2.2: What Is Acceptable Behavior?

dealing with clients and staff), be able to work as a team and be approachable, think on his/her feet

the supervisor , there tyicaly a very social and love to be around others no matter what , they are highly concerned with their responsibility in any situation it is even if it’s small details .The inspector is a dependable person every, they are about ten percent of the population .where they get done what their asked of and normaly no more then askd of , they are the goody two shoes of world they highly resect rules in every possible ways . the provider is a giver and cares about those who care about them , they are concerned with their health , they are the kind of people you wouldn’t realize a lot about them that fast . The protector is my favorite because they take the most work then any of the other temperaments , they take up to 10 percent of population , their goals are always the safely of those they care about and security , they have a extreme sense of loyalty , care , responabilty , but ssadly are the most undertaken and taken for granted for in the world because their normaly looked at as silent and even cold when first met but in all realitiy they are very nice people who care

As a schoolteacher in Edinburgh during the 1930’s there were many rules and regulations that teachers had to adhere to in order to successfully feed the minds of their young pupils. Schoolteachers had more of a responsibility during this period than today because school was the only source of information and education that people could receive. Due to this fact, the government set strict policies and curriculums (and still do) that teachers must follow so that students could grow up to become well round

who is on time daily and always kind and respectful. She has the ability to handle multiple deadlines at once and multi-task. These are all qualities that will be useful on your campus.

In this essay, I will discuss what type of conduct I believe should be criminalised and why this is so. Because criminalisation stigmatizes individuals, it is something that we should be careful with. Being labelled as a murderer has a very high impact on one’s life, whether it is to find a job, a home or just to create relationships; people get blamed for being wrongdoers. Therefore, I believe that offensive conduct should not be criminalised, most of the time at least. The mere judgement of something to be “offensive” is subjective; who is to decide what is offensive and what is not? To criminalise harm done to others, I agree, as does mostly everyone else; it is very uncontroversial as a principle. Indeed, even though there is two views of the harm principle which I will discuss later on, intellectuals agree that this type of conduct should be prohibited. For what other types of conduct should be criminalised, I share Feinberg 's view that other principles never justify criminalization.

I am friendly and polite, and always turn my work in on time. I have the ability to communicate with different people that come from different culture. With my abilities, I will encourage new ideas. I have a determination of skills that would make me useful to the organization. For example, I volunteered as an aide at the Cat Network and enjoyed being able to give an angel hand to a paw in need. I have worked from grooming and socialization to organizing special events which I also enjoy escorting possible adopters to the viewing areas, while providing them with information that can help match them to the perfect pet. In these position, I have assisted with different projects like fundraisers and adoptions to helping administrators with

You accept feedback in a positive manner. You are courteous when assisting your peers and customers. You keep me informed all the time about workloads, vacation requests and other issues that may need my immediate attention. You have a friendly and are always willing to accept additional assignments.

I possess all the attributes listed above to a certain degree for each. I can interpret social and behavioral cues and be able to change my behavior and actions based on those interpretations to handle the situation. I have developed customer service skills of how to treat customers/clients as well as coworkers from working my job as a cashier. I am passionate about animals. I am compassionate because I want to help to customers have the best possible service no matter what.

goals in order to improve the standards we mark to meet in the world, specifically in today’s

Providing direction and exercising influence…being able to inspire others, having a clear vision, thinking creatively, having a problem-solving approach to difficulties and a commitment to partnership

As a future educator, I will incorporate into my curriculum the standards that the school gives to me while adding my own understanding and standards. To further explain,

3) Please describe Ms. Martin work ethic? I have found Ms. Martin to be a conscientious professional who is concerned with details such as accuracy, friendliness, and proficient service. She is a hard worker and always punctual.

In human services there are many prominent characteristics that I believe that are important. Trying to pick three most prominent characteristics is difficult because there are so many others but from watching the interview videos with Mitchell Duncan and Linda Williams the three prominent characteristics would be loyalty, flexibility, and a desire to help others. When working with an individual there needs to be a desire in helping other and that can be shown by building a relationship that is built on trust and loyalty. After the client feels the strong part of loyalty/ support the individual will be more willing to tell the human service worker what is truly going on with them. As a human service professional it is important to met the

There are several different concepts surrounding the topic of education but most problematic is in regards to the aims of education within society. With several aims proposed by educational philosophers there is confusion surrounding what education is for and which type of education best suits the individual. Lewis (2015) posed that education promotes student learning and potential as well as fostering of community and self esteem within a school environment. Overall education is the defining product of good citizens in contemporary society, with diverse cultures, social norms and political standpoints. Liberal, vocational and wellbeing education will be discussed throughout arguing that a combined approach to education is most relevant within modern society. The ethical obligations for teachers within education will also be discussed.

cooperate and collaborate with others in working with and leading groups; interact positively in diverse settings; recognize the value and contributions of all individuals; and make positive contributions