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    In terms of identifying a personal philosophy of change, I have found that my understanding aligns best with developmental models of change. Developmental models suggest that people move through stages of change as they grow. This understanding of change is especially useful in the supervisory relationship. It is likely that the supervisee has a limited skill set and likely lacks confidence in his/her ability, as he/she has only had limited experience in the beginning stages of change. As he/she

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    Designing and implementing a technology project that spans the three different areas of the team will take a considerable amount of time, energy, planning and resources. The system must incorporate a balance between all areas as well as a mechanism that supports the growing demand for output of quality product in a sufficient and efficient manner. Since all three areas (victim correspondence, property acquisitions, and debt management) function under various rules and procedures according to internal

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    and/or phrases such as “I don’t understand” which indicate to the learner that there is a problem with his or her utterance, and that it needs to be reformulated. For example: S: “His preferit food” T: “Pardon? I don’t understand the word preferit” D) Metalinguistic feedback With metalinguistic feedback, the teacher does not provide the correct form but “comments, information, or questions related to the well-formedness of the student’s utterance” as Lyster and Ranta (1997: 47) states. Metalinguistic

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    Leader is somebody who inspires, can make positive change in somebody’s, life or situation directly or indirectly whether it is a big or a small change (Dudley, D., 2010). Leadership is a personality change that develops over time with efforts and experience. When I think from Dudley’s perspective, I had been a leader always I guess, but when we talk about realizing it and consciously working to improve your skills that started after I started working. My desire to learn and excel always pushed

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    Project title Original? Why? Was it difficult to solve? Consider access to knowledge, problems to solve, resources needed What real life problem did it solve? The Beanbag Project This experiment is quite original as many people just use bean bags without even thinking about how many beans are used inside of them. I haven’t heard of any other experiments testing the same thing, so to me I think that this experiment is unique. This experiment doesn’t seem very difficult to solve, as the main thing

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    You 've decided that you want to make music and become the next Will-i-am, P Diddy or LMFAO. Fantastic! There is no better time to start learning to produce and here 's why: The music production tools have become incredibly cheap for beginners to achieve professional results.New technology is making music production techniques much easier and faster.The music industry has changed dramatically over the last few years, transforming new artists and musicians into global superstars overnight, you too

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    Persuasive technology is the computing technology that encourages a social influence mechanism, or a form of interaction that aims at changing the way people behave or think [XXX]. The persuasive technology archetype is important for defining the interaction structures of systems supporting behavioural change. Fogg [XX] lists the core concepts of persuasive technology as: (1) an attempt to change attitudes or behaviour or both without coercion or deception, (2) a focus on human computer interaction

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    Medical education has recently started to accept innovative methods of teaching. Clinical skills training in medical schools is one area of interest where if not taught properly can deprive students of proper social skills. The focus in the medical community; however, now has shifted from producing competent physicians to competent medical professionals who also posses proper bedside ettiquite. Simulation has taken a bold role in training students of not just procedures and medical competencies

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    As a college student, I take instructor’s feedback very seriously. Instructor feedback is an important factor of student’s performance in college. It can be positive or negative. The objective of instructor’s feedback is to help students identify what they are doing right or wrong. This helps them to better their performance. As a student, I am very interested in researching about instructor’s feedback. What are the things students look for in a feedback? How effective are they? How can instructors

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    For instance, loyalty, dynamism, leadership sociability, creativity are characteristics required in wide variety of jobs. This type of evaluation is popular, although it remains widely criticized (McGregor, 1957). Many specialists believe that personality traits are unobservable, therefore, difficult to define and measure. These can cause bias in the evaluation and shorten the validity because “the respect we hold for the inherent value of the individual leaves us distresses when we must take responsibility

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