Obvious questions people get wrong
[DOC File]Competency Examples with Performance Statements
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Asks direct, focused, and logically ordered questions that comply with all legal or policy requirements. Tactfully broaches sensitive subjects. Spots when initial answers are insufficient. Asks clarifying questions that get to the heart of issues or that supply needed information. Sees when to …
[DOC File]To Kill a Mockingbird Study Questions - Weebly
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Cry about the hell white people give colored folks without even stopping to think that they're people too." What is Mr. Raymond implying about the difference between children and adults? Why does a child cry about an obvious injustice that an adult can ignore? 7. When Scout and Dill return to the courtroom, what prediction does Jem make?
[DOC File]Things Fall Apart Log Prompts
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(Your questions should be Level 2 or Level 3 questions…in other words, they shouldn’t be questions that have one obvious answer. Level 2 questions ask people to analyze something in the text, and level 3 questions ask a more general or universal question that is related to the text but that could be answered with other knowledge/experience ...
[DOC File]Questions of Value
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Questions of value concern what you consider good or bad, moral or immoral, just or unjust. In one newspaper (the New York Times, February 22, 2001), there are lots of questions of value debated. For example, was it right for Hugh Rodham (Hillary Clinton’s brother) to accept $400,000 to lobby President Clinton to pardon Almon Glenn Braswell ...
[DOC File]A Systems Approach to Accident Analysis
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After an accident, it is easy to see where people went wrong, what they should have done or not done, to judge people for missing a piece of information that turned out to be critical, and to see exactly the kind of harm that they should have foreseen or prevented. Before the event, such insight is difficult and, perhaps, impossible.
[DOC File]Habit 1: Be Proactive
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Proactive people are can-do people and reactive people are no-can-do people. ... Many times being proactive includes imagining responses that might not be obvious, then determining which of the responses if appropriate. Activity: ... I can listen to my inner voice to know right from wrong. Imagination: I can envision new possibilities.
[DOC File]When Things Go Wrong in the Classroom: A Faculty Discussion
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Dear Nancy, You have raised an important question. A lot of the things you mentioned that can go wrong can be prevented if close attention is paid at the very beginning of the course, starting from about 10 minutes before the start of the first class and extending to about 10 minutes after he first class ends.
[DOC File]Introduction to Ethic Decision Making - Mercer University
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Moral temptation is a decision about right vs. wrong and is based clearly on the core values that each person possesses. There are three ways of being wrong:-Violation of the law;-Departure from the truth;-Deviation from moral rectitude. Decisions about right vs. wrong can be assessed by testing the idea according to the following principles: 1.
[DOCX File]Texas Workforce Commission | Welcome, we're here to help ...
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28 Top Moral Dilemma Questions . Morality is defined as the principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior (Oxford Dictionary). What makes these questions dilemmas is an individual’s definition of right and wrong or good and bad.
[DOC File]Contract Law Outline
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Court also points out if Laclede couldn’t get gas from anywhere else, it would be hard to calculate the loss (inability to expand development—no market substitute) Adler ( This seems wrong—Laclede would be able to buy gas elsewhere in the long term, and if it was more expensive Amoco would have to pay the difference. Lumley v. Wagner (1852)
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