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    TEACHING INCLUSION Inclusion can be stated as a practice to make all the belonging students as a part of the team, connected, giving equal right with dignity or attribute or more as to promote the opportunity to accommodate everyone without any limitation. (1) Miller and Katz (2002) have defined inclusion as: “a sense of belonging: feeling respected, valued for who you are; feeling a level of supportive energy and commitment from others so that you can do your best”. In my practice as a travel…

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    outside environment. In this instance, it will be completed in the student’s backyard or at the local park, where there is a flat concrete surface to bounce the balls. If this activity was undertaken in a school setting, it would be completed at the school’s basketball courts or the flattest surface available at the time. The learning environment therefore would be outside. As Arthur et al (2015) argues outside learning settings are “spaces where children can reconnect to the natural…

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    Physical Environment- Based on the places I have travelled Tuscaloosa County, this area offers a wide variety of environments. The county has multiple lakes and parks along with urban and suburban areas as well. Out of 67 counties in Alabama, Tuscaloosa ranks 24th when comparing physical environment. With an air pollution level of 12.7, the county boasts a lower pollution level than the state average. Nonetheless, 18% of the population struggles with severe housing problems, which is 3% higher…

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    Quality of Social and Physical Environments in Preschool and Children’s Development of Academic, Language, and Literacy Skills Manuel Lee Jr. Child Psychology – EDPR 7111 Dr. D. Winsor University of Memphis Mashburn, A. (2008). Quality of Social and Physical Environments in Preschools and Children 's Development of Academic, Language, and Literacy Skills. Applied Developmental Science, 12(3), 113-127. Retrieved September 24, 2014, from EBSCOHOST. Introduction In the United States of…

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    School environment is a critical context for promoting the development of student’s educational and future career interests. As adolescents progress from middle school on to high school, they have opportunities to begin tailoring their educational experiences in order to align them with their future careers and interests. It is leaders like principals and teachers who primarily facilitate and lead change in school environments. Based on this observation, it can then be said that principals are…

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    of their sexuality, regardless of their political alignments, regardless of if they are disabled or able-bodied, actively discussing and debating their ideologies and their lives free of judgement from the rest of the group. That is an inclusive environment. No one is left out because they do not fit the description of the community. There is no description, there is no pattern to who these people are, and there are no borders as to who is welcome. Everyone has something unique to share: a…

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    Q.1 Ans:- Those peopling those affected by the changes in the work. Who? They are divided according to the two groups following. 1. Direct environment. 2. Indirect environment. Direct Environment: the direct impact on our gym business, Management Company, complimentary services providers and consumers, in management, through the software. Indirect environment: Those who play an indirect role in our work, but can be left. Property officials, local councils, by working, general industry, suppliers…

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    positive and supportive work environment. Leading by example is the first step in creating this space. The best way to portray the ideal work environment and the behavior expected of a team is by exemplification. I believe a great leader is part of the process and stands on the front line with the team. I won’t expect someone to fulfill a task or duty that I wouldn’t complete myself. By putting myself alongside my team, I believe I create a supportive environment and sense of relatability…

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    The environment, along with its protection and issues connected with it are questions of interest nowadays. Many people are concerned with the state of the earth and our destructive impact on nature itself. Because of the slow change our environment is undergoing, many have failed to realize that this is even a problem. In, “An Inconvenient Truth,” Al Gore explains, “If a frog is put into a container of water that slowly increases in heat, it will stay there until it... Gets pulled out of the…

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    The environment of a college campus brings together young adults who are dating, making new friends and often drinking for the first time and this environment creates opportunity to take advantage of a weaker or disoriented person. This environment puts an increased responsibility on the schools to ensure the environment is safe by preparing the students, employees…

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