...How a teacher in a nursery uses four different communication skills and applies values of care I went into a preschool and I was observing how a teacher uses tone of voice, tone of pace, clarifying and posture. All of these skills are briefly described how they used the communication and what will happen if they didn’t use that skill. All of these examples I used are from what I observed and I didn’t use names I made them up to maintain confidentiality. Tone of voice: Tone of voice means the way our voice response and the way we speak to others, this means what we say might not be important but how we say the words is really important, tone of voice is really important because it defines quality of a persons voice, for example our pitch, volume and characteristics of our voice. There are lots of different types of tones in our voice and they happen naturally for example: when you’re angry you speak quickly and really loud, having a chat/conversation with friends our tone changes to a clam, slow and lots of different types of tone which puts people to an ease, flat tone of voice is usually depressed and exhausted and when ever a person is talking another person can figure out what kind of tone you have and that tone often reflects your mood. Teachers in a nursery use tone of voice very effectively they use that by being calm to everyone for example: when Dylan broke some toy the teacher try make him understand that what he did was wrong in a calm/friendly tone this is useful...
Words: 1382 - Pages: 6
...must harness their vision and put aligning systems and organizational structures in place that guarantee profit and company growth. Change, however, can be problematic and difficult within an organization, especially those catering to stockholders and investors. The Strategic Change Initiative Strategic change involves not only deciding what to change, but how and when to change specific elements of one’s strategic orientation. This change may be driven by dramatic changes within the environment, declining organizational performance, or perhaps even both. Within the realm of an early childhood education, strategic planning can be considered as steering the parent and community volunteering activities such that they are in alignment with organizational mission and vision. The purpose of the PACE Early Childhood Education Policy Committee will be to work in conjunction with the PACE ECE Director, Board of Directors, and staff to serve as a policy making body. In addition, the PACE ECE Policy Committee will also serve as a catalyst for relaying relevant information to all PACE ECE school sites and assist in the implementation of all PACE ECE’s organizational goals and objectives. To implement the strategic change process within the organization to improve parent involvement, the Policy Committee has agreed to and voted on adding two new positions, one within the Policy Committee and one at each of our school sites. Change Images The...
Words: 955 - Pages: 4
...(a) Officers stopped Johno and asked him what he was doing in the area. Under section 1(1a) and 1(2) of PACE a constable may stop a person in public and may detain a person for the purpose of a search (Huxley, 2012). An officer who has reasonable grounds for suspicion may detain the person concerned in order to carry out a search. Before carrying out a search the officer may ask questions about the person’s behaviour or presence in circumstances which gave rise to the suspicion according to Code A 2.9 PACE (Home Office, 2006). However, “Under common law a detained person is not obligated to answer questions” (Rice v Connolly 1966). In Rice v Connolly, Lord Parker CJ states: “It seems to me quite clear that though every citizen has a moral duty… to assist the police, there is no legal duty to that effect, and indeed the whole basis of the common law is the right of the individual to refuse to answer questions put to him by persons in authority, and to refuse to accompany those in authority to any particular place; short of arrest of course.” Johno has every right to not answer the questions asked by the officer, so refusing to say where he was is not an offence. If the officer has reasonable grounds to suspect he will find a prohibited item, under section 1(3) of PACE he is also able to search a person (Huxley, 2012). As the officers were keeping observations on what had been reported as a ‘crack house’, and had seen Johno entering and leaving the premises on two occasions, they...
Words: 2037 - Pages: 9
...Pythagorean Theorem: Finding Treasure Patricia Diggs MAT 221 Introduction to Algebra Instructor Bridget Simmons May 12, 2013 Pythagorean Theorem: Finding Treasure In this paper I will attempt to use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve the problem which reads Ahmed has half of a treasure map which indicates that the treasure is buried in the desert 2x+6 paces from Castle Rock. Vanessa has the other half of the map. Her half indicates that to find the treasure, one must get to Castle Rock, walk x paces to the north, and then walk 2x+4 paces to the east. If they share their information they can find x and save a lot of digging. What is x? The Pythagorean Theorem states that in every right triangle with legs the length a and b and hypotenuse c, these lengths have the relationship of a2 + b2=c2. a=x b=(2x+4)2 c=(2x+6)2 this is the binomials we will insert into our equation x2+(2x+4)2=(2x+6)2 the binomials into the Pythagorean Theorem x2+4x2+16x+16=24x36 the binomial squared. The 4x2can be subtracted out first x2+16x+16=24x+36 now subtract 24x from both sides x2+-8x+16=36 now subtract 36 from both sides x2-8x-20=0 this is a quadratic equation to solve by factoring and using the zero factor. (x- )(x+ ) the coefficient of x2 is one (1). We can start with a pair of parenthesis with an x each. We have to find...
Words: 576 - Pages: 3
...What communication is? Communication can be a variety of things such as speech, body language, listening skills, giving information, written communication, and physical communication. They are many ways to communicate with people each communication creates a relationship. There are good and bad relationships, it all depends on the tone of voice and their body language used. For example a good relationship would be talking to someone in a good tone like a nursery teacher who has to talk to pupils with a soft calm tone the only time they change the tone is when the behaviour of the pupil is not to a standard. Bad relationship, bad communication for example would be a teenager talking to a bus driver in a low and high volume speech (shouting) this may be caused by the wrong understanding between the two people another example could be a court judge showing they are bored with there body language as the defendant is trying to speak the reasons for being bored are as follows the defendants tone or volume maybe too low or too high. Communication is a message sent between two people who are the messenger and the receiver, the messenger is the person sending a type of communication which the receiver can understand the receiver then needs to understand what the messenger has sent and gives them feedback (an answer). What are Barriers to communication? Barriers to communication are things such as background noise. Someone screaming next to you for instance while you is trying to talk...
Words: 1399 - Pages: 6
...Dusti Austin Chapter One Business Now: Change Is the Only Constant Review Questions What factors contribute to the rapid pace of change in business? Is the pace likely to accelerate or decrease over the next decade? Why? Factors that contribute to the rapid change of pace in a business include acceleration with entrepreneurships, understanding the market, conducting long term profits, evaluating risks, and also their business avoids pitfalls. The pace for a business will have their ups and down just like any other business, the acceleration of their pace will accelerate when the economy is doing well where people will put their time and money into it, but other times the pace will decrease when the economy isn’t producing enough for people to be able to give what they want to give into a business. So in all, the pace of a business is all in the hands of its consumers. What role does entrepreneurship play in the economy? Who stands to gain from the success of individual entrepreneurs? How do other parties benefit? The role that entrepreneurship plays in the economy is that it creates jobs for advertisers and contractors, which is essential for the economy. Entrepreneurship also drives up the standard of living, which leads to a higher quality of life that people can live in. These parties benefit from working together, by means that once the entrepreneurs come into an area to create jobs it then gives business the option to raise prices which led to higher...
Words: 1411 - Pages: 6
...talks about how guys go on a journey on the road while the members all of the siberian labor camp tells the reader, people's rough life trying to survive. The beat generation and lost generation goes at a much faster pace than the members of the Siberian labor camp. The Beat Generation and the Lost Generation has what's going on on a daily while the members of the Siberia says what's going on in one day. Also the tone of these three books are similar. The beat generation and the Lost Generation, the authors as a positive attitude towards these books. The author's tone is exciting because those book tells you they go out a lot and party and drunk and have fun and also get at girls. The members of the Siberian labor camp tone is more bitter. They are just trying to survive the camp so they can get back to their family. In the three books, the author uses tone, sentences structure and pace to represent these subculture. The book On The Road is a beat generation of which are more of a outgoing group. Two guys go on the road to have fun with each other and discover new things. In the book On The Road the author uses sentence structure. The paragraphs are really long because they are always on the road. “And he balled that clear to Iowa city…. and all I had to do was lean back and roll on.” (kerouac 16) Dean and Sal travel a lot to different places, meeting new people. They also try to get a lot of girls. The sentences are ongoing about their daily routine everyday. The pace of the book...
Words: 1040 - Pages: 5
...Unix / Linux vs. Microsoft Windows Server Student Name Goes Here Class Number Goes Here Due Date Goes Here Professor Name Goes Here Unix / Linux vs. Microsoft Windows Server Introduction Pace Glass Company is a global cutting, polishing and bending company with operating facilities in two U.S. cities. Pace Glass Company's major clientele include RV manufacturers, specialty car manufacturers, automotive parts manufacturers, aircraft manufacturers, appliance manufacturers and most prestigiously N.A.S.A. With manufacturing plants in Southwest Michigan and Northwest Ohio, Pace Glass Company's online business plays a vital role in continued growth and as such there is heavy consideration underway as to which type of computer operating base the company upgrades will be implemented against. Pace Glass executives and partners recognize that security and reliability are key to the continued growth in their online presence which plays a substantial role in system determination. Purpose The purpose of this study is to discuss the differences between Unix, Linux and Microsoft Windows and server environments. This study will discuss facts that cover security, administrative, networking, performance, programmability as well as provide a briefing in conclusion. Security Approach A fundamental difference between the Unix approach to system security and the Windows approach is that significant security characteristics of Unix systems are a consequence of good architectural design...
Words: 2110 - Pages: 9
...steps that need to be developed and implemented in a program is the evaluation plan. The evaluation plan will tell if a program has been a failure or success. Having the right tools with accurate reporting, plus making sure no bases has played a role in the evaluation, will tell you if the programs missions and goals have been achieved or not. PEACE Domestic Violence agencies have a purpose, and the purpose of the Peace Domestic Violence Agency is helping provide the victims with support, shelter, advocacy and education. Giving the victims and those who are affected by domestic violence empowerment will also help them to break away from the abuse. There is a wide range of evaluations that can be used, and it would be best to do some research on the different types to see what works best for the agency or organization. The evaluation plan that would work best for the PEACE Domestic Violence Agency would be a project-wide evaluation with an empowerment approach. A project-wide evaluation will work with the agency's domestic violence program because it not only involves the victims it also involves the staff in the evaluation development and implementation processes. With PEACE being committed to reducing domestic violence and sexual assaults, they can do that by educating the victims and the community. Education will help make a difference in lowering the number of cases of sexual assaults and domestic violence in the community. When developing a project- wide evaluation...
Words: 797 - Pages: 4
... blind eye to the ones that are more difficult to fulfill. This gives them an unsteady operating process, which causes them to miss deadlines for the customers they aren’t focusing on. With that being said they in no way are shorted equipment, Alex Rogo even mentions how the plant has robots that are able to help them out in terms of productivity. Though in the long run he sees that they really aren’t doing as good for the plant as they are bad. This is an example of how Rogo can adjust an area of work in the plant in or to truly increase productivity and not just waste time keeping the workers busy by unnecessarily increasing inventory. In conclusion I think that Bearington has all the resources it needs to be successful, Rogo needs to change the way the equipment and technology is being used in order to ensure that the plant gets turned around they don’t get shut down. 2. How does Jonah define "productivity"? When Alex is talking to Jonah in the airport, Jonah asks him what he thinks productivity is....
Words: 1473 - Pages: 6
...Analysis of Gary Soto Essay” In his autobiographical narrative, Gary Soto recreates an experience with his guilty six-year-old self. Ultimately, he shares a story with his audience about how his younger self lost his innocence through stealing a pie. Through the effective use of rhetorical devices, Gary Soto achieves his purpose. Pacing was one of the most useful rhetorical strategies used in his essay. In the beginning of the narrative, a slow pace was implied as Soto explained his “boredom” as he sat “underneath the house… looking for something to do”. He then felt anxious as the “juice of guilt” began to “[wet his] underarms” while he tried to decide which pie to steal. The pace drops to a moderate level after Soto is relieved that he was able to steal the pie and “no one saw” him do so. Soto’s relief was short lived as he went into a panic assuming that his neighbors were...
Words: 593 - Pages: 3
...time/unit you can’t schedule or staff. How long to make assemblies? How many workers are needed for an order an how long? 3) Evaluation of alternatives – without time/unit can’t compare alternatives. Examples, which screws to use. 4) Acceptable day’s work – without time/unit supervisors have difficulty in judging the performance of people working for them. If a standard time is available, actual times can be compared to the standard, leading to more effective management. 5) Incentive pays – without time/unit you can’t pay people based on the number of units they produce. List four different ways of determining non-engineering (type 2) time estimates 1) Historical records – may be used for “very dirty” estimates. Example in a warehouse how many cases can be picked per hour? 2) Ask an expert – ask a knowledgeable person how long the job will take. A problem is the estimate may vary depending on how “ hungry” the group is for work. 3) Time logs – it may be that time/job is being used for accounting purposes – time does not have to be known before the job is done. Then time logs can be used. A solution is to have a folder for each job. Each person working on the job writes down the time spent each day and initials it. 4) Occurrence sampling – the observer intermittently observes operations many times over a given period. However results can be bias depending on the speed of the worker and the methods used. List two ways of setting engineering...
Words: 1299 - Pages: 6
...Arts. The director of the band was Soojin Kim Ritterling. The performance was called "Samulnori", which means "four things playing." These four things refer to the four instruments used in Nongak. The first song played by the Korean band was called "Tego Sori" by Soojin Kim Ritterling. The song started out with a bang as the bass drums were played. Then, other drums joined the bass drums. This combination of the two different drums playing together had a really good beat and rhythm. The beat started picking up pace after the two drums played together. The song sounded good as it changed it's speed, rhythm, and tempo quite often. The song ended just as it began, with very loud drums and a very quick pace. The next song was called "Yongnam Nongak." The song started off with gongs playing, and the rest of the band joined in, in sync with the gongs. They were all playing in unison and the song sounded good, as it had good range from higher pitched drums to lower pitched drums. As the song continued to play, I noticed that the bigger gong that was playing, controlled the beat and rhythm of the song. The song sounded as it if were a ceremonial song they played in their country. Then, the drums started picking up the pace of the song along with the gongs. The drums picked up the pace while hitting both sides of the drum. The combination of the gongs and drums together made for a very harmonious piece. Once this happened, the whole band started speaking Korean all...
Words: 1158 - Pages: 5
...Comparison Paper: Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings The first about a heroic journey to rescue a princess in space, the other a story of four courageous hobbits on a quest to Mount Doom, both Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings have become monumental films due to both their storyline and musical score. Having never seen either of these epic films, I decided now was a good of time as ever to acquaint myself with Luke and Frodo. Even more, having heard both soundtracks before, I was curious how they each fit into the films. Star Wars: A New Hope opens with the oppressive Darth Vader boarding a rebel ship. The story then follows the life of Luke Skywalker and his allies as they try to rescue Princess Leia from Darth Vader’s grasp. The story culminates as Skywalker and the other rebels make an attack on Darth Vader’s ship, the Death Star. The musical score was an original composition by John Williams, who has composed some of the most famous scores in history. He is a five time winner of the Academy Award and has vastly left his mark on the film industry. Aside from films, he is a well established composer of concert works and is now the laureate composer for the Boston Pops Orchestra. The Lord of the Rings, on the other hand, opens as a narrator provides the audience with a history of an ancient ring, which was thought to be lost. However, the ring finds its way to a hobbit named Frodo, who must make a journey to the Cracks of Doom to destroy it. He makes this quest with an...
Words: 1821 - Pages: 8
...formation. We are depleting it at a rapid pace and that is why it is considered a non-renewable resource. There are over 4,000 oil fields around the world. One of the biggest oil fields is Ghawar, in Saudi Arabia. They produce about 4.5 million barrels of oil per day. There are three stages of oil extraction; Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary. During the primary extraction, reservoir drives are in place. These are the natural pressure methods that drive the oil out after drilling, i.e. natural gas and water. During the secondary extraction, mechanical methods are used, such as injecting air or gas into the well to increase pressure. During the final stage, heat and chemicals are used to help heat the oil and increase its flow. Some of the environmental effects of extracting oil are air pollution, greenhouse gasses, and oil spills. When crude oil is refined, toxins are released into the atmosphere. These toxins are dangerous to humans and our ecosystem. Burning oil produces greenhouse gasses that increase global warming. Large oil spills can be catastrophic to the environment, but most of the oil spilled in our ecosystem is from illegal dumping and leaking automobiles, airplanes, and boats. Oil is the largest source of energy in the United States, providing close to 40 percent of all of the nations entire power needs. (Pace University, 2000) Most oil is used for home heating or transportation, but a small amount is used as fuel for electricity producing plants...
Words: 418 - Pages: 2
