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    Marquaze Ward 07/30/14 FTR: Failure to Report Here in the Army, we have tools in place that keep us soldier’s discipline, responsible, and a well-trained machine. Some of those include customs and courtesies; Drills and ceremonies; team building skills and etc. Another important skill set is accountability; being where you need to be at all times and responsible for your action. Accountability is what keep the Army running smoothly; shows soldiers how to be account for their personal items/personal agenda; and also helps not only in the military but you can apply this skill set to everyday life. Accountability is an every life skill and should be practice often. When we do not report to our place of duty in a timely manner; we are late or…

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    Accountability in the army is important because soldiers as well as equipment, ammunition, food, water…

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    I understand that accountability is a virtue that can actually be learned through experience. In fact being overseas helped me understand how important it was for other and me to know that I was someone who was accountable for my action and with every upgrade in rank I understood that because it was a privilege it also comes with higher responsibility. I am responsible for my actions that is also something I learned being in the Army. Therefore accountability is much more than just being…

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    Accountability In The Us Army Accountability is an essential characteristic in all aspects of one's life. A responsible person can be relied upon by others to get a job done without blaming others for any problems he or she encounters and will therefore be the first choice for a promotion. People who are considered reliable, honest, and responsible will be trusted by the people around them to do what needs to be done. However, such a reputation can easily be sullied, so it is…

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    Accountability is the lifeblood of the United States Army. It is the first step in every activity and the foundation for every unit and organization. This vital concept takes many forms, ranging from property accountability to personal accountability to personnel accountability. This paper will discuss the importance of personnel accountability in the Army, especially for Army Leaders. Personnel accountability is the duty of every Army Leader at all times. It ensures that a unit is serving at…

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    Why is accountability important in the United States Army? In order to properly understand why accountability is important, it’s prominent that the regulation, AR 600-8-6, be reviewed first. Following, I will discuss what accountability means to me in addition to how practicing accountability is just as imminent. Accountability is “the^50 quality or state of being accountable; especially: an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one 's actions”…

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    The US Army values soldiers that are accountable for their actions and themselves. Being accountable means being dependable, arriving to work and appointments on time, meeting deadlines, being in the right place at the right time, in the right uniform and doing the right thing at the right time. Without having accountability there is no way of knowing where the soldier is or what is going on. As the NCO, accountability is knowing where your soldiers are, what they are doing and their physical…

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    Summative teacher evaluation is intended to meet the need for teacher accountability as it measures teachers on their professional responsibilities (Glickman & Gordon, 2013). Formative teacher evaluations are of utmost importance because they are meant to assist and support teachers in professional growth and the improvement of teaching. It is an ongoing method of evaluation usually based on systematic observation. As mentioned above, trust and open communication between the teacher and…

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    As crime rates have continued to decline, especially in the recent years, criminal justice policy continues increase, therefore, leading to new social problems, such as a growth in the prison population, increased expenditures, and lengthier prison sentences. Over these decades, however, there clearly has been a cause for concern about the lack of accountability and evidence based practice in criminal justice policy in which is needed in order to justify these new social problems and the…

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    warrants. They are sometimes seen as your chief and commander in the courtroom. They have the decision to sentence you which could end your ability to live the American dream. How we select these individuals to become a judge, comes with a huge debate. I believe that when selecting a judge we should analyze how each individual achieves the best balance of accountability and judicial independence. When talking about the issue of whether we should elect or appoint a judge, I believe that we…

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