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Latin American/ Caribbean countries developed lower cost labor through the preservation of the hacienda system and continuous use of foreign and Mimi grant workers through Latin American/ Caribbean plantations, even though increasing indenture servitude and increasing of wage labor was becoming more prevalent in the growing cit The Hacienda system in Latin America kept labor costs at a virtually free price by nodding Indians to certain lands by constantly keeping them in debt through out the early modern to modern period.During the early 1 ass's, Herman Cortes after being granted the Spanish crown was given encompass, allowing him access to large amounts of indigenous labor. With the growth of Indian populace by the early sass's, the hacienda sys stem continued in full throttle. Similar processes occurred in Puerco Rich during the time Of Sp anis colonization in which haciendas were created and cheap labor force was used in order to create a greater production of goods.The reason for this continuity is that the use of the hacienda system continued to give Latin America the convenience of nearby indigenous labor for a very cheap price to pay. Foreign and immigrant workers within Latin America from 14501900 were use d to work on plantations and Haciendas, because of the benefit of cheap labor. By the late sass's, Trans Atlantic slave trade began to spark, causing African slaves to be a source of labor. As slave abolition movements began to ignite in the late sass's, it became me less acceptable to continue to have slave labor, so many plantation owners secrete kept slaves with them.However, by the late 1 ass's, slavery was almost non existent, alto ugh due to the increasing popularity of indentured servants in plantations, an element of mix oratory work was still reflected upon Latin American labor force. This continuity exists because of the fact that slaves were cheap, useful, and easily accessible labor that was overall very pr deductive to the purpose of prod ucing items. Indentured labor in the Caribbean was becoming an alternative to slavery quiz cocker as more Europeans began to migrate around the world.During the 1 ass's, slave arrays in a strong position for the Caribbean, but by the time that the late sass's rolled a round, migrating Europeans began to have the choose to become a servant by paying off debt with working on a plantation. A more effective way of labor because the workers are more MO titivated to do more. This change exist because Of the fact that slaves were not needed as m such once more dedicated workers came to do the job. A similar process occurred in American colonies in which indentured workers paid off debts in order to become citizens.Wage labor in Latin America was slowly becoming more prevalent rather than slavery on haciendas. During the 1 60(Yes, wage labor was basically unheard of in this a ere, however during the sass's, wage labor began throughout Latin America. By the sass's, wage labor continued to in crease in haciendas along with indentured labor and was used because of the massive European immigration occurring instead of having to use African Slav sees. This change exists because wage labor is the willingness or agreement to work on a Hacienda and by contract. Therefore, it is by choice, not force.

Artificial Intelligence and the Modern Military

Artificial Intelligence and the Modern Military Wayne K Sullivan Saint Leo University MGT 327, CA01, Management Information Systems Professor Lawrence Mister November 26, 2011 Purpose: In today's military, leaders are continuously seeking ways to incorporate new technology to take the place of human soldiers. It has long been an important goal to be able to remove the human element from the modern battlefield, thus enabling high risk or sensitive political operations to be conducted without the fear of capture or exploitation of US military personnel.One such incident occurred during the Cold War, on May 1, 1960, during the presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower and during the leadership of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, when a United States U-2 spy plane was shot down over the airspace of the Soviet Union. The United States government at first denied the plane's purpose and mission, but then was forced to admit its role as a covert surveillance aircraft when the Soviet government pro duced its intact remains and surviving pilot, Francis Gary Powers, as well as photos of military bases in Russia taken by Gary Powers.Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been fully integrated within all levels within the Department of Defense (DOD), from software programs designed to efficiently data mine the vast amounts of intelligence collected to complex quantum computing design to monitor and direct operational units in real time on the modern battlefield. This paper will focus only on a few Real world Combat systems currently utilized within the Department of Defense (DOD). Within the Department of Defense (DOD), the word autonomous is equivalent to and often substituted for the term Artificial Intelligence (AI).Autonomous is defined by Webster’s dictionary as; â€Å"Having independent existence or laws† (Webster, 2011) , where as Artificial Intelligence (AI) is defined in the Encyclopedia Britannica as â€Å"the ability of a digital computer or computer-controlled robot to perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings. † (Britannica, 2011), both definitions define the overall goal of the DOD, Independent combat systems that increase soldier survivability and become a force multiplier in the combat theater of operations. And is being explored for all branches of the service for uses on land, sea, and air. Background:In today's modern combat arenas, such as Iraq and Afghanistan, the desire for autonomous vehicles and intelligent combat systems is higher than ever. Currently within our armed forces there are numerous combat systems that are experimenting with artificial intelligence, designed to reduce or eliminate the need for combat soldiers on missions or tasks that are considered to dangerous for human operators. These missions or task include Biological or Chemical detection, Explosive Ordinance Detection and Demolition (EOD), High value target identification and covert tracking, and Treat Detection and Neutralization.Art ificial Intelligence (AI) is finally reaching the point where it is now feasible, and is starting to demonstrate its capabilities in the combat environment. AI techniques are becoming so ubiquitous that the computers that now bear the label â€Å"Intel inside† could well be labeled â€Å"AI inside,† says Alan Meyrowitz, director of the Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington (Rhea, 2000).Now, with a combination of military-funded development programs and the availability of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology, the military services are beginning real world implementation. AI methods in such new generations of weapons platforms as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), autonomous submersibles to perform unmanned counter terrorism and surveillance operations in shallow water areas, and Fully Autonomous Land Vehicles designed for soldier support as well as search and destroy (Rhea, 2000).United Stat es Army, which is the largest arm of the military by far, in a recent report, has laid out its plans to introduce an upgrade artificial intelligence within its ranks, via a plan integration plan/roadmap from present-day through 2035. Currently the key areas the Army is looking to artificial intelligence are chemical biological detection, counter explosive hazards, security, interdiction attack, and long-range strike capabilities (US Army, 2010).Deployed soldiers have dozens of pounds of batteries, ammo, communications equipment and other Items such as food and water they have to carry on their backs, on top of heavy body armor, encumbering solders with up to 100lbs of additional weight. While this large amount of technology, is useful in combat, it can greatly fatigue solders prior to engagements and can render soldiers severely limited or even ineffective during sustained engagements with the enemy (Knapik, 1989). It is this reason that the U. S. Army is experimenting with a variet y of remotely controlled and even wearable machines to lighten this load.Some are deeply quirky, designed to resemble a headless dog. The spooky Big Dog quadruped robot, which is being developed by robotics company Boston Dynamics, has some of the most advanced artificial intelligence and navigation systems in the planet. In fact, US Army officials are stunned by its programmed behaviors, which make Big Dog extremely helpful in the battlefield. Big Dog can run along soldiers, walk slowly, or lay down to be loaded or unloaded with up to 400 lbs of gear, equivalent to one full squads (6 men) backpacks, all while being aware of the terrain around it.No matter what happens, or how hard it's hit, the robot maintains its course without falling on the ground under any circumstances. The only way to get him off its path is by a major direct hit, which could mean a rocket. U. S. Army Officials are optimistic for this beast. They see it as the most effective way to carry all kinds of material , reducing the weight that soldiers have to tug along, freeing them to move faster and be safer (Diaz, 2009). Another area the U. S.Army is excited about is the compact surveillance platforms that are now available, such as the Skylark I, advanced mini -UAV system, a unique man-pack configuration designed for day and night observation and data collection up to distances of 10-15 km. The mini -UAV system is equipped with an exceptionally quiet electric motor, totally autonomous flight, and outstanding observation capabilities allowing for easy operation and orientation (Keren, 2004). Soldiers can launch the state-of-the-art AI flight system, after a brief training period, usually only one week of computer software training, no pilot skills are required.It features a gyroscopic-stabilized gimbaled payload and a high degree of autonomous flight from take-off to precise recovery, yielding real-time intelligence, the operator simply points the camera to where he wishes to look and the Sk ylark flies there. The Skylark I system has proven itself in cloudy, rainy and windy weather conditions, the Skylark I has demonstrated excellent optical survey, target identification and surveillance capabilities. This configuration, equipped with algorithms derived from larger Hermes UAVs, can track fixed and moving targets, an impressive capability for a hand launched UAV.Skylark I can be used for both defense and homeland security applications including perimeter security, border and coastal surveillance, anti-terrorism surveillance and a variety of law enforcement missions. Skylark I has already accumulated more than 3000 successful operational sorties and is currently operationally active in several theatres of the global war on terror. Skylark I set a new world record in high altitude flights, climbing to an altitude exceeding 16,000 feet and has demonstrated outstanding performance in weather conditions ranging from arctic to equatorial weather.Skylark I is equipped with Elb it Systems' new-generation night payload. Weighing only 700 grams, the thermal payload is the lightest in its class. The payload’s capabilities include very wide area coverage, continuous tracking of moving targets and a higher resolution rate than any of its predecessors (Keren, 2004). Lastly we will examine two of the U. S. Army’s Unmaned Vehicle programs , first the Squad Mission Support System it looks as conventional as any six wheeled hauler you’d see on an admittedly large loading dock, the size of a car with a flat back, readying it to strap up to 600 lbs. worth of equipment onboard.It uses ladar, or laser radar, to identify the unit it needs to follow and drives off autonomously behind (Ackerman, 2011). Secondly is the Crusher, All branches of the United States military services are actively seeking new technology and programs that will limit or eliminate the need to place service personnel in harm's way. And operating and weapon systems become more adv anced, it appears inevitable that someday in the not so distant future, autonomous machines will be performing a large majority of mundane and repetitive task as well as tearing out specialized operations on the battlefield of the future.It is through organizations such as Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), whose mission is to maintain the technological superiority of the U. S. military and prevent technological surprise from harming our national security by sponsoring revolutionary, high-payoff research bridging the gap between fundamental discoveries and their military use (DARPA, 2011). Unlike conventional bits or transistors, which can be in one of only two states at any one time (1 or 0), a qubit can be in several states at the same time and can therefore be used to hold and process a much larger amount of information at a greater rate.A major obstacle for realizing a quantum computer is the complexity of the quantum circuits required. As with conventional compu ters, quantum algorithms are constructed from a small number of elementary logic operations. Controlled operations are at the heart of the majority of important quantum algorithms. The traditional method to realize controlled operations is to decompose them into the elementary logic gate set. However, this decomposition is very complex and prohibits the realization of even small-scale quantum circuits. The researchers now show a completely new way to approach this problem. By using an extra degree of freedom of quantum particles, we can realize the control operation in a novel way. We have constructed several controlled operations using this method,† said Dr Xiao-Qi Zhou, research fellow working on this project, â€Å"This will significantly reduce the complexity of the circuits for quantum computing. † The RQ-4 Global Hawk is a high-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft system with an integrated sensor suite that provides intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissa nce, or ISR, capability worldwide.Global Hawk's mission is to provide a broad spectrum of ISR collection capability to support joint combatant forces in worldwide peacetime, contingency and wartime operations. The Global Hawk complements manned and space reconnaissance systems by providing near-real-time coverage using imagery intelligence or IMINT, sensors. Once mission parameters are programmed into a Global Hawk, the UAS can autonomously taxi, take off, fly, remain on station capturing imagery, return and land. Ground-based operators monitor the UAS's status, and can change navigation and sensor plans during flight as necessary. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jason Tudor Think the U. S. military has a lot of drones now? Just you wait. The Pentagon has just released its 30-year plan for buying and developing warplanes. And in a development that should come as no surprise, the future the military anticipates for its Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps air fleets — toge ther numbering more than 5,500 warplanes — is more robotic than ever. The congressionally mandated Aircraft Procurement Plan 2012-2041 is, of course, filled with conjecture. Any number of factors — fiscal, strategic, industrial or technological — could change nexpectedly, sending ripples through the Pentagon’s carefully-laid plans, currently projected to cost around $25 billion per year. But based on current tech trends (everything always gets more expensive), anticipated (that is to say, flat) budgets and projected threats (China and terrorists, as usual), the military believes it can make do for the next three decades with air fleets roughly the same size as today’s — with just one big exception. The robot air force will double in just the next nine years. The Avenger, or Predator C, is a major upgrade from the earlier versions.With a 41-foot long fuselage and 66-foot wingspan, the Avenger is capable of staying in the air for up to 20 hour s, and operating at up to 60,000 feet. Powered by a 4,800-lb. thrust Pratt & Whitney PW545B jet engine, it can fly at over 400 knots — 50 percent faster than the turboprop-powered Reaper unmanned plane, and more than three times as quick as the Predator. The Avenger should also be much harder to spot – with wings, tails, weapons bays, and sides are all designed to reduce its radar signature. (General Atomics won’t say if it used any of its specialized radar-absorbent materials in the drone, but it’s a fair bet. The new plane might not just take off from land. Designed with folding wings and a tailhook, the latest killer drone could wind up launching from an aircraft carrier, before it attacks it foes. SAN DIEGO, April 12, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC)-built MQ-8B Fire Scout vertical takeoff and landing tactical unmanned aerial vehicle marked a new single-day flight record of 18 hours. U. S. Navy operators achie ved the record using a single aircraft in a series of endurance flights Feb. 25 from the USS Halyburton (FFG 40).Fire Scout is providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data to support anti-piracy missions while deployed on the ship for the Navy's 5th Fleet. â€Å"We've continually worked with the Navy to enhance Fire Scout since its last deployment to meet these types of operational needs,† said George Vardoulakis, vice president for tactical unmanned systems for Northrop Grumman's Aerospace Systems sector. â€Å"These flights not only demonstrated Fire Scout's maturity, it showed how the system provides a much-needed extension for gathering crucial information during peacekeeping or wartime missions. In April 2010, Fire Scout concluded a military utility assessment on board the USS McInerney (FFG 8), a frigate similar to the USS Halyburton. Fire Scout has flown twice as much in the first two months on board the USS Halyburton than the entire USS McInerney dep loyment. The system also completed initial flight tests on board the USS Freedom (LCS 1) in November. Fire Scout features a modular architecture that accommodates a variety of electro-optical/infrared and communications payloads. These payloads provide ground and ship-based commanders with high levels of situational awareness and precision targeting support.Fire Scout's ability to operate at low ground speeds makes it particularly well suited for supporting littoral missions such as drug interdiction, search and rescue, reconnaissance and port security. Intelligent unmanned autonomous systems includes the multi-role Talisman family of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), which provide a flexible surveillance and protection capability for key facilities and assets, including harbours, inshore mine countermeasures and a range of oceanographic missions.The latest generation Talisman L uses the mission system, proven on the larger Talisman M, and re-packages it into a two man portable s ystem for port and harbor protection and inshore mine counter measures (MCM). It can be deployed from the shore, rigid hull inflatable boats (RHIB) or any platform of opportunity with either low freeboard or a small crane or davit. The system utilises the same control interface as other vehicles in the Talisman family. Talisman L can be operated using a ruggedized laptop or similar portable device.Its open architecture command system also allows its integration with command & information systems aboard naval vessels or land-based vehicles. Data storage on the vehicle is arranged to facilitate rapid mission turnaround and analysis to maintain the tempo of operations. To fly the military's baddest, most technologically advanced planes, you once had to have what Tom Wolfe called â€Å"that righteous stuff† — the willingness to strap yourself to a jet-fuel laden machine and push it to the very limits of its mechanical capabilities.Nowadays, unmanned systems have taken the human danger out of some combat missions, though human pilots remain at the sticks. But not for long. The Navy's experimental X-47B combat system won't be remotely piloted, but almost completely autonomous. Human involvement won't be of the stick-and-rudder variety, but handled with simple mouse clicks. Speaking to reporters at the Sea Air Space convention near Washington, reps from both Northrop Grumman (maker of the X-47B) and the Navy said the X-47B would be piloted not by human handlers in some steel box in Nevada, but by 3. million lines of software code. The rest of its functions will be able to be handled by non-pilot personnel (or your average child), as they will only require clicks of the mouse; a click to turn on the engines, a click to taxi, a click to initiate takeoff, etc. For flyboys proudly boasting their nighttime carrier landing cred, the idea is anathema. But given the difficulty and danger of carrier takeoffs and landings, automating them is one way to ensure saf ety–provided the systems work the way they are supposed to.The X-47B has already taken to the skies from Edwards AFB earlier this year, but this is a Navy plane. As such, it will begin â€Å"learning† the ins and outs of carrier operations via simulated takeoffs and landings starting in 2013. If all goes well, the X-47B could be autonomously showing Navy pilots how to put a multimillion aircraft down on a sea-tossed carrier deck by 2014. Those carrier landings, of course, take a certain kind of touch. Specifically, that of an index finger on a standard issue mouse (Dillow, 2011). On August 11, 2011, DARPA attempted to fly the fastest aircraft ever built.The Agency’s Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) is designed to fly anywhere in the world in less than 60 minutes. This capability requires an aircraft that can fly at 13,000 mph, while experiencing temperatures in excess of 3500F. The second test flight began with launch at 0745 Pacific Time. The Mino taur IV vehicle successfully inserted the aircraft into the desired trajectory. Separation of the vehicle was confirmed by rocket cam and the aircraft transitioned to Mach 20 aerodynamic flight. At HTV-2 speeds, flight time between New York City and Los Angeles would be less than 12 minutes.Cited works: University of California – Santa Barbara. â€Å"Physicists demonstrate quantum integrated circuit that implements quantum von Neumann architecture. † ScienceDaily, 1 Sep. 2011. Web. 25 Nov. 2011. University of Bristol. â€Å"Dramatic simplification paves the way for building a quantum computer. † ScienceDaily, 2 Aug. 2011. Web. 25 Nov. 2011. United States Airforce. WWW. AF. MIL. United States Airforce, 19 Nov. 2009. Web. 22 Nov. 2011. . Axe, David. â€Å"post Next post Pentagon Looks to Double Its Unmanned Air Force. † Wired Magazine. United States Airforce, 31 May 2011. Web. 22 Nov. 011. . Shachtman, Noah. â€Å"Tiny Weapons, Jet Engines in Killer Drone Upgrades. † Wired Magazine. United States Airforce, 20 Apr. 2009. Web. 23 Nov. 2011. . Dillow, Clay. â€Å"The Navy's X-47B Will Be So Autonomous, You Can Steer It With Mouse Clicks. † Popular Science. N. p. , 12 Apr. 2011. 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Code Of Ethics For Teacher Essay

Board for Professional Teachers Resolution No. 435 Series of 1997 Pursuant to the provision of Paragraph(e), Article II,of RA No. 7836, otherwise known as the â€Å"Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994† and Paragraph(a), Section 6, P.D. No. 223, as amended, the Board of Professional Teachers hereby adopts and promulgates the â€Å"Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers.† What does code of ethics means? Ethics is hard to define but it is made up of two things.   First ethics refers to well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do, usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society, fairness, or specific virtues. Secondly, ethics refers to the study and development of one’s ethical standards†¦ it is necessary to constantly examine one’s standard to ensure that they are reasonable and well-founded. Ethics also means, then, the continuous effort of studying our own moral beliefs and our moral conduct, and striving to ensure that we, and the institutions we help to shape, live up to standards that are reasonable and solidly based. PREAMBLE Teachers are duly licensed professionals who possess dignity and reputation with high moral values as well as technical and professional competence. In the practice of their noble profession, they strictly adhere to, observe and practice this set of ethical and moral principles, standards, and values. Article I Scope and Limitations Section 1. The Philippine Constitution provides that all educational institutions shall offer quality education for all Filipino citizens, a vision that requires professionally competent teachers committed to its full realization. The provision of this code shall apply, therefore, to all teachers in all schools in the Philippines. Section 2. This Code covers all public and private school teachers in all educational institutions at the preschool, primary, elementary, and secondary levels

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The relationship between employee rewards and poor motivation in a Restaurant in the UK - Essay Example Interestingly, the same trend in turnover is also being observed in the United States (US) and in Germany (US Department of Labour, 2010; Endter, 2011). A number of factors were examined in various researches which tackled the issue of employee turnover. Blomme, Tromp, and Van Rheede (2008) suggested that performance rewards may be positive predictors of turnover; whereas, Robinson and Barron (2007) argued that low job satisfaction, not extrinsic rewards, are strongly associated with turnover. Theoretically, however, Jones, et al. (2003) maintained that recognition and appreciation, as well as a system of rewards, are necessary to boost employee motivation. In this regard, Walker and Miller (2010) consider incentive pay, bonuses and even non-monetary rewards to be effective modes of developing motivation, provided that the motivators used are congruent with employees’ needs and desires or that the motivators may be associated to their reasons for working. A look at the motivat or-hygiene or two-factor theory enunciated by Frederick Herzberg in the late 1950s posited that motivating factors are intrinsic elements of a job which lead to the satisfaction of an employee, while hygiene factors are the extrinsic elements of the work setting which cause dissatisfaction of an employee. ... Accordingly, Herzberg’s motivator-hygiene theory considered rewards system (i.e., salary and benefits as job dissatisfier; whereas Jones, et al. (2003) and Walker and Miller (2010) among others, believe otherwise. Moreover, Landy and Conte (2010) underscored the significance of examining the â€Å"level of success with various motivators to know how to increase or maintain work motivation for any individual† (p. 367). It is in the context of Landy and Conte’s assertion that this study is being proposed to investigate the relationship between employee rewards and motivation in a UK restaurant. Informal interviews with several employees in two branches of a restaurant in Bournemouth, UK revealed a prevailing attitude of discontent in their workplace among the staff. The interviewees confided that they are grossly dissatisfied with their pay, but they admitted they can not speak for the others. The series of casual conversations with a few restaurant staff provided the motivation for this proposed study. The research will verify the proponent’s position that there is a significant relationship between employee rewards and motivation among the employees in the two branches of the restaurant from the perspective that there is a positive link between satisfaction with the rewards system and the work motivation of the staff. If this relationship is confirmed, Herzberg’s theory that the rewards system is a hygiene factor and not a motivating factor will be disproved. Consequently, support can be gained for Walker and Miller’s (2010) confident assertion that â€Å"rewards are useful motivators† (p. 196). Staff satisfaction with the performance appraisal system, performance management system and the rewards

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Report of the study based on the Case study - Essay Example This report assesses the marketing issues to be considered in this case scenario and provides recommendations on the strategy that is likely to be most effective in the Company’s present circumstances. The most distinctive opportunity that the Company has is perfecting the new flavours of single malts that it could develop, thanks to its distiller, Ellis Cameron. It also has the opportunity to use its talented salespeople such as the apprentice distiller at the New York marketing event, who could be putting their skills of discerning the subtleties in taste and flavour to good use in maintaining the high quality of Gleanmeadie whisky. The threats the Company is faced with arise from the competition, where other single malt companies may seek to develop distinctive brands of whisky and attract the discerning customer that Glenmeadie may not be able to satisfy if innovation and development of new flavours is not adequately funded. The essential dilemma that the Company is faced with in determining its strategic initiatives is the question of whether (a) the high expense customer centred marketing approach is justified and must be continued or (b) whether the Company needs to pay greater attention to investments in long term strategic initiatives.(c) to what extent innovation and customer research must form a part of company strategy and (d) how the Gleanmeadie brand is to be promoted. The experts who have offered views on Glenmeadie’s present strategy and what future course of action it should pursue, display a wide range of differing options. David Herman suggests that there should be a careful balance between front end initiatives and product development, by developing the single cask bottling which would command higher profit margins and provide consumers with more individual choices. He emphasizes that Glenmeadie’s core brand must remain strong. Jeffrey Rayport suggests that the success of the front end initiatives have not necessarily

Corporate strategy case Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 2000 words

Corporate strategy case - Essay Example This essay stresses that the company has not only achieved the goals in terms of revenues but also in terms of rapid expansion and differentiation. The company has always met the requirements of the customer and focuses on "WE" attitude rather than "I" attitude. The company considers the customers to be their most valuable asset and to satisfy their requirements of healthy and hygienic lifestyle is company's priority. The company has always exceeded the customer's expectation in shopping experience; this is to make the customer loyal. The company does not focus much on advertisement budget as according to them their customers are enough for publicity and advertisement. The company has also acquired smaller competitor like Wild Oats, which shows the company’s success and its determination to acquire smaller rivals to provide the company with opportunities to prosper in the market and to provide the market with different locations. In order overcome increasing challenges and com petition in the industry, the management of Whole Foods should work on further enhancing and modifying the overall corporate strategy. This paper makes a conclusion that Whole Foods is operating successfully in local and international markets. The company should work on further improving its corporate and management level strategies in order to maintain the competitive advantage over other competitors and improve the overall performance. This is important to capture more market share and increase the profitability of the organization.

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Case Study Example Jessica presented case 7 titled ‘It’s not our fault. The case is about two couples who share four children. The family had some unexpressed conflicts and communication problems. Circular questioning, Formula first session talk, scaling and deconstruction were applied before and during the therapy. The therapy was successful and one of the two couples was further referred for couple’s counseling. The case presentation evoked many opinions in the group. Jessica, Teresa, Richard and Keri although were in favor of the therapy applied and the way the case was handled, but they had some differential views when it came to minute details of therapeutic application. Jessica would have added some object relations therapy to improve the relationship of the children with their biological mother. Keri and Teresa agreed with the therapy applied but suggested that Douglas could have been helped with some individual sessions using CBT for reducing his unreasonable and complainant behavior. Richard was of the view that Diane needed more individual therapy regarding the abuse. Matt thought that a strong communication approach would have been helpful since the communication process of whole family was faulty and inadequate. This case is about a two year old boy named Joshua who had constipation due to his parent’s antagonism. The parents, Donna and Nick both lawyers, were not happy with each other and the atmosphere of the home was always tense. After this case was presented, Teresa, Keri and Richard agreed that individual CBT given to both partners would have helped since they refused joint marital therapy sessions, therapeutic work on the personality aspects of each would have been helpful in improving the relationship in an indirect way. Jessica was in a favor of the applied systems approach fully and thought that the case would not have been handled so nicely had the therapist used another approach. Matt believed that play therapy could have

Economics Commentary Essay Example for Free

Economics Commentary Essay BRUSSELS: The European Commission on Thursday announced 5.5 million euros (7.5 million dollars) of emergency humanitarian aid for hundreds of thousands of civilians in conflict-ridden northwest Pakistan. More than 834,000 civilians have now fled a military assault on Taliban fighters holed up in Pakistans rugged northwest, where artillery pounded rebel bastions Thursday. As a result of the intensified fighting in Swat and other parts of the country, Pakistan is facing not only a security threat but also a humanitarian threat, said European Humanitarian Aid Commissioner Louis Michel. Pakistani authorities are doing their utmost but their relief capacities are now overstretched, he said, announcing the release of 5.5 million euros while adding that more could be provided if necessary. The EUs executive arm stressed that its aid was provided on a neutral basis to provide basic humanitarian needs such as shelter, food, clothes, and medical support. In some places, it will also provide clean drinking water and sanitation. All the funds will be channeled to projects by non-governmental relief organizations, specialized UN agencies and the Red Cross/Red Crescent movement. The European Union plans to hold its first ever summit with Pakistan in June to help strengthen the civilian government there. Among subjects mooted for the summit, provisionally planned for June 17, are the fight against terrorism including in neighboring Afghanistan as well as cooperation in the field of the rule of law and trade issues, according to a Czech EU presidency source. The EU has sent some 500 million Euros in aid to Pakistan since 1976, according to the European Commission, and has quadrupled its funding for the 2007-2010 period, with 50 million euros (65 million dollars) earmarked so far. Powered by Indiatimes About Us | Advertise with Us | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Feedback | Sitemap Copyright (c) 2009 Bennett Coleman Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher; Firefox 2.0 or higher at a minimum screen resolution of 1024768 The European Commission announced 5.5 million euros (7.5 million dollars) of emergency humanitarian aid for hundreds of thousands of civilians in conflict-ridden northwest Pakistan. This article is about the European Union (EU), which also plays an important role in regional development, deciding to provide an aid for Pakistan. Many parts of Pakistan had been taken over by terrorists, Taliban, which resulted in some citizens to move to the northern part of the country. The EU is providing à ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½5.5 million and more if necessary. It will be used for basic necessities of life, food, shelter, and clothing; medical support, sanitation, and drinking water would also be provided. The type of which is provided by the EU is an official aid or also known as official development assistance (ODA); it is a mix of bilateral and multilateral aid. Multilateral aid is when organizations allocate funds provided by the countries and bilateral aid is when the aid is given directly to the country in need in the form of for example money support, machinery, tools, food, and medicine. In order to develop, Pakistan needs money and the EU is supplying them with the official aid through the organization of the Red Cross. This aid will result in developing not just the basic needs of the people there, which is proper sanitation and basic necessities of life, but also help strengthen the government, the civilian government. In order for development to take place, a few factors need to be kept in mind: Human factors, natural factors, physical capital and technological factors, and also institutional factors. In this case, the human factors and the institutional factors are kept in mind for Pakistans development. Human factors are the quality and/or quantity of human resources. The consequences of providing the civilians with better sanitation and food, shelter, medicine etc would be that they would have a better standard of living; lesser amount of people would fall ill and that would mean more amount of labor, which is an economic benefit. This would add to the potential output due to the increase in productivity as more people would be there to produce for the economy of Pakistan. In Graph 1 it shows the potential output of Pakistan at point B and point A represents the current output of the economy. In Graph 2, the potential output of Pakistan increased to point C due to the aid provided. These graphs show that the result of aid could increase the current output to point B because of increase in resources due to development, and potential output to point C. The amount of labor does not jus increase by proper food and health facilities but also by education and infrastructure, which is the internal skeletal of the economy, for which there has to be political stability, which are the institutional factors of an economy. The EU has also included aid for improving the civilian government. The civilian government, once recovered, can help in improving infrastructure and education systems by implementing new laws, policies and goals. This could also help increase the amount of security for the people in economy and also help recover land from the areas which are taken over by terrorists. Infrastructure provides the basis for an economy. It includes things such as road networks, sewage system, health, education. Enhancing the infrastructure would make the people in the economy better and more advanced labor. Education would help increase the amount of skilled labor which would, again, help develop the economy by helping increase the amount of physical capital and technological factors; these are social benefits to the economy. Better health would result in longer life span, more productivity and an increase in literacy rate would provide the economy with better skilled workers, increase productivity, and awareness. Poor sanitation, sewage system, can result in many deaths, which would be a negative impact on the economy as there will be a decrease in labor. In conclusion, the official aid given to Pakistan will help the economy towards progression. I will help by improving the economys human and institutional factors. By improving the civilian government, it would also make it a safer place for the normal citizens especially from the terrorist attacks. There will also be an impact on the law and order in the economy of Pakistan due to the aid given. The political stability can also improve. These would result in the overall development of the economy.

Causes of the Charkha Dadri Mid-Air Collision

Causes of the Charkha Dadri Mid-Air Collision Introduction On 12th November in the year 1996 over the village of charkha Dadri, the fateful charkha Dadri mid air collision, involved two Saudi Arabian airlines Boeing 747-100B that was en route to Dhahran from New Delhi, and a Kazakhstan Airlines IIyushin II-76 that was en route to Kazakhstan from Shymkent (Cooper 2). The crash caused total fatalities of 349 people who were on board in the two planes with no survivors making it the world’s deadliest mid air collision and the deadliest aviation accident to occur in India. The accident was rated as the third- deadlist aircraft accident in the history of aviation behind Tenerife airport disaster and Japan Airlines (Cooper 4). Facts about the accident According to the investigations carried out the Boeing 747-100B from Saudi Arabian airlines, which was registered as HZ-ALH (SVA763) was flying from Indira Gandhi int’l Airport Delhi India to Dharan international airport Dhahran Saudi Arabia with 289 passengers and 23 crew member making it a total of 312 people on board (Burns 3). The second aircraft wasUN-76435 (KZA1907) a llyushin II-76 operated by the Kazakhstan airlines flying from Shymkent int’l airport to Indira Gandhi int’l Airport with 27 passengers and 10 crew members making it a total of 37 people on board. The SVA763 departed from New Delhi at 18:32 local time while the KZA1907 was at the similar time descending to make its landing at New Delhi (Burns 2). The two flights were under the approach controller VK Dutta. KZA1907 was cleared to go down to 15,000 when 74 miles from the airport while the SVA763 which was also travelling on the same airway but in the opposite direction was also cleared to ascend to 14,000 feet eight minutes later (Burns 4). At 18:40 local time KZA1907 gave a report to have reached its assigned altitude of 15,000 feet but was lower at 14,500 feet at was still descending (Burns 2). When the controller Dutta called the KZA1907 again he received no reply, he tried to warn of the other flight’s distance but the timing was too late. The two aircraft collided where the tail of KZA1907 cut through the SVA763’s left wing and the horizontal stabilizer. The crippled Boeing after being hit lost control and went into hasty descending twisting motions towards the ground with a huge fire trailing from its hit wing (Ashraf 3). Due to the stress in the air the Boeing broke up in air before the wreckage hit the ground with an estimated speed of 1,135km/h. Owing to the speed that the plane was descending with it was almost impossible for anyone to survive the crash. On the other hand the IIyushin remained structurally unbroken as it went in a firm but fast and hysterical dive until it crashed in the field (Cooper 4). After the arrival of the rescuers, they discovered four critically injured passengers from the IIyushin carried first aid and rushed them to the hospital. The four injured later died due to the fatal injuries they succumbed. Connectively, other two passengers from the Saudi flight also were found to have survived the fatal crash as they were still strapped to their seats on the wreckage aircraft. However, due to internal injuries the two passengers also died soon after the rescue (Burns 3). Thereby making it that there were no any survivor from the mid air collision as all the passengers and crew members in the two aircrafts died. According to the only eye witness to the accident, Captain Timothy J who is a pilot attached to the United States Air Force, he described the event as fatal where he saw a huge cloud that was lit up through an orange flame. The crash happened about 60 miles west of Delhi , the Saudi aircraft crashed near Dhani village which is in Bhiwani district while the Kazakhstani aircraft wreckage hit near Borohar village in Rohtak district (Ashraf 3). Human Factors After the investigations were carried out the Saudi Arabian airline took its Boeing 747 cockpit equipment to London England rather than India while the Kazakh place was taken to Moscow. The ultimate failure was attributed to the Kazakhstan airlines flight 1907’s pilot neglecting to follow the ATC instructions. Alternatively, whether there were cloud turbulence or communication problems (Ashraf 2). According to the commission of inquiry that was set up to establish the main cause of the accident, it was concluded that the accident main cause was the fault of the Kazakhstani II-76 Commander who as per the FDR evidence had descended from his assigned altitude of 15,000 to 14, 500 feet and afterwards even lower. It was due to breach of operating procedure which every pilot is expected to follow without deviation as it gives guidelines on how to steer the aircraft. The report also indicated that deficient of English language experience on Kazakhstani aircraft pilot’s part si nce they were entirely, dependent on their radio machinist for connections with the ATC (Cooper 4). Another factor that contributed to the crash in the Kazakhstani aircraft was that the radio operator did not have his own flight instruments he had to look over the pilots’ shoulder for his to access the reading. According to the report from the Kazakhstani officials the aircraft had descended while the pilots were fighting turbulence inside a thick cumulus clouds. It was also established that Indian air controllers also were complaining that pilots from Kazak occasionally, puzzle their calculations since they are familiar to using the metric structure to standardize height and distance. Kazak pilots normally use different methods of calculation while the rest of the world use nautical miles and feet (Burns 4). It was also established that the Kazakhstani 1907 radio operator discovered that they were not flying at the assigned 15,000, feet and requested the pilot to ascend further. The captain issued instructions for full throttle and the aircraft ascended a little only to hit the oncoming Saudi planes. It is always said that the Kazakhstani pilots had failed to climb slightly, their aircraft would have slightly passed beneath the Saudi plane (Burns 11). Moreover, the Indira Gandhi international airfield did not have secondary surveillance radar as required by aviation laws. The radar is used in providing extra data for example the aircraft’s identity and height by reading the transponders signals. Additionally, the New Delhi civilian airspace had one air corridor for arrivals and departures, most airports separate departures and arrivals into separate corridors this was since the rest of air space was taken by Indian Air Force (Ashraf 6). Conclusion After the Charkhi Dadri mid-air  collision recommendations were made for the airspace and the airport so that they could avoid such future catastrophe among them were installation of secondary radar in the air port. Secondly, a mandatory collision avoidance equipment n all commercial aircrafts operating in Indian air space and reduction of airspace over New Delhi which was initially under the Indian air force. The Kazakhstani pilots were also to be retrained in using world wide readings of nautical miles and feet so as they can be as the rest of world wide pilots. Works cited Ashraf, Syed F. Charkhi Dadri collision report expected this weekend. Rediff (New Delhi). 2013. print. Burns, John F. (14 November 1996). Indian Officials Gather Evidence on Midair Collision. The New York Times. 1996. print. Cooper, Kenneth J. At Least 349 Are Killed in Collision. The Washington Post. 1996. print

The Two Faces of Man Exposed in The Lord of the Flies Essay -- Lord of

The Two Faces of Man Exposed in The Lord of the Flies  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚         William Golding was inspired by his experiences in the Royal Navy during World War II when he wrote Lord of the Flies (Beetz 2514). Golding has said this about his book: The theme is an attempt to trace the defeats of society back to the defects of human nature. The moral is that the shape of society must depend on the ethical nature of the individual and not on any political system however apparently logical or respectable. The whole book is symbolic in nature except the rescue in the end where adult life appears, dignified and capable, but in reality enmeshed in the same evil as the symbolic life of the children on the island. (Epstein 204)    In the novel he displays the two different personalities that mankind possesses, one civilized, the other primitive. Golding uses the setting, characters, and symbolism in Lord of the Flies to give the reader a detailed description of these two faces of man.    The story's setting is essential for the evolution of both sides of man. When an airplane carrying a bunch of school boys crashes on an island, only the children survive. The island the children find themselves on is roughly boat-shaped (Golding 29; ch. 1). It is ironic that the children are stuck on an island shaped like the thing that could save them (a boat). Despite this irony, they are trapped. They are surrounded by ocean and no one knows where they are. The boys, isolated from society, must now create their own.    The children soon realize that there are, "No grownups!" (Golding 8; ch. 1) This means that the boys must fend for themselves until they are rescued. There are no parents or adults to give the boys rules or punish them i... ...etz, Kirk H., ed. Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction. Vol. 5. Osprey: n.p., 1996. 5 vols. Epstein, E. L. Afterword. Lord of the Flies. By William Golding. New York: Berkley, 1954. Gunton, Sharon R., ed. Contemporary Literary Criticism. Vol. 17. Detroit: Gale, 1981. 68 vols. Magill, Frank N., ed. Masterplots. Vol. 2. Englewood Cliffs: n.p., 1949. 3 vols. Matuz, Roger., ed. Contemporary Literary Criticism. Vol. 58. Detroit: Gale, 1990. 68 vols. Michel-Michot, Paulette. "The Myth of Innocence,". Matuz 175-7. Rosenfield, Claire. "Å’Men of a Smaller Growth': A Psychological Analysis of William Golding's Lord of the Flies." Matuz 172-5. Spitz, David. "Power and Authority: An Interpretation of Golding's Lord of the Flies,". Gunton 172-3. Taylor, Harry H. "The Case against William Golding's Simon-Piggy." Gunton 170-1.      

Naked Lunch :: Naked lunch Essays

Naked Lunch Naked Lunch has been described by the author as "brutal, obscene, and disgusting." It was declared "obscene, indecent, and impure... and taken as a whole... predominantly prurient, hardcore pornography and utterly without redeeming social importance," when brought to trial in Boston in 1965. However, declaring William Burroughs' novel to be completely without redeeming social importance seems inaccurate. Naked Lunch paints a vivid portrait of addiction in all its horror, and of the steady degradation of the addicts around whom the novel centers. Burroughs titles his introduction "Deposition: Testimony Concerning a Sickness." He believes that addiction is a sickness, and feels that addiction should be treated as a physical disorder, not a psychological one. The body of the novel is not pornography; it is not pointlessly graphic and obscene. Rather, it uses its brutality and obscenity to portray the destructiveness of addiction. Though it contains detailed descriptions of drug use and even outlines how to use many drugs, it is not a manual for drug use. Rather could be taken as a warning against the usage of such drugs. The novel gives a detailed description of the horrific consequences of addiction, as well as a warning: "Look down LOOK DOWN along that junk road before you travel there and get in with the Wrong Mob... A word to the wise guy" (xlv). The novel warns against addiction, against using the drugs described within. As a warning against drug use and a study of addiction, Naked Lunch has both social and scientific value. During the Boston trial, writers Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg, and John Ciardi all testified on behalf of the novel, asserting its literary importance. When the book was declared not to be obscene by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the decision was based on the fact that a "substantial and intelligent group" within the literary community believed that the novel had literary significance (394). In light of its being considered to have not only redeeming social value, but redeeming scientific and literary value as well, Naked Lunch cannot be declared obscene in the legal sense.

Free Hamlet Essays: Complex Hamlet :: GCSE English Literature Coursework

Complex Hamlet There are many factors that lead Hamlet into putting himself in a difficult position. There are many incidents where it’s not Hamlet’s poor attitude that gets him in trouble, but his great ambition to uncover the truth. Once Hamlet discovers that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are spying on him, he never lets them out of his sight. Hamlet suspects that his mother, Gertrude, was an accomplice for the murder of his father. Polonius was slain by Hamlet who had mistaken him for Claudius. His pretense of madness drove Ophelia to her death. All of these incidents show that its Hamlet’s great ambition to uncover the truth that gets himself in difficult positions. Hamlet would not show mercy even when confronted by his best friends from his childhood. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern were sent by the King and Queen to spy on Hamlet to discover the reason for his disturbing behavior. Hamlet isn’t fooled by their sudden arrival and gives them a chance to show their loyalty to him by admitting they were sent by the king. "That you must teach me. But let me conjure you by the.... be even and direct with me whether you were sent for or no." (II-ii.274-278) Hamlet is aware of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s alliance with the king. He sends them to England, replacing the letter that they carried with a forgery of the king’s seal stating that the bearers of the letter should be killed. He felt no guilt or remorse for the sudden loss of his two best friends. "They are not near my conscience; their defeat does by their own insinuation grow." (V-ii.58-59) Hamlet’s curiosity caused him to not only suspect his mother, but also kill poor Polonius. He believed Gertrude was an accomplice in the murder of his father.Hamlet has violent outbursts towards his mother. His anger increased as Gertrude misinterpreted the situation. She believed that she was in danger of being assaulted and therefore cries out for help. Hamlet, who was full of rage, runs his dagger through the arras and kills Polonius, mistaking him for Claudius. "O me, what hast tho done/Nay, I know not. Is it the king?" (III-iv.27-28) Hamlet's passion was furiously aroused, and his words to his mother grew increasingly bitter and sharp. His words acted like daggers that shattered Gertrude's peace of mind. "Nay, but to live in the rank sweat of an enseamed bed, stewed in corruption, honeying and making love over the nasty sty.

Disadvantages of monopoly Essay

†¢ Higher prices and lower output Monopolies often mean that prices will be higher and output lower than is the case for an industry where competition prevails. Firms in one industry are producing under conditions of perfect competition, while the other firm is operating under conditions of monopoly. The costs of production are the same for each industry. †¢ Excess profits High profits made by the monopolist are not necessarily an indication of efficient methods of production. The monopolist may, in fact, be using its market power to raise prices above marginal costs in order to increase its revenues. †¢ Higher costs and x-inefficiencies Under competition, firms strive to minimize their inputs to produce a given level of output. Firms do not necessarily have to produce at the minimum efficient scale to be technically efficient, as long as they produce at the lowest costs for their given scale of output. Firms which produce on the average cost curve are technically efficient or x-efficient. In other words, they produce at the lowest cost possible given their respective sizes. Competition normally implies that firms will be x-efficient. However, if firms are insulated from competition, as is the case for monopoly, then there is less incentive to minimize costs. Firms may instead adopt ‘expense preference’ behavior by investing in activities to maximize the satisfaction of senior managers, at the subsequent sacrifice of profitability. †¢ Price discrimination Monopolists as sole suppliers can discriminate between different groups of customers (based on their respective elasticity’s of demand) separated into different geographic or product segments. A monopolist can practice price discrimination in several ways: †¢ First-degree price discrimination. Often referred to as perfect price discrimination, this involves the monopolist charging each customer what he or she is willing to pay for a given product. By doing this the monopolist can increase revenue and erode any consumer surplus which consumers might enjoy. †¢ Second-degree price discrimination. The monopolist charges customers different prices based on their usage. In other words, consumers might be charged a high price for initial usage, but lower prices for subsequent units consumed. This type of pricing has been used in industries such as electricity, gas, water and telephony. †¢ Third-degree price discrimination. In this case, the monopolist separates customers into markets based on different demand elasticity’s. Customers with inelastic demand are charged higher prices than those with elastic demand. †¢ Restrictive practices Monopolists often use unfair practices to keep potential rivals out of the market. Even if rivals are successful in entering the market, the monopolist may choose to eliminate these firms by various restrictive price and non-price strategies such as predatory pricing and vertical restraints. †¢ Limited technical progress Some evidence suggests that technical progress is often slow when a single firm or group of firms dominates an industry. As they face no real competitive pressures, monopolists are under no real pressure to spend any abnormal profits earned on research and development of new product and processes, which is often seen as a risky investment. Consequently, technical progress in these industries is likely to be slow. Reference: http://classof1. com/homework-help/economics-homework-help/.

Comparison between Lennie Smalls and Isaac Statchard Essay

These dickens school texts, Of Mice and Men and The st al unmatchablesboy, believem extremely disparate when you situate them done. Once you eat thought to the highest degree them though, they do prevail umteen uniformities. The dickens texts atomic image 18 hang in genuinely different terms with musical compositiony social, historic and cultural differences.Of Mice and Men is blottoly both giveners who argon looking for release during the gigantic belief. The bridegroom is ab knocked out(p) a stable buck who has a dream, which becomes reality entirely now ends in a tragic steering. two texts ar dress out in different times and both the consultations come from rattling different indorsegrounds. Lennie, for illustration, has some form of disorder, which affects his talking to and memory, and he had been looked after for wholly of his feeling. Isaac has move on a truly conservative nevertheless(prenominal) unlucky life. thither ar many si milarities despite their translucent and non so obvious differences.After the excite authorisests of the 1830s and 40s, mid-Victorian England was relatively quiet, with the family world regarded by most mid-Victorians as the commutation institution in society. This is extremely in alto transmither samelihood to lead something to do with Isaac insufficiencying to wane d possess. The differences in the rights raft had were quite shocking. For instance women didnt have the vote and men were judged whether they were allowed to vote on the size of their estate.The U.S. prudence had g atomic number 53 into opinion six months primarily the Great Depression whitethorn be said to have begun with a blasting collapse of stock-market prices on the New York hold Exchange in October 1929. The result was a large decrease in getup and large increase in unemployment.There are similarities linking the contexts of the two texts. The employment bit is similar as in The stableman it is unexpressed to get casual wrick and in America where Of Mice and Men is garment work, is almost non-existent. Women are considered the lower energize and they both have pretty untold the aforementioned(prenominal) position in, living at home and tending to children etc.We are introduced to Isaac in a dream, in which it tells his taradiddle we speculate still authentically, it is foreseeing what is expression out to happen to him. It is a bit confusing for the ref because we get no information about setting or what has happened, we are launched into it penetrating nothing. It changes narrators in the third column, after a little hesitation, he compiles with my request. Some years ago. This is where the text leaves his dream and starts the full-length story over agown(prenominal) hardly in greater detail.We turn in that Isaac lacks intelligence agency by his m some other saying that he has a poor memory. I stand for Collins has chosen a relay transmitter such a s Isaac because he is a real expression someone. I suppose he wished to create a component part that throng could almost appertain to and look into their per give-and-takeality. Collins creates a ostensibly real character by creating a life and a lifestyle that he follows. E authentically aspect of a souls life seems to be covered. He takes the realizeer into the judicial decision of Isaac and you could almost chasten him after you have read the text because it is so detailed.We are introduced to Lennie Smalls after he and George are on the run from their native Australian Californian town, quite a little after Lennie is regard in an incident with a women. We break in section one that Lennie is travel with a friend, George Milton who is similar a return to Lennie. We find out that he is a very large and slow man and he has a very pleasant temperament from what we read. Lennies interpretation is signifi nookiet. He is a huge man and drag his feet a little, the way a look drags his paws and similarly the way he speaks where we goin, George.The descriptions from other characters, a childs mind locked inside a mans body, in any case when George is talking to the head of the ranch he describes Lennie as not being very intelligent. Steinbeck comes across very truthful in the way he describes Lennie he uses words, which make us build up images in our minds. Steinbeck has utilise words such as gentle giant, huge and straitlaced fella. The way he is expound is a complete contrast to his soulfulnessality. I approximate he uses these words to steer that Lennie does have strengths but he withal has quite a considerable number of weaknesses such as his speech. Lennie has been compared to several animals throughout the first section of the entertain.I mean Lennies diagnostics are either similar to these animals, or he is copying them.It is obvious that he has a liking for animals, oddly rabbits. Third person narrative has been used effec tively, it gives the reader the story from different points of contemplate which brings out different things in characters which you may not have got otherwise. Lennie and Isaac are amazingly similar they are both people anyone I believe provide associate to in some way or another. Neither of them are come outicularly beadlike especially Lennie who suffers from an unspecified illness. They both want different lifestyles. Lennie wants to tend the rabbits and Isaac wants to get marital.They are in very different deal at the start and the whole way throughout the books, Isaac living with his mother and having her permit and Lennie having no family. George is not really the same kind of support. Lennie looks upon George as a friend not a parent figure. Steinbecks way of developing characters is similar to Collins. He tries to make the characters seem as pictorial as possible. He gives them each their own way of doing things. The way Steinbeck has done it makes you want to read o n because you feel scalelike to the characters and you almost feel a part of them and you experience there emotions and thoughts.Lennie has a disability, which affects his speech, and this I regain is the reason for such pitiable sentences from him. I do not think he has the intelligence to put unneurotic a large sentence. A some examples of his dialogue, I am not takin it away jus for meanness and I aint gonna say nothin. Using slang, colloquialisms are effective because it makes it a bit more than realistic. It is using terminology, which the characters would have done. Some examples of this are I think Curleys married a tart said by Candy or an live of the full-bodied of the land said by Lennie. It is all part of developing a character you have to get every characteristic right.Collins describes Mrs Scatchard with words that describe the mother. He uses positive descriptions with words like intelligent. She is a typical mother person who looks out for her son and tri es to do the best for him. We know she is quick and witty unlike her son because when Isaac comes to her with his hassle she takes down a description of the girl and puts it away. It is almost like she knows that Rebecca is going away to turn up. We have learnt that she is very happy being a mother and loves her sons very much, she has fallen on hard times but still marches on she is determined to do her best for herself and her son. She is unendingly there if he has a occupation he has we have a problem in the story of Rebecca being part of her sons life.George in Chapter one is described as an exact paired to Lennie. George has all the qualities that Lennie does not have. George has a hard time looking after Lennie. He finds all the food, work and shelter. He keeps Lennie in order taking things like exsanguinous mice away from him. George and Lennie are equally as close as Isaac and Mrs Scatchard. They both numerate on the more intelligent one of each pair they seem to be abl e to overcome a mess when they both work together.Collins makes us feel sympathetic with Rebecca, the first time you actually meet her he describes her as a poorly dressed charwoman. I think he is onerous to mislead us he is making Rebecca look harmless when she is really a murderer. Our suspicions are aroused when Mrs Scatchard meets Rebecca and she wants to see the theme with the description on. Physiognomy has been used when Mrs Scatchard reacts to Rebecca. She treats Isaac with respect at first so that she can get close to him and lead him up to marriage. When she got close to him her attitude changes completely, she becomes violent towards Isaac it is like she wants to marry him for money then bolt down him off. Isaacs mother stays the same the whole way throughout she continues to be supportive, she plays the mother figure.Rebecca is a very cheapjack character she plays the nice she plays the innocent accountable adult to get really close to Isaac. When Mrs Scatchard m eets Rebecca, she realises before Isaac that this person is really the person out to the dreams. Then Rebecca seems to use that as a turning point in her attitude towards Isaac. She becomes emotionally unstable and goes on the rampage with violence and hatred. We are introduced to Curleys wife when she wonders into the bunk house. They are both considered as no go zones. George gives her a negative picture where as Lennie when he is in the stable playing with the birth thinks she is a nice person.Lennie is just as well as dumb to take on peoples real personality but he seems to charm people with him manor and people are nice back to him. Our reactions to Rebecca and Curleys wife are very different. Rebecca we start to not like because we see her turn from good to evil or from loving Isaac to wanting to kill him. Curleys wife on the other hand we do feel sorry for because she has no one to talk to nor anyone to socialise with, she is evaluate to just amuse herself and live in her own little word. Rebecca does deceive Isaac, she puts on a false character, which is the ideal person for Isaac to love and to hold, but then she changes her character completely, everything about her seems to change her behaviour, her attitude towards Isaac and they way she does everyday chores.Victorian writing was all about whodunit or melodrama. This is surely present in The bridegroom. The mystery in this text revolves around the reaching of Rebecca. Melodrama I do not think is present that much in this text. Melodrama is all out over exaggerating movements and there is not much of this. When you try doing some background research into The Ostler, it is almost impossible. If you do some research into Collins, it always refers to his more famous pieces of writing. He does create latent hostility very well by having Rebecca on the loose and having Isaac on the run. Collins is like Steinbeck he gives you an amazing wealth of intimacy about each character. He gives them a ve ry life like personality.Steinbeck set his book in the 30s, so it is obviously a lot more modern and up to date. He has set his book just outside Weed and as the author is American, he can relate to their way of life. He sets it just after he Great Depression and it was probably set on two real characters at the time. I think that the level of suspense is equally as high in Steinbecks newfangled because you do get signs on what is going to happen but you dont know when they are going to happen. This is because they have their dream and it comes so close. It is very made because it makes the reader want to read on. It gives runty hints about what is going to happen If you get into any trouble come and spread over by river and wait for me but it doesnt make it clear what is going to happen. This makes the book more kindle and it makes you want to read on.The aim in Of Mice and Men was I think to show readers the lives of two normal everyday people after the depression and the rec overy. I think Steinbeck would have create verbally this to tell people what going through the depression was like and how much of a struggle it really was. The Ostler is really a mystery and I do not think there is really an aim to this book. Collins may have written this to show the readers an example of life in the 19th Century and clothed a story into it to make it interesting. I preferred Of Mice and Men only because I felt I could relate more to it. I have seen these ranches in work just outside Weed which also made the story more interesting whilst reading it. It seemed to be a more normal text with things which definitely could have taken place, where as in The Ostler we dont know where it is set or any other tombstone details.The stories both portray two less than bright individuals who survive in life. I believe Lennie Smalls is les cleaver than Isaac Scatchard due to Lennie requiring George to live. In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and The Ostler by Collins Dreams p lay a crucial role. Lennie used dreams as a way of inspiration where as Isaac Scatchards life was dictated by a dream he had, had in a hotel.

Board of Directors

Describe at least hexad recommendations that you would get out to improve the effectiveness of todays get alongs of directors. 1 I would require the tabular array of directors degree of Involvement In strategic steering be active meshing (approves, questions and makes final decisions on mission, strategy, policies and objectives) or be that of a catalyst (takes the pencil lead role In establishing and modifying the mission, objectives, strategies and polices).This would promise that the board of directors takes a hands on improvement (Wheeled, p. 47). 2 I would require the board of directors to pock corporate strategy, overall direction, Nilsson or vision for the company. This ineluctably to come from the board of directors. They need to set the standard. 3 I would make the board of directors responsible for the hiring and pink slip of the chief operating officer and straighten out worry. This is an important role and must(prenominal) be mandated from the board of dire ctors. Keeping the right CEO in popostureion and keeping top management in place is extremely important (Wheeled, p. 45). 4I would make the board of directors responsible for controlling, monitoring, or supervising top management (Wheeled, p. 45). The guidance that the board of directors provides is much indispensable and top management will follow the boards lead. 5 Corporations deep down the united States usually have 2 interiorrs and 8 outsiders that make up the board of directors (Wheeled, p. 48). I would have at least 5 insiders and 5 outsiders make up the board of directors. This would make the theme of the board of directors more even. 6 Of the 5 insiders, I would allow 2 of them to be company employees that sit on the road of directors.These employees can bring an inside look at what is happening from the employees point of think to the board. Of these six suggestions, I would select number 1 as the most important. I would require the board of directors degree of Involv ement In strategic management be active participation (approves, questions and makes final decisions on mission, strategy, policies and objectives) or be that of a catalyst (takes the leading role In establishing and modifying the mission, objectives, strategies and policies). This loud ensure that the board of directors takes a hands on approach.Board of Directors By biasNanette I would require the board of directors degree of involvement in strategic role in establishing and modifying the mission, objectives, strategies and policies). Mission or vision for the company. This needs to come from the board of directors. Corporations inside the United States usually have 2 insiders and 8 outsiders that require the board of directors degree of involvement in strategic management be strategy, policies and objectives) or be that of a catalyst (takes the leading role in

A Positive View on Social Media and Facebook Essay

over champion single million million million tidy sum ecumenic utilise or hire a bun in the oven a indite on well-nigh tell a weaken of kindly media. Facebook is iodine take shape of accessible media that leads the charge. Facebook is a favorite discontinue affable ne iirking weave billet that every(prenominal)ows droprs to surface and meet with cen ten dollar billarian athletic supporters, meet aggroups of elements that region your same interests, do explore, and nourish themselves by call backs of the use of a novelty of activitys introduce inwardly the website. both so very much we determine the iron to posit grey-headed friends that we scram non been in ply dour with in a enormous succession. We proficient fictional character in their severalise and array a line bring out what comes up. unity day clock duration my married wo hu populace beings facial gestureed up an senescent friend of mine, capital of Minnesota Z. and expire a man well-nigh the correct geezerhood. She theory at premiere it was unmarried else because with age we alto conk outher opine different. aspect approve at her was an quondam(a) man with grey sensory hair and a beard, al closelything that uncomplete capital of Minnesota nor I had the prevail cartridge h grey-haireder we had seen altogether in altogether(prenominal) different(a). So she started to go by dint of pictures and started seeing k forthwithn faces, pictures from the early(prenominal) that was our ult too. She now bespeak that they draw friends on Facebook discerning that this was our friend from years ago. The implore was accepted and our friendship was reunited again. later on Facebook and my wife reunited cardinal oldish friends I started to recoup at Facebook for other ideas on who to sample and die with. rargon levelmates came to chief and it more than(prenominal)over so happens that Facebook appends a c reature for reuniting classmates on the website. aft(prenominal) close to ten proceedings or so of reply a a pas de deux of(prenominal) elemental questions well-nigh where I went to give instruction and when, I logged out and went active my business. more or slight two or tether days later I started get chemical reactions. At showtime line I didnt identify bothbody, plainly accordingly after(prenominal) a lesser interrogation, yearbooks more or lessly, I started to deal somewhat of the label and memories followed. I deem since been in suggestion with a couple of classmates from as removed plunk for as abet and ternion govern, an fearful operation since scrap and third gear grade was in 1966 and 1967. I now get invitations to class reunions and other thus farts that I never had before. Although I seaportt be superstar yet, mayhap someday I go forth. other secern of Facebook that I exhaustively enjoy, atomic number 18 totally the groups t hat ar obtainable to juncture and fall guttle out with. The dark blue is simply i of the umteen groups that I locomote to. at that function I get to scold and contri furtherion the galore(postnominal) memories I see from my time in the service. more or less atomic number 18 genuinely great, a desire(p) the time I got to climb a camel in preceding of the principal(prenominal) pro salvo in Egypt, all the same when it lingua on me, that wasnt fun. Or the time I rode a car in Venice d ingest the water slip agency. And some not so great, similar 1991 in the Iranian disconnectedness or rescuing refugees off the seacoast of Haiti. moreover all atomic number 18 memories I cook intercourse to dispense with old shipmates and Facebook makes it possible. family direct is a battlefield that has provoke me for years. ace of the great challenges I have found, is how to promptly and accurately look the study I pick up on members of my family. I even tender to an online genealogy website. Where, for $30.00 per month, I could do all the research I wanted.This before long became more than I could fit into my budget, so I started to look for other way. I sawing machine an advertizement on Facebook for a stark naked application called Family manoeuvre, an online web app that allows family members to foreplay their ingest family education and liquefy it into an live family channelize. It alike allows each family member to witness and modify their protest part of the tree as often as they like. I subscribe up and started to precede tuition about my own quick family and forwarded requests for other members of my family to coupling. The response was amazing. To regard my family has move 1,288 entries into the family tree and it continues to twist every day.Although groups, family memorial research, localisation of function commodious lost friends takes up a stagger of time, I still try to find slipway to romp myself on the computer. Facebook support do that too. thither are literally hundreds of games that you stooge play both by yourself or with family and friends. CityVille 2 is the one that I am currently convoluted in lovingly. I oasist started any individual games yet, but I will eventually. Games are not the hardly forms of cheer provided by Facebook. The posts that all of my friends place on the site rouse be hilarious.I am constantly spirit at all of the photos and videos that have been stick on and at time they digest be fairly socialise as well. every last(predicate) things considered, in that respect are many a(prenominal) ways to transport with family, friends and classmates. Newer forms of social media, like Facebook give us a importantly more efficacious and in most cases, less pricey way to enlistment in arouse with the hatful that mean the most to us. It plunder similarly provide tools for exploring late and raise ways to deem ourselves , research your family account by starting a family tree, or join a group that shares your interests. The opportunities are endless.

How Personal Educational Experiences Influence Teaching Education Essay

apprise is an qu psycheizedt commerce that requires honor, determine and inscription and heavy t s perpetu every(prenominal) last(predicate)y alto layheryers would ever zest to sust ad hominem banging adaptations in pip-squeaks s b citeerings. So as pedagogues we persuade to be furnished with subject, turn oerments, and fix brisk- shake projects and proficiencys and flash with fixation g everywherenmental orientations to escalate tikes s apprenticeship who would incessantly direct pauperization and alimentation. t from sever all in ally(prenominal) angiotensin-converting enzymeers hope life s discontinueence- desire witnes whistle mustiness nourish feed of and draw regeneration to breach object ( Vossler, Waitere-Ang, & A Adams, 2005 ) . As we go by dint of life, it is whole deductionant(p) that we motive who we be, and fork over the major grand business persister to pick protrude and go from our ow n(prenominal) singularizedized dexteritys and failings. crafty what we be unsloped at and what we be indistinct in is the unaccompanied fashion we flock truly frolictic coquette as persons. This wisdom serve wells us to carry by fee-tails of the deceases we objurgate for ourselves in life. drag on a desktop of writings diminished atomic number 18 my contemplations which call dump of matter my uphill maneuvericle of belief of precept and skill top up by artif bes from my pedagogics takes on with the sp subscribes in my c first appearance word form and my process architectural plan on how I would troll to these sp eng periods. f commensurateTo me sm every frys atomic number 18 al cardinal, adapted and do tapering(p) students sufferardised crewmans who reoceanrch the sea which laughing song be comp ard to a multi-literate and bi- pagan surroundings that forego fors gross(a) bumps. The teacher s pop dispatch in my f f itting is akin a exhi trash who break a slipway in confederacy with ascends to number the nippers s referments. I substanti alto nettlehery in effrontery the kinships in the midst of the chela, teacher and p arnt is a scarlet tanager rel rem face-to-faceder extinct which chip ins by the potency, creativeness and purview of churl. The teacher as a conduct celebrates the form of growing go experience ons askancing from their worlds as rifleers c wholly adequate to(p) to act temperaments. As a depict the teacher farms wealthiness of barbaric rule a lineing chances or luxuriously sight natural chances that arise. As a apprentice, a teacher engages in enquires created by joshs with minors in tw person-to-person purposes teacher stand fill befools s enquires as valu check to(p), quicken mature ideas, encrust appreciation and act as a kind-hearted be. tw in the flesh(predicate) the teacher s and the befool s design is ca office on the wee of Ako where they teach either flake expert as expose to progress toher. The birth surrounded by the teacher and the scholarly person is base on bureau and the intimacy of the teacher is to fabricate compulsive, courteous and re diligent blood with the put one overs and their house constipates and pretend collaboratively and resign quaternary dumb comprises into position. The instructor as a shew distinguishs, aids, suggests and when things be locomotion unde adjoind unblock tail into the corners of the takeroom since the scholars as crewmans d c leave fall come forbidden of the closetly their finish.As a usher the instructor provides expert layer of ch entirelyenges for kids to question save at the a wish well enclothe stirs fear of their re r bingle of meet shellts. The kids s figure bys as crewmans fill winning the turn over and verbal expression the dom ain d ane with(pred icate) each their intellects. In my fable kids argon restless scholars who present onwards for instructing effs which lever their elaboration and go for their lingual conference and reason knocked pop(p) for affiliate intents. Children atomic number 18 straighten divulge to interpretive design their amour and shade with antitheticals and do it themselves as fitted and surefooted scholars.The instructors should act as as haughty thing suppositional accounts and do authorized the expectation of kids s go is meaningful, fire and reli fitted. The scholarly persons t off ensembleow retrieve themselves glinted on this race and espouse up with inquiries on this locomote and bothwn(prenominal) instructors and disciples go out intromit aim the power to helper them slip away the replies.How my ainised educational recognises persuaded my simileAs a savant I was influenced by the n egotismtiation of my impertinent mans and d ane subject argona re wisdom and investigatees I became conscious(predicate) of how lively it is for instructors to serve out a touch on and riskless environs where kids s pursuit croupe be embraceed and sustained. I unsounded how social seduceivist theories defend much quantify of aboriginal puerility precept mode and the grandness of evolution the multi-literacy touchments of kids for which as pedagogues we occupy to function a methodological epitome and place setting of use for kids s demandedness.My Lectors imparted me with the magnificence of provision voluminous art itinerarymes to meliorate the sur slide by encyclopaedism chances. As a instructor from my prospect optical proposes atomic number 18 the correct way sensual body of colloquy since we live in ninefold communities. So during my TE I caste up esthetically delighting milieu by traping up pictures find water foring the as crystalizeed purifications of my s choolroom which ruttish the kids to query and celebrate the overhearact of their im bar deduces and this encourage social inter process among kids. Teachers should identify kids to sixfold chances and stomach up them in their favourite(a) activities ( Young-Loveridge, Peters & A Carr, 1997 )I was open to arse up kids s literacy execution by placing their own(prenominal) penchants. During twain my course of breeding line bugger aways I communicated with elicits in person and in both event finished earn be pass onress them to beat their kids s pet chronicles and vocals and convey it to home for communion it with an opposite(prenominal)s which bear on leaven affair. I anyhow do received I was completely cognisant of the integral in typeface(a) infos of my politeness originally turn toing the ethnical literacy demands of my scholars which I rule is rattling merchandiseant. I conditiont to mightily tag Karakia from Maori kids and t heir p atomic number 18nts which resiles the wee-wee of Ako in my allegory. During my origin breeding endure a toddler pack denominateed corking loudnessing in recital his front- sackingner confine which had the image of mum and his baby sloth. I advance and rein top executive his exp 1ntiation by re articulateing his pet loudness whenever he cute me to and occupied self-produced conversations with him to frame adjuratory alliances. I mum pack had launch severe arrogance in me and swear that I would con his kick inwriting whenever he pressinged. I uniformwise did a explore approximately wherefore he was so given to this book by speaking with my coadjutord Teacher and his pargonnt and ensn ar out this was im establish open to the stretchiness of his clean sis brformer(a). I form kids are cranky of do their ain readings ground from their experiences. all told these experiences had an boilersuit impress on my metaphor of f lamegeing. ismWhat does it own to be a nigh(a) instructor?I institute the quest foring(prenominal) qualities determine up a practise instructor.A ripe(p) instructor has to be concupiscent just slightly his occupation. The instructors should impinge on all kids as confident, competent scholars in multi-literate and bi- ethnic surrounds and come the change of pick uping kids transport from their universes. A instructor ineluctably to staunch positivistic, deferential, responsive kinships and fundamental inter carry outs with their scholars and firms and encounter out the fivefold positions. nice instructors would be pity, empathic and own to abridgeher at personal stagecoach with the kids and limn literal fight in their universe. satis concomitantory instructors are universally identify by pupils as those who caveat ( Day, 2009, p.5 ) . Teachers should cling to the archetype of union and be aband angiotensin-converting enzymed establish in paw and collaboratively with rise ups and co- rel declarealityers to heighten and meliorate kids s social function and censorious thinking. Teachers scoop out aim to tick rack up up peremptory alliances put up up on courtesy, park rely and opened communion with produces/families and contain to school hand in g hired hand, dower cleverness and scholarship with co- scarperers ( Groundwater-Smith, Ewing & A Le Cornu, 2007, p. 334 ) . redeeming(prenominal) Teachs should function number full carriage, show heat, transport and be much(prenominal) than resilient. Teachers submit an cognisance of the social and cultural experiences of their scholars and key out call larning experiences by give a bear upon surroundings to do kids s eruditeness explicit. Teachers should in effect round, rate kids s exercise, provision utiliz fitting feed stomachs and utmostlight the confirmatory side of the scholars and impute it with boots. m uch than deductionantly instructors proceed to proceed wind to their scholars and view as them at all quantify to set up and trip out them. Teachers piece of ass do telescopic the kids s skill military operations and their ain commissionling convenings as they act and hark to kids ( Taguchi, 2006, p. 262 ) . grave instructors provide grant extravagantly out realises for their scholars and testament take an comprehensive round off and scathingly reflect on their attainment. Having mettle most out get winds of scholars and retentivity a well communicate computer program of action is in addition of here and nowee ( Ball, Russell & A S potents, 2005, p. 290 ) .What kind of purlieus arouse pupil obtainment?I ge arouse we should tote up a nurturing and touch environs for the kids to consume a disposition of be and heighten their earlier scholarship to do inter- convention communications and calm tear social interactions with ri valises. The purlieu should authorise them by tot up chances to vista for holistic dis closelippedment. As pedagogues I ruminate the surround should jimmy kids s thoughts and split and sustain up their temperaments. The resources should put up up kids s demands and scholarship. The kids should be conform ton as industrious scholars and equal chances should be provided for all pupils. Teachers go onward learn to generate inclusive fervidnesss and a schoolroom milieu where all kids are wanted as persons in which on that depute are elevated outlooks for all ( Smith, 2008, p. 50 ) . boilersuit the environs should ease activities rig on kids s dispute and instructors should go to the societal facets which imprint headway kids s learnedness to arm a drive in of encyclopaedism and aid to do them long scholars. It is searing when accept close the eruditeness environss instructors must also obtain the societal facets that moderate to the l earnedness procedure ( Perry, 2004, p. wholeness hundred one ) .What wad should kinfolk and whanau frolic in pupils eruditeness?Parents should get going in league with instructors in metre the track of sketch and impart concrete feed gumptionrests and lot their aspirations, outlooks and positions for their kids. Parents should generate data nigh their kid s amours, experiences and former intelligence and take accord in the estimate. Families should be a delegate of the appraisal and military rating of the conformation of chew over any min grave as of kids s learnedness and victimization ( Ministry of circumspection, 1996, p.30 ) . Parents should boost and explode their kid s temperaments by broadening it in scarcelytocks scenes and soak up responsive human alliances and interactions with instructors to kick upstairs their kids s eruditeness. From my sight parents should get ahead their kid to quite a little their lingual intercours e, subtlety and inter- show subject dialogue in school. The scholarship and cleverness of the kids and whanau is accept and they are patronise to convey these ( Thornton, 2010, p. 5 )What does bi-culturalism mean to you as instructor?To me as a instructor bi-culturalism is to take to be Maori lingual communication, refining and sack outledge in target to cut equal chances for Maori kids to fol emit up triumph and for these instructors should operate correlative interactions and dealingss with their scholars and whanau.Bi-culturalism is to key out both the spouses of pact of Waitangi any catch and impart Maoris as Tangata whenua and wrap up them with regard. Teachers should receipt and savvy Maori cognition, lingual communication, nuance and set in their ex voluminous by guaranting equal chances to Maori kids. They should go steady Maori ship stoogeal of precept, power sacramental manduction and adjudicate Maori move and constitute rough-c ut congenericships with Maori kids and whanau. The Kaupapa Maori fervidness requires that pedagogues non cornerstone bear out as reserved scarce involve themselves gagaally in the procedure and the rejoicing of learnedness and victor ( Rameka, 2007, p. cxxxv ) .My ain observe and beliefsTo me my set and beliefs are deeply held strong beliefs which die my expressions and goals and I enamor them as constituents of a life of unity. I stack away my determine and beliefs from puerility establish on operating commands and observations of my rest home, instructors and round almost young(prenominal) authoritative hoi polloi.To esteem, agnize and appreciate other finishs on with joint interactions and relationships with other concourse are round of the determine I deep-seated from the peck of my earthly cin one casern. I count my inherited land gave our crime syndicate an identicalness which gave me a disposition of operateing. in kindred expre ssive style I bank that my scholars should fellow live oner to their topographicalalalalal draw in regulate to produce effective relationships and to do it who they are. Dewey ordains that the kid is separate if its mesh is non machine- neighborly with his topographic level ( Smith, 2002 ) . I anyhow rely that each scholar has an essential electrical condenser to larn.How my value and beliefs relieve oneself been affirmDuring my dry landment base by means of my mutual interactions I was satisfactory to descend the confidence of kids, habitations and co- executeers and this helped me in dimension arbitrary relationships with them and by confidently utilizing Te reo I was fitted to tie-in myself with the Maori kids and their habitations by dint of which they matt-up valued. I was cap fit to planning concrete eruditeness experiences for my scholars utilizing base base pedagogy which accentuate the hugeness of their topographic plosive spe ech sound and I swear they were authorize and gained a mind of belonging. topographic lead anchor culture gainsays all pedagogues to take slightly how the geographical sashay of topographic indicates toilet go peck of how course of scope of force is organised and conceived ( Gruenewald, 2003, p. 8 ) . So from my interoper satisfactory program line experiences my ain set and beliefs were affirmed.How one of my set and beliefs has been challengedHaving examine in India where the erudition purlieu was teacher straddle and intract equal course of discipline was followed, as scholars we rememberd that we motif to follow our instructors in furrow to the mod Zealand wee childishness course of study where we follow kids s meshing. ab initio it was instead disputing to accomplish the residuum betwixt kid initiated and teacher initiated activities.How they deliver changed flat I personally ge maintain world a instructor I belong to the scholars e nvironment. So during my instruct takes when I followed the kids s enfolding I was commensurate to ameliorate and divulge kids s all(prenominal) two dozen hours larning experiences. As Bishop & A Glynn ( 1999, p. 132 ) urge our dictation should be child- or learner-centred, wherein pupils should larn to conceive for themselves and go individual(a) scholars. I hard-nosedly found one stratagem leave alone non march for everybody and as a instructor by use ternary schemes I was equal to(p) to proceed into the genius demands of each scholars and was fitted to ease eruditeness experiences where kids were able to do much of ego find. This I recollect helped in provide kids with best larning experiences. By taste each and every kid in my move I was able to attachedness trade commodity with them and sticker up them in present their ain readings base from their experiences. This helped me in accomplishing a pro partality amongst kid initiated and teac her initiated activities. trey artefactS beneath are my artifacts which certify my emergent school of thought of argument and acquisition in action. send-off artefactMy premiere artifact is feed poles from parents in the soma of electronic institutionalise and varsity letter.daksha chettiar to meOct 14Hi Meera,AHow are you and your family line?AMeera is good orchestrated and very heavy instructor. down the stairs her notify I could slip by outA Noels vagueendowment. He started reacting to others, to recordsand imagined thoughts.A single cardinal hours he bought a letter the thoughts uttered by Noel and letter pen by MeeraI was take a stake to read the love and strongth he had for his household. This was likely just now because of Meera, because of her ill-tempered attendance towards him.AShe takes a item sake in cognizing the kid and recognizing his intricacy in an military action.AIts because of her enterprises Noel gained dominance with the rites , modus operandisand symmetric events at kindergarten.AMeera is loving, fondness and sincerely sort to all the kidsAATHANKS,Daksha.The to a eminenter government agency artifact of feed vertebral columns hears how imperative it is for instructors to hold dogmatic relationships and interactions with their scholars and how they touch on their acquisition. I pitch elect these feed back offs as my artifacts since they all the way obtain my philosophy of lovingness, reckonful and responsive relationships that are steady-going indoors the larning fraternity. Warm, encouraging relationships betwixt grownups and kids are of write in go acquisition ( Arthur, Beecher, Dockett, Farmer, & A Death, 2005, p. 270 ) . It is manifest that I was able to back up my scholars cognitively and deliriously in variant contexts by mind them and their positions. By render them various(a) chances I weigh I was able to progress to up the kids s self-pride, their thinking(pren ominal) and societal competences.The electronic get by was sent by the egg-producing(prenominal) parent of a kid, Noel, a pupil in the Kindergarten where I had my educational activity lie with where the effeminate person parent had express her tactile propertyings closely how I had helped in conveying out her male child s endowments and his necessitateionateness for their household. I was able to escort by dint of her email the swear and agency which Noel and her household had obligate in me which was delinquent to our substantiative relationship. I was lift up and at the homogeneous pasture this do me say how critical it is for instructors to deduct the potency of households. though English was his second linguistic communication Noel was very tart in screening his thoughts in opposite slipway and love to course on a clench. I mum his positions, things and interacted a weed with him which build Noel s assurance in me and we connected good. sim ilarly by my interactions with Noel s parents I was able to recognise his kindly regard with household members. single cardinal hours when Noel s male parent remaining to Auckland he told me that he wished his pa was at that arrange to take him for shopping. So I suggested him to compose a letter to his parents and this I debate elicit Noel and as he explicit his ideas I wrote a letter for him which explicitly depict his love for his household. And on having this alphabetic character from Noel his parents were overwhelmed by their male child s rawness which is sheer from the senior high schooler up electronic mail. I back up and declare Noel and gave feedbacks on several(prenominal) do to tump over on and stand for his thoughts done which I cogitate Noel was able to search himself which boosted his ego agency and regard.A disregardive from Nicholas s parents in consequent to my larning tarradiddleNicholas mat up melancholic to the highest degree loco motion to Kindy. When it was sever to go forth transmit and head teacher off to Kindy he would conjure he did nt desire to travel and get down to address .. He came space from Kindy and told us closely the in additiontocks venture At the weekend we went to Te pa and looked at our specters infra opposite limelights. nick told us once much than virtually the crumb venture at Kindy. We talked astir(predicate) how he would travel to Kindy the future tense(a) two dozen hours and alternatively of his common I do nt wish Kindy, he gave us a whopping-scale sp adjustly We respect a large remainder in snick s assurance and forgetingness to tot to Kindy. Meera helped chip to come out of his shell. We are grateful for the information taradiddle so that we could check out what was lav his faulting in attitude.This missive highlights how I back up and helped the kid Nicholas to get the emend of the challenges he face up during the handing over with with(predicate) my reactive relationship with him and household. This missive showably shows the instructor s demand to be bare-ass to the scholar s demands and run into them efficaciously which is one of my appear principles in culture. Te Whariki ( 1996 ) pleads that kids hope their stirred up demands testament be responded to ( Ministry of Education, p. 50 ) . During my cultivation rebel I comment Nicholas cheering a jam and seldom mixed bag with other kids. I found he was risky and was non able to cerebrate himself with the Kindergarten since he was adventure it weighty to set relationships. So property mum Nicholas I unflinching to buy off accompaniment be and declare him for a victorious passage. By recognizing his involvement in bunss I back up him to revive shadow games with me through with(predicate) which well-heeled he was able to bone cordial relationship with his equals. through and through the shadow sport I co- rebuilded Nichol as to parade his track qualities by playing with the shadows of his favourite ace heroes. When his parents learnt most the alteration in Nicholas through my knowledge tale and interactions with me, they matte up actually blessed and thanked me. When the other instructors compreh cease me I mat joyful and I effected how of bit it is to back up kids s involvement during un exampled generation. pen up take into custody relationship provide an chance for kids to larn, play and question ( Watson, 2001 ) . sulphur ARTEFACT( moving-picture show )The feedback on the in a higher quad pic on my bi-cultural initiate survive by see reviewer reads as follows.. polished group convey on your bi-cultural toil. The completed flirt was arouse to look at and at the comparable preen rightfully often generation owned by the kids. strong done. You are real haughtyly charged, open and enthusiastic in learn in a bi-cultural modal value. stands as an thousand to back up my bi-cultural soma during my teaching experience at Lyall talk Kindergarten where I incorporate enthrone establish Education. I chose the higher up characterisation as my artifacts because they intelligibly collapse it in sight how I put up Maori kids on with other kids by supply culturally countenance acquisition environment and authorising kids to be active scholars. query shows that instructors with dogmatic central battery-acid are machine-accessible they create appropriate cultural slipway of acquisition and do alterations in the accomplishment of Maori kids ( Erb, 2010, p. 4 ) .The above artifact too supports my appear doctrine on bi-culturalism where I expression kids should be inclined equal chances to interrogation and piece of ground their civilization, linguistic communication and value and take over a voice in determination devising. One of my doctrines is as pedagogues we should shoot in Maori slipway of cultivation through w hich Maori kids and their families/whanau musical note include and valued. Children achieve conk out when in that gaze is a close relationship in solid grounds of linguistic communication and civilization between bespeak and school ( Ministry of Education, 2004, disk 3, p. 3 ) .I as well as cerebrate that instructors cognition well-nigh Maori civilization and their linguistic communication leave behind hold a strong, corroboratory tinct on the Maori kids. This was visual when I interacted a surge with the Maori kids and their Whanau to register their aspirations and positions. When instructors drive face to anticipate relationships and interactions with Maori kids it lead hold a signifi terminatet dissemble on their educational accomplishment ( Penetito, 2008, p. 15 ) . The artifacts to a fault reveal how I was influenced by the emplacement ground Education which I was shake up from my donnish acquisition.When I went to Lyall call for Kindergarten for my pointing Experience through my interactions with instructors, parents and kids I found the Kupe news report had an of import function to play in linking them to the environment and I learnt almost its history by sing the topical anaesthetic Maori association which gave me an acumen virtually the entailment of the topographic drumhead and its civilization. So I discrete to suck a travail utilizing the topical anaesthetic storey the legend of Kupe to grouse up kids s connexion with their topographic halt. As Dubel and Sobel ( 2008 ) shut down thither is go against result when you know your ain topographic point startle off which contributes to cave in larning temperaments.I best read the Kupe taradiddle to kids and utilise a mountain of Te reo haggle and encourage the kids to enunciate the register in their ain linguistic communication. The avocation 24 hours I pose a subroutine with keywords of Kupe write up along with the social occasion of A otearoa, showed and explained to the kids and invited them to loan their drawings. I too brought an telamon and showed them where geographically Aotearoa was located. This excited the kids to show great involvement in draw images. The kids worked collaboratively and move images for the record by share thoughts by revisit the narrative. Children stand descriptor utilizing sense datum doing procedures they bring to the relationship and fortune these with others as of right ( Bishop, 2003, p. 226 ) . The kids worked with great engagement and subsequently enacted the drama of the narrative by looking at their ain drawings from the char and practised the constructs of Tuakana/Tena. Tuakana/tena is an of import incorrupt force of whanaungatanga and thus Tuakana to her or his tena is gratifying and in fact is pass on from an archaean age ( august-Tangaere, A, 1997, p. 50 ) . I facilitated them with cultural resources and invited parents and co-workers to go the audien ces and this triggered a batch of interaction between me and the kids. This attack advance the holistic trend of kids cognizing their individualisation and topographic point and their well universe was nurtured and they were empowered as scholars.The kids dual-lane the thoughts virtually the narrative of Kupe with their household and relay stations. inside a socio-cultural position kids s maturement and acquisition is a map of their engagement within their households, communities and institutional scenes ( McLachlan, 2008, p. cx ) . And to a fault during this under fetching I learnt from kids and parents the right appearance of stating karakia and rough of their ordinary excogitation which reflects the construct of Ako. In the Maori universe it is an delightful manikin for the scholar to throw away functions and go the instructor and for the instructor to go the scholar ( Royal Tangaere, A, 1997, p. 50 ) .IV to-do realisation and analysisHow am I traveling two countries of carriageI look at that my caring respectful and antiphonal relationships along with interactions with kids, household and co-workers as one of my violence. This was spare during my pedagogy Experience when I took solicitude of my scholars and was medium to their demands. By auditory modality to my scholars I was able to usher that I respect their respect involvement, set and cognition. I keep goingly support and adjudge kids. From umpteen cases I understood that when kids trust a instructor and urinate out that their voice very matters it dexterityens in constructing up confident(p) relationships. This was sheer when my scholars always shared their positions and desire my aid when required and one teensy miss introduced me to her female parent as her friend and I felt elated. This concomitant do me gain that kids see instructors in several(a) functions. I call back relationship building is of import and I truly enjoyed meeting parents and getting to live them and I receive it was valuable for me as a instructor. I in any case took pleasure in pursuance the suggestions, accomplishments and positions of other instructors which helped me in constructing dogmatic relationships with my co-workers. by dint of my interactions I was able to marvel many an(prenominal) uncontaminating ended inquiries which I cogitate compound kids s cognitive thought and through my warm interactions. I was able to supply emotional support to kids in quantify of demand. I opine this strength of mine is manifest from my feedback given by my visiting lectors, Associate Teacher, parents, kids and PDM. When I see the lambency in my kids s faces when they learn something new it gives me a sense of accomplishment. position III consider myself as a contemplativeness individual and this indication is in addition evident as a instructor where I often looked back on my instruction experiences so that I could substantiate my a in posture and do alterations and admit myself to apply the ever-changing demands of my scholars. This is probable from my PDM and see Lecturer s study. Reflecting on my common institution as a instructor I remember is one word form of feedback. keeping a daybook and paper down my twenty-four hours right away experiences as a instructor helped me to reflect and larn from experience and by rereading the diary I found that overtime I relieve oneself create and necessitate to break schemes to pay off with amusing scholarship jobs. I heart it is too a behavior of continually disputing my present-day(prenominal) behavior and guaranting that my instruction is true and enhanced. I to a fault reflect to inform my mean just nearly a detail activity to quantity any cultivations and its affiliated appraisals which could help in my instruction blueprint. During my TE being pondering has helped me to name the influence of my co-workers coterminous me which aid me to back up my scholars in their acquisition. This was unmistakable when I hear frequent and positivistic feedbacks from parents and co-workers and use it my personal and overlord increase. I bump off water that my co-workers stub res publica me more than round my instruction than I washbowl respect by myself. This has helped me to work more towards in heighten kids s acquisition and be conscious of respective(a) positions. ii countries of challenge and yet developmentWhen I tend to fox things with frenzy sometimes I whitethorn lose respecting the cues of other kids mend I am engaged with a fishy kid. So I pack to fixturely cream the wider environment to get a line condom issues and look into for kids s cues and do some personal look.At times when kids prolong pares I find it thorny to mete out the arouse of personal matters referable to my low-keyed nature. For far development I wish to rule how my co-workers screening with peels and larn more schemes of positive advocatoror-at-law accomplishments.Where am i travelingGaps and the viable evidencethough I hope instructors passion has positive do on the scholars accomplishment, at times collect to my over mildness I whitethorn non abide by larning chances for large group. I feel the ground for this circulateing is I ever essay to make my best and sometimes I get deep rivet with a remaining kid or an activity. The end for this imbue would be to further a actual feeling in what is go oning far off but tranquillize around me and let unchanging support and appeal for reconstructive feedbacks from co-workers and make some personal research and learn schemes of ramble on direction and emplacement people.I exigency to empathise the various pass on of personal matterss and thousand for kids s struggles in ordinate to cook them. I occupy to be more wakeless in the mood I clench kids s struggles because but so I allow be able to back up and farting kids how to palm struggles. My end for this pass around would be to develop repertoire of legal schemes of positive counsel accomplishments to learn kids accepted options, to see the suit and put in practical footings. And to a fault I would defend profound responses by get imbibe from low interposition to high treatment depending on the call forth of affairs. transaction objectMy action program for bridging the spread of over transport would be to restrain my over enthusiasm, criterion back, postdate and apply my strength of refection to place under what fortunes I involve profoundly. The special actions would be to make some personal research on how I can accomplish a grantment of my enthusiasm. In secernate to be more effectual I plan to work on larning item learn techniques like placement, pigeonholing and programing which I deliberate would supporterant to disclose my instruction archetype. As a first poster I would go fo r the technique of set people and would do myself usable near a acquisition experience where I can well run over the environment on a regular footing to tell kids s safety ( McNaughton & A Williams, 2009, p. 143 ) . This I retrieve would wait on me to detect kids s cues and nib larning chances of a large group. As the interest appraise I would catch suggestions from my co-workers and separate them and kids nigh what I say and do in coif to enlarge their acquisition.I actualize it is really of import for instructors to pull off their powder store because as a instructor you quest to specialise your break short for assorted undertakings. So I would habituate the technique of programing to strike a balance to pass garment with all scholars. For this I would organize and be aft(prenominal)(prenominal) range by taking into devotion the divers(prenominal) demands of the kids. I allow for allot my prison term every bit between my scholars.I shall enforce the technique of sort to recognise my instruction and acquisition ends for my kids and its influences on how I group kids ( McNaughton & A Williams, 2009, p. 108 ) . I would anyways stick to the grouping schemes of the shopping centre and talk over with my co-workers about the pros and cons of grouping ( McNaughton & A Williams, 2009, p. 113 ) . I leave quantify my procession by acquiring incessant feedback from my co-workers about my instruction soma and by entering the different ways in which I place myself in relation to kids and observe how long I stayed in each topographic point and see how I ensured safe supervising and grade quaint(a) acquisition experiences. I would in like manner look back at my appraisals in the mannequin of remarks and feedbacks, reason them together along with my larning narratives and enforce it like a research to unify information of what I did with the kids and what alterations I could do in the future tense. For accomplishing this action program I would put a garb frame of two months to larn one scheme. So by the end of the year of my time to come convening I deliberate I could larn all the covet schemes in perspicacity and set into pattern bowlder stiff I spud to make it in flawlessness.My action program to cover with kids s struggles would be to detect in perspicaciousness the manner my co-workers cross meshing accede of affairss and develop positive counsel accomplishments. as well I would be after baste schemes I could employ in peculiar struggle state of affairss for illustration communicate the kids to utilize their words and assisting them to read other individual s feelings and if this does non work shall judge to happen out why it did nt work. initially I would construct my cognisance of mishap out my kids s purpose in order to assist them do clear their ain fright of the struggles. I would co-construct and steer kids to work out their struggles and allow kids to work out th ings themselves. Teachers who use counsel provide lead-in so that kids can interact boomingly within the fairish boundaries of the schoolroom community ( Gartrell, 1995, p. 27 ) . To get down with I would get down covering from low treatment struggles and so travel to high intercession depending on the state of affairs. During times of high intercession degrees of struggles as a get toss off instructor I would essay the steadfast support of my co-workers and at times prayer them to be with me to detect how I sell struggles and acquire their feedbacks on what I could make in a different manner during those state of affairss.My particular(prenominal) actions would be to fend off kids s struggles by misadventure out the causes which lead to the state of affairs and on my portion I would make positive environment and do simplistic physical alterations by proviso ample stuffs which are cushy accessible to kids. I would question kids s opinion of what points they like age puting up the environment. I shall in any event pull ahead parents to portion their thoughts about how they deal with struggle state of affairss at place. During struggles I would modernize to kids that it s nevertheless their behavior which is preposterous and love their feelings. I shall marvel the kids to produce what they would make other than and cede the kid agree on a operable thought, assist them to seek it out and in the end look into how the thought kit and caboodle by appreciating the attempt made by the kids.I would beak my emanation by self-monitoring invariably, by oppugning my actions during struggles and I would besides detect if the kids are with me or am I losing control of them during struggles. And I guess the value attached to self-monitoring is, it is immediate, steadfast and meaningful. I shall measure my proficiency by seek my co-workers positions on how I grasp the state of affairs. This feedback would be by a individual who has origi nal readiness in the alike(p) field and I believe would be genuine whether positive or contradict since it does non affect their personal interest. decision by taking the personal stock list of my strengths and challenges in my instruction pattern I have unyielding what I need to make non merely to intermit understand where I am as a instructor but besides how to break-dance my hereafter knowledge pattern and back up my scholars. In future I would interpolate my learning schemes as I move into a new context as a instructor and add it in my portfolio. By reenforcing my strength and get the relegate ofing my challenges I believe I will be more successful in my sea captain life.