"He takes notes from the stage manager," Ms. Donaldson said.
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Mike Lee asks why he takes notes with a Sharpie.
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Pressing a stethoscope to the wall, SH eavesdrops and takes notes.
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"Everyone watches film and everyone takes notes on players," he said.
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When the pastor speaks, everyone takes notes, not just the younger congregants.
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Sawadogo examines the sickly plant under a microscope while Albert carefully takes notes.
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"Whenever you're in a meeting or shadowing someone, always takes notes," says Buj.
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Ginger Stanley takes notes in her employer's office in Silver Springs, Florida, in the 1950s.
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For further listening practice, I read a longer passage aloud while the student takes notes.
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They also takes notes on who is arrested and help coordinate legal representation and jail support.
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Ms. Trainor, for her part, attends class and takes notes, which is better than playing hooky.
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Whether it be in a meeting or when they have a cool idea, everyone takes notes.
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I fault Lynch for not keeping an aide there to takes notes and protect her integrity.
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In a tiny room, five of us are addressed by a neurologist while a student takes notes.
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Most follow the "Iowa model": You sit in a circle, the author is silent, and takes notes.
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Set at the Emperor's court during the 10th century, a woman takes notes and becomes our contemporary.
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The pens are important because James takes notes and writes plots by hand anywhere an idea strikes him.
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He takes notes during the day on the different activities and uses shorthand so he can track them.
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Damas may be a French Girl for our Instagram era, but she still takes notes from her predecessors.
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In a back room at Republique, a group takes notes diligently as Sullivan explains the science behind curing meat.
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Tech We're Using Isabella Kwai, a reporter in Australia, rarely takes notes on paper anymore and instead uses her iPhone.
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She sometimes takes notes while an opponent is speaking; she also looks directly at her opponent at times, which projects confidence.
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She takes notes on the hair's movement, how it reflects light, and the texture, all before even thinking about reaching for bleach.
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She or he takes notes, by hand, on what is discussed and decided, since clerks (and laptops) aren't allowed in the room.
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Here there is still no power and he takes notes from officials that three more water pumps and three more generators are needed.
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Their ideas come rapid-fire as Haber takes notes: pets, couples, cruises, friendship, space, bed, fashion, teachers, horoscopes, Pokémon, God, and taco grease.
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Their vision is an AI-driven voice recognition system that not only takes notes, but identifies speakers and summarizes key points and action items.
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FGspire This company is building an AI-driven medical records platform that takes notes about patient encounters with doctors as might an observing nurse.
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The company's software listens and records conversations in meetings, takes notes and helps users identify items for follow-ups after the meeting is done.
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He's such a cool guy, he even takes notes with pen and paper and has need for a desk lamp because computers don't define him.
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As she's jet-setting around the world on her #Shaycations, she takes notes about things that could make traveling easier for other wanderlusters like herself.
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She wanders Chicago's streets for hours, takes notes, makes sketches, takes snapshots on her iPhone, and returns to the studio to begin planning her shoots.
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How an App Creates 'Disturbingly Agile Millennial Thumbs' Isabella Kwai, a reporter in Australia, rarely takes notes on paper anymore and instead uses her iPhone.
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Yoo said he meets with Park in the presidential Blue House, where he takes notes by hand as he is not allowed to take his personal laptop inside.
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It's one thing to read that McGahn told his boss that he takes notes "because he is a real lawyer," but Shannon's saying it brought down the house.
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It's simple: Your teenager takes notes using the included Pilot Frixion pen, scans the pages using Rocketbook's AI technology, and then uses the included microfiber cloth to wipe the pages clean.
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The state representative, who noted that she was on her second to last house from a list of about 30, said she often takes notes on her phone after speaking with constituents.
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Instead, he takes his brother's advice to treat the place like a university of love, most literally, and gets Gretchen to teach him in the least fun way possible while he takes notes.
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A co-pilot, in the front passenger seat, takes notes on a laptop, and everything that happens is recorded by cameras inside and outside the car so that any glitches can be ironed out.
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Hillary Clinton's college plan takes notes from Sanders' proposal The number two House Democrat, Rep Steny Hoyer, told reporters he was sitting in the front row during the meeting with Sanders and didn't hear anyone booing.
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Eventually the first officer on the scene takes notes of Irizarry's account and says he was at the scene due to the separate incident, noting that she was not being attacked though acknowledging she felt threatened.
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An inspector goes to the site, takes notes about potential issues on a piece of paper, and then compares what they found to other previous paper records of the bridge to see how things have changed over time.
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Eventually the first officer on the scene takes notes of Irizarry's account of the incident and says that he was at the scene due to the separate incident, noting that she was not being attacked though acknowledging she felt threatened.
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Continuing the Conversation If time allows, we continue the conversation with a fishbowl discussion, in which a group of students are chosen to discuss a given topic by picking one from a bowl while the rest of the class watches, listens and takes notes of the discussion.
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The remake, also set in 1977, begins with two short prologues: in the first, Patricia (Chloe Grace Moretz) is attending a session with psychotherapist Dr. Josef Klemperer (Tilda Swinton, in one of three vastly different roles), who takes notes while she babbles anxiously about witches at her school.
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An engineer dives; a person we call a tender takes care of the equipment, such as the air supply and the communications cable; and a third person communicates with the diver by radio and takes notes as the diver relays information about pilings or a retaining wall, for example.
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The more distinct dramatis personae include Capper (Michael Smiley), whose leg is injured and is quickly abandoned; Smith (Gordon Kennedy), who barks orders at everyone and takes notes in a mysterious book; Karlsson (Deirdre Mullins), a medic; and a pair of hostages dressed like prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
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Highlights include the fact that he keeps his own "big organic garden," at home, he watches his own shows and takes notes on his performance, and one incredibly poignant anecdote about sharing a plate of pancakes, waffles, and fried chicken with a child he met through the Make-A-Wish foundation.
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"I expect the personal computer to become the kind of thing that people carry with them, a companion that takes notes, does accounting, gives reminders, handles a thousand personal tasks," Allen wrote in a column in Personal Computing magazine as far back as 1977, long before portable computers became a reality.
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Pat Summitt cites Meyer as a major influence on her development as a coach, noting in a 2009 interview: He had 3 major rules: 1\. Everybody takes notes. 2\. Everybody says "please" and "thank you". 3\. Everybody picks up trash.
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There, she meets Jacinthe. Jacinthe notices that Mylia takes notes in history class and asks for Mylia's help with the course, to avoid a failing grade. The two girls meet and collaborate on their homework; afterwards, Jacinthe invites Mylia to a party. Mylia goes, and begins drinking alcohol.
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To his surprise, Ronson was invited to Kubrick's house by his widow. When he arrived, he found that half the house was filled by more than one thousand boxes containing snap shots, newspaper clippings, film out-takes, notes, and fan letters which the director used for research towards each of his films.
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Graveyard Carz was created and is owned by Mark Worman. It is produced independently by The Division, a film and television production company in which Worman is also the CEO. The show's relationship with Velocity is what is called "a pre-sale acquisition." The Division retains all creative control but frequently takes notes and suggestions from the Velocity team.
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May I offer you a tidbit? where callers tell Chrissie, Sam and Browny interesting facts they may not have heard of. Deano's Pitch is on a Friday when anchor Dean Thomas (Deano) pitches new show ideas and suggestions for segments. Sam's Diary, where Sam takes notes during the week about things that happened on the show and reads them out on a Friday.
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Feeling remorse, Du-su takes on the milk deliveries in secret and even takes notes in class for Ho-cheol, and learns the joy of studying. While continuing to run the milk deliveries, he gets into a car accident and hurts his arm. Du-su's good deeds come to light because of the accident, winning him the approbation of his family and his teachers.
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After Dwight tries to force Ryan to wrestle his cousin Mose (Michael Schur), Ryan gets angry and walks out. Dwight apologizes to Ryan and begins to give Ryan serious sales advice as Ryan takes notes. The two then go on a sales call which ultimately doesn't work out for Ryan. Irritated, Ryan throws eggs at the building housing the company that refused his sale.
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Only the client program officially retained the "Lotus Notes" name. In November 2012, IBM announced it would be dropping the Lotus brand and moving forward with the IBM brand only to identify products, including Notes and Domino."IBM Drops Lotus Brand, Takes Notes and Domino Forward" Article published in November, 2012 On October 9, 2018, IBM announced the availability of the latest version of the client and server software.
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At the meeting, the author will present the document to the audience, explaining the methods and findings outlined. The facilitator is responsible for fielding questions from the audience and presenting them in a non-threatening way. In addition to leading the structure of the meeting, the facilitator takes notes of issues that still remain in order to be distributed and reanalyzed later. Gerald D. Everett, Raymond McLeod, Jr. (2007).
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She then appears on a couch with a psychiatrist sitting next to her and she takes notes on everything Sovereign says. the psychiatrist eventually breaks down in tears and hugs Sovereign. She then appears on two new magazines one called "Vague" and the other called "Spender". She then talks to a guy who is viewing art at a gallery and then she walks off because he bores her.
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The assessment of risk factors is an upstream prevention mechanism for genocide. This means that, if used correctly, the international community would be able to foresee a genocide before the killing took place, and prevent it. Countries can have many warning signs that it may be leaning in the direction of a future genocide. If signs are presented the international community takes notes of them and watches over the countries that have a higher risk.
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Filled with contempt for the likes of him, she secretly plans to interview him because she thinks it would attract more readers. He soon starts to reveal his personality, and also brings to surface the inner insecurities and his consciousness of the limitations of his 'powers'. Aditi initially takes notes, surreptitiously, but later on, out of empathy almost bordering on pity, stops. However, critical of the star, she interrogates him, leading to further introspection on his part.
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"Teddy" aims his rifle upward at the tree and fells what appears to be a common house cat, which he then proceeds to stab. "Teddy" holds his prize aloft, and the press agent takes notes. The second shot is taken in a slightly different part of the wood, on a path. "Teddy" rides the path on his horse towards the camera and out to the left of the shot, followed closely by the press agent and photographer, still dutifully holding their signs.
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Charlie contacts Olivia at the hospital requesting her help, but as she takes notes, the boy attempts to take her writing tools. Olivia gives them to the boy, and he writes, upside down, a name. Olivia and Charlie, along with other agents, later find the body of the Artist's latest victim, who has the same name that the boy wrote down earlier. Later, the boy provides an address, and Olivia and Charlie race to the location, but this time find nothing.
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The well contains an in-ground toilet, toilet paper and four barrels of water but there is no food. There is also a clock that has thirty-hour marks on it and Jordan later reveals that one mark equals one day. Grant forms a bond with Jordan and encourages the group to work together to find a way out. Luke is disrespectful and aggressive and frequently challenges Grant‘s authority. An unidentified man watches and takes notes about the group’s behaviors behind the monitor of several hidden cameras.
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It is a form of qualitative research consisting of interviews in which a group of people are asked about their perceptions, opinions, beliefs, and attitudes towards a product, service, concept, advertisement, idea, or packaging. Questions are asked in an interactive group setting where participants are free to talk with other group members. During this process, the researcher either takes notes or records the vital points he or she is getting from the group. Researchers should select members of the focus group carefully for effective and authoritative responses.
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Pulver reluctantly intervenes, but the captain falls overboard, and is about to drown until Pulver lowers a life raft and dives in to save him. Separated from their ship, with the crew unaware for hours that they are missing, Pulver and Morton bicker aboard the raft. The ensign takes notes while the delusional captain reveals dark secrets about his past. In need of emergency surgery, Morton ends up owing his life yet again to Pulver, who follows Doc's instructions over a radio and removes the captain's appendix.
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Brody (Damian Lewis) wakes up in a panic from a nightmare in which he was commanded by his al-Qaeda captors to bury his friend Tom Walker. He lies in bed sobbing while Carrie (Claire Danes) watches and takes notes from her home. The next morning, Jessica (Morena Baccarin) shows Brody that her arm has bruises all over it; while sleeping, he had grabbed her arm and was shouting in Arabic. His wife and kids go out and Brody is left alone for the day.
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While he has no experience with volleyball, he takes notes about everything he learns and supports the team to the fullest. He has an enthusiastic and persistent personality, which impresses Nekoma's coach, getting him to agree to hold practice matches with the Karasuno team. When Karasuno did not have a coach at the beginning of the year, he pestered Keishin Ukai for weeks to become Karasuno's official coach. He often talks in difficult to understand metaphors, prompting him to become flustered and embarrassed when he realizes the team might not understand.
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Etymologically, a notary is one who takes notes. Notes are signs or cursory abbreviations to record the words uttered, so that they may be reproduced later in ordinary writing. Notaries were at first private secretaries, attached to the service of persons in positions of importance. It was natural for the science of notes to be in high esteem among those employed in recording the transactions of public boards, and for the name notary to be applied to these officials; so that before long the word was used to signify their occupation.
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Franny Ellis (Anne Hathaway), an anthropology student, returns home from her PhD thesis work in Morocco to see her estranged brother, Henry (Ben Rosenfield), a musician who entered a coma after being hit by a car. To revive Henry and repair their relationship, Franny uses writings from Henry's journal to travel among New York City music clubs, where she takes notes on the phrases and music she observes. She fills Henry's sterile hospital room with familiar sounds and scents. Eventually, Franny meets Henry's favorite musician, James Forester (Johnny Flynn), at his concert, and convinces him to play for Henry.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry takes notes as Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks at the Geneva negotiations. Previous talks between Iran and the P5+1, chaired by European Union High Representative Catherine Ashton, were held in the Kazakh city of Almaty on 26–27 February and 5–6 April 2013, in the Turkish city of Istanbul on 17–18 March, and in Geneva on 7–8 November 2013 all without agreement. The sides agreed to meet again on 20 November. The 20 November negotiations were attended at the foreign minister level by the participant countries.
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A typical magazine ad from the turn of the century created by advertising executive James Webb Young, and the illustrator N.C. Wyeth, shows a heavyset black cook talking happily while a white man takes notes; the ad copy says, "After the Civil War, after her master's death, Aunt Jemima was finally persuaded to sell her famous pancake recipe to the representative of a northern milling company." The Davis Milling Company was not located in a northern state. Missouri in the American Civil War was a hotly contested slave state. In reality, she never existed, created by marketers to better sell products.
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Milly works with Eric over the course of the school year and takes notes on his progress, which is slow at first. Milly notes excitedly the first time Eric smiles on his own rather than merely copying her own smile. Eric does nothing when Milly throws balls to him, except for one day when he spontaneously reaches out and catches a stray baseball flying toward Milly's head. Strange occurrences, like Eric's apparent ability to appear in his own window one instant and in Milly's the next without any link between their homes, begin to make Milly question reality.
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Broderick and Roxanne get a tip from the library that a man fitting the killers description has been there recently. They ask a janitor at the library if he saw the man and the janitor says that he always comes in, sits at the same place, and takes notes while reading an art book. They find the book and dust for prints from the table and the book and find that they match the previous crime scenes. Later that night, Roxanne finds a list of other books that the killer checked out, one of which is called "Mother Less Child".
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Potiphar Breen is a middle-aged bachelor with a settled, orderly life, and a rather unusual hobby. We meet him first at breakfast in a Los Angeles diner, where he orders his usual meal, takes notes of various apparently unrelated items in several newspapers, and carefully counts out his payment, adding an exactly calculated tip. He then walks out to a bus stop, where a young lady is removing all her clothes. A pair of passing transvestites try to provoke a beat cop into arresting her, but the cop refrains for fear that the publicity will simply inspire more kooks to disrobe.
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They say > that Sharon Hansberry, the board's office administrator, ordinarily attends > the meeting and takes notes. It was also a common practice around that time, > they say, for her to tape record the meetings as well, even though the tapes > were often destroyed once the minutes were formalized. Former members of the > board say that Hansberry was asked to leave the room when the board went > into executive session. A spokesman for the board says that there is no > record of what occurred in the executive session – no tape recording of the > executive session, or notes, or minutes.
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Thus, Thu helped to voluntarily takes notes of all the lessons she missed, and went to visit her. As he focuses on writing the lesson notes for Viet An, he ended up neglecting his own lessons and was reprimanded by his teacher. His teacher then discovered a love poem Thu wrote about Viet An. Viet An was made aware of the situation and scolds Thu about the poem, but asks him to go to the movies with her anyway. Joyfully thinking that the date consisted of only the duo, Thu was shocked to find out that Viet An had asked her close friend, Hong Hoa to come along as well.
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Studying it closely, "it gave him the impression that the object had for a moment opened to him the view of a wide and spacious and strange country." He takes the egg to Mr. Wace for safe keeping, after his reluctance to sell it to a customer has exacerbated his relationship with his wife and stepchildren. Mr. Wace is unable to see the view inside the egg as clearly as Mr. Cave, whose fatigued mental state seems to enhance his perception of the vision seen within it. However he believes in Mr. Cave's discovery, and during several sessions he takes notes as Mr. Cave describes what he sees.
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" He also continued, claiming he knew he had "made it" when a taxi driver once questioned him about his occupation: upon finding out he had written Broken Sword the driver exclaimed, "Ah, so you're the one responsible for the goat puzzle!" The puzzle was simplified in The Shadow of the Templars 2009 director's cut by, according to Cecil, adding a more logical solution. This version of the game includes a diary, in which the character takes notes; After completing the goat puzzle, George's diary reads: "So the 'ghost of Lochmarne' is no more than a fierce Billy goat. For a moment I thought it was going to be incredibly awkward to get past, but in the end it was surprisingly simple.
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The ESSA takes notes from both the RTTT and the NCLB, by keeping the standardized testing of the NCLB while allowing for the flexibility of the RTTT. The ESSA gives states more say in how schools are held accountable, and how states can act to fix issues at their schools, and as such, states can set long-term goals instead of having to worry about year-to-year performance issues as with the NCLB. States must still identify low performing schools and provide additional support, but now states can focus on long-term solutions. The new bill also focuses more on academic growth, which is subjective and does not always line up with a student's grade level, whereas the NCLB only cared whether students were performing to grade level.
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In it Benedict takes notes of the economic hardship and moral laxity occasioned by the recent World War, and cautions about "the advent of a universal republic, which is based on the absolute equality of men and the communion of goods, and in which there is no longer any distinction of nationality, does not recognize the authority of the father upon the children, nor the public authorities and citizens, nor of God on the men in civilian consortium. All things which, if implemented, would lead to terrible social convulsions, like that already happening now in no small part of Europe."Pope Benedict XV, "Bonum Sane", July 25, 1920 He proposed that instead of being drawn to socialism, "the sworn enemy of Christian principles", working men should follow Saint Joseph as their guide and special patron. Benedict quoted his predecessor, Leo XIII: He emphasized that the family is the "core and basis" of human society, and encouraged families to be guided by the example of the Holy Family.
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In writing Summer Heights High, Lilley decided to base the series around three key characters (all portrayed by him) through whom he could examine three different experiences of high school, that of the schoolboy (Jonah), that of the schoolgirl (Ja'mie King) and that of the teacher (Mr G). He created Jonah to explore the world of the male student, with the character's delinquent, disruptive personality arising from Lilley's desire to play a character very different from himself and the person he had been at high school. In order to develop the character's voice and mannerisms, he met and interviewed Pacific Islander children and "just naughty teenage boys", studying their behaviour and speech patterns. "Chris goes out and meets people his characters are like and he makes studies of them, takes notes or interviews people and sometimes films them. He watches those videos over and over and over," says Ryan Shelton, who collaborated with Lilley on his first series, We Can Be Heroes: Finding The Australian of the Year.
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