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    reveals the importance of the Vietnamese culture fading away as the country becomes destroyed by integrating the language feature repetition. The statement “It is not remembered. Remember,” makes you think about the past using the term “it”. The first sentence “It is not remembered.” is the soldier saying to the narrator that the Vietnamese war is not always remembered which conveys the audience to sink into the past. Throughout the poem, we learn about how the Vietnamese people’s lifestyle and…

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    Juan Observation

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    Juan is a very good reader from my few interactions that I have had with him and based on his scores when given the different assessments. He is able to pronounce the words and read without much struggle and according to his grade level. There are those words, which he sometimes stumbles upon, just like a lot of us do so as well today, but they are words that may be too advanced for him or not in his day-to-day vocabulary. But, just like any other student his age, there are a few things in which…

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    The Agency states this is a straightforward non-selection case, but the Agency’s management has been deceiving, provided conflicting statement, and been less than forthcoming in their responses. The selectee, Mr. Melvin Barry, does not meet the Facilities experience requirements set forth in the USAJobs announcement. In fact, Mr. Barry merely cut facilities requirements in the Major Duties from the announcement and pasted them into his resume. The interview panel, consisting of Mr. Johnson…

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    Summative Self-Assessment The three goals I chose to work on through the course of the group sessions were to 1) Be willing to accept silence after a conflicting situation, 2) Be willing to voice my thoughts and opinions, without the need for reassurance, and 3) Learn to express my emotions, rather than showing all is well and pleasant, in all situations. I had several opportunities to work on my second and third goals through the course of in class group sessions, but very little opportunity to…

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    To begin this lesson I will give a brief overview of the focus wall with what we discussed yesterday. Today we will be focusing on the essential question. Then we will talk about the sight word go and our letter we are working with this week is C/c. I will ask a few brief questions from the class about the material. Guided Practice: 1. Oral language 1. I will read Franklins Neighborhood to the class on the rug. I will remind the students that this week we are learning about places we go…

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    Interobserver

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    Participant and Setting The participant was a six-year-old, first grade female named Mary. Mary did not have any diagnosed disabilities. She attended a private school Monday thru Friday for an average of 35 hours per week. While at school, Mary participated in an in-school tutoring program for students identified by their teacher as struggling readers. The in-school tutoring occurred twice a week for one hour each day. In addition, Mary’s parents paid for her to go to private tutoring for…

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    The Boys and Girls Club offers an after-school program for school-age children. The location of the club its ‘self is in a low-income area of town. The staff that I observed during my visits were nice towards me; but, they were rude to the children. The staff all yelled and screamed at the children. Most of the children were minority in race, opposed to the children that was at the Child Study Center. More boys were there than girls on the day that I went. The children come from their school to…

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    A crime is something you can get incarcerated it for. Taking endlessly a man's freedom is the thing that isolates criminal behavior from illicit behavior. Furthermore, when the likelihood of going to prison is included, you have various sacred rights that you don't have when you're caught for a petty criminal offense, including the accompanying: The privilege to a lawyer. The privilege to a jury, which can convict you just if the proof is past a sensible uncertainty. The privilege to stay…

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    Mental Health Multidimensional Intake Form The mental health multidimensional intake form used for the following critique is a well-written, easily read seven-page assessment for the client to fill out. It was retrieved from the online database of the practice Focused Solutions. At the beginning of the intake form, it expresses that although the assessment may seem lengthy, the client should be able to complete it rather quickly, as it only requires check marks in most areas. This particular…

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    Dyadic Encounter My partner for this encounter was Monica Gomez, a 34 year old who has been working for the Livingston School District for 18 years, and has been a resource aide for 8 years now in Livingston, Ca. I have known Monica for about 19 years now through my sister. In high school her and my sister became great friends, and have kept that friendship throughout all these years. Not only did she become my sisters friend, but she also became my friend, and we see each other like family.…

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