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    “BEing” the beloved, we will go through our entire life searching for who we are in things that hold no value. Henri Nouwen says that this leads to depression and “our life ends up nothing” (Nouwen, Being the Beloved sermon 1 of 8). Admittedly, I still struggle with this even though I believe that “I am the beloved of God” (Ephesians 5:1, NIV Thinline Bible). I recognize that I place too much value on what people think and say about me, and not enough on what God says about…

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    Throughout my assignment, I am going to be exploring the ways in which practitioners in child care settings can influence children by working in partnership with families, multi-agencies and more than one team. I will be covering the key issues when working in partnership, as well as theories, approaches, legislations and how that impacts upon professional practice. D1: There are many key issues that are important for practitioners, parents and agencies to consider in regards to working in…

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    For my family to have a set ideal culture is crazy, because there are so many smaller groups that have different values and norms that are ideal to them. Culture gives everyone a different meaning of life that is constantly changing. My goal is to let my family see that their culture is different and normal to them, and we might be the weird and rude ones to them.…

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    Having a successful family starts when everyone discovers their values, views and habits. The things that are most important to the family members are their values. How the family members see their selves are views. What the family members do repeatedly are habits. In the book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families, Stephen Covey proposes seven habits which he believes are needed for building a strong family culture. Covey’s theories include: ways of being proactive, beginning with the end…

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    Judeo-Christian roots and values are what set America apart from all other countries. These values include decency, honesty, compassion, and fairness. He explains that in order to achieve greatness, the American people will have to embrace these values when making decisions about our future. There are many ways in which America is superior to other countries, but I would agree with Dr. Carson that the success of our government and people is reliant upon the everyday use of these key values.…

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    The Creativity Movement

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    These commandments include: doing your part to produce the next generation of white people, never marrying anything other than a white person, banishing all thought and influence of Jews, working toward professionalism and a noble pursuit. And you must work toward making a lasting contribution to the White people. Norms: written and unwritten rules that specify behaviors appropriate and inappropriate to a particular social situation. One of the most stressed norms of the Creativity Movement…

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    Questions: 1. In your own words describe your concerns in regards to your staff and the overall culture of your corporation? 2. Have you defined a cultural competence in your corporation? 3. What values do you admire in each of the generational cultures of your staff? 4. What values do you admire in culture of your genders, men vs women? 5. Do you believe there are cultural divides by heritage? What are they? 6. Are your managers specifically trained in cultural awareness? 7. Do you think…

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    Nursing Integrity Paper

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    Integrity is the characteristic that allows a person to recognize own values, create some shared values with others whom one serves, and to stay consistent with those values. The people with integrity adhere to their moral values. Therefore, this characteristic makes a person dependable, trusted and committed (Focht & Ponton, 2015). As a nurse, I always felt free to display my integrity at work. I believe, as long as an employee knows the policies and protocols of the organization and follows…

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    Culture plays an important role in continuing values in a society. Whether it is traditional or nontraditional, it offers people to be expressive, allowing them to be themselves in their own unique way. Most societies practice traditional values that have been passed on for generations to revive a specific culture. Others who practice uncommon values and beliefs have become a cultural subgroup outside the center of the dominant culture, called a subculture. Large societies are often built upon…

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    intelligence, but also different values of humanity. Every individual of mankind is independent and unique due to their different values and beliefs. A person’s values are an important component that makes him who he is today. Different Values are also a significant guideline when an individual has to make a choice on a life event. Amazingly, a person can have two different values that can come into conflict. As a student of human behaviour and an expert on values in conflict, this essay will be…

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