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CIOB Awarding Organisation Guidance for Centres and Course Tutors CIOB Level 3 Diploma in Site Supervisory Studies (QCF) CIOB Level 4 Certificate in Site Management (QCF) CIOB Level 4 Diploma in Site Management (QCF) January 2014 CONTENTS Page No. 1. Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Qualifications Overview Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) The CIOB Awarding Organisation Management Committee (AOMC) Course Administration 2. Centre Support 2.1 2.2 2

Participation trophies can vary from sports to clubs to activities of any type. Many people believe these standard awards provide many benefits for children and their childhood growth. However, children today have become accustomed to receiving an item or prize regardless the outcome of their effort, which could potentially send an unhealthy message about achievement and diminish the value of the award. While many writers claim that participation trophies are beneficial, writer Ashley Merryman agrees with

How special are trophies? If you hand out trophies to everyone for no reason the kids feel like that they shouldn’t try to get better, and if you give out a trophy to a kid that deserves it will earn hard work equals success. That’s why I think that giving trophies to kids that earn it deserve it not the other way around.A couple years ago I was on a team for my second year after every game we played if we won one kid that the coach think played their best would get the ball to keep. When ever I

too many trophies? In my opinion, we do. They make kids lazy, and can send the wrong message, but also, they have good intentions. Participation trophies tend to make kids lazier. A lot of people say that “kids don’t have to try as hard to get an award,”(3). That is said because kids, even if they aren’t good at the sport, are treated as winners because “as long as you tried and had fun, you won!” Also in theory “when kids grow up and go to college or to get a job, they will more than likely give

“Congratulations for your participation”, read the trophy. The trophy should have read, “You sat on the bench for the entirety of the season, with the exception of your one time on bat, but you struck out because you are a horrific baseball player. Nonetheless, congratulations for putting yourself out there, kid!” Notoriously known for being the generation of trophy kids, Generation Y represents the population born between 1980 and 2000. These people were liberally handed trophies for mere participation

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The idea of participation trophies is a highly debated topic. Throughout society, the big question is if participation trophies should be given out or not. The Washington Post recorded stats showing that most citizens believe that only winners should be rewarded with trophies. Students should not receive participation trophies because it causes kids to work for what they want and those who oppose aren't going to learn good life skills. A trophy is an object that is awarded as a prize for victory

Some people say everyone should get a trophy so they can keep it as a memory, but I disagree with that. First, at some playgrounds or dancing school, kids get t-shirts for being on the team and I feel a t-shirt is more memorable than a trophy. Instead of having a trophy sitting on a shelf collecting dust you could save the team t-shirt. After you have gotten so many t-shirts and are done with playing sports or dancing you could turn all the t-shirts into a quilt so it can be more memorable than a

The notion of participation awards in childhood activities have raised a spark debate; while awarding each child with a uniform trophy supports equality, what’s there to say about the detrimental effect on motivation if everyone is labeled a winner? The expectation of an award or certificate, in conclusion to any activity, is viewed as a guarantee; often, they serve as the sole motivation point for those uninterested in the activity itself as they’re aware they’ll be a winner regardless. This inflated

trophies now as long you show you get a trophy. Competitiveness has dwindled down to nothing because coaches feel everyone deserves a trophy. In Southern California, a regional branch of the American Youth Soccer Organization hands out roughly 3,500 awards