Draft planning for Mandatory units Session 1 Introduction Training cycle Individual learner experiences (2.1) previous learning experiences and achievements, successful, formal, informal, cultural, social and linguistic background, hobbies, interests; achievements: formal qualifications, experience gained through paid or voluntary work, experience gained through hobbies, interests or wo

Planning & Enabling Learning Negotiating With Learners, Inclusive Learning, Integrating Functional Skills and Communication Introduction This paper will discuss the method of research to be used with regards to the Lifelong Learning Sector (LLS). It shall look at inclusive learning, integrating functional skills into the subject area as well as communication and the possible barriers involve

Unit 3 Certificate to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector Theory assessment level 4 Introduction and Methodology For unit three, principles and practice of assessment, I am required to research the following: Principles of assessment, Peer and Self Assessment, Feedback and Questioning and Assessment Record Requirements. By understanding these areas of assessment I hope to be

Review own role and responsibilities, and boundaries of own role as a teacher Traditional and Contemporary Role: Teaching is a noble profession and the teachers are the role model to the learners. A teacher is the guardian of a civilization. He discovers the dormant treasures of his learners. He shows his learners the light of hope and leads them towards the zenith of success by guiding, nur

Learning resources are selected to implement, enrich, and support the ever-changing educational program. Materials must serve both the breadth of the curriculum, and programs based on the needs and interests of individual learners. It is recognized that as learners grow, their need to develop a wider experience of the world grows as well learning resources will be selected that foster an inclus

A summary of specific legislation that must be compiled with/of which teachers must be aware. Regarding legislation requiments and codes of practice I need to aware of key aspects in the current legislations and codes of practices in my chosen teaching subject. I would need to see that I know what sources are available to me to help my students. I myself need to be accountable to my students an

Assignment Optional Unit – Equality and Diversity Equality is the current term for ‘Equal Opportunities’. It is based on the legal obligation to comply with anti-discrimination legislation. Equality protects people from being discriminated against on the grounds of sex, race disability, sexual orientation, religion, belief, or age. Diversity implies a wide range of conditions and characteris

Assignment Module 2 Select an assessment cycle from a course on which you teach. Using appropriate assessment terminology and relevant theories, critically evaluate the assessment cycle in terms of: - the overall purpose and type of assessment used - the appropriateness and effectiveness of the assessment methods - how assessment is recorded and used to promote learning - h

Unit 1 Equality and diversity - Theory assignment 1a) Meaning and benefits of diversity and the promotion of equality and how this can protect people from risk of harm. Equality and Diversity is a term used to define equality and diversity, and human rights as a defining value of soceity. It is to promote equality of opportunity for all, giving everyone the chance to achieve their potential,

Negotiating with learners can begin with an effective induction into a program of learning on entry to a classroom through an effective icebreaker and group involvement in setting ground rules to ensure that individuals begin to get to know their companions and feel at ease. Also it can be through an initial assessment process to ensure that the learner is entering a program at the right level for

CU1531 Engage in personal development in health, social care or children’s and young people’s setting 1.1My duties and responsibilities are to support service users with all aspects of personal care e.g. hygiene, dietary needs whilst preserving their privacy and dignity, promote mental and physical activities e.g. carrying on doing their hobbies, taking them out for walks or shopping, encouragi

One contribution to the steady increase in the GDP of both Cuba and Estonia, seen in the years after 1994 in Figure 1.1, which seemingly remained unaffected by the decline of Soviet influence and control, can be found within the somewhat stable population of students enrolled in the particular educational systems of each nation. While Figures 2.2 and 2.3 display the number of students enrolled wit

CUBAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE A Brief History About Cuba’s Trading Partners Before 1959, the United States was Cuba's most important trading partner, a natural development due to its geographic proximity. That relationship ended in 1960 with the U.S. trade embargo. Cuba then courted the Soviet Union and its Eastern European allies to become its primary trading partners. Due to the strict economic

The 1959 Cuban Revolution, led by Fidel Castro, triggered enormous social, political and economic change for the Cuban people. Following Batista’s oppressive regime, Castro transformed Cuban society by providing equal opportunities for everybody in social welfare, however, Castro’s rule was considered ruthless, causing many Cubans to flee the country. This created conflict between Cuba and the Uni

| Cuban Missile Crisis | American defeat or victory' | Willard Cornelius 12/10/2010 | “Imagine, Mr. President, what if we were to present to you such an ultimatum as you have presented to us by your actions” (Soviet Archives Exhibit). This opening line of a letter written from Khrushchev to John F. Kennedy shows the feelings of the Soviet Union at the time of October 24, 1962 tow

Historical Context of the speech The beginning of the Cuban revolution is the reason why this speech was held. The revolution began only a few months before this speech with the attack of the Moncada casern, where the revolutionist Fidel Castro tried to take over the power of Cuba. As the attack oppressed by the regime of dictator Baptista, Castro and his men were condemned for some years of pr

Cubans Probably no ethnic group has had more influence on the fortunes of a city in a short period of time than have the Cubans on Miami. Most consider the Cubans’ economic influence positive. The Cuban and other Latin American immigrants have transformed Miami from a quiet resort to a boomtown. To a large degree, they have re-created the Cuba they left behind. Today, the population of metr

The Cubist Poetic Movement The idea of cubism can not only be found in paintings, but in poetry as well. Cubism is best known from artists Braque and Picasso. In their art, they created something new and different from what previous artists had done. They wanted to portray several different views of the same subject in the same moment; they wanted people to see more than one meaning or view in

My project states that I want to learn what it takes to become a paralegal. I said that it involves being a good assistant, being organized, knowing the different types of laws, and have good writing skills. For my first goal I mainly did research online. In one interview I had with a paralegal, they told me that you have to take initiative and be familiar with the law that your attorney works

Harley2011 December 5, 2010 COM – 126 Communications and the Media 15-Nov-2010 Cultivation Effects George Gerbner (1976) focused on the cultivation effects of violent television on heavy and light television viewers. An early example of cultivation effect (Wichert, Robert, 1997) was back in 1947 when Jose Joaquin Salcedo used radio to teach the native Colombians to ‘read, write and culti

I. Cultural Analysis of Spain Introduction Spain's powerful world empire of the 16th and 17th centuries ultimately yielded command of the seas to England. Subsequent failure to embrace the mercantile and industrial revolutions caused the country to fall behind Britain, France, and Germany in economic and political power. Spain remained neutral in World Wars I and II but suffered through a de

What is Asthma Asthma is a chronic lung disease that affects, 34.1million Americans, and 300 million people worldwide. Asthma is known as an inflammatory disease, which affect the airways passages. When the airways become constricted, it affects the flow of oxygen, causing an asthmatic to experience complication in breathing, tightness in the chest, wheezing, and severe coughing. Asthma is an

Cultural Background There are many different cultures in the United States today. My cultural background is that of African American. Some of the norms of my cultural background would be that of Spirituality, Relationship, Equality, Family Security, Freedom, Music, and Self Reliance. The similarities between my cultural background and that of the dominant American culture are basically the same.

The decision to conduct business in another country is a huge undertaking that has cultural undertones within the need to produce a profit but more importantly to produce a product that will not only be accepted by the masses. The situation that was described in the scenario was Steve Kafka, a US born of Czech origin, and his desire to franchise his pizza business in his parent’s native land. Wh

Cultural Comparison: Wal-Mart versus Target 11/12/09 Introduction: Department stores had their origination around the same time. Around the turn of the twentieth century, department stores started appearing in New York and other major cities. They existed in similar ways for the next sixty years. But around the 1960s, a new concept of department store came about. This was the idea of disc

Importance of Cultural Competency in Nursing Culture consists of patterns of behavior acquired and transmitted symbols, constituting the distinctive achievement of human groups, including their embodiment in artifacts; the essential core of culture consist of historically derived and selected ideas and especially their attached values (Kroeber & Kluckhohn, 1952). Knowledge of cultural diversity

CULTURAL DESTRUCTION Cultural destruction is a very interesting topic and it can be analyzed in many ways. Culture and history changes all the time, but sometimes those are good changes and sometimes those are bad changes. War is one of those changes and it is main topic about cultural destruction in literature. The important topic is mass killing, but they also write about self-destructi

Cultural Diffusion Throughout history cultural diffusion has occurred all around the world, and even in today’s society. We have all been diffused in one way or another be it by eating another cultures food such a Chinese food in the United States or by the intermarriage of two cultures. Cultural Diffusion is the process in which cultural qualities are being transferred from one society to ano

Essay question: Attempt to explain your own culture to someone from a different culture on the basis of the culture dimensions! To start with let me give you a short overview over the five existing dimensions of difference according to Geert Hofstede. The dimensions are: * Individualism vs. collectivism * Power distance * Uncertainty avoidance * Career success vs. quality of li

The African American/Blacks are of African descent and have a diverse population in itself. This includes immigrants from Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Haitian. Most African Americans are Baptist according to a National Survey of Black Americans and there are at least 40 religious beliefs (Baily, 2004). The language spoken in this culture is English, although in some groups of this culture Spanish, Ar