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    The strategic management of resource dependence theory is described “…that organizational survival hinges on the ability to procure critical resources from the external environment.” (Casciaro & Piskorski, 2005, p. 167) The competitive advantage of unique resources that are limited reduces the percentage of imitation that is obtainable from other organisations within the same field and external environment. With focus purely on resources, it creates an uncertain environment for most firms which…

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    How many mature responsible adults at the age of fourteen exist in the U.S.? How many have moved to a different continent at that young age, pressed to learn a new language in under a month in order to help their family adapt? How many young women have gotten a job younger than 16 in order to prevent her family from being homeless? Now how many of these children have thrived under these conditions both academically and socially? I may not know the statistics, but I am one of them. I was 14…

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    Student Support

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    material that provide support to students in the process of learning. Student support provided at universities can be differentiated into two distinct categories; academic support and non-academic support (administrative-institutional element) Simpson (2002) (Morgan, 2012; Prebble et al., 2004) McInnis (2000) suggests a discrepancy between the most important support services identified by the students (employment service, counselling and learning support) and the most frequently used support…

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    constantly giving a student the same praise. I began to notice that the praise wasn’t affecting the child’s confidence in learning anymore because it had been used so much. Through the self-reflection of my lack of positive praise I was able to incorporate different phrases that I could use to praise student during a lesson, such as fantastic and great work. I think that by continually learning and gaining knowledge on how to critical reflect my performance I will be able to create lessons that…

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    410). The key difference is the purpose of the writing activity—in the classroom, learning is the primary function of the activity; in the workplace, learning is secondary to the purpose of the writing within the organization. Learning genres in an apprenticeship is effective because of the contextualized nature of the learning. Learning is facilitated because students see their task as authentic—there are consequences that go beyond a grade. Freedman and Adam…

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    Task A – Strength Essay Throughout life our experiences shape and form our personalities and our lives. A combination of education and real-life situations help recognize and identify our strengths and weaknesses. One of my strengths is leadership. Becoming a strong leader does not happen overnight but can begin to develop at an early age. My strengths as a leader is recognizing and adapting to the skill sets and personalities of my team. Gaining trust and respect is another key to my…

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    Non-Music Student Tantrums

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    Kokotsaki and Hallam, all help provide evidence that music is useful for students, due to the positive outcomes music has on the brain and learning. Music increases the ability to do mathematics. There are hundreds of children who struggle with math and other study subjects. Music is an outlet that can help them study better and can become an effective learning tool in the classroom for teachers as well. Other study subjects are incapable of providing students with the ability to express…

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    Introduction The aim of this assignment is to reflect on learning from practical experiences in social care to date. So, therefore, I will be writing a critical review based on time management and organisation skill, teamwork, communication and knowledge, skills and values. Time management and Organizational Skills My work placement was challenging as a result of my tight schedules ranging from family, college, etc. I had to go to placement five days a week (Monday to Friday). Arrives home in…

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    It has always been recognized by others that not all learning takes place in the classroom. Students are able to develop socially and mentally within other extracurricular activities. For instance, these activities can range from athletics, music, and other social clubs. Regardless of what activity a student may be involved in, the gain the ability to foster certain skills such as, organizational, communication, interpersonal, critical thinking and evaluation skills. An extracurricular activity…

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    BIMA Personal Statement

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    It is with great interest that I apply for the opening of Marketing Coordinator at BIMA. BIMA is a museum that reflects my philosophies by serving as a cultural hub for bringing together community, education, and intimate experiences with art. During my graduate studies, I developed my passion for the relationship between curation, Thirdspace, and audience. I have focused my career on the marketing, development, and management of unique art experiences that encourage sustained patron…

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