not need to focus as much on behaviour management as the students will behaviour more appropriately for a teacher they like. If students were to misbehave with this type of teacher, a rational consequence would be dealt; if a student was throwing paper around, as punishment they would be asked to pick up all the rubbish in the classroom. Support: The supportive approach isn't like the controlling or management approach because the focus is on teaching and supporting students in appropriate behaviour
Barry Lyndon Filmmaking is an art form - a set of skills which has been growing and developing over the last hundred years. Yet, it's apparent that not all films are art. There is a certain standard of quality that has been set for the arts over the course of human history, and only some works truly qualify. The 1975 British-American film Barry Lyndon , directed by Stanley Kubrick, is a more-than-adequate example of something possessing, or even surpassing such quality. It displays Kubrick's mastery
She had served the English literature with her many of the famous works but her very first work ‘Oranges Are Not the only Fruit’ stands remarkable in this list. She was born in Manchester but was an adopted child of Constance and john William Winterson in 1960. She was influenced by Elim Pentecostal Church. Since her childhood, she began writing sermons at age six and believed herself a child of God. But as a dark part of her life, by the age of 16, she identified herself as a lesbian
recent times the main concern was the offender and the victim simply left in their shadow. This is not the case anymore. The following essay is going to look at the effects that criminal victimisation can have on the individual. Through the article by Barry R. Ruback and Martie P. Thompson, the main effects of victimisation will be studied. These are Affective consequences, which include posttraumatic stress disorder, depression and anxiety. Next, the behavioural consequences, they consist of alcohol/