Mr. Dream is described as a special, intelligent person who likes people of all races and cultures. He is the relative of subjects like math, language, science, history, and technology. His parents are English and French. He enjoys cleanliness, polite children, and respect. While he feels positive and happy, he sometimes feels unsatisfied because he wants to provide more. He needs cleanliness and to speak to people. He provides education, respect, and wisdom. He wants to see happy children with excellent grades each day.
Miguel de Cervantes was a renowned Spanish writer known for his masterpiece Don Quixote, which established him as the greatest figure in Spanish literature. Federico Garca Lorca was a Spanish poet and playwright who was part of the literary movement "Generation of '27" and was famously murdered during the Spanish Civil War. Gustavo Adolfo Bcquer was an important Spanish romantic poet whose "rhymes" helped establish the foundations of modern Spanish poetry. Camilo Jos Cela was the fifth Spanish writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature and the first Spanish novelist to achieve such widespread international acclaim, having excelled as a novelist, poet, writer, and author of travel books.
The document provides information on children's rights and protections from various forms of abuse and discrimination as outlined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It discusses the rights to equality, protection from economic exploitation and child labor. It also addresses issues such as discrimination, child abuse, refugees, violence/bullying, and provides helpline contact information for children in need.
This document discusses advantages and disadvantages of credit, the three Cs of creditworthiness (character, capital, and capacity), responsibilities and rights of credit users, how to build a credit history, how to read a credit report, types of credit, and how much debt one can reasonably afford based on a 20/10 rule of thumb. It is a teaching document about credit for teenagers.
1) The document discusses several topics related to the history of the Americas in the 19th century, including Chinese migration to the west during the Gold Rush, American westward expansion and conflicts with indigenous peoples, the Little Ice Age and its effects, the Louisiana Purchase which doubled the size of the US, and European exploration of North America.
2) It also covers the American Civil War, including the high death toll at the Battle of Antietam, influential Confederate generals, and how the Union victory there paved the way for the Emancipation Proclamation and discouraged European support for the Confederacy.
3) Multiple political and social changes occurred during this time period in the Americas.
In deze presentatie leggen Tom Claus en Stijn Janssen uit hoe dat je jezelf transformeert van luie nerd tot actieve runner. We vertellen ons verhaal hoe we trainen voor een marathon en hoe wij (en jij dus ook!) ons motiveren om elke keer opnieuw te gaan lopen met behulp van onze smartphone.
Web 2.0 refers to a second generation of the World Wide Web that is focused on user-generated content, usability, and interoperability. It encompasses three streams of development: technology, applications, and socialization. Web 2.0 allows for easier navigation, customization, communication, and collaboration between users. It has changed how people read online by requiring new skills like skimming and in-depth reading to process information. Web 2.0 tools can also help develop higher-order thinking skills when used for instruction. However, keeping students safe online is an ongoing concern that requires schools to carefully evaluate each website and teach digital responsibility.
This study aims to evaluate residents' perceptions of new duty hour regulations that will take effect in July 2011. The document outlines changes to duty hour requirements according to the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), including reductions in maximum duty periods from 30 hours to 16 hours for first-year residents and 24 hours for others, increased minimum time off between shifts from 10 hours to 14 hours after 24 hours of call, and restrictions on moonlighting and home call duties. Residents will complete a survey about their views on the new regulations.
The Technical Round-Table on Livestock Risk Management brought together stakeholders from the livestock industry to discuss challenges and potential solutions. Key players from public and private insurers, micro-finance institutions, dairy service providers, research institutions, and government bodies participated. The round-table aimed to facilitate collaboration to improve livestock productivity and risk management. Major topics discussed included supply chain challenges, bundling insurance with other financial/non-financial products, and developing comprehensive products beyond death cover. The event highlighted commitments to collective efforts to protect small cattle owners from losses and support a sustainable livestock industry in India.
The document defines integers and their properties like positive and negative numbers. It introduces rules for adding and subtracting integers, such as keeping the sign the same when adding like signs and changing the sign when subtracting a negative number. It provides examples and checks to prove the rules are true, like using a number line to model addition and checking subtraction using the inverse operation of addition.
This document provides a single edited example of a painting titled "Show" by an unknown artist. The editor's name is listed as Cindy and her email address is included. In just a few words, the document identifies an edited example artwork and the editor.
Bragado has solved all of its environmental, urbanization, and healthcare problems over the past 100 years. Life is now calmer and more civilized, with people using electric cars or bicycles. The city has several wind farms generating electricity and indoor beaches for swimming. Public hospitals provide surgery while small nursing stations and home healthcare are emphasized. Everyone can enjoy the improved city, which has transformed in response to citizen requests for a better future.
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This document discusses data segmentation for protecting sensitive health information, such as substance abuse treatment records, while still allowing other information to be shared. It defines data segmentation as separating certain data elements from capture or view. The document outlines the regulatory landscape requiring additional privacy protections, provides an example user story of how segmentation could work, and describes challenges in implementing segmentation standards across systems to allow selective information sharing while respecting patient consent directives. The goal of data segmentation initiatives is to address technical standards needed to protect sensitive information through interoperable policies during electronic health information exchange.
Preview Abc Of Letters Of Credit Exporter Perspective 2010 FlashWZGLETTEROFCREDIT
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A letter of credit is a payment mechanism used in international trade that provides assurance of payment to exporters. It is issued by an importer's bank and guarantees payment to the exporter if the terms and conditions outlined in the letter of credit are met. The letter of credit protects both parties by ensuring the exporter receives payment while also outlining the importers requirements. Exporters should carefully negotiate all letter of credit terms and conditions up front to avoid issues later in the transaction.
1) The document discusses several topics related to the history of the Americas in the 19th century, including Chinese migration to the west during the Gold Rush, American westward expansion and conflicts with indigenous peoples, the Little Ice Age and its effects, the Louisiana Purchase which doubled the size of the US, and European exploration of North America.
2) It also covers the American Civil War, including the high death toll at the Battle of Antietam, influential Confederate generals, and how the Union victory there paved the way for the Emancipation Proclamation and discouraged European support for the Confederacy.
3) Multiple political and social changes occurred during this time period in the Americas.
The teachers meet to discuss their experiences and feelings about teaching. Many are disillusioned and thinking of quitting. They find teaching takes a personal and emotional toll. It involves daily battles with students and a system they see as corrupt and impossible to change. Some teachers cope by detaching themselves from the job, while others continue to care deeply and struggle with the failure to make more of a difference for students.
Education A Unit 1 Activity 1 (10 February 2011)Aandre Wessels
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The document discusses the author's memories and ideas of good and bad teachers. A good teacher is described as patient, creative, memorable, knowledgeable, engaging, approachable, inspiring, and charismatic. A bad teacher is irritable, monotone, stubborn, "old-school", bland, boring, tyrannical, sexist, and soulless. Though the author cannot remember teachers' names, they believe teaching should inspire learners and ignite a passion for lifelong learning beyond the classroom. Despite challenges, the author sees themselves becoming an inspiring teacher who empowers students to reach their potential.
Mrs. Woodard will be teaching 3rd grade social studies. She has a degree from Phoenix and wants to help others. She dislikes disrespectful students and likes spending time with family and traveling. Her teaching philosophy is to motivate students and teach to their abilities. Students should bring supplies like pencils and notebooks. They will have connections to music, computers, and PE. There are classroom rules about permission, trash, and respect. Students will be graded on bell ringers, work, and a scale from A to F.
Web 2.0 refers to a second generation of the World Wide Web that is focused on user-generated content, usability, and interoperability. It encompasses three streams of development: technology, applications, and socialization. Web 2.0 allows for easier navigation, customization, communication, and collaboration between users. It has changed how people read online by requiring new skills like skimming and in-depth reading to process information. Web 2.0 tools can also help develop higher-order thinking skills when used for instruction. However, keeping students safe online is an ongoing concern that requires schools to carefully evaluate each website and teach digital responsibility.
This study aims to evaluate residents' perceptions of new duty hour regulations that will take effect in July 2011. The document outlines changes to duty hour requirements according to the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), including reductions in maximum duty periods from 30 hours to 16 hours for first-year residents and 24 hours for others, increased minimum time off between shifts from 10 hours to 14 hours after 24 hours of call, and restrictions on moonlighting and home call duties. Residents will complete a survey about their views on the new regulations.
The Technical Round-Table on Livestock Risk Management brought together stakeholders from the livestock industry to discuss challenges and potential solutions. Key players from public and private insurers, micro-finance institutions, dairy service providers, research institutions, and government bodies participated. The round-table aimed to facilitate collaboration to improve livestock productivity and risk management. Major topics discussed included supply chain challenges, bundling insurance with other financial/non-financial products, and developing comprehensive products beyond death cover. The event highlighted commitments to collective efforts to protect small cattle owners from losses and support a sustainable livestock industry in India.
The document defines integers and their properties like positive and negative numbers. It introduces rules for adding and subtracting integers, such as keeping the sign the same when adding like signs and changing the sign when subtracting a negative number. It provides examples and checks to prove the rules are true, like using a number line to model addition and checking subtraction using the inverse operation of addition.
This document provides a single edited example of a painting titled "Show" by an unknown artist. The editor's name is listed as Cindy and her email address is included. In just a few words, the document identifies an edited example artwork and the editor.
Bragado has solved all of its environmental, urbanization, and healthcare problems over the past 100 years. Life is now calmer and more civilized, with people using electric cars or bicycles. The city has several wind farms generating electricity and indoor beaches for swimming. Public hospitals provide surgery while small nursing stations and home healthcare are emphasized. Everyone can enjoy the improved city, which has transformed in response to citizen requests for a better future.
Data Segmentation For Privacy Himss 2012 Fina Lv2SRSINC
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This document discusses data segmentation for protecting sensitive health information, such as substance abuse treatment records, while still allowing other information to be shared. It defines data segmentation as separating certain data elements from capture or view. The document outlines the regulatory landscape requiring additional privacy protections, provides an example user story of how segmentation could work, and describes challenges in implementing segmentation standards across systems to allow selective information sharing while respecting patient consent directives. The goal of data segmentation initiatives is to address technical standards needed to protect sensitive information through interoperable policies during electronic health information exchange.
Preview Abc Of Letters Of Credit Exporter Perspective 2010 FlashWZGLETTEROFCREDIT
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A letter of credit is a payment mechanism used in international trade that provides assurance of payment to exporters. It is issued by an importer's bank and guarantees payment to the exporter if the terms and conditions outlined in the letter of credit are met. The letter of credit protects both parties by ensuring the exporter receives payment while also outlining the importers requirements. Exporters should carefully negotiate all letter of credit terms and conditions up front to avoid issues later in the transaction.
1) The document discusses several topics related to the history of the Americas in the 19th century, including Chinese migration to the west during the Gold Rush, American westward expansion and conflicts with indigenous peoples, the Little Ice Age and its effects, the Louisiana Purchase which doubled the size of the US, and European exploration of North America.
2) It also covers the American Civil War, including the high death toll at the Battle of Antietam, influential Confederate generals, and how the Union victory there paved the way for the Emancipation Proclamation and discouraged European support for the Confederacy.
3) Multiple political and social changes occurred during this time period in the Americas.
The teachers meet to discuss their experiences and feelings about teaching. Many are disillusioned and thinking of quitting. They find teaching takes a personal and emotional toll. It involves daily battles with students and a system they see as corrupt and impossible to change. Some teachers cope by detaching themselves from the job, while others continue to care deeply and struggle with the failure to make more of a difference for students.
Education A Unit 1 Activity 1 (10 February 2011)Aandre Wessels
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The document discusses the author's memories and ideas of good and bad teachers. A good teacher is described as patient, creative, memorable, knowledgeable, engaging, approachable, inspiring, and charismatic. A bad teacher is irritable, monotone, stubborn, "old-school", bland, boring, tyrannical, sexist, and soulless. Though the author cannot remember teachers' names, they believe teaching should inspire learners and ignite a passion for lifelong learning beyond the classroom. Despite challenges, the author sees themselves becoming an inspiring teacher who empowers students to reach their potential.
Mrs. Woodard will be teaching 3rd grade social studies. She has a degree from Phoenix and wants to help others. She dislikes disrespectful students and likes spending time with family and traveling. Her teaching philosophy is to motivate students and teach to their abilities. Students should bring supplies like pencils and notebooks. They will have connections to music, computers, and PE. There are classroom rules about permission, trash, and respect. Students will be graded on bell ringers, work, and a scale from A to F.
One students experience of Silence in the ClassroomNorm Friesen
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The document summarizes a student's experience of silence in the classroom during a discussion. The student quietly asks about respect but another student dismisses the idea that teachers don't respect students. The student knows from experience this is untrue but doesn't speak up. Memories of past traumatic classroom experiences flood their mind. After class ends, the student's mind is racing and chaotic as they leave, eventually calming down but realizing the opportunity to speak up has passed. The document examines silence as a purposeful barrier between thoughts and speech.
The document is a message from Dr. Afroz Alam to students feeling homesick at National Law University, Orissa. It shares his own experience with severe homesickness when he first left home for university. He considers quitting but is stopped by his teacher, Shadan Zeb Khan. Khan emphasizes that homesickness is normal and will pass, advising the student to get involved with campus activities and events. His words help alleviate the student's homesickness and he is able to complete his education. Dr. Alam now teaches at the same university and shares this experience to reassure current homesick students that they too can overcome homesickness through involvement and knowing it is a temporary feeling.
Kompetensi Inti
Menghayati dan mengamalkan ajaran agama yang dianutnya.
Menghayati dan mengamalkan perilaku jujur, disiplin, tanggungjawab, peduli (gotong royong, kerjasama, toleran, damai), santun, responsif dan pro-aktif dan menunjukkan sikap sebagai bagian dari solusi atas berbagai permasalahan dalam berinteraksi secara efektif dengan lingkungan sosial dan alam serta dalam menempatkan diri sebagai cerminan bangsa dalam pergaulan dunia
Memahami, menerapkan, menganalisis pengetahuan faktual, konseptual, prosedural berdasarkan rasa ingin tahunya tentang ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi, seni, budaya, dan humaniora dengan wawasan kemanusiaan, kebangsaan, kenegaraan, dan peradaban terkait penyebab fenomena dan kejadian, serta menerapkan pengetahuan prosedural pada bidang kajian yang spesifik sesuai dengan bakat dan minatnya untuk memecahkan masalah.
Mengolah, menalar, dan menyaji dalam ranah konkret dan ranah abstrak terkait dengan pengembangan dari yang dipelajarinya di sekolah secara mandiri, dan mampu menggunakan metoda sesuai kaidah keilmuan
The document is an excerpt from the memoir "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom. It introduces Morrie Schwartz, a sociology professor at Brandeis University, who had a profound impact on Mitch. As a student, Mitch took every class Morrie taught and developed a close mentorship with him. After graduating, Mitch promised to stay in touch with Morrie, who was crying as they said goodbye. Their relationship and Morrie's life lessons are explored further in the memoir.
1. Mr.Dream..
He is a special person and he likes people of different races.
He's very big and intelligent.
Relative of the culture and the intelligence. His brothers are Mr.Maths, Miss
language, the twins Science and History, Ms.Technology...
His parents are very well-known, they are Ms. English and Mr. French.
Lover of clean things, polite children and respect.
Who feels very positive and happy but he sometimes doesn't feel satisfied
because he thinks he can give more.
Who needs to feel clean and handsome. He needs tospeak a lot and to be with
people too.
Who gives a lot of the education, respect and wisdom.
Who would like to see happy children of excellent marks every day.
Resident of my head, especially of my best dreams.
...School.
Ana Galdeano
Seven days
On Monday, I hear the teacher under white light.
On Tuesday, I see black clouds crossing my sky.
On Wednesday, I touch the pen against the paper challenge.
On Thursday, I smell the defeat threat.
On Friday, I taste the perfection of a ten.
On Saturday, I feel the freedom in my skin.
On Sunday, I realize how I can enjoy sleeping.
Emilio Andrs Granados
Lover of books, bags and their owners.
Who feels happiness, shame and pain.
Who needs good students, good teachers and enough material.
Who fears darkness, bad students and solitude.
Who gives new experiences, culture and responsibilities.
Who would like to see good grades, friendship and education.
Resident of all places in the world at the same time.
Jorge Daz Cuesta
Exams
On Monday I saw you on my desk
On Tuesday I touched files of knowledge
On Wednesday I heard your answers
On Thursday I tasted the fear of you
On Friday I smelled victory
On Saturday I relaxed with my friends
On Sunday I had forgotten you...
Alejandro Lpez Tllez
My dream
Hope, effort, determination and happiness
Brothers and sisters of students and parents of our life
Lover of the future and hard-working of present
Who feels the feelings of students, their crazy things and their thoughts
Who needs the works of students to create their future and their life to survive
Who gives tasks the present and hopes for the future
2. Who would like to create new futures and hopes
Resident of my future
Felipe Ramrez
On Monday I saw a tree.
On Tuesday I touched its trunk.
On Wednesday I heard its leaves rustling.
On Tuesday I tasted its fruit
On Friday I smelled its life
On Saturday I planted another tree near it.
Ignacio Aguilera
On Monday, I saw the clouds' weep.
On Tuesday, I touched the gentleness' heat.
On Wednesday, I heard April's sighs.
On Thursday, I tasted the rays of the sun on my skin.
On Friday, I smelled the arousing of the flowers.
On Saturday, I tasted the peace of the sea.
On Sunday, I felt the Spring's arrival.
Violeta Reyes
Cold classrooms
Cold classrooms are deserts
Cold classrooms are deserts, snow
Are deserts, snow, cold
Deserts, snow, cold
Freezing
(Julia 16)
3. On Monday, I saw my teachers again.
On Tuesday, I touched the fence of the school
On Wednesday, I heard the noise of cars in the street
On Thursday, I tasted a small sandwich
On Friday, I smelled the freedom.
On Saturday, I felt very lucky
On Sunday, I saw the school near again
Jorge Daz Cuesta
am not a building, I am a second home
I wonder what they will do without me
I hear peoples thoughts
I see memories of the past
I want teachers, students, books to be one, to be a school, our school
I am not only a building, I am a second home
I pretend do my best but it is not easy
I feel the effort every single second
I touch smiles, tears almost laughter
I worry about our feelings
I cry in summer, people are missing
I am not only a building, I am a second home
I understand people have to leave but it?s difficult to accept
I say We are the school
I try nobody will forget me
I hope this year won?t end
I am not only a building, I am a second home
Noemi Frigola Verhein
Football
On Monday I saw nervous faces,
On Tuesday I touched my flesh tools,
On Wednesday I heard our hearts,
On Thursday I tasted the defeat,
On Friday I smelled our effort,
On Saturday I felt the results,
On Sunday I think: how can I improve next week?
Mario Lpez
My name is Carlos iii
my buildings are big and colorful
my yards and tracks have a large space
my windows very big
and I have more class.
My mom is the Minister or education
and my father is the director.
I have many brothers around the world
and my cousins always visit.
My family tree is composed of many people very intelligent
scientists, doctors, mathematicians, teachers...
They always have fantastic ideas for me.
Every morning Im in a good mood
but the weekend Im lonely
and when children hurt me Im sad.
Daily need writing utensils
in each class i have desk, chairs and blackboards,
i don't forgetting the computer room and gym.
4. I was always afraid of the dark night are lonely
Im scared of storms and winds
and hate education cuts.
Every day i take care of them and education to children
provide them a future
and assure a good life.
I live in Aguadulce
and the school called me unknown.
Laura Fernndez