Courtroom 302

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  1. In the first half (approximately 3 pages), describe and summarize the book, much as a book review in the Sunday New York Times tries to tell readers — most of whom have not read the book and probably never will — what a given book is all about. What are the major themes and conclusions of the book? Where is the author coming from?
  2. The second part of your paper (and please make it clear where you are starting Part II) should describe your critical reactions to the book. Here each high school student has a lot of flexibility, but examples of questions the student might discuss include: What did the author get right (if anything), and what did he/she get wrong (if anything)? Did the book remind you of any events in your own life or of other issues that we discussed in class? What do you feel were the most thought-provoking points in the book?

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Impacts of Illegal mining in Madagascar and how it affects human security

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Introduction (½ page)
Background of the problem (½ page)
Issues (1 page)
Complicating issues & Analysis (1 page per complication issue i.e. 3 pages)
Possible solutions (1  page)
Recommendation (1 page)
Anticipated outcome (1/2 page)
Conclusion (1/2 page)

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To be effective, managers need certain skills.’

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To be effective, managers need certain skills.’ Explain this statement with reference to an organisation of your choice.

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Ethnicity and Race

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Suppose a well-meaning colleague tells you, “I am color blind; I teach everyone the same because I believe inequality.” What would be your response(s) to your colleague?

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