SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 The teachers are discussing the strategies to be used in the classroom. SEPTEMBER 23,2014 The teachers developed lessons that explicitly require students to build their understanding of the big ideas and essential concepts of new material, drawing on prior knowledge and background experiences and applying their understanding in new learning situations. SEPTEMBER 9,2014 Mrs. Siman makes sure that comments or questions have been heard
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A Bill to Reform foreign aid Section 1. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) shall be given $50,000,000 to create the Board of Progressive Development. Section 2. The Board of Progressive Development shall be tasked with reviewing all foreign aid that the United States Agency for International Development gives or administers to determine whether or not that aid is beneficial to the economy of the country receiving aid. a. Should the board of
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NPDA DEBATE The most interesting concept I learned about NPDA debate is the concept of the counter case and the role the two contending teams play in the debate. The debate has two rival teams who discuss their arguments and ideas about the resolution. The concept of the counter case is a central part in the NPDA debate where the proposition team affirms the motion presented to the debaters, and the opposition team, which opposes the resolution and/or the case, brought out by the proposition team
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This document is to provide more instruction for the team debate outlines. Remember this is an academic debate. The debate is not a summation of opinions. You must have a cited source for every pro or con argument. With the topics picked in this class, you will find many options to support either side. Keep in mind - this is not your opinion. You can not write/debate anything without a published source stating it. The published source must come from the UOPX library. This is a research intensive
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Corporate Philosophy and Social Values Our class started with an overview of Friedman’s renown and widely debated article that discussed the responsibility of corporate executives and the free-market. It is his belief that corporations are a legal fiction and cannot be held responsible for the actions of it’s managers; “business” as a whole cannot be said to have responsibilities, even in a vague sense. Conversely, Porter and Kramer discuss the topic of the responsibility of a company or corporation
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source of information that many people rely on heavily, Wikipedia. The one situation where Wikipedia’s poor-quality information has led me to believe incorrect information was when I was researching details on a specific football player. I was in a debate with a friend of mine on whether Rex Grossman played at University of Florida or Florida State University. I was arguing in favor of Rex Grossman attending Florida State University and my friend was arguing that Rex Grossman was a University of Florida
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Best Service Encounter Journal Paper Objective: To evaluate critical aspects of a distinctive positive service encounter from your own perspective as a customer and as a services marketer. Directions: The purpose of the service encounter journal paper is to analyze the service encounters from a customer’s point of view (with you as the customer now knowledgeable about service marketing). This paper will be 3 pages maximum, typed, double spaced in which you will write about the organization
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Debates What is debate? Many people ask and others use the word on time to time basis, but yet many do not really understand the concept. A debate is a more formal way or contest between two individuals or teams that allows both to reach their different points of view in a non-insulting matter. If asked for a more broadly in depth explanation, one might be told that it is a vital tool used for maintaining and developing. Because two opposing sides have a debate over a certain topics does not
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SYG 2000, Introduction to Sociology, Distance Learning Class SPRING, 2016 SECTION NUMBER: 81306, 81307, 81310, 81311, 81321 PROFESSOR: Walt Ellis NO ON-CAMPUS MEETINGS: This is a Distance Learning webcourse. There are no on-campus meetings of any sort including testing. WITHDRAWAL FOR NON-ATTENDANCE: The course starts February 8. Failure to enter your Canvas course section online by February 14 and complete the Syllabus Acceptance Contract statement may result in a withdrawal
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WORKING ARCHETYPES Plan for limits is one of the archetypes that occur in our group. This is because our group members are able to find time to plan for the limits and discussions. In order to meet up together during the first day, we created a Facebook chat so that we can get along with each other. This helps us to create a better relationship between group members. Other than that, we had some face to face discussion in these few days to meet up and discuss about the given task. There was teamwork
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