The Common Assessment Framework

The Common Assessment Framework The Common Assessment Framework is utilized by different experts and organizations to utilize one procedure of sharing data and coordinate taking a shot at a youngster (amend re-word more information) The CAF procedure is viewed as a center component in incorporated working and advances increasingly successful utilization of time used to survey youngsters, seen by numerous individuals as an all inclusive and nonpartisan framework utilized by all offices. The CAF rose up out of the 2003 Green Paper Every Child Matters which denoted an approach of the reconciliation of experts and administrations. (Insightful, C, Harrison, R, 2005) Prerequisites before beginning the CAF As embraced the job of an adolescent laborer I picked Candi (my multi year old little girl who lives with her mom from a past marriage) as the youngster I might want to help fill in the CAF structure. On account of the appraisal embraced for the task, it was disclosed to Candi the reason and result of the appraisal and she was not being officially surveyed, and that the procedure was to fundamentally assess the CAF and set out the module guide and appeared to Candi, albeit uncertain from the start, Candi was glad to continue. I pick Candi as the competitor in view of the reality of the youngsters who I practice with are youthful guilty parties and due to their court orders, they characters should be monitored and a dominant part of the youngsters straight would not participate. The inquiry is posed of what prompted the evaluation of the youngster which needs to clear and a concurred explanation by completely included and if whatever other organizations that are engaged with the youngster including the youngster and families/carers. Key zones of the CAF is to attempt to connect with the youngster with families simultaneously and attempt to build up a superior comprehension of the procedure and indentify the youthful people needs at the soonest recognizable stage, in any case, with most organizations and administrations, a lion's share of families are hesitant and careful about sharing data particularly if people have been associated with any offices and administrations previously. This hesitance is the reason the youngster and family should have the full comprehension of the entire procedure and the advantages so the preparation of the expert must be full and exceptional (reexamine) anyway as an adolescent laborer and evaluating the youngster, the specialist needs to keep own qualities and norms separated if Im conversing with a specific individual, it's anything but an issue of attempting to prompt my qualities, however frequently to attempt express some various qualities (Smith, M, 1994) Candi has never been engaged with any offices or surveyed authoritatively by any administrations previously, when gotten some information about being officially evaluated she said she would feel scared and apprehensive of the procedure and even with her mom present she would be terrified to state an inappropriate thing if there should arise an occurrence of herself or guardians into inconvenience. In the event that there is at least two administrations engaged with the youngster, a group would be masterminded around the kid meeting and afterward the lead proficient would be distinguished, (rephrase) anyway there is a hesitance to turn into the lead expert in the CAF procedure as that specialist turns into the seat mark for any further activity taken by future agencys or experts, the hesitance is out of dread of committing errors from the weight of lead professional. (amend) Current family and home circumstance While filling this segment, Candi felt uncertain how to respond to the inquiry and looked towards her mom for endorsement, before giving any close to home insights regarding family. This segment can hard for the youngster if under 16 and a parent or carer is available, before the appraisal is done, there are no subtleties of the current family circumstance whether issues are obvious or not, Candi lives as a component of a one parent family with her more youthful sister who is 11 years of age and times can troublesome with taking care of her while her mom works, anyway some small kids originate from broken homes with different measure of challenges or living in childrens home, or with companions which just can work as the youthful people uneasiness. Office contribution with youngster The appraisal procedure utilized when doing can be scary and individual, anyway family or carer support is urgent all through as close to home and private data is acquire, in addition to data of any organization inclusion, specialists, wellbeing guests, associations and any instructive arrangement, etc can to difficult to determine at the hour of the evaluation with the youngster. Candi discovered individual subtleties The procedure of the CAF attempts to consider a Varity of moral issues with more than 30 responses to the topic of ethnicity which can be an individual and confounding inquiry to pose to ask a youngster. So it is liked to ask the family or youngster to self characterize their ethnicity and no presumptions ought to be made by the expert. (update) Improvement of the youngster To attempt to discover the improvement of the youngster with stresses/needs and qualities/assets an assortment of data (modify) including wellbeing, enthusiastic and confidence with among others which can be hard to attempt to gather data about except if in close contact through close to home contact through various conditions with an increasingly generic air to become acquainted with the youngster has an all the more trusting encompassing. Candi discovered this segment hard to clarify, particularly about her feelings. Candi didn't comprehend why these inquiries should have been posed and their motivation. It was clarified feeling needs are significant piece of a youthful people advancement and any concerns or needs must be found out so as to support the youngster and not (modify) A lion's share of youngsters when gotten some information about the Common Assessment system and what the procedure was utilized for would be uncertain except if the youngster has been clarified what the procedure can be utilized to attempt improve everyday issues improvement (modify) and improve self-improvement, be that as it may whenever clarified how it might include a kid insurance or defending strategies if certain perspectives ought to emerge during the evaluation procedure, which could make concern the youngster, the youngster couldn't be as pending with individual data about family life as a rule, and particularly if the parent or carer is associated with the procedure. Be that as it may, the entire procedure is for the constructive yearning government assistance of the youngster. (amend) Guardians and carers Data accumulated in the area entitled Parents and carers including data including fundamental consideration, feeling warm and limits for instance can be exceptionally close to home to the youngster and the parent/carer could meddle with any inquiry posed. Similarly as with most youngsters, individual data including feelings can be very difficult to unveil particularly if the youngster is encountering life stages including pubescence and pre-adulthood. (overhaul) Family and ecological Family and ecological capacities including the prosperity of the youngster in addition to assets including training yet monetary thought can a sensitive subject anyway can give an important understanding to family matters. Monetary trouble can cause a variety of issues which impact social and self-awareness of the youngster either by not enlisting into further instruction or by ascendance of guardians/carers working unsociable and eccentric hours causing family disturbance in the family home.(revise) Candi discovered this part hard to fill in considering the relationship with ourselves and her mom being there during the evaluation. I felt Candi didn't address the inquiries absolutely sincerely and to her fullest (reexamine) Prosperity scale Prosperity size of the youngster/individual by the assessor and the prosperity scale 0-10 given by the parent/carer is additionally utilized too which can viewed as an excess device as various components can impact the scale anyway a general sign by the parent/carer on their assessment of the youthful people prosperity anyway it can never give a genuine reflection (reexamine) Improvement and audit Improvement and audit which incorporates the perspectives on the parent/carer/youngster (change) Youthful people objectives Youthful people individual objectives and general perspective on evaluation (reconsider) Experts objectives Experts objectives and perspective on appraisal (change) Ends, arrangements and activities Ends, arrangements and activities is the table or an opportunity to indentify key territories for change with suggested activities by the whom and evaluated time of activity which ought to have every one of those included moving in the direction of a similar plan and urge families what exactly is occurring as simpler advancement is to be made. Explicit objectives are to be made either short or long haul yet at the same time be explicit in the audit time. The view and considerations of the youngster ought to be apparent all through the procedure and catch any remarks which are pertinent and accommodating, immaturity is in this manner seen, as youth laborers, as a snapshot of scrutinizing a second wherein youngsters reflect basically in their feeling of self, their convictions and qualities (Young, K, 1999 p.28) The CAF procedure can help recognize needs at a beginning time and help training specialists accomplish better commitment with youngster and with school participation; future scholastic desire and help the youngster improve wellbeing and family associations with kin and guardians/carers. Noted on base of CAF structure is a note of remarkable conditions and noteworthy mischief to the youngster which poses the inquiry of following shield techniques if whenever the specialist feels that there is an issue. The individuals who work with youngsters have a duty to defend and advance their government assistance (C. Shrewd Harrison. R, 2005 p33), this is a significant issue for any specialist or individual who works with a youthful and is a significant duty and requires cautiousness (revamp) and thoughtfulness regarding the youngster who may not

The Welfare State

HISTORY OF THE WELFARE STATE: The job and noteworthiness of the Beveridge Report in building up the Welfare State in Britain. The motivation behind this exposition is to take a gander at the long history of the Welfare State in Britain and the advancing social, financial and political changes in the public arena today, just as the introduction of the Welfare State after the Second World War which was the defining moment (watershed) in British History.The newly designated Labor government by then assumed the activity of setting up a ‘welfare state’ that would efficiently manage the ‘five goliath evils’ proposed by William Beveridge in a report, which later got known as the Beveridge report. The British government assistance state, in the event that it is to be characterized, it is commonly joined with Sir William Beveridge and the after war period.Welfare State is the idea where government assumes a key job in ensuring and advancing the financial and social p rosperity of its residents, in light of the standards of equivalent open door in the conveyance of riches and open obligation regarding the individuals who come up short on the negligible arrangements for a decent life, for instance great wellbeing, training and fundamental pay (Abercrombie and Warde 2000). Is it the obligation of a legislature to accommodate its resident, shouldn't something be said about the expense, since it can prompt ever-expanding open spending that the administration may discover hard to sustain.According to Abercrombie and Warde (2000) the term ‘welfare state’ was designed, after the Second World War when Social arrangement was creating. During the Second World War, the alliance government headed by Winston Churchill, the traditionalist party burn carrier intentionally arranged the formation of a superior Britain than the one where numerous individuals have lived in the neediness blasted 1930s.Plans were drafted and strategies were produced whic h were to guarantee that, in peacetime, there would be a family emotionally supportive network, great social insurance for every single, more employment will be made accessible just as making new towns and satisfactory lodging (Walsh et al, 2000). Be that as it may, in 1941, during the Second World War, Sir William Beveridge was given an assignment by Winston Churchill (wartime executive of the alliance government) to head an interdepartmental advisory group of government employees in a nvestigation and assess the national protection strategies just as recommendations of approaches to improve them (Addison, 2005). Yet, as indicated by Walsh et al (2000) Beveridge went farther than the first terms of references given him. In the last articulation know as the ‘Beveridge report’ ( ), it was presented by its planner, Sir William Beveridge, to the British parliament in 1942. All through this report, Beveridge continued referencing the annulment of ‘want’ which w as accepted to be the serious issue at the time.He anticipated significant changes in wellbeing, lodging, and training; on the grounds that the approaches expected to assault the five monster wrongs were set out in detail in his report. The five monster indecencies were need, sickness, numbness, inertness and filthiness by which he implied destitution, joblessness, poor lodging and absence of access to tolerable instruction and human services. This report was radical and became famous incompletely in view of its guarantee of standardized savings for all, and halfway in light of the fact that it infers the vision of the peacetime life guaranteed by Winston Churchill around then for which million were aching (Abercrombie and Warde 2000).Winston Churchill was unsettled on the grounds that the Beveridge report raised issues which diverted people’s consideration from the Second World War just as taking steps to deliver debate between the alliance governments. He likewise objected to the Beveridge report on the ground that no administration could submit ahead of time the consumption in question, accordingly, disarrays between the Conservative and the Labor individuals and this influenced his political race champagne during the post war (Addison, 2005).William Beveridge suggestions dependent on social study, were intended to handle neediness principally through the improvement of a national government disability framework, giving salary security ‘from the support to the grave’( life - long) that will just because permitted the British individuals to have genuine pay security that would be accessible to everybody paying little mind to implies testing.As much as the ‘five giant’ contrasts from one another, there is an association among them, for instance, joblessness in the public arena makes individuals need monetarily and this can prompt absence of good clinical consideration, need, poor lodging and so forth. The Five mammoth shades o f malice; Want, basically this alludes to neediness or need, during the post war a great deal of the British individuals were out of luck, they had no essential money related help and medicinal services to keep them alive just as keeping them over the destitution line by which pay doesn't cover necessities.Due to absence of budgetary help individuals couldn't manage the cost of instruction and this brought about absence of information which is alluded to as Ignorance, this was because of poor training. To make matter most exceedingly awful there was no national medicinal services since, this must be paid for, yet there was no cash and clinical consideration was not free and this prompted the episode of numerous sicknesses, for example, cholera, this was additionally connected to need, no cash no clinical care.Nevertheless, there were emergency clinics and just the wealthy in the public eye could bear the cost of clinical treatment, nonetheless, today the government assistance state had made clinical treatment accessible for all paying little mind to work status. Individuals were living in ghettos in light of the fact that there was poor lodging and this was alluded to as squalors, there is no distinction today despite the fact that the government assistance state has made arrangement for lodging and a portion of these houses have been transformed into ghettos by their occupant.Occupant of these houses don’t care to keep these houses clean since it cost them nothing, this monster is called Squalor, today is still with us. The last goliath was alluded to as Idleness, this was because of the aftereffect from dejections from the hour of joblessness, today a few people have decided to remain inert, in light of the fact that the state will take care of and house them. As much as the government assistance state is acceptable, the Victorian ‘workhouses’ would have been useful in managing inaction in the public eye, since one would need to work at t he workhouse so as to find support from the state.The Beveridge report was a significant record since it set out point by point strategies for the assault expected to pulverize the five mammoth wrongs, however the five goliath disasters were not obliterated totally, be that as it may, the Beveridge report left a heritage, the NHS and now there is in no way like total destitution in Britain as contrast with the years prior to the Second World War when individuals use to really stay in bed ghetto, accordingly the Beveridge report was an outline on which the government assistance state was developed in light of the fact that it helped shape Britain’s social approaches. (Naidoo and Wills, 2008). The distribution of the Beveridge report was an incredible success.Majority of the British open invited the report’s finding and wished to see them actualized as fast as conceivable as indicated by an assessment of public sentiment (national documents, 2003). This demonstrates the degree to which the populace had moved to one side wing (speaking to the Labor party) over the span of the Second World War. The post war political race, in June 1945 brought about an avalanche triumph for the Labor Party drove by Clement Attlee , who guaranteed in their political race that they will handle Beveridge’s five monster shades of malice and built up ‘New Jerusalem’ which was hesitantly dismissed by Winston Churchill.To execute the Beveridge’s report, the Labor party assaulted the ‘five goliath evil’ by passing enactments, however they were not totally crushed, be that as it may, one of the mammoth called ailment, the most renowned handled by the Labor government left the state with a heritage, the 1946 National Health Service Act which implied free open social insurance framework for all start in 1948, however it was immensely costly. In 1946 the national protection act was passed to handled the goliath called ‘want’ m aking arrangements for the jobless and pregnant ladies, benefits for the resigned and etc.The instruction Act 1944, a moderate plan to handle ‘ignorance’ so training was made free, the school leaving age was moved to 16 years already 15. In 1947 Labor passed the instruction demonstration into law. In 1948 the business and preparing act was passed to handle both ‘ignorance’ and ‘idleness’ making arrangement for school leavers , demobbed administration men to prepare and set up a gifted workforce. Also, gathering house structures and full business was improved conceivable by an economy after the war. The five monsters were handled, yet were not obliterated, on the grounds that neediness has consistently lived with society.Comparably, there is in no way like total destitution in Britain today not at all like before the government assistance state when individuals needed to make their homes in ghettos. Government assistance states differ transientl y just as geologically. Like time government assistance states don't stop. Their advancement relies upon decisions made inside limitations (Powell, 1999). As per Marx (1999) government assistance states make their own chronicles, however not inside conditions based on their very own preference (refered to in Powell, 1999). Today, the suggestions and approaches that were nitty gritty in the Beveridge eport to handle neediness fundamentally through the improvement of a national standardized savings framework are as yet considered to give the establishment of the cutting edge government assistance state References Lambert, T (2010). A Brief History of Poverty [online]. Accessible from: http://www. localhistories. organization/povhist. html. [Accessed on 25th January 2011] National Archive (2003). The Welfare State [online]. Accessible from: http://www. nationalarchives. gov. uk/pathways/citizenship/brave_new_world/government assistance. htm. 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Sorry, But I Just Dont Get Game of Thrones

Sorry, But I Just Don’t Get Game of Thrones Sorry, But I Just Don’t Get Game of Thrones Please tell me why I should care about Daenerys Somethingen and her dragons “So, did you see Game of Thrones last night?” Oh dear, I think. This is the part of the conversation I can’t join in with. I’ll just have to sit quietly until the subject gets changed. Yes, you read that right. I don’t watch Game of Thrones. Or any of the Lord of the Rings or the Hobbit or any other fantasy TV series/film. I don’t really have any interest in doing so either. It often feels like I’m the only one not watching Game of Thrones, especially when everyone on Twitter is reeling over yet another character dying at a wedding â€" seriously, by the sounds of it everyone on this show dies. Even without watching it, I’ve been exposed to the fact winter is coming and Jon Snow knows nothing, but what the different royal houses in the show are actually fighting over I don’t know. I know some people will think I just need to give it a chance, but trust me I have. I watched a few episodes while at university to see what the fuss was about but instantly knew it wasn’t my thing. The opening credits and the show’s theme music are great, but they also made me immediately aware how complicated this world is. Maybe it’s easier to keep track of if you’re really into the series and have read all the books (as my boyfriend has) but that’s a significant investment of time. via GIPHY *Daenerys seems like a cool character, she seems particularly passionate about getting whatever it is she’s trying to get. Looking at the size of the Game of Thrones books sitting on his shelf, I can’t help but wonder how long it must have taken him. I enjoy reading but I was too lazy to even finish the Harry Potter series. (I also didn’t make it past the second film, as seeing an increasingly moody Daniel Radcliffe glaring at me on all the posters put me off. I know it made sense to the plot because VOLDEMORT WAS BACK OMG, but it just didn’t seem fun anymore.) Although Game of Thrones does nothing for me, I can see it’s well made full of talented actors (I really like Emilia Clarke and Peter Dinklage in particular), strong writing, and great special effects, but beyond that it just leaves me cold. I don’t see why fantasy stories have to involve millions of characters and families to remember, as well as different species to get your head around. There’s so much to follow that I end up immediately feeling behind. Although I feel a bit left out when everyone’s talking about Game of Thrones, sometimes I’m actually glad I’m not hooked on it. I’m admittedly a bit of a wuss when it comes to blood and gore, and it sounds like the show takes it pretty far sometimes. There’s also a lot of rape from what I’ve heard (something the show has been criticized for), and I don’t really get why anyone would enjoy watching a show in which half the characters die and the other half get raped. Obviously, a TV series like Game of Thrones was never going to be all fluffy bunnies and rainbows, but I can proudly say it’s not for me. That said, if you enjoy it, that’s great. I’m never going to tell someone they shouldn’t watch something just because it’s not my thing. Just remember to find something else for us to talk about instead.

Social Psychology Experiment The Stanford Prison Experiment

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Sir Thomas Wyatt s Defence - 935 Words

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Essay on Kant, the Body, and Knowledge - 3856 Words

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Managing Across Borders Technology

Question: Discuss about theManaging Across Bordersfor Technology. Answer: Introduction: Technology represents an ever-changing process that will be continued in the coming years as well. Many studies have highlighted technology has a major factor that is inducing global economy to change in continues manner (Baldwin 2013). Now, technological evaluation has also provided opportunities for different business entities to revolutionize their business process significantly. Specifically, technological evaluation has provided major assistance for the organizations to maintain international or overseas operational process in a completely different way. In this study, focus will on two of the most technology driven companies namely Uber and Apple for analyzing the possible impact on the technological advancement on overseas business landscape. Discussion: According to Dhakal et al. (2014), 21st century has introduced the biggest development and changes in the technological sector. As a result, it has provided direct opportunity for the organizations to revolutionize the operational process in order to remain competitive in the market. For instance, technology advancement has provided business entities to maintain continues connection with all the units present in different geographical condition. Therefore, it allows all the business units of an organization remain at the same page. Now, Apple is one of the prime organizations that has played major role in technological evaluation process. For instance, Apples iPod, iPad and GUI have made revolutionary changes in the process of communication. It has allowed people from different geographical region to remain in contact continuously. As a result, businesses do not have to go through any uncertainty in fulfilling the responsibilities of the operational process. As highlighted by Smith e t al. (2015) Apple can be considered as footnote in the modern computing story. Specifically, as iMac failed to compete with the Microsoft in the global market, business experts thought it would not able to sustain its position in the market. However, Apple with the technological advancement and innovative thought process has come up with revolutionary iPhones with combination of powerful apps. As a result, it has helped Apple to grab the attention of the global customers in an appropriate way. As mentioned by Park et al. (2015) with the utilization of revolutionary technologies, Apple has able to grab the attention of the global market in an effective way. Specifically, attributes like web surfing and emails checking has helped Apple to become popular among younger as well as working professionals. Therefore, it has helped organization to expand its reach in the global market as well. Presently, Apple is regarded as one of the most successful company of the world. On the other hand, Uber has been in the market for around past five years. Still, it has made quite an impact on the overall business procedure of the transport department. Uber has focused on utilize online platform for providing effective services to the customers. Therefore, it has focused on effective utilization of technology to provide innovative ideas to the potential customers for maintaining its business activities. Recent survey has highlighted the fact that 25% of the respondents have utilize Uber transport facilities while only 12% respondents have used its prime competitor namely Lyft. As mentioned by Cramer and Krueger (2016) app driven business is extremely innovative that require proper technological support. Uber has focused effective braking down of the task for the professionals so that people receive proper services. However, the entire operational process of Uber happens on app, which makes it extremely technology driven organization. In fact, the success of the Uber business depends on the effective utilization of technology. As per Boston Globe, Uber can be compared with any other start-up organization, which exists due to the innovative application programming interfaces. It has been assessed that business process of Uber focuses on effective utilization of technologies to communicate with the customers. For that reason, Uber focuses on utilizing API software for providing transmission to specific data like mapping and processing. Effective utilization of API technologies has allowed companies like Uber to become expert in location and mapping (uber.com 2017). It eventually helped the organization to focus on the provided quality of services. The innovative technology driven operational process of Uber and its competitors has provided new dimension for conducting business in the global market. Specifically, success of Uber has induced several other companies from different parts of the world to focus on app transport facilities. Thus, it can be assessed that both Uber and Apple has focused on innovation and unique thought processes to fulfill their business objectives in an appropriate way. Firstly, Apple has focused on providing innovative products or gadgets, which will provide completely new experiences to the customers. As a result, it will easily gain the popularity in the global market. Presently, Apple is arguably regarded as the most prestigious brand in the mobile and computer sector (apple.com 2017). Effective utilization of innovative technology has provided the opportunity for Apple to enhance its popularity in the global market. In fact, people from all across the globe wait for a new product launch of Apple so that they can have some unique experiences. On the other hand, Uber is presently focusing on take the online transportation services to different level. For instance, Uber has provided opportunity to the people from all across the world to be a part of the organization. Thus, Uber is actu ally focusing on sharing economy, which has received both negative and positive responses (Posen 2015). It has been assessed that Uber technology driven services has actually increased the health and safety related issues in a major way. For that reason, states like Massachusetts and Cambridge has legally banned the services of Uber. Conclusion: The above analysis has highlighted the fact that technology play critical role in revolutionize the business processes in a major way. It has highlighted the fact that technological evaluation has provided Apple the opportunity to become popularity in the global market. On the other hand, it also has helped Uber to emerge as the biggest name in the transport sector. However, it has recently also face few challenges regarding maintain continues evolvement of technologies. To conclude, it can be mentioned that organizations will have to handle technologies effectively for creating maximum impact on the international market. 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