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I wioll consider all possible solutions and take the decision after thoughtful examination 4. Make sure that your goal is MEASUREABLE. Revise your action steps in #3 if necessary to make sure they are measureable. I will measure/track my action steps (in #3) by using the following numbers or quantitative measurements. Measurement a. I will check when is the time when I ignored a problem

gave me some example of choosing different classes. It was helpful for me to revise my old plan and had more ideas of picking classes in college. Based on the meeting, I thought the registration time and difficulties of classes are key points. It was necessary for me to have unless three plans for my class schedule because I got the late registration time. If my favor classes were fully participated, I had no time to revise my schedule immediately during registration period. In case, writing down

In “Reflective Writing and Revision Process”, Sandra Giles talks about the importance of reflective writing. She mentions that before she thought reflective writing was a waste of time and she just wrote her it to please her teacher, but it was not supposed to be like that. Reflective writing is supposed to talk about purpose of the essay, and then sets goals for revision. Through reflections, the students can change their audience if needed, make changes about the writing styles and the words choice

into an effective and powerful nation that conducted affairs in workable ways. The delegates meeting at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787 were given consent to alter and revise the Articles of Confederation. Except for those from New Jersey and Virginia, the representatives intended to revise the Articles. The primary issue that they resolved was that of State Representation. William Paterson and his associates offered a list of suggestions for revising the Articles of Confederation

In my classroom, students were asked to recall the events in the story King Midas. They were to put the events in sequential order using the following sentence starters, first, then, and last. They were to add as many details to their writing, so that someone who had not read the story could get the main points of the story. In the previous days before this assignment, I had students practice using the sentence starters, first, then, and last in other writing assignments. The other assignments ask

Community College Revises its Curriculum in Response to Changing Demographics”. In terms of form, one poem is an epigram, while the other is free verse. The speaker in one poem is a person speaking about his or her relationship with his or her father, while the other poem presents an objective, dry school curriculum. However, both poems address the subject of aggression and abuse of power. Through different forms and speakers, Espada’s “Why I went to College” and “The Community College Revises its Curriculum

then writes his rough draft that has all the elements that the outline had. Putting in all the recourse and following the format of the paper. Making sure the writer stays on topic though the paper. Once the rough draft is done, then they begin to revise the essay. Having maybe a friend look over it for grammar error. The writer should also read the paper out loud to make sure he or she doesn’t find any mistakes. After this process you have your final draft, the writer to go though it one last time

3.0 Comments Dated August 24, 2017 (Email from Avi Bacher) Per the OMB Decision, the Re-zoning is contingent on Rockport also clearing the Site Plan Pre-Approval Conditions. ECS has reviewed Rockport's request to defer Pre-Approval conditions to instead be conditions of the Site Plan Agreement. In consultation with Toronto Water and Transportation, we have the following response: • The Pre-Approval Condition to submit a Draft Strata Reference Plan of Survey for the lands to be subject to the

shared the same concerns about providing explanations on homework and assessments - are students actually reading the feedback provided? If so, how do we measure its impact on their learning? Another colleague created a policy that permits students to revise/correct their assessments for partial credit returned. The “partial credit back” policy served as the motivation to encourage students to revisit their

several thousand years. One particular writer, Alice Walker, revises the myth of Philomela in her novel, The Color Purple, through the protagonist Celie. Similar to the mythic narrative of Philomela, this novel intertwines rape, suppression of voice, and the destruction of feminine subjectivity to convey the realities of African American women’s lives during this time, dominated by racial supremacy and patriarchy. Walker alludes and revises the myth of Philomela by allowing Celie to express herself