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The principles of participation
Grade Level:
9
Subject:
Training and conferences
Topic:
The principles of participation
Objective:
By the end of this section, the professionals should be able to:
1) Understand the principles of participation.
2) Know what the main principles of participation are.
3) Know the difference between the principles of participation.
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Reflection:
I believe that this section went well because everyone was included and involved in what they were supposed to be doing.
I believe this section went well because everyone was engaged in what they were supposed to be doing at that time.
I believe that this section went well because everyone was listening to what they needed to do at that moment in time.
I believe that this section went will because everyone was able to understand what they needed to do at that time.
Prep:
There was no preparation that I had to do for this section.
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The PowerPoint that KIDS have made.
The principles of participation sheets.
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