...certain girl, Lucia and her family living a simple life until everything changes. The author makes Lucy’s life seem so carefree and fun. Pretty much right off the bat we know that Lucy is caring, sensitive, and responsible. The most important plot is when Lucia’s mother and father decide that it’s not safe for Lucy and her little brother, Frankie, to go outside. Lucy does not...
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...Do you really know all there is to know about the natural world? Why is it so important for us to connect to nature? When people are outside, I bet most of them do not take the time to actually take in all the nature that is around them. They don’t explore everything that the natural world has to offer. When you stop and take the time to explore and focus your attention on all the trees, flowers, or rocks you will discover there is so much more to nature than what you see. It is important to connect to the natural world because of the beautiful scenery you will have the privilege of seeing, it allows you to escape from daily pressures, and there is so much history you can learn from it. A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold and “Winter Creek” by Kathleen Dean Moore describes all of these reasons for why it is important to connect to the natural world in great detail. I love the example Kathleen Dean Moore gave...
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...Implementation Fidelity, Learning Outcomes and Assessment Outside of Education I. Introduction A. Attention-grabber: Implementation fidelity is defined as the comparison of the planned program to the implemented program….. B. Recommendation: I propose that departments outside of education become more aware of this assessment technique and instill it within their employee training program. C. Gain for the audience/importance/relevance: High fidelity within employee training can lead to favorable outcomes and constant growth. D. Agenda: i. Implementation fidelity is uncommon outside of education. A. Lack of understanding, unaware of the consequences, and ignoring the process of comparing planned and implemented programs. ii. Understanding the concept of implementation fidelity data and assessment. iii. Benefits of the implementation model. Transition: Let us begin. II. Body E. Assessment Cycle: Implementation fidelity and learning outcome data can be analyzed through an assessment cycle iv. The bridge between a promising idea and the impact on students is implementation, but innovations are seldom implemented as intended” According to Berman & McLaughlin, American writers and educators, Program deviations and drifts could lead to a decrease in employee training impact and negative outcome. v. Assessment Cycle graphic. According to the assessment cycle implementation...
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...Identify the most important key recurring decisions that must be made effectively for KCC to be successful. In KCC’s functional organization, who had the authority to make these decisions? Who has the authority to make these decisions in KCC’s new divisionalized organization? Did KCC top management go too far in decentralizing the corporation? Did they not go far enough? Or did they get it just right? Why? Evaluate KCC’s new performance measurement and incentive system. Assuming that KCC will retain its new divisionalized organization structure, what changes would you recommend, if any? Why? Assume that the R&D function is to be decentralized (given to the divisions). Would this necessitate changes to KCC’s performance measurement and incentive system? If so, which and why? If not, why not? Points from chapter that should highlighted: Financial responsibility centres (revenue, expense (ECC, DCC), profit (GMC, IPC, BPC, CPC, Investment centre) and the organization of these centres Ratios or specific elements used for measure Transfer pricing (market-based (ideal method), marginal cost (rare and not extremely useful), marginal cost and lump-sum fee,full-cost / full-cost and mark-up (most widely used), negotiated (can lead to power struggles), dual-rate OVERVIEW OF THE CASE As of 2003, Kranworth designed and manufactured a large range of foldable chairs and alternative portable seating. It also offered a print-screening customization service...
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...Author: Juan (not indicated) http://shoppingwithjuan.com/advantages-shopping-mall.html All under one roof and special offer is the idea that jumps to mind when you think of a shopping mall. Today, shopping malls are the trend and if you ask people the benefits that they enjoyed going to a mall, they will give so many of them. However, today, shopping is funnier than ever before. You can eat as you shop and you can get the widest variety of services and products in a mall. If you would like a big experience, the mall is the way to go. You can give your children the best experience, the mall is the way to go. You can give your children the best experience by taking them along. Shopping malls also have financial benefits. For example, you can save on the expense of going from one place to another looking for different products. Whomever the genius was who came up with the idea of all under one roof, he really had convenience in mind. Why burn fuel driving all over town while you can just buy everything at one place? The mall is also very social place...
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...MANIC Discussion Andrew Teasdale What was the most import thing in the interview? “Most: Question: To be effective on your job, what is the most important thing? Answer: How to support people in learning in the context of their job.” During the interview, Dr. Teasdale stated that more instructional design is moving from focusing on formal learning to informal. This is an interesting statement because what it says to me is that we know that learning will take place either inside a classroom or outside of the classroom, but as a designer you have to be able to understand how will you be able to assist the learners, and it is more important as to what is taking place outside of the modules that you develop. This is why I would agree with the statement that consultants are needed because you will need to spend time with the clients/learners to understand what their needs are. What was something you agree with in the reading? “Agree: Question: If someone wanted to go into instructional design, what are the 3 most important things they should learn? Answer: 1) Understand learning theories, 2) Grasp of the tools set you are using, 3) Consultant, the better you can do this the more effective you can be.” I can almost understand why Dr. Curry changed from English to...
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...The quote, “It is not what an author says, but what he or she whispers, that is important” means that every story has a deeper meaning then what it appears to be on the outside. For the reader to truly absorb and learn from the book, the reader has to explore a little bit deeper than just the obvious. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and The Jungle by Upton Sinclair are both pieces of literature that support the above quote, because in order for the reader to truly understand the meaning behind these two pieces of literature, the reader must really tune in on what the two authors are try to get across to the reader. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Huckleberry had a lot of personal obstacles that Huck is forced to overcome, as did Jurgis in The Jungle. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Huck is not just a boy that ran away. Huck is a boy that many times was forced to go against the crowd when it came to certain decisions with slavery. An example of when Mark Twain had a hidden meaning in his literature is on pages 249 and 250: “It was a close place. I took . . . up [the letter I’d written to Miss Watson], and held it in my hand. I was a-trembling, because I’d got to decide, forever, betwixt two things, and I knowed it. I studied a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then says to myself: “All right then, I’ll go to hell”—and tore it up. It was awful thoughts and awful words, but they was said. And I let them stay said; and never thought no more about...
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...workplace it is important to keep a professional-client relationship. With this relationship it is only alright for a client to meet a professional in their office and nowhere else. Boundaries have to be made aware so there is no way that the client and professional can get confused about the relationship and what the professional does to help the client. Managing boundaries should be one of the first things that are stated to the client. The client should realize that the professional wants to help them but can’t go to any event or become socially aquainted to the clients. Neither the client nor professional should become friends and have a life outside of the office. In the video the client asked the professional to go for coffee because she felt as if the office was to stuffy and wanted to get some fresh air. The professional asked her why she felt as if that was a good idea to be sensitive to maybe her culture. He handled it ethically correct and told her how that might not be a good idea being that there could be boundaries being broken. I would prevent any boundaries being broken before it even happened by telling the client the boundaries. I would automatically state that it is not good for the professional and client relationship if we were to become friends and explain to them why it would not be a good idea to become friends in the professional relationship. If they were to ever invite me out of the outside of the office I would nicely decline and tell them why it would...
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...are telling us to “go outside”? Actually, it really is strange. The majority of children are spending less and less time outside than generations before them. Parents should not have to tell their kids to go outside. Kids should want to go outside. Sadly, in this day and age, indoor activities take precedence over playing outside. With developments in technology, many people (not just kids) only spend time outside getting in and out of their car. People are becoming more and more inactive and this could be from a habit of not being outside enough. The majority of human history has taken place outside. It is where wars are fought, children play, new discoveries...
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...Osmosis Experiment Diana Arrowood Grand Canyon University BIO-100L Biology Concepts September 16, 2011 Osmosis Experiment Directions Use the information below to complete the Osmosis Experiment. Materials 1 fresh baking potato Water Salt Four small containers (i.e., drinking cups or clear glasses) A metric ruler Methods and Procedure 1) Place 1 cup (236 ml) of water in each of the 4 containers. In 2 of the containers, add 1 tablespoon (14.8 ml) of table salt and mix well until dissolved. Label which containers have salt. Cut a fresh baking potato into 5 mm slices. Cut four rectangles 2.5 cm x 1 cm from the slices as close to the same size as possible. Measure the length and width of each rectangle in metric units and place one in each of the containers, keeping track of which measured slice went in which container. There will be two slices (duplicates) for fresh water and two for salt water. After 1 hour, remove and measure the length and width of each piece of potato and return it to the appropriate container. Note any physical changes. After 24 hours, remove and measure the length and width of each piece of potato. Note any physical changes in the potatoes and describe their appearance. Written Lab Report Introduction 1) Address the following questions: A) Define osmosis. Osmosis is the movement of solvent molecules through a selectively permeable membrane into a region of higher solute concentration, aiming to equalize the solute concentrations...
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...Name____________ Time Management Stage one: Knowledge Time management - the analysis of how working hours are spent and the prioritization of tasks in order to maximize personal efficiency in the workplace Procrastination The discipline of time management is an important skill that needs to be learned early on. One of the biggest obstacles to overcome is procrastination. Procrastination is the problem of putting things off. We all seem to procrastinate on certain levels by making up excuses not to do something. The bad thing is that procrastination can be displayed in an every day lifestyle, which can effect us in achieving our goals. Procrastination can be the reason behind our failures Proverbs 10: 4 - 5 “Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth. He who gathers crops in summer is a wise son, but he who sleeps during harvest is a disgraceful son.” This verse contrasts being lazy with hard work. We need to live our lives for God by not being lazy but by working hard to serve Him. An unproductive lifestyle comes from procrastination Procrastination can lead to a bad lifestyle. It can result in getting bad grades, not showing your best work, and being unproductive. It is important to avoid making excuses and as you head towards your goal, you should pray that God gives you the persistence to achieve it without getting lazy. Underlying problems can be revealed by procrastination If we continue putting things off it can mean we lack discipline...
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...flowing smoothly. One day, we were all going to be getting ready to go outside and play, since it was sunny and warm. My co-teacher, who works with the preschoolers, begins to get her children ready to go outside first, since most of them are able to get dressed by themselves. One of the children begins to grab everyone’s boots and coats and throw them into the center of the rug. My co-teacher sees this, gets down at the child’s level, looks him in the eyes, and says, “Why don’t you grab your boots and coat instead? Your friends are able to find theirs when they have finished using the bathroom.” This child then said, “But I can’t find them!” So my co-teacher then said, “Well, have you checked in your bag? I think I see a sleeve sticking out.” The boy looked up at her, smiled, and went and found his boots and coat and proceeded to put them on. My co-teacher then proceeded to tell the children to sit down on the rug and wait for their names to be called to line up at the door to go outside. When one of the children tried to go before their name was called, my co-teacher explained to him, “I’m sorry, but I did not call your name yet. You need to wait until you hear your name before you may line up.” One thing I really notice, if the use of clear positive directions, especially when it comes to transitions – this one in particular, where you have many children trying to get themselves ready to go outside and work off some energy, and some children can become anxious while...
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...“You is smart you is kind you is important“(The Help). In the movie the help it has a lot of tolerance which is ( The ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily) (Google) and intolerance which is (lack of toleration; unwillingness or refusal to tolerate or respect contrary opinions or beliefs, persons of different races or backgrounds, etc) (Google) scenes. The movie also has a lot of racism scenes. In this essay I will tell you and show you why I think this movie is tolerance. I will also show you why I think it is also intolerance. Would you go against tolerance/intolerance or would you be with it. A big example of tolerance was the bus situation. The white bus driver had found out that the kkk had just killed a black man, and it was dangerous for the blacks but he didn’t care. He made all the blacks get off his bus, and took the white people close to there homes. He new that they where trying to hurt or kill blacks and he didn’t even try to help. He should’ve did the opposite and put the whites off. The whites where not in danger the blacks were. He should’ve took the blacks close to there homes for they could be safe. To me that also seemed racist. That the first tolerance scene ive showed you, there’s a lot more Another example of tolerance was hilly she was racist, and everyone could tell. She got almost every black maids in trouble. She numbers her toilet paper so she...
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...years ago, humans, who had a world of difference in strength when compared with titans, had been endangered.Humans who survived in this big tragedy built three huge ramparts to preventing themselves from attacking by titans. The most outside zone which some poor people and normal civilians...
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...through life. Esperanza desperately wants to move off the street she lives on and in doing so she realizes many things about herself as well as who she is as a person. Identity is the most important theme in the novel because Esperanza’s identity change s, identity shapes who she is, and Esperanza discovers her cultural identity. The first reason why identity is the most important theme is because Esperanza’s identity changes. Alicia states, “ Like it or not you are Mango Street, and one day you will come back too,” (Page 107). Esperanza responds with, “ Not me,” (Page...
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