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    Intervention Reflection

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    During my work as a Teaching Assistant, my role involved teaching intervention and booster lessons in both Key Stage 1 and 2. Interventions are essential in targeting areas where children are having difficulties that are effecting their work in class and effecting their ability to progress and meet curriculum expectations, whilst early intervention is important when considering a child’s future progress. Working in Year 6, I provided booster lessons in Maths and English, which had a positive…

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    Walter Neff is initially viewed as an innocent insurance salesman, and turns into a manipulated murderer who threw away his future for one girl. Low key, high key, and high contrast lighting were all visible in this film, and changed appropriately based upon the emotions Walter was feeling within the scene. The scenes reflected how Wilder wanted the audience to view the relationship between Walter and Phyllis…

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    Why Do You Belong With Me

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    The American Singer-Songwriter, Taylor Swift co-produced the one hit wonder ‘You belong with me’. The song released in 2009 became one of the most influential songs to join the genre of country pop; it appears on the album ‘Fearless.’ The American Rap artist, 50 Cent sung the hit ‘Candy Shop.’ ‘Scott Storch’ originally wrote the song; released in 2005 on the album ‘The Massacre.’ It hit number one in the hip-hop chart. “You Belong with me” is aimed at young females aged 11-18 and in any…

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    Raquel Cepeda

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    In the story “Bird of Paradise: How I became Latina” by Raquel Cepeda, begins with a title that drives the readers mind into a flowing photo of nature. From just reading part of the title, it can be interpreted that the author depicts herself as a free animal. A flying animal, that comes from a place described as a paradise or an ideal place as some will call it; which as Cepeda explains, “paradise is a state of being, more than just the name of a suburb or a home.” In the first paragraph,…

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    When the poet Frances Scott Key saw the American flag gusting in the wind atop Fort McHenry in 1814, he was so in awe of what it represented that he crafted what would eventually become America’s national anthem, The Start Spangled Banner (Smithsonian). His lyrics eloquently illustrated the pride of an evolving nation and the resilience of the American flag, which served as the most exalted symbol of nationalism and civic pride. Two hundred years later, his brief moment of inspiration still…

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    building, monitoring and evaluating progress in order to optimise learning . '(Lindsley, 1992). The context and aims of this Case Study This Case Study was chosen to evaluate and reflect upon the effectiveness of the Intervention of Precision Teaching in Key Stage 2. The aim of this Case Study is to determine the effectiveness of Precision Teaching as an intervention to improve reading and spelling and how this then transfers to independent class work. After reflecting upon the Reading and…

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    Pivotal to a film’s success is in its ability to engage the wider audience into differing perceptions of truly unique experiences. A film has the ability to subject the responder to unconventional mentalities, in the hope of a catalyst in the change of their narrow perceptions on undisclosed experiences. Ron Howard’s 2001 Roman A Clef film A Beautiful Mind, resonates with the viewer as it is a rare opportunity to experience firsthand the psychosis, debilitation and eventual redemption associated…

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    Anthem Rhetorical Analysis

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    (2). Since ethos is meant to convince someone of the character or credibility of the persuader, this quote assesses the credibility of Francis Scott Key. America is supposed to be the land of the free, and represent equality among all people, yet, the creator of our National Anthem was a slave owner himself. By owning slaves, it is clear to see how Key felt toward African Americans, thus, make sense to conclude that the National Anthem itself is racist toward people of…

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    The English training framework has a brilliant notoriety with understudies from the UK and around the globe going to class here. The framework is managed by the Department for Education and the Department for Business - Innovation and Skills. Neighborhood powers (LAs) are in charge of actualizing strategy for government funded training and state schools at a provincial level. The British educational system Training is obligatory from ages 5 to 16 (to be brought to 18 up in 2013 for…

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    hypocrites and sinners. The flag serves as a reminder that the pursuit of happiness and freedom is available to all individuals. In the afore mentioned Johnny Cash song, one line referring to the flag reads, “it got powder-burned the night Francis Scott Key, Sat watching it writing say can you see.” Our flag is not the only national symbol we see being…

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