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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by Charley » Tue Mar 29, 2016 9:45 am

Thanks, I've written both the emails down if you want to delete for privacy. :-)


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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by molpost » Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:40 pm

Helloooo any newbies who are struggling with this question???

There is little information in the learner guide...

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by molpost » Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:44 pm

Hi Im with Inspire also... and stuck on this question too! Im keen to join a group!!

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by sarubini » Wed Jun 22, 2016 1:19 pm

HI
iam also in inspire.did u got answer for the above question.if u got plz help me.

i coudld not find in learning material

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by sarubini » Wed Jun 22, 2016 1:22 pm

HI
iam also in inspire.did u got answer for the above question.if u got plz help me.

i coudld not find in learning material

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by Lorina » Wed Jun 22, 2016 11:31 pm

ljackson wrote:Hey I am also up to module 3 and never worked in the industry! Have you completed question 2.8? I am working on it now but have no idea if I am doing it right. There is very little in the workbook to provide help (as usual)!
If you need assistance, feel free to create a new topic to post your question and I can provide you with information to help your understanding...

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by sam.gilgs » Fri Jun 24, 2016 10:07 pm

Hi! I'm also with Inspire - wish I had read some reviews before I started, would definitely have considered going elsewhere.. The workbooks themselves I dont have a problem with, but they could really use some work on their learner guides - this forum is a godsend!! So much more informational than the workbooks provided. I guess you get when you pay for - my course was only $900 or something..

In any case, how is your studying going? Sounds like you guys might be further along than me....

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by Charley » Sun Jun 26, 2016 7:07 pm

Hey Sam, I'm up to mod 5 now :)

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Re: ethical and nurturing practices

Post by Lorina » Mon Jun 27, 2016 8:32 pm

sam.gilgs wrote:Hi! I'm also with Inspire - wish I had read some reviews before I started, would definitely have considered going elsewhere.. The workbooks themselves I dont have a problem with, but they could really use some work on their learner guides - this forum is a godsend!! So much more informational than the workbooks provided. I guess you get when you pay for - my course was only $900 or something..

In any case, how is your studying going? Sounds like you guys might be further along than me....
It's a shame that students are struggling to complete assignments. I mean course providers should provide you with the necessary materials and information to complete assignments... If students have to find information to complete assignments what's the difference in adding the information within the course materials...

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by sam.gilgs » Mon Jun 27, 2016 8:34 pm

Oh Wow! Congratulations!! That's fantastic... I am just working through every workbook (I had them printed at officeworks) and then I'll email the lectures with all the questions I have once I've done the 'easy' questions.. Its not so much that questions are hard, I just don't know what they want or where to look for the information, which is SO frustrating!!

I hope it all keeps going on track for you, are you Cert III or Diploma?

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Charley » Mon Jun 27, 2016 8:58 pm

Diploma. I wish cert 3 now.
Yep! Lots of googling!

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by sam.gilgs » Mon Jun 27, 2016 10:03 pm

I am so happy I took it slow with the Cert III, definitely will be looking at another RTO for the diploma..

I really liked the 'forum' they had on the inspiredlearning portal - i found a lot of people had similar questions being explained to them because they were worded funny, but that went with the hub and they take so long to get back to me!

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Charley » Tue Jun 28, 2016 8:09 am

I messaged recently about the forum and how long it would be and they replied 'rest assured they are working very hard on it'

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Lysag » Thu Aug 11, 2016 7:35 pm

[ref]AmyMLal[/ref], [ref]ljackson[/ref], [ref]Charley[/ref],
Hey I am also stuck on this question.

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Charley » Fri Aug 12, 2016 9:53 am

Lysag have a look at page 35 of learner guide if you're referring to maintaining professional boundaries. :-)

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Lorina » Fri Aug 12, 2016 12:11 pm

Lysag wrote:[ref]AmyMLal[/ref], [ref]ljackson[/ref], [ref]Charley[/ref],
Hey I am also stuck on this question.
Let me know what you're stuck on and I'll see if I can help too!

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by hannahk » Mon Sep 05, 2016 8:43 pm

how do i join the online study group please.

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by hannahk » Mon Sep 05, 2016 8:45 pm

I am with inspire too. Can i join the online study group.

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Lorina » Tue Sep 06, 2016 3:53 pm

hannahk wrote:I am with inspire too. Can i join the online study group.
We are a community of students and educators supporting and assisting each other... you could say this is one GIANT online study group! :giggle:

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Re: Ethical and Nurturing Practices

Post by Kat71 » Sat Sep 10, 2016 12:32 pm

Hi,
I'm also with inspire and have so much trouble! Would also love to join the study group!

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