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Humanities - Gallipoli World War I, also called First World War, originated in Europe and lasted from 28 July 1914 to 11 November 1918. In 1915, during World War I, Gallipoli was the place of a series of battles that took thousands of lives and lasted eight months. The Gallipoli plan, the life in the trenches and the remembrance and commemoration of Gallipoli all played a significant role in forming what we now know as Anzac Cove. Although Gallipoli failed in its military objectives, the actions…

The continuation of inclusive school practices is ultimately influenced by the attitudes of the teacher, parents of students both whom have a disability and whom do not, and the overall community. The teachers’ attitudes highly depend on the amount of pre-service training with differentiating the curriculum and the support in maintaining these practices (Forlin, et al., 2009). The views of parents range in regards to inclusion, with some attitudes due to misconceptions and uninformed…

From the high concentration on the overall performance of the store, the keen issues identified that cause the disturbance in the sales ratio of the Rufus and Emma Belacastran Australian Hardware Store. Those issues including the competition in the Melbourne hardware stores with respect to prices, the rising vacancy rates and the rising cost of labour and delivery charges of store 2 and 3. The management of the corresponding store should evaluate the complete scenario and will implement the most…

Discovery leads to unique renewed perceptions and new understandings, within Jane Harrison’s ‘ Rainbow’s End’ and Gwen Harwood’s ‘ Father and Child’. Harrison and Harwood present Gladys and Dolly from Rainbow’s End and the child and father from Father & Child as characters who convey the aspects of discovery of with the use of both symbolism and other language techniques. Both texts reflect on a feminine and a father and child context using the protagonists. In Rainbow’s End, Harrison portrays…

understand the symbols to understand another culture and ethnocentric should be avoided as there are different ethnic groups established. Diamond, J. (1994) Race without colour. v15 n11 p82(8) Dubow, S. (1995) Scientific racism in modern South Africa. Melbourne: The Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge Fredrickson, G.M (2002 )Introduction: Racism:a short history. Princeton: Princeton university Mafeje, A. (1971) The Journal of Modern African Studies. 9(2) pp.…

#National: In the national evidence, we will compare Vietnam to Singapore. First, in our opinion, we could say that Singapore is a developed country, it has a lot of sectors those interdepend to industry like technology, chemicals and financial services. Singapore is at the 5th place of 10 richest countries in the world. Vietnam, the developing country, Vietnam also have a lot of industry jobs as you can see on the local evidence part. Now, these evidences will have us to compare Vietnam…

Introduction In the Healthcare setting it is necessary for nurses to create a therapeutic relationship with clients to show respect and trust (Rosenberg & Gallo-Silver 2011, p. 2). There are many methods as to communicate in a therapeutic way however only the interpersonal communication method will be discussed as to how to build and develop it. When assessing a patient this communication method may assist in gathering objective and subjective data which will also be discussed. These…

philosophy at Monash University (Britannica.com). After some time, Singer was appointed Director of Bioethics at the University Center for Human Values at Princeton University and in 2005 was also appointed Laureate Professor at the University of Melbourne…

context in which the individual lives in. In ‘The Sapphires,’ Kay is a victim of the stolen generation and her identity is strongly influenced by Western culture. This is evident in the scene where Kay is with other white girls in her apartment in Melbourne. The use of medium shot permits the audience to see Kay’s bright coloured attire which is in uniform to her white Australian friends, symbolically representing her assimilation into the white culture. However, her surroundings such as her…

Methamphetamine is highly addictive; however, it is present in some common medications. Due to this people may continue using as they enjoy the feeling it gives them once they take it. If people wish to they can get methamphetamine as it is readily available and inexpensive in Australia. (Winslow, Voorhees and Pehi 2007, p. 1170). According to the journal article, commonly prescribed medications and potential false-positive urine drug screens, that amphetamine or methamphetamine were the most…