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    their feet and claws. To work off energy. Because scratching is a normal behavior, and one that cats are highly motivated to display, it's unrealistic to try to prevent them from scratching. Instead, the goal in resolving scratching problems is to redirect the scratching onto acceptable objects. Make scratching inappropriate objects unpleasant and inaccessible Cover the inappropriate…

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    the second the receiver of this nucleus. The cell that the nucleus was removed from is now denucleated or deprogrammed, like a factory able to produce a live being but now it has no program. The addition of the new nucleus from the other cell will redirect the production of new cells…

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    Silent Client Types

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    client, and the characterologically difficult or Axis II client. For me, the silent client is difficult because you never know what they’re thinking, how they’re feeling, or whether or not they are even engaged in the group at all. Where you can redirect a monopolist client, allowing others the chance to share, you can’t force the silent client to speak. Also, with silent member, I would be skeptical about putting them on the spot because it may cause anxiety, which may cause them to maintain…

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    Assets School Reflection

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    Assets School Reflection AM Visit What evidence of student learning and engagement did you observe throughout the day? I observed students being engaged through the day, as teachers made their classes a fun and comforting place to be. For example, I noticed a lot of activities were played. The school day started off with an “Assembly Area.” The teachers I was with had their students play a game in which they were to politely wish each other a good morning, rolling a giant dice to determine who…

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    Pete Earley Reflection

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    cultural change is (starting with oneself) and why it is so important. Pete Earley’s transparency in disclosing his family’s journey through mental illness and how America’s culture of indifference towards those who suffer with it, is an invitation to redirect how we approach social justice for those who are mentally ill. As Early begins to understand the long- term ramifications of having a loved one with mental illness in a system rife with problems, he recognizes the need to understand and…

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    Formative assessments are critical to both teaching and learning. It helps to determine a student’s level of understanding and what discrepancies lie between the level of understanding and the targeted goal. With this knowledge, the teacher then can guide instruction to fill the gap of a student’s understanding or ability. Feedback is an important element in this process. It provides the student with the information of how their present level relates to the targeted goal and the necessary tools…

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    was a fail. The mission was not completed but the message got threw to their enimies and they succeeded with what the were hoping to succeed with.The first mission was done by Ezra and he did not blow a hole in the ship but he did make the enemy redirect where they were located. The ship was called the turtle because it looked similar to…

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    would most likely do something violent so obviously the school rather did not like me. To give context for the rest of the story, the school wanted to scare me into being a better student so an officer was assigned to my school with the intention to “redirect troubled youth”. I was not the only one to be in this but a few other kids and i remember that day because it was really fun and memaberl and I would have to say that it was my favorite day that year but back to what happened that day. I…

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    Mary Astell used Descartes’ argument to argue in favor of women’s equality. Astell used Descartes’ argument about the separation of the “mind” and the “body” to argue that sexual gender cannot determine one’s capability to reason. Rather, her philosophy claims that both men and women possess understanding and will. Astell argues that humans must use their understanding and will in order to reach God’s will, the ultimate truth. Similar to Descartes, Astell believes that God is a perfect and…

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    Art Doctor Research Paper

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    Pretend you are a doctor and someone asks you to please explain why medicine is such an important profession, in other words, he or she asks you to justify the benefits of your career, what would your reaction be? You probably would be shock to hear this kind of question; It’s very uncommon to hear a doctor advocating for the benefits of medicine in general, it’s undeniable the great contribution medicine make to society. The same goes to any other profession, except art education. The majority…

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