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teaching activity . This model is based on the presentation which is before practice and in the end of this activity ,the result or else outcome is called performance . According to Willis (1996) ,the first change on the learning and teaching activity was proposed by N.

social care organisationP2 report on own contributions to a specific team activity relating to health and social careP3 make regular reflective entries in a personal journal related to own contributions to work in a health and social care settingP4 present a portfolio of evidence from all placements that

Bored, to be weary and impatient because one lacks interest in one`s current activity. As the definition implies, to be bored is to lose interest in what you are doing. As this sense of boredom can only come when one is only doing the same activity for an extended period of time, I agree that teenagers today are too busy to be bored. Firstly, children were encouraged from young to enrichment classes, such as learning the piano or ballet, to increase their exposure to things such as music and art

it's by no means meant to take away from their efforts. They all showed up when told to and they each interacted with the children or at least helped us get ready for the activities. As my part in this group I took on ensuring the snack was provided, and that each station had what they needed and was ready to begin their activity. I personally Handled our budget Purchased Delivered Briefed each group on what the snack was Which one had what in it so as to avoid any allergies As well as that

In the classroom, I have had the opportunity of being in both the social worker role and the client role. These experiences have provided me with great knowledge on how to go about certain situations that may arise, as well as interventions that may be beneficial to the clients. During the in-class exercises, I have noticed that in the role of a social worker I get thrown off if the client responds too strong or responds in a way that is unexpected. I become speechless because I am completely caught

safety on Halloween and being environmentally-friendly. I was there for the entire duration of the event from setting up to cleaning up. For setting up, I helped by cleaning trash off the school playground, arranging tables and chairs for the various activity booths, and decorating the playground for the event. One important thing which I learned here was that teamwork helps us to accomplish large tasks faster. I found out that teamwork helps me to become more social and meet new people. This makes the

One of the most commonly seen forms of marking and grading students’ work is the rubric. A rubric is described by Andrade (2005) as an “assessment tool that lists the criteria for a piece of work or what counts (…) and articulates gradations of quality for each criterion, from excellent to poor”. A rubric can be seen to act almost as a checklist in that it allows for teachers to select where a piece of work falls against several criteria, allowing for more fair and balanced marking among a class

coordination of the workers o Specialization: When work is divided into departments it leads to specialization. Because due to this division people in that very department repeatedly perform their assign works and become specialist on those works and activities. BASIS OF DEPARTMENTATION: There are six bases of departmentation: i. Functional Departmentation. ii. Product wise Departmentation. iii. Territorial or Geographical Departmentation. iv. Process wise Departmentation. v. Customer wise Departmentation

PERSON ACTIVITY FIT DIAGNOSTIC (adapted from Sheldon) Instructions: Consider each of the following 12 happiness activities. Reflect on what it would be like to do it every week for an extended period of time. Then rate each activity by writing the appropriate number (1 to 7) in the blank space next to the terms NATURAL, ENJOY, VALUE, GUILTY, and SITUATION. People do things or many different reasons. Rate why you might keep doing this activity in terms of the following reasons. Use

children are more likely to be physically active later in life. The reasons for this are numerous for example someone who is confident in movement is more likely to express themselves physically, join in extracurriculars such as team sports, and do activities on their own because they are confident that they can do them. The tools Broken down Basic Assesses key movement skills Five tasks ranking them initial, emerging, confident, and proficient Run