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    Journal Assignment When facilitating a group, a leadership style must be used with any given approach. A group leader’s capability to formulate a relationship is a very important tool in group counseling. As a group facilitator you must be able to put forth your own attributes, usefulness, and life encounters within the group. It is your responsibility to incorporate change, and how it will be useful in each group member’s life. The purpose of this paper is to examine my leadership style and how…

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    The purpose of education can be defined as the nature of the curriculum and assessment. This content area is important because teaching the curriculum is how you teach the students. To teach every student you need to teach the curriculum in a way that they will understand it. This includes teaching multiple different ways because each student learns differently. The goal as a teacher is to help every student learn and to succeed in future schooling and life. When a student fully understands…

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    Anna Stubblefield, a professor of Ethics from Rutgers University, was recently convicted of aggravated sexual assault. Stubblefield allegedly assaulted a student who suffers from cerebral palsy. He is reportedly unable to walk, dress, communicate, and use the restroom without assistance. Court officials have said that Stubblefield was taking advantage of a mentally incapable person, but she claims that she and the student were in love. Stubblefield is married and has two children. She has been…

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    Group Description and Agency Setting Co-Facilitator Ruth started session 10 like every session. She asked everyone to share how they were doing, how their week had been, or if there was anything specific they wanted to share or focus on this week. Ruth nodded to Amy who was sitting to her right and said, “would you please begin”. Amy shrugged her shoulders and said, “OK to be honest I 'm a little nervous about today 's group, the subject matter makes me uncomfortable” (1). Amy slowly put her…

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    healthy. The total number of people in the group is 15 people. The group are meeting are held once a week every. The group meets on Friday’s for sixty minutes during lunch time which is from 12:00pm to 1pm. 30 minutes before the groups begin the facilitator will order take out to ensure that people eat. The group members all are employed by DCPP’s Passaic Central Local Office and the groups meet by the Great Fall Water Fall. The groups address is 22 Mill street Paterson New Jersey. The group…

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    & Feirman, 2008) can be understood as the emotional bond held by a member of the group as a whole, for other group members and for the facilitator and fosters a sense of belonging, engagement, acceptance, support and attractiveness to the group (Marziali, Munroe-Blum & McCleary, 1997) which enhances commitment and reduces drop-out rates (Yalom, 1995). Anderson, Shelby and Golden-Kreutz (2007)…

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    A critical incident is an expected occurrence in group work, though not all incidents will carry the same degree of seriousness nor will they be unambiguous in nature. The reality of differences among even those with common backgrounds or presenting problems would allude to the fact that it is more likely then not that a critical incident will occur within a group setting. Though often conflict itself is perceived as negative, it can, if apprioately addressed, be a positive turning point in a…

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    that help them to comprehend new knowledge. Another aspect of the andragogical theory that promotes research is the principle that suggests that adult learners are self-directed and desire to take responsibility for their learning. Therefore, the facilitator needs to provide opportunities such as projects or real-life scenarios that require research and presentation. Moreover, adult learners appreciate relevance (in content and learning activities activities). They abhor unnecessary work or…

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    to apply. Honors Colloquium is such an interesting a unique course and I desperately wanted to give my experience to the incoming Honors freshman. However, leading up to being accepted as a Facilitator, and even after I was excepted I was nervous. Nervous, about being able to achieve the role of a Facilitator and nervous of performing the role well enough that my student excelled and became proficient in the tasks placed in front of them. Luckily though, to my advantage, we had a weekly breakout…

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    2012). By utilizing these elements the facilitators will sense a accountability for the pupil they facilitate; implementing the preventative model of behavioral backing can more precisely analyze pupils who need more rigorous provisions. Even if there are a lot of constructive and advantages that…

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