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    I. Introduction II. Strengths in Dual Language Development I first have to state that I am still developing my education; so for the most part I believe I am still developing my knowledge in every one of the Performance Areas. With that said, it is very clear that I have a lot more confidence in the Performance Area: Development of the Home Language and of English. Even though there are still some topics that I put need developing, there are also a lot of parts that have information in the building

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    the importance of Dual Language as a social movement to allow English Language Learners to have the same academic opportunities as their monolingual peers. This study focused on specific demographics, professional development and the Dual Language model used for instruction of two school districts in the state of New York. Observation and interviews were used as some of the means of data collection. Interviewees included teachers, principals, parents and experts on the Dual Language topic. These interviews

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    starting conversations. Even language barriers were not a problem for me. In kindergarten, there was a boy who sat next to me in class. He did not speak any English and I did not speak any Spanish but that could not stop me. Every day I would go home and ask my mom "What does this mean" or " How do you say this?" I loved meeting new people and no obstacle could stand in my way from doing just that. Since I had such an interest in Spanish, my mother enrolled me in the dual language program when I entered

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    confidence. I have a primary church(full member), and I have another church that is smaller and more family like. I chose to bring my guest(Andrew H) to my smaller church, because the size would not have been has impactful as well as they do a dual-language service(haitian-creole & english). I also chose to attend Andrew’s church, because i somewhat of the culture there but I wanted to learn more. Saturday, November 27 I attended Braintree SDA Church, and it was quite different from what I am

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    Complete EDUC 915 Quantitative Analysis1 (Summer 2017) 7. Complete EDUC 919 Professional Writing & Research (Summer 2017) 8. Participate in the ACSI Conexus online discussion board for teachers (every month) 9. Study Indonesian language with a tutor to enable communication with Indonesian teaching colleagues (one day a week at school) 10. Network with AP Capstone teachers regarding starting a Capstone program at Mountainview. Conclusion Effective leaders can be developed over time

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    claims the importance of policy reform at all levels of society. Gaps in Research The research is limited in that there is enough on just the narrative of substance abuse and enough research on mental illnesses, but research is limited when it comes to dual diagnoses. There are inconsistencies within the research, where researchers fail to address advocacy at the state and federal levels; therefore not addressing the snowball effect of the poor

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    “56 percent of people that has serious mental illnesses have a co-occurring substance use disorder within their lifetime.” Structuring the proposed mental health program to implement Therapy and Substance Abuse Counseling to be in place to support dual disorder program is important. According to Regier, (1990) “Integrated treatment specialists with skills in

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    anti-hypertensive medications is a chief reason for non-adherence to anti-hypertensive medications among males (Kakkavas et al., 2013). This research study will use The Health Belief Model to investigate the correlation between African-American males with dual diagnoses’ of HTN and ED who are non-adherent to anti-hypertensive medications. More specifically, this study will scrutinize the adverse side effects of anti-hypertensive medications in relation to complications of untreated HTN, one of which is ED

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    Divergent Problem Statement A divergent problem has been proposed by the South African Provincial Administration (SAPA) to my firm. After an extensive screening of different transport options, SAPA has decided to build a railway, 80 km long between its two major cities with objectives of relieving the traffic on roadways linking the two cities and stimulating economic development. A choice between the two types of gauges is to be made. One is the existing Cape gauge 1,067 mm, the other, a Standard

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