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The treaty made between the anishinaabe and haudenosaunee is called
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1.Design an individual support plan for a learner with auditory impairment
2. Design an individual support plan for a learner with physical (mobility) impairment
2. Design an individual support plan for a learner with physical (mobility) impairment
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In what significant ways are NT different from previous technologies, and why does it pose unique threats and raise unprecedented ethical dilemmas?
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Historical antecedent of emergence of sociology
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In the following extract the punctuation marks and capital letters have been omitted. Re-write the exact correcting the punctuation marks and capital letters.
naturally students experience high levels of anxiety before they sit for examinations this is especially true if they have not been taught how to study or prepare for such stressful events anxiety occur when negative thoughts and feelings interfere with preparations as a result the student is not able to focus on his/her reading overcoming anxiety involves being confident about the learning material asking for help when needed and preparing ahead of time
naturally students experience high levels of anxiety before they sit for examinations this is especially true if they have not been taught how to study or prepare for such stressful events anxiety occur when negative thoughts and feelings interfere with preparations as a result the student is not able to focus on his/her reading overcoming anxiety involves being confident about the learning material asking for help when needed and preparing ahead of time
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View the following video then answer the questions below
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Cultural messages imply that "real men" can outdrink others. If not, they are often considered weak.
1. How is alcohol abuse shaped by cultural messages about masculinity?
2. Why is outdrinking others through competitive drinking part of the culture?
3. Why and how do you think drinking is embedded in college culture?
https://wwnorton.com/common/mplay/6.11/?p=/college/soc/&f=spin_the_bottle&cc=1
Cultural messages imply that "real men" can outdrink others. If not, they are often considered weak.
1. How is alcohol abuse shaped by cultural messages about masculinity?
2. Why is outdrinking others through competitive drinking part of the culture?
3. Why and how do you think drinking is embedded in college culture?
Sociology
State whether the following statements are true or false:
1. An African perspective of "ubuntu" involves an individual's ability to treat others with sensitivity, respect and dignity.
2. The Salamanca Statement (UNESCO 1994) assumes that the academic curriculum and instruction should be flexible and relevant so that a less accessible environment should be created.
3. Differentiation of inclusive teaching strategies involves making modifications in the learning environment, learning content and teaching methodologies as well as assessment.
4. Formative assessment is done at the beginning of the year, to establish a point from which future measurements and predictions can be calculated.
5. Summative assessment is a continuous assessment process, often informal in nature, designed to monitor and support learning progress.
1. An African perspective of "ubuntu" involves an individual's ability to treat others with sensitivity, respect and dignity.
2. The Salamanca Statement (UNESCO 1994) assumes that the academic curriculum and instruction should be flexible and relevant so that a less accessible environment should be created.
3. Differentiation of inclusive teaching strategies involves making modifications in the learning environment, learning content and teaching methodologies as well as assessment.
4. Formative assessment is done at the beginning of the year, to establish a point from which future measurements and predictions can be calculated.
5. Summative assessment is a continuous assessment process, often informal in nature, designed to monitor and support learning progress.
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1) Briefly explain “standpoint theory” as it was developed by Dorothy Smith. Do you agree or disagree with this theory? Present clear arguments for your stance.
2) How do you understand the concept of Sociological imagination? How does Smith’s standpoint theory fit with Mill’s notion of the sociological imagination?
3) Explain the term vertical mosaic. Who coined it, and what situation did it apply?
4) Explain how sociology can help police officers in their role of implementing social justice in communities.
5) How can the social location of a teacher affect individual student socialization? Give some examples and explain how might this differ for male and female students, especially during the early years when, typically, most of the teachers were women?
2) How do you understand the concept of Sociological imagination? How does Smith’s standpoint theory fit with Mill’s notion of the sociological imagination?
3) Explain the term vertical mosaic. Who coined it, and what situation did it apply?
4) Explain how sociology can help police officers in their role of implementing social justice in communities.
5) How can the social location of a teacher affect individual student socialization? Give some examples and explain how might this differ for male and female students, especially during the early years when, typically, most of the teachers were women?
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What is Citizenship Education
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How can you value your own culture without being ethnocentric?
