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The report “Rich language: English” was written in years 1, period 3 and 4 of the Inholland teacher training college. The report cannot be copied in connection with the plagiarism scan, but can be used as an example when writing the report. The report was rated 8.0. For proof, see the front of the preview. For the content of the report, see the table of contents.

The report 'Rich language: English' is written in years 1, period 3 and 4 of the pabo Inholland. The report cannot be copied in connection with the plagiarism scan, but can be used as an example while writing the report. The report has been assessed with an 8.0. For evidence, see the front of the viewing specimen. For the content of the report, see Table of Contents.

International Human Rights Law Rhona K. M. Smith Eighth Edition ISBN: 978-0-19-880521-2 This summary contains the following chapters CHAPTER 1 – Introduction CHAPTER 2 – Historical background CHAPTER 3 – The United Nations CHAPTER 4 – The international Bill of Human Rights CHAPTER 5 – The United Nations – Organizational structure CHAPTER 6 – Regional protection of Human Rights CHAPTER 7 - Europe CHAPTER 10 – Monitoring, implementing, and enforcing human rights CHAPTER 1...

Reflection report of year 1 term 1, graded with a 7.2

Summary and notes of chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 of Consumer Behaviour by Isabelle Szmigin & Maria Piacentini.

Summary for the book Malcolm D. Evans Fifth Edition ISBN: 978-0-19-879183-6 This summary contains the following chapters CHAPTER 1 – A short history of international law CHAPTER 4 – The theory and reality of the sources of international law CHAPTER 9 – The individual and the international legal system CHAPTER 10 – Jurisdiction CHAPTER 14 – The character and forms of international responsibility CHAPTER 15 – Issues of admissibility and the law on international responsibilit...

Complete summary for the big knowledge exam from term 1 for the minor responsible travel, tourism management year 4.

For English 2.3 and 2.4 (Tourism Management), you need to write a portfolio, with a wordcount of 7% for most letters. In this document all the words of the Academic Wordlist are processed in 4 ways: 1. The entire wordlist per sublist 2. The entire wordlist sorted alphabetically 3. The words that actually count in the wordcount per sublist 4. The words that actually count in the wordcount sorted alphabetically I used this list when I wrote my portfolio, but it is also very useful when you ha...