In 2007 the government published “Putting People First”, which introduced personalisation as a way to make sure that people are at the centre of all processes, systems and ways of working. The aim of this was to give people the more choice and control in their lives by giving person centred support and by 2012 every adult would be in control of their care and support. Personalisation is about dignity and well-being of a person, giving personalised or person centred services and support will mean different things to different people, but ultimately recognising the diversity of one person and personalising the support we provide for that person. 1.2 Explain how personalisation can benefit individuals. Personalisation can promote independence, dignity and respect.
Unit 203 Communication and professional relationships with children, young people and adults Outcome 3 Assessment Criteria 3.2 Describe the main differerences between communicating with adults and communicating with children and young people When communicating with people we need to look at the context and adapt ourselves to the situation. We need to make our language and communication appropriate. I think it is likely that most people do this automatically, for example if in a meeting at school or when talking to other professionals visiting the school we would speak in a more formal manner and on the other hand if speaking to an infant we would use a more fun high pitched voice using over exaggerated facial expressions to keep the
Lily also says, "This was a great revelation — not that I was white but that it seemed like June might not want me here because of my skin color. I hadn't known this was possible — to reject people for being white."(78). This shows how much of an eye opener June's attitude toward her is. At the beginning of the novel Lily first experiences racism when Rosaleen and her are walking into town. Lily says, "What can they do to you with the policeman right here?’ That was when the dealer lifted the flashlight over his head, then down, smashing it into Rosaleen’s forehead."(35).
* 1 Know your audience. The speech will have to be given at a level your listeners can comprehend. Think of an opening that will have a strong hook for your particular group. * 2 Write your introduction. Begin by imagining a scenario where CPR would be needed by your audience.
He would often use the “N” word when not addressing the state. Although no one saw this they all believed there could be a change. Firstly Truman tried to get as much awareness of the situation so that it was brought up everywhere and people would become known to what is going on. The CGCC decreased discrimination in federal employment and contracts. This was a big step that g=had gained more support for the act.
Also external noise influenced communication, making it hard to hear each other. Another influence could be the two nurses could have been meeting for the first time. Video 2 factors that influenced communication were : Space between the video camera and the presenter could have influenced communication, as a result she has to be facing the camera getting good eye contact. Relaxed environment meaning it was just the two of them and no real pressures which could explain the laughing and smiling. Video 3 factors that influenced communication were: The professional environment influenced the way she communicated using great terminology and a serious tone, one could argue that if she was presenting in a normal room her presentation could have been less
Nilufar Mohammad Professor brunkala English 302 11 January 2015 response one Part 1 Military Women in Combat: Why making it Official Matters.” McGregor was inspired to write this piece because many people are under the misconception that women and men are treated as equals and some may even argue that women have it easier than men. The purpose of this piece was to challenge those assumptions and make more people will be aware that women are not treated better than men nor are they treated From the article i learn that there are men and women working towards lifting the restrictions. McGregor informs us that “female soldiers began formally moving into jobs in previously all male battalions a result of rule changes following a February report that opened some 14,000 new positions to women
The people that are offering the positions have a vested interest in making sure that a future employee fits to the desired tasks they will be assigned(Post,2005). Proper Etiquette for First Impressions Prior to the actual meeting between the candidate and interviewer, the interviewee is expected to properly prepare and show punctuality for an interview(Chaney,2007). The person being interviewed is expected to be prompt and know the name of their interviewer. It is considered improper for a person to be chewing gum, smoking cigarettes, immediately prior or during an interview(Chaney,2007). If any of these objects are an interviewee’s person, they should be concealed in a handbag or briefcase (Fox, 2007).
Now when I was out of school I was targeted by gang member and cops for the way I was dressing. I always like to wear my clothing in a certain way where every piece of clothing would match in colors. I decided that I would wear blue so everything was blue, the police took me for a gang member due to the fact that I dress like a Crips. Of course that wasn’t my intention at the time it’s just how I dress and for anyone who don’t know who the Crips are they were a group of gangs who dress in blue
Carroll did a good job showing the beginning of integration of baseball. However, I think he could have done a better job discussing the importance of the newspaper coverage. It would have been important to know more about the context under which the journalists were writing their articles. He briefly discussed how the Sims had to move due to their controversial newspaper articles in the South, but then doesn’t discuss any challenges or successes they faced once they moved to Wichita. It could be implied that the lack of newspaper coverage of Blacks in the sports world was due to this oppression they faced in the South and then carried those feelings with them to Kansas, or it could be due to lack of a good sports editor.