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    of interest were: social and investigative. The social area of occupation is work activities that assist others and promote learning and personal development. They prefer to communicate more. They like to teach, give advice, to help, and be of service to others. The investigative occupation is work activities that have to do with ideas and thinking. They search for facts and figure out problems. Three jobs in the social occupation are: High School teachers, Mental health counselors, and…

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    PC Technician Careers

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    customer depending on the machine the customer is using. They also work for private businesses, but 14 percent were self-employed by 2012. “Employment of PC Technicians was projected to grow 4 percent from 2012 to 2022 which is slower the other occupations. (p. 1)” Background PC Technicians repair many different machines furthermore travel to different companies along with households to repair machines. People notify PC Technicians as a result of being lazy or not knowing how to repair the…

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    II through IV of the Republic, Plato argues that censorship is necessary for good moral education of the guardians and auxiliaries of the kallipolis. In this paper, I will explain the purpose of moral education, Plato’s process of censoring of the student’s learning materials, and showcase that censorship is a necessary quality of good education. I proclaim that censorship is indeed essential for good education since it teaches the students to imitate the right people/actions and allows for the…

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    REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE In the 21st century, occupations have become vital to a person’s way of living. Through these occupations, one is able to contribute to society, showcase his skills and capabilities, and gain financial income which he then uses to acquire his basic needs and wants. There are different kinds of occupations in the society, and some of these occupations are occupations that deal with education, student training, and knowledge-sharing -- concepts imperative in building…

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    lower income and deprived of proper education, they are likely to stay in lower income professions throughout their lifetime. Women of color are generally found to work in lower, blue-collar labor classes due to lack of well-built educational upbringings and well-off communities (Anderson, 1996:280). Additional explanations are required for consideration based on culture shaping backgrounds, and how economic opportunities are constructed on access to education among women of racial inequalities…

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    The Giver: An Analysis

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    Authoritarian societies are systems that are used to control the community of people and their education. Education in an Authoritarian Society is upheld by maintaining control of the hierarchy. This is done in three ways: sorting the citizens, justifying where and why they were put there, and validating the decision. In the 2014 motion picture The Giver, they live in a post-apocalyptic Authoritarian world and follow the three rules. “What is most difficult for the state to control- emotions and…

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    the SII was revised in 2004 to make it more efficient and broaden the areas assessed, include current occupations, and make it more reflective of the diversity of the current US workforce. Designed for to be used with adults and students possessing at least a ninth-grade reading level, the current SII now utilizes 291 items to test the client’s interests in the following six areas: occupations, subject areas, activities, leisure activities, people and personal characteristics (Case & Blackwell,…

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    forces that changes the way HR managers work, and how this occupation might be changing because of these forces. Norway is a small country in northern Europe, mainly dependent on exporting oil, fish and other commodities. There are a lot of forces that changes the way HR managers can work in this community and I am going to take a look at three of them; the youth unemployment rate due to recession, how immigrants affect the occupation of HRM and how the values of the Norwegian people have a…

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    varying perspectives about whether understudies should pay for college or not. A few people presume that education is an essential right, which should therefore be given freely, while others think the student would need to repay the school. Various well-to-do countries around the world offer free public college. On the other hand, the United States requires the student to pay for their college education. It would be exceptionally profitable in the United States to not have free public college.…

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    Why Do People Go to College? When people speak of pursuing a post-secondary education nowadays, it usually has a negative connotation with the American student debt being in the trillions. Not only that, but there are also countless stories of college graduates not being able to find jobs in the fields they studied in. To add to on to their burdens, most students working towards a higher education are forced to take out loans in order pay their tuition. Once students consider all the…

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