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    My Fear Of Math

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    My math level before reading this book was a little bit rough. I have always had a hard time doing math in school. Most of the things I had trouble with was the fractions, percents, and word problems. I think this is because of these problems, I have always had a fear of math and wanted to stay away from math. Everything I tried to do to help with these fears either worked for a little while or it just never stuck with me. no matter how hard I tried to succeed in math, I always needed extra help

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    Icebreakers

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    Icebreakers and Introductions The first day of a course is essential to the success of the course. It is important to start the course on a positive note by making sure all of the participants feel comfortable and get to know each other as soon as possible. The activities the trainer or facilitator uses at the beginning of a course to help the participants get to know each other are known as icebreakers or introductions. Here are a number of icebreakers and introductions you can use. Unique

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    Classroom Reflection

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    to present to the entire Wooster Middle School staff at a staff meeting. I began the meeting with an overview of restorative practices, including examples of the language we can use with students. I also explained how having the students sit in circles can be an effective option to solving class wide behavioral issues, in addition to supporting academic instruction. Lastly, we

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    weather. Decades earlier, the black rubber had defined ridges, now the ridges are no longer so obvious and have been dulled down with time. The white letters that once bordered the edge of the circle are peeling off, littering the ground like snowflakes. He brushes off the dirt and climbs inside the circle. As he climbs on, his feet kick up dust from the patch of bare earth under the rubber and cause a dust storm for the insects below. He grabs hold

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    Peter Singer. Singer explains his idea in his book “The Expanding Circle”. He believes that it is a person’s ethical duty to help those in their closest circle, of family and friends. But he also believes that that circle grows and expands to encompass other individuals as well, because our communities and societies are just one small part of many with the same needs and wants as us. Singer invokes mathematics to explain the circle should indeed grow to include others. That is until we

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    point where the two arcs cross as point 1. This is the center of the regular hexagon and the vertices of the hexagon will be on a circle centered at this point. 4) Initially draw a full circle centered at point 1. In future steps you only need to draw arcs near where the vertices occur. 5) Using point B as the center, draw a short arc that crosses the circle. Label the point of intersection point

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    The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations by Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom (South Asian Journal Management, 2011) is an organizational book written for business leaders that described how a decentralized and centralized organization differ, what are the advantages and disadvantages of each style in managing an organization. The authors gave us a very compelling contrast between centralized and decentralized organization. A spider epitomizes a centralized organization

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    justice program, we are continuously engaged in circles with the deans to address disputes between two or more persons who are on the path to crime and violence. These discussions are private and should only be discussed in our circle. Once, two females had a problem with one male student. One of the girls got her friends involved in the situation, and it escalated into a bigger situation which almost got physical. I was asked to sit in on this circle to resolve the conflict and I did. I was successful

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    learned of that and thought it was ok. So he started doing it and beating up kids and breaking the law. Cole beat up a kid named Peter so bad that Peter is now suicidal and he has a stutter. Instead of Cole going to jail, he went to a circle of justice and the circle of justice decided that Cole needs to be banished to a island for a year. Well Cole is on the island he changes his physical thoughts, Taking other people's ideas, and looking out for others instead of just himself. The first way Cole

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    The field of business administration is not as straightforward as one may perceive. While there is a specific process that business owners must undergo in order to start up their own company, there is no exact right or wrong method to create and sustain a successful business. It is ultimately up to us, as potential leaders of any organization or project, to utilize our own personal values in order to help shape a realistic vision that all of us can achieve together. Because business administration

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