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    Single Mother Essay

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    preparations as is the norm employing the use of Legalzoom.com. Eventually, she was able to come up with a “legal will” complying with all standards, including the witnessing formalities as par the requirements of the law of Florida. The details stated that her brother would be the estate’s personal representative. However, her efforts to prepare a legal will were not accompanied by crucial legal counsel, thus the outcome only has managed to spring up a lot of issues for her family. Reports say…

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    After three cases had gone by I finally had the courage to ask the Judge a couple of questions. Since I was doing a project on Probation Supervised Youth I mentioned the crossover youth and she told me that it was the wrong term and I should be using dually involved youth, which helped for the assignment. During the small break while waiting for another case, Ramona and I made plans to come back and meet at the courthouse Thursday at 8:30am, so I could experience the North Wing which is the…

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    Supervisor Reflection

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    The objective of this analysis was for the interviewer to recognize the fundamental stages that both a student teacher and a supervisor progress within their perspective titles. Invoke a better conceptual idea of the sequences of learning both professionals experience as they seek to successfully work and educate young children within a child care facility. While conducting the interview it was determined that the approach and perception both a teacher and a supervisor associate with each other…

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    Teachers Deserve to be Paid More! Teachers have one of the most important professions in the world, that being the case their salaries should reflect that, unfortunately it does not. Why should professional athletes who throw around a ball make millions, while those teachers that gave them the tools to get there make 10 times less than them. Do you think teachers get paid enough for what they do? Do you think teachers deserve to be paid a little more? Teaching is not an easy job, it calls a…

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    It is clear that teacher identity gains crucial role in the professional development of both teachers in their profession and pre-service teachers. A common theme drawn from the section is that teacher identity is dynamic, contested and it shifts over time under the influence of a range of factors both internal to the individual. Teacher identities is actively constructed…

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    Weak Link Problem Summary

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    Summary Main Points of Articles: The article Teacher Evaluation and the Problem of Professional Development examines professional development and its relationship to teacher evaluations. Smylie (2014) focuses his inquiry on two significant issues: the “weak link problem” and the “weak quality problem”. He identifies the weak link problem as the link between teacher evaluations and the lack of professional development opportunities provided to educators by schools and districts. The weak…

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    organization. I am learning now that being involved in community service holds true for the nurse educator as well. Dawson & Freed (2008), state that “professional nurses have a commitment to society and a responsibility to advance the nursing profession by taking on leadership roles in the community” (p. 268). Studies have also supported that serving the community increases self-confidence by contributing to services to the community (MacIlvaine,…

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    correspond to how much work they put in (Pros and Cons). It could also lead to worse teachers leaving the profession and going to work at something they are better at leaving more money for the good teachers. This would lead to the good teachers staying in the profession longer, and thus influencing more people 's lives for the better (Rosales, John). As more and more teachers flock to the profession the average wage of teachers would go up until it reaches the point where they are finally being…

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    such reforms within schools rarely reproduces the proposed outcomes of curriculum designers [Kahle, 2007]. Significantly, teaching is unique in that unlike other professions such as medicine and law, where an expert based regulation authority is in place, it is heavily…

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    Who I once admired, I helped fire, and I stood by my own personal values, and what I think is professional conduct. It was not for myself, but the wellbeing of others, and the betterment of everyone directly, and indirectly involved. It was not something I was happy about, or even proud of being apart of, but my unwillingness to allow anyone to abuse their power over another, I just cannot stand by, or watch. As a professional, we must be aware of how we conduct ourselves, and to whom we present…

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