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    from all the subgroups would encourage fairness and transparency and build trust among the specialty groups. Fostering group identity and responsibility for overall performance is essentially. Nevertheless, individual accountability is still important. Social loafing is an inevitability If individual results are not continually monitored and made public to the whole group.…

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    Introduction Social work and its professionals are constantly assessing and reassessing practices, models, and therapies to ensure the client 's service needs are met and that they are treated justly and with dignity. Jean Baker Miller found traditional theories of behavior to be lacking emphasis and recognition of relational experiences, especially when pertaining to minority groups, and how these relational experiences impact individual 's mental wellbeing. Thus, she and several of her…

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    A dog that just had puppies might foster a new litter of kittens because the kittens and the dog that is fostering them might develop a mutual relationship even if they are different species. In the first article it states “ sometimes different species will work as partners. this textual evidence shows that no matter how animals help each each other it is important for their own survival. for example, the dog that just had puppies knows how to care of of her own but considering that the…

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    institutions should utilize it to assist students. (Vas & Koruth, 2013) argue that productive planning helps to minimize unwarranted uncertainties such rise of substance abuse among students which might result to an uncomfortable campus environment. A FOSTERING A CARING AND PRODUCTIVE CAMPUS3 productive campus environment according to the two can only be achieved through ensuring the institution is offering quality education and innovation opportunities which will help students avoid activities…

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    The article “Kinship and Nonrelative Foster Care: The Effect of Placement Type on a Child Well-Being” was writing by Sarah Font from the University of Wisconsin. This article can be found in the professional journal, Child Development, September/October 2014, volume 84, number 5, and pages 2074-2090. This article attempts to address differences in children who are removed from their parents and placed in kinship and nonrelative care by measuring achievements, behaviors and health. The article…

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    In regards to the statements that advocates writing as an essential skill in the real world I agree that it is crucial to succeed in life. Writing goes hand in hand with reading. As a prospective teacher it is my duty and responsibility to make advancing my students literacy my key focus. Under New York’s Common Core guidelines teaching and promoting literacy skills is a “collective responsibility” of all content area teachers. It is our job to ensure the academic success of the children in our…

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    There are several observations presented by General Arnold that influence aspects of my leadership philosophy. Those aspects are teamwork, taking care of people, and moral courage. General Arnold explains the importance of the Commanding General’s advisory council to General Spaatz. He recommends utilizing an advisory council in order to sift through all of the critical information requiring the attention of Commanding General of the Army Air Forces. This describes a key aspect of my…

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    The current state of housing in the foster care system is not an effective or reliable way to help troubled children nationally. The existing system causes confusion for children, places children in potentially dangerous or neglecting foster homes, and leaves many alone with no one to rely on at the age of eighteen. There are not enough families to provide for the children; much less “good” families. This results in bleak conditions, such as overcrowding children into group homes or abusive…

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    designated dorm that allows students to bring cats and dogs, with the exception of aggressive dog breeds. They also have an animal fostering program which allows students to take part in the local community through volunteering. Many organizations here at Stevens Point are involved with the humane society already. Why not involve the school even more and start a fostering program here? The benefits are not only for the students but the school reputation as well. Stevens Point would stand out…

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    Ricky Williams, a former American football player, emerges as a poignant figure not solely due to his athletic prowess but also for his very public confrontations with mental health challenges. Born on May 21, 1977, in San Diego, California, Williams catapulted to stardom as a standout college football player at the University of Texas, where his remarkable skills earned him the prestigious Heisman Trophy in 1998. Following this success, he entered the NFL draft, eventually being selected fifth…

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