involves being clear about what is required of us in our job to ensure high-quality practice. It also involves making sure that we have, as far as possible, the knowledge and skills required to carry out our duties appropriately and filling any gaps in our knowledge base and skills repertoire as these become identified. In addition to the knowledge and skills, there is also the question of values. We need to make sure that our work is consistent with the value base on which it is premised. For example
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between leadership and followership. Followership is defined as “the act or instance of accepting the guidance and command of someone who leads or guides” (dictionary.com). A newly employed worker is a prime example of a follower. Having little knowledge about the job, the employee is unable to neither make important decisions affecting a group of people nor teach others by example. The employee is only able to accept the lessons and duties imposed upon him by his ordinates. The follower will imitate
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easily pass the knowledge onto the students; 2. Capacity of turning the more complicated topics into easy-to-understand topics and delivering them that way; 3. Good knowledge of the subject; 4. Adaptability to each student’s level; 5. Knowing when to “push” on some task or when to help the students throughout the task they might have. I consider that the most important quality is the knowledge that the teacher has, followed closely by the capacity of delivering that knowledge in an easy-to-comprehend
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bravest soul around but may also be the most idiotic. The best way to face a problem is to “know thy enemy.” This method takes careful planning and extensive study on the subject though the results will be to your favour. Always remember the saying, “knowledge is power”; the more one is knowledgeable on the subject, the more opportunities present themselves and it will just come down to deciding the best course of action. A knowledgeable person will face a problem by exploiting its weaknesses and striking
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class before, the way that I would explain learning would be it is the way understand. Meaning everyone understands the same thing differently, learning is a thought process how you think is a way you understand and retain knowledge. Learning is a way of retaining your knowledge. According to our textbook learning is defined as “our ability to take in the world around us and make sense of it so that we can respond to it an efficient, effective, and appropriate manner.” As you can see in the textbook
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Financial education should be introduced as compulsory subject i. INTRODUCTION It is an obvious fact that financial aspect is an important part of the daily life, as an adult and even as a young individual. Every one of us has to make financial decision to spend money for vital needs such as food, clothes, home and more. The question is whether to start with financial education as part of school program or to postpone it for a later stage in life. For me, I support this idea that financial
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an industry 2. Marketing & developing a brand. 3. Developing a Tourist destination. For setting up an Industry: 1. To encourage an integrated approach to rural development. Integration is required between rural skills and urban knowledge, between human and financial resources in urban and rural areas. 2. It should be based in a village. It could not and should not be involved in development by proxy or by committing from an urban base. 3. If the idea is to work with the poorest
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"How strange is the lot of us mortals! Each of us is here for a brief sojourn; for what purpose he knows not, though he sometimes thinks he senses it. But without deeper reflection one knows from daily life that one exists for other people -- first of all for those upon whose smiles and well-being our own happiness is wholly dependent, and then for the many, unknown to us, to whose destinies we are bound by the ties of sympathy. A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life
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1) Winners Learn New Things Every Day You can’t be a winner without being a lifelong learner. You can’t be a winner in life without taking the extra step of acquiring more knowledge. Most young people from 12-20 years old rely on schools to give them knowledge. That’s something better from nothing. Yet, not enough. Why don’t take the extra step and start reading more on your own? That way you won’t be working at the same underpaid job at 24 like you did when you were 15. Also, winners keep learning
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to better mankind. Others, might say that he made this, so he could try and be in the house of scholars, for the house of scholars are the only ones allowed to question and know knowledge. Those are all true, but they are not the main reason he did what he did. He did it because he liked learning, he liked gaining knowledge. He says, “We love the science of things.” meaning that he likes science and how things worked. It gives him a sense of individuality, which in that society. That is forbidden,
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