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    Novices In Education

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    encourage learners to communicate in their own voice, incorporating personal and social experiences, real world examples, and pertinent clinical experiences. Ard noted while learners may fear developing their own powers at the expense of others, divergent thinking develops novel or unique problem solving (as cited in Shultz, 2009). However, morally courageous learners may not fit in with peers, leading to discomfort of either. To further develop autonomy, learners may participate in…

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    hierarchical relationship that can lead to divergent efforts, which ultimately risk strategic failure. Management of war is interconnected between military and political spheres, “[but] it is sometimes forgotten just how deep and pervasive political considerations in war are.” The recent accidental airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz Province highlights the need for military leaders to assess rules of engagement and for policymakers to clarify the boundaries of military means, thereby ensuring…

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    Classroom Visual Analysis

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    Teaching language learners can be very challenging but also very rewarding. Each language learner is usually at a different stage in the target language. This can make it difficult for a teacher to find ways to teach all the language learners in ways that will help them individually. According to Julianna Stancamoiano (2013) visuals, help learners grasp a concept because it allows the learner to “see” what they are learning. There are many ways to incorporate visuals in the classroom, you can…

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    citizens of World State may have physical or personality traits that make them unique, they fail to exercise or emphasize their distinctions in ways that challenges authority/the reigning order. In fact, in order to minimize their differences or divergent desires, most seek forms of avoidance or restraint, namely, the drug soma. - Created with best efforts to…

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    work ranges through a wide spectrum of boundaries capturing problems in the society involving children, adults, families and social vices like violence in the community , and extending to a well-structured programme to better the lives of the less privileged. Sally and Jonathan, 2015 opined that it is the variety in social work territory that makes it fascinating and at the same time introduces challenges in terms of its uniqueness and defining the boundaries. Social work is a profession that…

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    Angelina Grimke and George D. Armstrong stood on opposite ends of the slavery debate, despite both using Scripture for their respective arguments. Grimke argued slavery as thoroughly incompatible with Scripture, while Armstrong believed it was an institution rooted and upheld in the biblical witness. Despite using the same book for contrasting opinions, Grimke and Armstrong approach the text from fundamentally different viewpoints. Grimke seeks to expand the text, seeing beyond the letter of the…

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    choose your life's path, to give up poverty and hardships for a chance at contentment. To live in the dream, means to embody "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" (Jefferson 69). America perseveres strongly despite government regulations and boundaries to success. The American dream is still accessible because those who are determined can achieve it, and those who have ambition can reach it, but because the focus has shifted to government regulations and living up to certain standards,…

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    of low-angle faults. Armstrong concluded that the faults on the map originated in the Tertiary Period (apx.66-2.58 Million Years Ago). Through his research he was able to conclude that the faults were not older convergent boundaries, but actually a series of divergent boundaries. The Sevier and Antler fault lines running through Nevada and Utah. This was his most valuable and significant achievement, it changed the way many geologists viewed the…

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    Peter Harle's Migration

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    Langfitt in hopes of achieving the ubiquitously coveted American dream. He was employed in a factory, with aspirations of learning English; however his colleagues were all German. Albeit an arduous decision, he traversed the boundary of his comfort zone that many immigrants adhere to and undertook work outside his community. He later tied the proverbial knot with Rosa Andrade, an immigrant from Ecuador and together they embraced the onerous responsibility to raise four children…

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    Geology The Field of Geology didn’t become a major field until World war II, when the sea floor was mapped out in detail for submarines revealing a mid-Atlantic underwater mountain range, and a rift which started the theory of Plate Tectonics. Plate tectonics are used to explain the forming of mountains and even continents after the Pangaea. Plate tectonics explains that continents could have broken up, but there are 2 major theories on how. Catastrophist’s believe that a series of catastrophes…

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