the teaching cycle. (300 words). Being facilitator you need to be well controlled‚ well manner‚ be well able to guide‚ concise and punctual. Students always come to the class to learn something‚ to gain something‚ and if they find same manners in the teacher‚ than they have a safe and successful future. Professionalism in any sense of dealing with the students plays a great role in this aspect. Research regarding subjects

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    Ptlls Boundaries

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    Roles‚ responsibilities and boundaries are continuous qualities within my role as a tutor which are constantly assessed and reflected upon throughout the teaching/training cycle. According to Francis and Gould “The role of a teacher is not just to teach but to also be an evaluator‚ subject leader‚ manager of learning resources‚ curriculum developer‚ union member‚ personal tutor‚ assessor‚ information and advice giver‚ administrator‚ liaison with external body‚ record keeper‚ interviewer‚ verifier

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    Counselor Ethical Boundaries and Practices Jessica M. Ray Grand Canyon University Professional Counseling Orientation and Ethics February 18‚ 2015 Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships Part of being a counselor requires an understanding of dual relationships and the boundaries that are in place between a client and their counselor. Being a good counselor requires an understanding of the role that ethics plays in the professional relationship. Ethics are not simply a way of protecting the client

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    Boundaries In Social Work

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    Importance of Boundaries Professional boundaries in social work and other helping professions provide limits in therapeutic relationships‚ but boundaries are also important in other kinds of relationships. Depending on one’s upbringing and experience‚ setting boundaries in relationships may be easier for some people to set than others. All healthy relationships have boundaries. This is the line where one person ends and someone else begins. Boundaries in relationships can be likened to boundaries around

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    Boundaries In Art Therapy

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    Introduction: Boundaries in Art Therapy are for me the most important aspects of the Art Therapy setting. This essay will be in three sections‚ each one exploring boundaries from my own different views. I will begin by exploring my own experiences focusing on a session we have previously done on play therapy. This will focus on how I felt taking the role of client and therapist‚ I will also speak about specific boundaries such as; language‚ space‚ and time. I will not only explore the boundaries that are

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    Boundaries; A Case Study

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    and companionship‚ and an apparent general disinterest. Samantha dreads the aftermath of this divorce. She has begun to isolate herself from friends and spend long periods moping and thinking about how gloomy her future will be because she has decided never to marry or date again. Samantha’s parents were happily married for 50 years. They are both recently deceased and she continues to miss their support‚ affection‚ and guidance. Samantha has an older brother‚ whom she greatly admires and loves.

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    Strict Child Boundaries

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    idea on how to raise them. Children come from all different backgrounds and families; some parents choose to be carefree and not be strict with their children while others tend to set many boundaries. Some just have a reasonable number of boundaries for their children. Know matter which way a parent chooses to raise their child there are going to be effects on the children. Most parents try to find a happy medium and teach their children lessons by having a reasonable number of boundaries. The

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    HEALTHY BOUNDARIES FOR TEACHERS 1. Professional behavior is a priority: Your personal/professional values‚ rights‚ and responsibilities are more important than any sense of needing to be liked by others‚ needing to please others‚ or needing to make a "good impression." 2. Use caution with self-disclosure: As a teacher/professional‚ discretion is required regarding what‚ where‚ and to whom you disclose personal information. Your role as a teacher and the setting are important considerations

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    Ethnic Boundary Analysis

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    In many ways ethnic boundary markets and the categorization of race can be seen as a very similar to one another. On page 158 of the text we are presented with the definition of ethnic boundary markers‚ is an attempt to signify who is in a particular group and who isn’t. These may include a collective name‚ shared cultural practices such as food‚ clothing‚ and architecture; a belief in a common ancestors; association with a particular territory; a shared language or religion; and an imagination

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    Period: 2 Frankenstein Analysis There are some boundaries that man should never cross. In the story Frankenstein written by Mary Shelly‚ it is explained why responsibility is an important aspect in this world. Using certain literary devices such as character‚ theme‚ imagery‚ symbolism‚ and point of view Shelly portrays why and how boundaries and responsibility tie together. In the story‚ Victor Frankenstein tries to play God by attempting to create a human using parts from deceased people

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