'What institutions' diaporamas de présentation

Transfer Students: Who Are They?

Transfer Students: Who Are They?. General Characteristics: Math Skills: 40% did not reach Algebra II in high school Demographics: Typically non-traditional age Enrollment Level: No significant difference between full-time (32.6%) and part-time (33.9%) students

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What Are Institutions?

What Are Institutions?. Key Definitions (I). Social structures include all sets of social relations, including the episodic and those without rules, as well as social institutions. Institutions are systems of established and embedded social rules that structure social interactions.

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Poverty and Race Workshop Darlene Flynn, City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative

Poverty and Race Workshop Darlene Flynn, City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative. Disparities in Poverty. Unequal Opportunity Race. Root Cause of Racial Inequity. Racial Prejudice + Institutional Power = Institutional Racism. What is Equity?. What is Equity?.

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Institutionalist theory

Institutionalist theory. Robert O. Keohane and Lisa L. Martin. Topics for today. Events of the day/week Review: Institutionalist theory. Institutionalism . Robert O. Keohane and Lisa L. Martin The Promise of Institutionalist Theory

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TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Marie Pettigrew. What makes an EFL/ESOL teacher?. Language Awareness and a sound knowledge of grammatical terminology Creativity Acting ability Teaching skills Knowledge of subject. The Selection process.

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Satire: Using Literature as a vehicle for social change

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