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    In some cultures, it is considered disrespectful to shake hands, make eye contact or speak to a female who is not a family member. In some families, the father is the head of the family all decisions are deferred to him from school trips, housing issues etc. A little research should be done if a meeting has been arranged with people of a different culture taking care to avoid stereotyping. Sometimes there may be a language barrier affecting communication. You may need to speak slowly,…

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    Imagery In I Am Malala

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    In part two of her book, Malala provides details on the Taliban as, “ In 2008 alone, the Taliban bombed two hundred schools. Suicide bombings and targeted killings were regular occurrences”(Yousafzai 65). This reveals the intensity to the extend that the Taliban went to prevent women and kids from going to school and getting an education. Consequently, Malala’s experience with the Taliban resulted in her disliking of their actions. Following this, Malala brings…

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    of the child which violates the law. As per the statistics released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), juvenile criminals between 16 and 18 years accounted for more than 60% of the crimes registered against minors in India in 2013. The issue of how juveniles should be punished has come to the fore especially because of two cases that came to the limelight; the 2012 rape case in Delhi and the Shakti Mills rape case. Shockingly, in both the cases, one of the main accused was a juvenile.…

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    Students worked through 5 questions relating to financial mathematics. The task was provided by the school, to ensure similarity between classes the exam could not be altered. This exam relates directly to the Year 10 content descriptor ACMNA229 (ACARA, 2017). Reading through the exam an overall comment would be to allow students to identify which questions…

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    The way parents interact with their children on a daily basis is a highly critical factor within family socialization. The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry “Contextual Risk and Behavior Problems Among Children With Substance Using Mothers: The Mediating Role of Mothers’ and Children’s Coping Strategies” by Jing Zhang and Natasha Slesnick created a study to help reinforce the idea that parents exposure to any kind of unnecessary bad intentions like drugs, depression, harm, and more can…

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    345) state, that It is generally acknowledged that comprehensive approaches are required to address the issue of bullying. Reductions in bullying were associated with programs that included parent training, improved playground supervision, disciplinary measures, school conferences, information for parents, classroom rules, classroom management, and videos. Elements that were part of programs that reduced victimization included: videos…

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    These issues include a high proportion of high school dropout and poverty, which share a complicated relationship with reproductive health. First, poverty is associated with increased rates of teen pregnancy (Finer & Henshaw, 2006). Secondly, teen pregnancies can disrupt an adolescent’s…

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    English also equips me with a number of skills that allow me to approach questions and practical problems in a way that differs from the often calculated nature of science based subjects. I really enjoyed analysing written works and contextual research which led to discovering that very small details of language and structure in a text can hold a wealth of information on the both the writers personal life and…

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    revelry equally. During its early years of scheme development, the church also served as a school. While the 2 tone brickwork, bay window and lattice screens proves direct inspiration from the bungalows of 1930s, the curved parapet walls balanced with strong planar surface shows strength and vigour of his wilful design. The same theme was spilled over for the adjacent cottages for pensioners and school. The school among the composition, has bolder colours and variant composition. The church when…

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    Schools undeniably lacking in the formation of “a course of study of criteria which are broadly human” hinder the functioning of democracy as a whole, being an institution “peculiarly dependent for its maintenance” on the study of such. Heavy emphasis on core classes, such as the expectations found in our own high school, serve as prime examples of this. Students are quick to experience this educational burnout…

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