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    Welcome At Poppy 's Place

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    When you have settled, it will be time for you to extend yourself and take the initiative in developing your pedagogies with CaLD families. We also understand that ongoing training and development is something that we are all required to do. We practice building collaborative partnerships with our children, and their relatives. Each child is unique, as such we

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    controversies in the form of discrimination, most taking the form of “isms”. Americans exhibit prejudice “isms” such as sexism, ageism, racism, as well as classism; additionally, one discriminatory ism less known to the public but still affecting countless Americans each day is ableism. Ableism can be interpreted loosely as “the practices and dominant attitudes in society that devalue and limit the potential of persons with disabilities” (“What Is Ableism?”). Disabilities vary similarly to the amount

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    last names. It was also forbidden for the children to speak their language, instead they were taught English. This belief of superiority was also shown in discriminatory laws in Alaska. In the 1940’s, Alaska natives had difficulty finding homes and were refused entry to public facilities that served whites only. This led for the fight of an Anti-Discrimination Act that would eliminate these

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    importance of an event may not be immediately recognized until a later time. Stonewall was both important and significant, both in 1969 and today in 2014. For the homosexual community, the 20th century saw many changes. Postwar America was anti-communist, anti-homosexual and anti anything that wasn’t the model of conservatism. The 1950s saw an intensification of these negative attitudes, and in response two gay rights groups, the Mattachine Society and the Daughters of Bilitis were established. Through the

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    Unit 087 Cypw Essay

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    Outcome 1 1) Therapeutic communities childcare: this is an approach that meets both the the physical and emotional needs of the service users. Social pedagogy: this is the approach where the carers/ parents/ government work with the child in order to care for them the child is in charge of his or her own life and the people looking after that child are just there for the care side. Life Space: this involves the conscious use of everyday events to promote the growth, development and

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    An effective communication takes an important part in the health and social care settings. Communication is the way how we express our own feelings and thoughts, giving and receiving with each other and what make us become independent through making choice and the ways we learn. Between analysing Alan’s case, this essay will demonstrate the importance of effective communication when working with diverse communities in health and social care sector. According to Brown (2015), an effective communication

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    contributes to the over all delivery of the service provided Each employees role contributes to the smooth running of the home. To ensure the health and safety of all the residents and employees in the home. If some employees fail to follow the code of practice and policy and procedures then they will fail to work as part of a team which could effect the staff and the

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    Born This Way There are many children throughout the United States that identify themselves as transgender. According to Webster’s Dictionary, the definition of transgender is (n.d.) “of, relating to, or being a person (as a transsexual or transvestite) who identifies with or expresses a gender identity that differs from the one which corresponds to the person’s sex at birth” (sect. Definition of transgender). Basically, that definition translates to a person being born one gender, but identifying

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    American Dilemma Summary

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    incomes are not only low, but irregular. They live from day to day and have scant security for the future” (Katznelson 29). The lived reality for African-Americans in the South constituted a bleak existence rooted in the “separate but unequal” practice of Jim Crow and limited

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    cultures were told any other way of disposing of their dead, they were completely shocked and almost disgusted (Rachels 2015). This helps support the fact that different cultures have different practices and therefore different moral codes. Furthermore, if different cultures have different moral codes and practices that are based on their own personal culture, another culture should not be able to judge them, simply because they are unique to that culture. Tolerance is another good quality that comes

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