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    The development and nature of the relationships on 'Americanah ' have been quite influential in my understanding of the novel, as the story goes on from the past to present, the only theme that was constantly never changing was the recreations of the relationships, how insanely unstable this romantic connections where and how they continue to exist for a quite long term of time. A couple of those relationships are Ifemelu’s Parents, Aunty Uju and The General, and the many relationships of…

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    likely to recommend a timeline with a list of goals and their completion date. In my experience the ‘initiator-contributor’ usually takes on leadership of the group as well as the ‘coordinator’ role. During the forming and storming stages of group development, this person is often involved in any conflict that arises due to their strong opinions and commanding…

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    reaching a certain level of economic power, there is no need to obsess on getting more since it does not contribute in increasing human’s happiness. On that sense, it adds that after a certain stage, to help poorer countries achieve the same level of development is healthier to their own developed societies Unequal societies bring depression and anxiety to people. They work hard not to their own well-being, but to acquire things to show to others that they have also importance and status.…

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    of the most important developmental themes will be the children’s language development. Are they communicating with me as a teacher as well as other children? Are they using their words rather than yelling or hitting? Another developmental area to track would be the children’s social development. Their engagement in play as well as activities throughout the classroom. Lastly, I would track their physical development. Are they developing the appropriate fine and gross motor skills that…

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    Freud Freud emphasized that the unconscious mind had an impact on our behaviors. Freud believed our behaviors were fueled by sexual instinct or life. According to Freud, you cannot bring unconscious thoughts into consciousness except under certain extreme situations (Burger, 43). Freud believed that you are born with only one personality structure, the id. The id is only concerned only with satisfying your own personal needs (Burger, 44). Freud developed a structural model that would divide…

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    How do Peer and Parental Relationships Shape Social Development Between Adolescence and Late Adulthood? The purpose of this essay is to evaluate how parental and peer relationships impact on social development throughout the lifespan from adolescence until late adulthood. Social development considers emotional and social skills; positive social development helps to establish healthy relationships whilst negative social development can have an adverse effect. Adolescents’ who are allowed…

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    Effort on all ends must be given to contract and maintain this ideal relationship. Parents are our partners, and most times know their child best. Agreeing with Kaiser and Ramin sky (1999), “their assistance is invaluable” (P. 34). Therefore, finding common ground and keeping them in-the-loop with all and any problems mandatory…

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    After researching and comparing the four theories, similarities begin to immerge and create a type of circle. Each theorist developed their stages of child development and hoping to explain to people with actual knowledge how they perceive children’s growth patterns. Therefore, starting at stage one, Erickson, Piaget, and Fraud all grasp the idea of oral stimulation as a way for the emerging child to join the outside world. Infants come into the world as hopeless mammals and depend on…

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    According to the Electronic Self-Assessment of Leadership Behavior (e-SALB) results, my current style of leadership is Management by Exception – Passive, with Laissez Faire a very close second. Using the material from Course 15, Management by Exception – Passive is where a leader waits to intervene only after something goes wrong, and/or standards are not met. This is only a step above a Laissez-Faire style of leadership, where there is virtually no guidance at all because, the leader is lazy…

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    Importance of Sociodramatic and Fantastical Play for Children’s Development An important part of a child’s development is play. It is important for children to participate in play because it provides children with the ability to improve their cognitive functions, language, and self-regulation. Vygotsky was one of many theorists that believed sociodramatic play is necessary for for cognitive, social, and emotional development for children (Elias and Berk, 2002). Sociodramatic play is also…

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