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fruits and vegetables. Research explains, “these trends contribute to the higher rates of overweight, obesity and hypertension among males” (Beaumont A, Marsh L & Panetta A 2010, p.93). Another reason why males are at a higher risk of becoming obese than women is they “are less likely to visit doctors and take care with their health” (Beaumont A, Marsh L & Panetta A 2010, p.92). As a consequence, most conditions that can be prevented early are revealed later on when not much can be done. This is…

Garland (2011) stated, “that in the penal welfare framework, the offending individual was the centre stage and the primary focus of criminological concern. Sentencing as he stated was to be individualized to meet the offender’s particular needs and potential for reform. To obtain penal action, the individual’s life history, social and psychological accounts comes to play but, the individual characteristics were in theory the key determinant of all penal actions. In vivid contrast, the individual…

However, they have a strong desire to watch and/or read about it. “However crime is not a clear-cut or static phenomenon” (Marsh & Melville, 2006, pg. 2). In earlier centuries, crime and the punishments for crime were viewed very differently than that of today. The punishments…

2.5. How and why assessments are used. Ongoing data is collected across all key learning areas (KLA’s) to inform teachers and to allow teacher to make judgements. Assessments are graded/marked by teachers making judgement (Marsh, 2010). Data collected from assessments is also used to inform practice and to assist in the planning of future lessons and report to parents during interviews and on report cards. Assessments and reporting are key components of the curriculum planning process…

illustrate the kinds of biases that trained staff in the juvenile justice system. Cutuli et al., (2016) in their paper investigate the specifics of the increased risk that children in foster care have to be involved in the juvenile justice system. Marsh & Evans (2006), conducted a survey staff within juvenile justice system who work with children. The study was conducted in an effort to understand how staff respond to juveniles…

The CREW Marsh trails are composed of four ecosystems: pine flatwoods, marsh, pop ash slough, and hammock. Each of these ecosystems have different soils and vegetation. The first trail that I took was the Pine Flatwood trail. I found that the ground was flat and sandy, and there were little to no puddles or mud on the ground. As the name of the trail suggested, the majority of the trees in this ecosystem were tall pines, though I did see some palm trees. There was a lot of open air, and…

were given a prize. only 1,600 came to the first hunt. The hunt did not dent the population of Pythons. Although we are trying our hardest to get rid of them. In Australia the red foxes were killing all of the penguins, and Marsh saw Sheepdogs scaring the foxes and Marsh experienced it. He recommended them and used them to keep the penguins safe. The number of penguins grew back over time. The dogs were introduced to the Penguins, and showed them their odor. they taught the dogs to treat…

Basie wants Jamie to lay all of the snares for catching pheasants, so he makes a deal with Jamie. If Jamie can lay all of the snares in the marsh area that is just outside of the fence of the camp they are in, Jamie can move into the American dorm with Basie and Basie will take Jamie along when the time comes to escape the camp. When I heard Basie’s deal, I thought that it was pretty fair and…

For example, Laura Marsh stated, “ The task of driving teenagers to part-time jobs, after school activities, and dates and other social activities will fall onto the parents’ shoulders.” With this being said, it is actually truth parents have a lot on their shoulders from working long hours they just want to go home and sleep. Teens have more energy than adults they need their drivers license so they won't rely on parents for everything. Marsh also states, “ Some of these youngsters…

Mr. Marsh uses this to adjust curricula and sets priorities. I also observed that the inclusive classroom establishes framework for assessment. A variety of assessments were used during my observations. I witnessed performance tasks or projects, oral or written prompts, and other informal assessments. There was a nice blend of levels of knowledge present during my observations. It was evident that the framework was in place to slowly build students’ level of understanding. Mr. Marsh stated…