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    William Brickman and Paulo Freire

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    William Brickman and Paulo Freire were two famous educators that brought their own ideas and contributions to the education field. They shared some similarities, differences, challenges, and an overall positive impact on education that is with us today. The contribution of Brickman and Freire Brickman’s Contribution Brickman thought it was essential to have comparative education, which is the idea that professionals in the education field be exposed to different cultures, living in a different country

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    repressing the need for individualism and pride. Although the Amish resist cultural influences, they do compromise with the modern technology for work and communication purpose as long as they do not intertwine or disrupt family stability. The population as a whole revolves around family, community, humility, and separation from the modern world. Looking into the Amish culture, gender roles, marriage, and their religious beliefs play

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    Purpose for a Retirement Plan Retirement Planning is the process of determining retirement income goals and the actions primary to achieve those goals. It includes identifying the sources of retirement income, estimating future retirement expenses, managing the assets and implementing a savings plan. A future cash flow statement is prepared to determine whether the goals can be achieved or not. The primary purpose of a retirement plan is to provide financial stability so people can leave their full-time

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    Private Insurance Employment-based insurance. The majority of Americans are covered by private or employer-based insurance, with the employer subsidizing the premiums and the employee pays a coinsurance or copay when a claim is filed. Sharp rises in insurance premiums have forced employers to shifts costs to the employee by increasing deductibles, coinsurance, and pharmacy benefits (Trude, Christianson, Lesser, Watts, & Benoit, 2002). Employers may offer their employees a choice of plans in

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    generally required to remain within the spheres of domesticity. The roles women were allowed and expected to fill were greatly altered with the occurrence of the first and second world wars. It was out of necessity that women entered the workforce in droves both here in Canada and abroad, with men being dispatched in record numbers to the battlefields of Europe to bring victory home, women were expected to contribute to the war effort through filling the positions left behind. This meant that the female

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    rise and fall of nations, sustaining families, and have been the focal point of worship in ancient religions. Moving forward in history, women's roles have continually changed. Their status as matriarchs changed as the more advanced ancient civilizations rose. The patriarchal societies of ancient Greece and Rome viewed women differently from some societies of past eras. The study of the economic and political status of women, their rights, and their contributions to both these ancient societies reveals

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    The Gross Replacement Rate (GRR) The Replacement Rate is a way of investigating whether pre- retirement savings will be adequate to provide for retirement. The GRR expresses one’s projected income (pension) at retirement as a percentage of his final salary before income tax and pension deductions. The GRR is obtained using the following formula: GRR= (PoAFR+PoAA)/PrE (1) PoAFR = Post-retirement Annual Flat rate benefit PoAA = Post-retirement annual Annuity income

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    Gender Roles in Vietnam

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    Yet men still hold onto the idea that they are superior to women and that the women’s role is to ‘serve’. Now days, a variety of Vietnamese women have started working in full time positions outside the family, working the same pay as the man and achieving equally, but at home they are still expected not to make certain decisions and continue their traditional roles. Most women are slowly dominating the male’s tradition in the household. This means most of both men and women in Vietnam now share

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    reasons supported my decision to select Google as an example of the different contributions human resources have on companies. In this research then, I will address these contributions relating them to the three issues chosen from the module which are also backed up and linked to Google’s core values: Motivation and Team Working, Engagement and Commitment, and Learning Organisation. ISSUES CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND CONTRIBUTION The first issue I am going to discuss is Motivation and Team Working. As it

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    Childs needs in order for their needs to be meet , was expected of all staff members to conduct themselves in such away . the role of each staff member was to ensure that

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