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    in the corner that believes in them, and pushing them to become open-minded problem solvers. I believe that if students have these skills they can become confident young adults ready to face the outside world. There is no lesson plan on helping a student find there voice. I believe every student finds his or her own voice within a different aspect of the school setting. I do not believe that students even know when they have found their voice. I found my voice through a school counseling group. While…

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    I am becoming better at open-ended questions. I noticed that I would ask more close-ended questions while doing intakes instead of having a conversation with the clients and now I am much better at shifting away from closed-ended questions. I noticed that in the initial intervention I only asked one closed-ended question and none in the alternative statements. I also noticed that I am better at having more of a conversation-based intake with clients at my practicum site, just by rewording the…

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    For my client’s confidentiality, throughout the rest of this paper I will be using the false name of Carol to protect her identity. Carol is currently a full-time female student at York University. As I am also a full-time student at York university, when it came time to ask if she would volunteer as my client for this project, Carol’s academic appreciation and understanding personality made the interview very comfortable. Carol’s problem was between her and her best friend whom she feels are…

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    talk for comprehension, has caused a big debate over which is the most effective. Barton (2011) argues that open ended questions are the best sort to use, as it gives children thinking time when working with a text, allows for collaborative questions and oral rehearsal of answers, making them more detailed and thorough. This is useful especially when discussing a text as children have many different thoughts and ideas, therefore the use of open questions makes this the best type of classroom…

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    The open question is the opposite of a closed question. An open question would probably receive a long answer (Open and Closed Questions, n.d.). These questions would ask the respondent to think and reflect. They will give people opinions and feelings. These questions give the respondent the control of the conversation. Open questions begin with what, why, how and describe. However, a neutral question does not begin with the word ‘why’. An example of an open question is in IB- Biology, some of…

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    were in depth and with no-limit. The interaction between the two was a level 3 because his response talked about his childhood and belief that the amount of sneakers someone has a does not make them a sneakerhead. During the interview Pam gave feedback by using different listening skills to step up the following question. In watching Pam’s gestures and listening to her questions, she used listening for comprehension and evaluation. An example was of her reaction and follow-up statement based on…

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    INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introductory Remarks In this chapter, the scheduling problems, their concept and theirdifferent types are briefly covered.A brief introduction to the role of schedulingis given.Description of JobShop Scheduling Problem (JSSP)is presented with its practical complication.Types of schedulingand objectives of the study are summarized. Also, A brief introduction about the plan of the project is given.Research layout at the end of the chapter is presented. 1.2Scheduling Problems One…

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    all their problems are getting solved as soon as possible. This is a good thing for the employers too, because now the whole company is on the same topic and if there is a problem it can be solved right away. However this can be a negative thing for workers. They may think it’s too large of a step and that may create shyness where no one wants to talk. Communication This problem tags along with the tall structure problem. This is a problem because they have so many levels where so much can be…

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    Problems are a normal thing that happen through one’s life. These problems can be easily terminated depending on who it’s affecting and what the problem is about. But not all problems can be solved easily. In fact, some problems may aren’t solved as easily as others and can make everyday tasks harder than usual. These problems can be emotional, cognitive, developmental, social, and even physical addiction. Some of these problems require professional guidance if you need help solving them. For…

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    It also focuses on the solutions, as oppose to talking about the problem. Solution-focused brief therapy is also meant to be short-term, as well simplified. The rationale for Solution-focused brief therapy, is that it is brief. Solution-focused brief therapy looks for exceptions, in that it looks for what has work and what does work as far as solutions in our lives. Looking for exceptions also allows group members to reflect on what has worked in the past for solving problems. First time…

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