...Section B: Caring in a primary school In this section I will be describing how the life quality factors and caring skills will be provided for the children in year 3/4 by the different job roles found in the primary school. I will also be looking at the possible ways the children in year 3/4 may be treated badly by the different job roles found in the primary school and the potential barriers that may prevent the children from being treated well. Psychological Security: means the absence of fear or anxiety, but it does not mean being bullied or feeling threatened. The lack of psychological security can be caused by having a serious illness. They may be afraid of the possible effects of treatment or that they are unable to get any better. http://www.slideshare.net/chloewhite/psychological-life-quality-factors Psychological security is needed in a primary school for the children, to feel safe in their environment and less anxious and also be reassured that they are in a safe place and enjoy going to school. The staff provide psychological security by: Teacher: They care for the students and support the children in lessons and to make sure the children are safe and that the classroom is safe for the children’s learning environment. They help the children with work or concerns they may have. Teaching assistant: If they take children out of class they work with the student and make sure that the environment that the children are working in (out of class) is safe...
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...Adventures in Dungeon and Dragon I was 14 when I started at Colton Jr. High School in Colton, California. Beginning in the middle of the year probably wasn’t the best start in school for me, but that’s hot it was in my life--going from one school to another. I was a quiet kid, so I didn’t make friends very easily, except for one kid; buy the name of James, my main friend at the time. A few months into the year, I became bored with my spare time at school and my only outlet to curve this feeling was videogames. I had heard that there were computers in the library. So, I decided to go take a look one day. When Colton Jr. High was built, the seven buildings were laid out in rows to form a square and resembled a large courtyard with sidewalks wrapping around each building. There were ten classes to one structure and each row was dedicated to a particular class of study: English, Math, the Sciences, and the electives building, housing classes such as Home Economics, Ceramics, etc., with the library built off the end of the wing. The size of the library was small relative to the number of students that attended the school; the student body alone was approximately fifty-five hundred kids. The front door to the building was on the same walkway as the elective classes. When I stood in the library’s door and looked out, I saw to the left of me the backside of the last building. Straight ahead on the first building were the main school offices and slightly to the right of that...
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...Table of Contents: 01. Executive Summary……………………………………..…..3-4 02. Company Description…………………………………………5 03. Product Description…………………………………………6-7 04. Market Analysis…………………………………….…….....8-9 05. Strategy and Implementation…….………………………10-13 06. Web Plan Description……………….…………………....14-16 07. Management Description……………..…………………..17-18 08. Financial Plan……………………….….……………….…19-22 09. Appendices……………………………..…………………..23-26 10. References……………………………...………………....……27 Page | 1 1.0 Executive Summary 1.1 Company Background Company name: Application World Sdn Bhd Address: Cyberia, Cyberjaya Telephone number: 03-42968891 Our business plan is primarily about creating and launching the mobile “Lunch Partner” application; a tool to help people connect with others by affording them the opportunity to meet other people like themselves during their lunch break. With our application, we offer people the gift of never having to suffer through a lonely lunch ever again, if they so wish. As students, we don’t have any fixed break times for us to have our lunch, as most students take different courses and subjects. This means that no matter how much you try to synchronise your schedule to that of your friends, you will inevitably come upon a time where you will have no available friends to share your lunch or breaks with. This scenario was the backbone of our motivation to create the Lunch Partner application. With our app, we help our customers in a few key ways. The first and most...
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...STATS 209 Group Assignment (Introduction) Group members: Altaneka Ferguson, Shonte Chambers, Precious Farrington Next! Thank you I hope you enjoy. These quotes have become popular words to students of The College of The Bahamas as they flock restaurants towing long lines. Growling stomachs can be heard a mile away, frowning faces constantly seen; ‘Grrrrr’ goes the sound of monstrous stomachs pleading their cause. ”Smt’ I hungry bui.” Yes, that’s right it is lunchtime. Sad is the cry of those students who have class during the hours of 12-2p.m; especially when you are so tempted with the thought of food on your mind. Such sweet aromas kiss your nose as you pass the independence cafeteria. Succulent honey barbeque wings with French fries or you can have a full meal of scrumptious curry chicken and rice with macaroni or coleslaw. Even if you are trying to achieve that dream body Wendy’s has many salad choices. Lunchtime near the campus is fit for all. Don’t have enough money? “No worries” McDonalds caters to the public with their ‘tings tuff’ special only $4.59 and you get a drink. You don’t have to be an alcoholic to experience happy hour; Dunkin Doughnuts happily provides it between the hours of 3-6p.m. With all of this, still some persons tend to be undecided about their food choices. Some persons do not eat unless their meal is home cooked. Some have a really big breakfast and hold out for the rest of the day. Others make up fast food schedules and follow by them. It is...
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...pickers, burpees, and cadence pushups. Everyday PT would get more difficult, this was accomplished by adding pushups, new stretches, more counts for stretches, and overall just more PT. Every PT session included push-ups, sit-ups, planks, and double length intervals. After PT we would go into the barracks and change into the uniform we were told to, blues, or BDU’s. Usually we got a half-hour to change and do anything else. Whether it is cleaning our rooms or helping others, you never had to time or reason to sit and do nothing. We would then march to breakfast and eventually go to classes afterward. After classes we would go to our barracks and do barracks prep, drill, change, anything productive until lunchtime, sometimes classes until lunchtime. When it was lunchtime, we would practice the Air Force Shuffle. The Air Force Shuffle is standing at parade rest and most of the time reading your encampment book. On most days, the process would be the same unless there were other activities planned. The first actual ‘fun’ activity we did was go to the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Facility. In there were three UAV’s, they were rather small, I had thought it would be like a predator or reaper. These were not assault drones they were mostly surveillance. While we were there we went inside the facility and got to see the simulators, controls, and everything needed to control those UAV’s in one room. Since there were many computers it was very hot in there, I was surprised...
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...As the spread of philosophy for public benefit, when public watch the people who is experiencing war and disaster, a particularly strong shared feeling of empathy arose for those affected by the conflict, which in turn led to a sincere desire to reach out to the many distressed people. People begin to think seriously about how they could make a difference to this terrible humanitarian disaster. Microsoft is going to fulfill its corporate social responsibility, it organizes a group of professional technicians to provide technology software and hardware with which a refugees' registration system could be created and through collaboration with NGOs, with UNHCR and organizations that were taking care of the many displaced victims. Microsoft employees initiated a project that would become wide cross-sector collaboration. Loyal to its field of competence, Microsoft donated cash, software, technology assistance, and volunteers' working hours. As things stabilized, Microsoft began to partner with other companies assisted UNHCR in the overall project management pro-bono and provided pro bono time from employees to help roll out the technology in various refugee camps. In the same period, the counter-examples of CSR also alert public to pay attention to the fact that time and space were shrinking rapidly for international business and citizens: globalization had started to leave its marks, financial and business had globalized as well as risks. At the same time, the progressive development...
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...THEA 122 Close Analysis Lovelock’s Dream Run Perceptions about people’s identities are becoming an increasingly important part of society and are being challenged. Whether we like it or not, people make assumptions on each other based on clothing, the way we walk, the way we talk, our skin colour, and anything that the subconscious picks up. People are aware of this and so try to show themselves in a more desirable light, which can be very deceptive. In David Geary’s play Lovelock’s Dream Run assumptions are made throughout and there is constant thought as to how others are viewing each other. In scene 10, pages 41-43, Geary is making us see that people try so hard to show themselves in a different light that they might be very different from first thought. People make assumptions based on appearances, yet these appearances can often be misleading, thus it is difficult to distinguish the appearance from the reality of what truly lies underneath it all. Leni Riefenstahl was a famous German film director. She helped create many propaganda films for Hitler during his time in power. The films she created support Hitler’s regime and presented a biased view of Hitler’s “true Aryan” (Geary 27) race that he created (Hinton 80). During the scene, Leni is taking photographs of Jack Lovelock, the 1500m 1936 Berlin Olympic Champion, using him for his appearance (which is very Aryan) to help their cause. We know this because previously in the play Hitler was upset that Jack wasn’t a...
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...associated with a strategy Goal: increase sales revenue by 25% by end of year Objectives: Increase awareness of our website to TA by 100% by the end of the year Increase traffic to website by 50%compared with last year. Increase repeat purchases by 10% compared with last year Increase average order value from 50% compared with last year Example strategy: 1. engage TA at key touch points in their day when receptive to brand messaging 2. Drive traffic from new unique visitors to your website 3. encourage repeat purchases form existing customers 4. Increase average order value from within the cart Example tactics: 1. Run TV ads targeted at TA in the middle of the day 2. Run Facebook Advertising at lunchtimes based around similar interests 3. Acquire coverage in national magazines targeted at TA using PR 4. Run Online banner ad on XYZ sites targeted at TA in the...
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...The study found that some kids spent so much time waiting in lunch lines they had as little as 10 minutes to eat their meals. I think that kids should have at least 25-30 minutes to eat lunch every day. If the kids don’t have enough time to eat then that could be bad for their health. Also kids most likely will not have enough energy to finish off the day. Some people might say that their kid doesn’t need that much time to eat, but the majority say that kids need 25-30 minutes to eat lunch. If you don’t want your kid to have a lot of time to eat then deal with it yourself. Also if your kid doesn’t have any recess then their lunchtime is when they get to talk with their friends and to visit all they want because they aren't allowed to...
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...Description of context: The observation takes place in Shiny Path on Harlem. My teacher assistant and my class of 18 students are in the classroom. The observation took place in lunchtime. Observation: It was Lunch time (11:30 am) , students were at the cafeteria with my assistant teacher. I decided to take Maria to the classroom so I can teach her about emotions and read a book about it, since she is having hard time regulating her emotions. I asked Maria to come upstairs since she throw her food out and didn’t want to eat it. I asked Maria,” why you throw your food out?” Maria replied,” no me gusta.” I told Maria,” next time you need to eat a little bit so you can at least have some energy. “Maria just looked at me and nod her head up and down. Maria and I walked out of the cafeteria and headed...
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...Join in the fun with a guided, narrated 7-hour group (interior and exterior) tour exploring the similarities and differences between Antebellum and Creole plantations dating back to the early 1800s on the outskirts of the Garden District and French Quarters in New Orleans, Louisiana. Itinerary 1. Oak Alley Antebellum Plantation - 1837 The day tour begins with a scenic ride along the banks of the Mississippi River to the grounds of the Opulent Oak Alley Antebellum Plantation. Upon catching sight of a row of astoundingly impressive, massive oak trees, visitors will know they’ve arrive. With an estimated arrival time of around noon, it will be lunchtime, stop into the delectable café, and then pick up some lovely mementos from the gift shop...
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...Case Study Two “A woman aged 45 works in the school canteen and suffers from stress levels. She has been diagnosed with IBS. She has two teenage children who do many different clubs in the evenings and she is the taxi. She herself is sporty and enjoys fitness classes twice a week”. Working in the school canteen would increase her stress levels due to having to make sure all the food is cooked properly and in time for all the children at lunchtime. She may always be feared about children being ill after they have eaten the dinner which could lead to stress. Due to the stress levels this is what could have triggered the IBS. To treat the IBS she needs to find a way of managing stressful situations. Having two teenagers who do clubs and other things and need running around can also put pressure on the mum. Living a busy life would also trigger the stress levels. Stress and nutrition have always been linked. Someone who has a healthy and balanced diet is likely to be far less stressed than someone with a poor diet. The mum’s fitness classes could relieve the stress. By working in the school canteen, she may not be earning a lot of money, so their diet may be unhealthy due to the high prices of healthy foods. The junk food contains high levels of protein, fats and carbohydrates which can induce stress. Working within a food place, this could lead to her eating the food and putting on weight. If she is stressed she is going to just eat. People who are stressed love ‘comfort foods’...
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...problems quite easily by adding a “Religion Class”. This “Religion Class” could be and extracurricular reminder of what is right and what is wrong. Not only would it unite our schools and districts, but also it would bring more peace to the classrooms. These are just a few things that bringing religion into our schools would do for us. It’s a pretty easy and simple change for all the benefits it would bring, don’t you think? First of all, this minor step wouldn’t even need to change how the schools operate. The ‘Religion Classes’, could be extracurricular. This means that the classes would be either before or after school. The teachers would need no new training because these classes could be student lead. We currently have a weekly lunchtime religion/prayer group called First Priority, but having a daily class would allow us to learn and study religion more deeply. Neither moving nor shuffling of classes would need to take place this way (Swomly P. 38). Sure, some people may not want to have these types of classes due to the differences in beliefs; however, there would be a variety of classes taught on a variety of different religions. This would be done to insure no group would be left out. Also these classes would be optional. No one would be required to attend any of them. Next, for those that have a belief in god, or any other religion base, these classes would give them a chance to evaluate themselves, and for those that don’t, this could help them to not only find...
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...In France open campus lunch is highly accepted and students have a two hour lunch. Having breaks between classes is a great opportunity for students to talk to teachers and socialize and relax their brain for a while ; but having an open campus lunch would be even better for students to take a nap at home or even work on a project and eat better food which will in hand improve grades. Having an open campus lunch shows schools what type of students they have. If a certain students are late for more than three times a semester than it shows that they aren't responsible enough for a offcampus lunchtime. The only time a tardy should be allowed is if the student fills out a worksheet proving he or she has a job and that that is where they were...
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...always spirited. She is always wearing smiles even when she is actually sad. She has taught me a lot of valuable things in life. When she was young, she lived a wretched life, like a poor princess in fairy tales: her mother died when she was only 3-year-old; soon, she got a stepmother, who treated her badly. But she was very brave. She never cried and finished all the work given to her. She became very laborious and now she is still hardworking to enable all her children to live better. It also contributes to her health. She is always in good condition. She drives our families to struggle. She is very generous and self-giving. She always gives the better to others and leaves the worse behind. One day, she was in a factory and it was lunchtime. She bought some cookies. When she knew a stranger was very hungry, she shared the food with him. She often spares our favorite food to us pretending she doesn’t like it. She has a vivid personality. To those who treat her kindly, she will return her thanks. To those who want to ruin her, she will try her best to prove herself. But when they are in trouble, she chooses to return good for evil. I love my grandmother, from the bottom of my...
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