Write 8-10 SEI strategies that can be used in a classroom with students for whom English is an additional Language as well as English only student to promote language?

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Examine in detail why you are not recommending at least two possible solutions •

Explain which solution you are recommending, and provide justifications • Conclude your document with a summary of your main points • Provide a list of references

A 19-year-old African American male living in an upper-middle class suburban neighborhood in Fremont, California, reported that he was stopped and questioned four times in two weeks by different officers. On one occasion, the conversation went this way:

Officer: What are you doing here?

Teen: I’m jogging, sir.

Officer: Why are you in this neighborhood?

Teen: I live here sir.

Officer: Where?

Teen: Over there, in that big house on the hill.

Officer: Can you prove that? Show me your I.D.

On another occasion, when he was jogging, a different officer stopped him and asked (referring to the very expensive jogging shoes he was wearing), “Where did you get those shoes?” When the boy answered that he had bought them, the next question was, “Where do you live?” When the teen answered, “in that big house on the hill,” the officer apologized and went on his way.

How can community policing be incorporated into this community to meet the needs of a better community-policing partnership?

The topic is divorce ( impact on children)

What are the most important considerations for human services providers to know as they work with individuals and families experiencing this impact to development?

How has the need for space changed over time? Incorporate such features as the categories of personal space, as well as issues tied to territoriality. How have these changes impacted how individuals communicate with one another?

14) What is a scientific Theory? Rank order the following scientific theories and give a brief description of why you ranked them the way you did: a. Gravitational Field Theory b. Multiple Intelligences theory c. Evolutionary theory

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How does social control vary depending on characteristics of the deviant, the victim, the time period, or the situation?

2. Determine if the following are true or false and explain why. Matthew is a sixth grade student. He obtains a Grade Equivalent (GE) score of 8.3 in reading. This means that Matthew scored well above average fifth-graders on reading. A GE score for Matthew of 8.3 means that he can read as well as eighth-graders in the third month of the school year. Matthew’s GE score of 8.3 on reading means that Matthew could well be put in a class of eighth-graders for material in which readings skills are important Matthew scores a GE score of 6.4 in arithmetic on the same test battery from which his reading GE score was 8.3. This means that in arithmetic, Matthew is nearly two years behind his performance in reading.

Jainism has five ethical principles, the first of which is ahimsa, or, nonviolence towards all living creatures. Some Jains sweep the ground in front of them to avoid killing small insects. Jains are also strict vegetarians, and some reject the use of any animal products such as leather and jewelry. Do you think this kind of ethic is reasonable for all people or only a minority? Argue the case for or against such strict principles.

09. If you had the opportunity to interview Clark or Irene related to the case Genie(feral child):

Which of the two would you interview? Why? You can ask your interviewee only 2 questions – what would the questions be and why?

(Answer need to be in soft copy)

According to Tacitus, why do the Germans fight with their families close by? What does this reveal about Germanic society? Describe the most important features of the Germanic economy. What in particular does Tacitus admire about the Germans?

I've often thought that schizophrenia has to be one of the scariest disorders to suffer through. What are your thoughts on this disorder? What type of disorder would YOU consider to be the most difficult to manage?