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strategy is effective and that is how it helps students both learn and master the new knowledge. Regular formative assessments are provided throughout this lesson by systematically monitoring the student progress at all three stations and providing the students prescriptive feedback. Plus, by giving enough time to learn the material, and by providing appropriate learning materials and instruction, all students can learn and master the objectives. Lesson Plan Template Name: Kara Rohr Subject/Specific

Going the Speedlimit      There are many approaches that we humans use to weasel out of a speeding ticket. This is not an easy task, but it has been mastered by a select few. The very reasonable way of just not speeding is used quite often. The method of lying is frequently used. This is sometimes effective and usually safe. The flirtatious approach (which usually is used only by females) is tried numerous times on male officers. Finally, there is the method of "outrunning the cops". This method

“C'mon man it’s not that bad. The doctors are searching for a donor as we speak.” continued Harrison. “What do I always tell you? Never lose hope buddy. We’ll get through this together” he promised. “You’re dying,” said Oliver with a stutter. “Yes, but only for now. Ollie, we’ll be okay trust me,” reassured Harrison. “This isn’t happening” replied Oliver as he ran out of the room into the hallway. Hurriedly, he went to find the doctor who was overseeing his friends recovery. When he found him

the story “The Use OF Force”, by William Carlos Williams. Is about a doctor who enter the household of a family in need of helping a sick child. While helping this child the doctor seems to be over aggressive with the child. In the story, the doctor says and does some disturbing things while treating the child which reveals his true self and makes him a reliable reader. Today’s world is made up of an image of doctors who are supposed to help you in every way possible to treat whatever the problem

I pick Doris up following work to meet Zak and Gordon at The REI store. The process of buying a road bike is effortless with Zak. He shows Doris and me the exact ones for us. Without hesitancy, she pulls out her credit card. I am less eager to spend the money, but don’t overthink the expense and just do it. Gordon is next to pick one. He takes his time and eventually settles on the bicycle Zak prefers. And later, it’s time to shop for cycling clothes, a pair of road shoes, bike accessories and

The book Drive was able to make me realize when looking at my future career, I need to ask myself, “What will make me happy for the rest of my life?” and not “What will make me rich?” Daniel Pink the author of Drive makes a solid, science built point regarding motivation 3.0 in his book. For the 21st century, we are in need of more people that allow themselves to have autonomy, purpose and mastery in their life. To become successful and achieve happiness in their careers. Able to look at my future

that no other demon even dared to challenge me to any sort of fight. They already knew what would happen; I'd slaughter them. Plus the fact that it was against the rules of Ambrosine to challenge another demon to a serious fight without the Demon Masters' permission, but I choose to ignore that bit. But before my fellow demons began to fear me, I was living a relatively normal demon's life—or as close to normal as you could get, for a demon. My mother had died when I was at a young age and my father

The Use of Force is a short story written in 1938 by an American author, William Carlos Williams, who is known for his modernist writings. The Use of Force was first published in a short story collection Life Along the Passaic River (1938), and is also available in The Doctor Stories (1984), which is a collection of Williams' writings. The story was published during the era of the Second Wave of feminism, from 1918 to 1968, which focused on social reform and revolution (Delamont, 2003, 2). The situation

The Doctrine of Double Effect is the process in which someone must sacrifice some bad to achieve more good. According to Alison McIntyre of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2014) defines the concept as “The doctrine (or principle) of double effect is often invoked to explain the permissibility of an action that causes a serious harm, such as the death of a human being, as a side effect of promoting some good end”. This is often referred to in the military as “collateral damage”. While your

the slaves’ fright in complaining about their master mistreating them. Douglass reveals this matter and says, irresponsible power is the norm of the slaveholders and the slaves are trained to speak kindly of their masters. It is unsafe for them to even mention the slightest thing about their master mistreating them because they are constantly being watched. They are severely punished for giving the wrong answer. The right answer is always, their master treats them well, even though they are harshly