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    by assessment team Authentic The assessor is satisfied that the work being assessed is attributable to the person being assessed. Summative Assessment • Learner signs a Declaration of Authenticity • Learners are required to sign all assessment feedback forms. • Unit standards are assessed by observation. Learners and assessor sign the observation checklist guaranteeing authenticity. Current The evidence demonstrates/does not demonstrate current competence PoE Guide Declaration of competence…

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    Yalom

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    Corey, Corey, Corey (2010) identify the themes of “disclosure versus anonymity, honesty versus superficiality, spontaneity versus control, acceptance versus rejection, and cohesion versus fragmentation” as the main themes of the working stage of a group(p. 239). I think the video exemplified many of the aforementioned issues, however, the group remained perplexed around the issue of Jean’s resistance. Yalom and Leszcz (2005) write: “Certain members, because of their character structure, will…

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    three of the elements of the performance in management cycle (goal setting-feedback and coaching-rewards and positive reinforcement). In the first level of the performance management cycle, I believe that Stewart focused more on the area of providing feedback versus assisting in setting goals. If you look from the basis of the employee utilizing the feedback to set a goal to become better and/or exceed the level of feedback received, then we can include Stewarts level of motivation into this…

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    Classroom management is always been a challenge for novice and veteran teachers. They have to ensure that the classroom lessons run smoothly despite disruptive behavior by students in a conducive learning environment. Many teachers find the transitioning of students from one activity to another to be the most difficult classroom management challenges (Jones & jones, 2016a). I am one of the teachers that finds the transitioning of students from one activity to another to be the most difficult…

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    think like a Freak. But there are three smart suggestions, which are: using feedback, using incentives and teach your garden to weed itself, are ready for people who is considering to think…

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    For this assignment, I learned that defining the problem, a solution to the problem, and the disadvantages and advantages of the solution needed to be included in the proposal. After reflecting on my professor’s feedback, some areas that needed improvement were to combine tiny paragraphs in my paper for APA format and add more disadvantages to my proposal. I also had a few grammar mistakes in my paper. Week Six: Prepare an Annotated Bibliography Week six’s assignment…

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    Dashboard Design

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    this information on the dashboard, so that a holistic structure guides the team and features are scalable (Barrett, 2016). As you implement these features, keep in mind that resistance to change in the workplace is normal. Provide venues for worker feedback and remind them that the outcomes will be worth it if everyone can cooperate and put forth an effort to integrate the new way of doing things. On a separate note, be sure to pay attention and document the former way of doing things. Model…

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    Listening is probably one of the most important interpersonal skills when it comes to effective management. To listen means to interpret and understand what the other person is communicating. It’s one thing to hear words that someone is saying and an entirely different thing to actively listen. In addition to what is processed through your ears there are other aspects of listening that should be acknowledged. Understanding cues that are not audible is one way to read into what a person is saying…

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    Sub-Systolic Occlusion

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    A major symptom of heart disease is exercise intolerance, which is thought to be caused by overactivation of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) via limb edema stimulating group III/IV afferent feedback mechanisms (Figure 1) (7, 8 & 9). Accurately replicating the afferent feedback during exercise is difficult in both healthy and diseased subjects, due to an inability to directly measure afferents in human subjects. Thus most information about the response of afferents comes from post-exercise…

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    are some improvements that can be put into the future with problem posing education and other innovations. Some important steps would be analyzing students and getting the competencies and providing positive general feedback, positive specific feedback and the same for negative feedback meaning general and specific. Something this could help do is instead of learning being a one-way road that happens to be a dead end that your destination, it can be in multilane highway that allows you to choose…

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