Walter De Armas

Learning outcomes from the Module Descriptor/Specification:Throughout the module you will asked to engage in a range of formative assessment tasks. These may be in the classroom or to be completed in between taught sessions. These formative assessment activities are designed to build your knowledge, understanding and ability to apply concepts learned in class. In order to further equip you with topic specific knowledge and understanding, and help you develop your intellectual skills and abil...

Question 1: Adverse Possession and Human RightsDiscuss all questions with reference to relevant case law and applicable legislation. MUST be properly referenced and MUST include a bibliography. Question 1 Taylor, who lives and works in Germany, inherits the freehold estate in Rose Cottage in 2004 and is registered as proprietor. Taylor is too busy to return to England to manage the cottage and asks his friend, Wale, to look after it. Wale agrees, although he lives more than 100 miles away a...

Determinants of Workplace Behavior Resulting in Migrant Workplace Abuse and Exploitationa. Over the years, New Zealand has attracted a large volume of skilled and unskilled migrants from various countries.  b. Recently there has been increasing concerns from employers and employees alike on issues relating to cross-cultural management, in reference particularly to workforce diversity and behaviour (particularly workplace abuse and exploitation).  c. In light of this matter, the Mini...

Main Objective of the assessmentMain Objective of the assessment This coursework aims to assess the understanding of theories and practices related to marketing communications mix, the ability to apply and analyse them and to offer creative solutions to business problems. Description of the Assessment Choose an organisation (a company or a brand) that operates in the U.K. market from any of the following industries: A charity (e.g. WWF, Greenpeace, Age UK etc. ) List of UK-based chariti...

Task RequirementsThis assignment has been designed to provide you with an opportunity to demonstrate your achievement of the following module learning outcomes: LO 1: Identify and discuss the principal global and national influences on the emergence of the wellbeing agenda. LO 2: Demonstrate an understanding of the holistic relationship between physical and mental health and wellbeing for a range of diverse populations groups. LO 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the influence of communit...

Demonstrate knowledge and critical understanding of innovation, creativity and enterprising mindset, recognising the values and the contribution creativity makes to the common good. Conceive, articulate and apply creative thinking within a work-based or academic context to develop novel solutions and/or value creation. Module Learning OutcomesThe Changemakers: Creativity & Value Creation module underpins the knowledge required to undertake the Emerging Trends & Independent P...

What Does Evidence Based Mean?You will work with one other person from your class to plan, design, implement & evaluate a small scale, physical activity-based, health promotion programme in your community. This assignment is worth 50% of this module. Please read the following information carefully. Your programme design, implementation & evaluation must be supported by evidence from reputable, peer reviewed sources. Research and find academic articles that report on physical activi...

Instructions for the ExerciseSuggested word limit for this exercise: 500 words Using the Westlaw UK online database available from the Library homepage,   undertake a research exercise for the case of Duport Steels Ltd and Others v Sirs and Others [1980] 1 W.L.R. 142  1.Name the judges hearing the case in the House of Lords. 2.Provide the date of the judgment in the Court of Appeal. 3.Provide the names of the barristers and solicitors representing the plaintiffs a...

Question: Using the textbook, the internet, classroom discussions and PowerPoint slides, gather 10 organized, planned activities that are physical in nature and involve children of varying ages. Find pictures (or take pictures) of the activity so that you will have a visual to remind you of it. Once your list is complete, write detailed information describing each activity and the materials required (the Requirements are listed below). Remember to cite and reference information and images co...

The Purpose of a Literature ReviewNarrator : Have you ever thought about a literature review representing your intellectual heritage or intellectual genealogy? In his exploration of the purpose a literature review, Dr. Patton explains this interesting perspective. He also points out common errors to avoid when undertaking a literature review. Michael Quinn Patton : One of the things that we do as scholar practitioners is look at the knowledge created by other people. And we draw on that ...