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Explore key strategies for designing impactful campaign materials aimed at driving social change. This resource covers persuasive techniques, audience engagement, and the creation of various media types, including posters, leaflets, and social media content. Ideal for students in criminology and social justice, this guide emphasizes the importance of consistency, clarity, and emotional appeal in campaign messaging.

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This comprehensive summary covers key administrative processes, communication methods, and health and safety regulations essential for effective management. Ideal for students preparing for theory exams, it includes insights on digital technology in administration, employee responsibilities, and strategies for effective time management. Enhance your understanding of safeguarding procedures and interpersonal dynamics in the workplace.

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Dance choreography workbook with questions!

Explore key concepts in dance choreography with this comprehensive workbook. Covering music selection, motif development, spatial elements, and choreographic devices, this resource is designed to enhance your understanding and skills in creating impactful dance performances. Ideal for National 5 Dance students.

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dance choreography workbook with questions!

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Unit 4 criminology- AC 2.2. The aims of punishment you need to know are: retribution, reparation, deterrence, rehabilitation and public protection 

Explore the key aims of punishment in criminology: retribution, rehabilitation, reparation, deterrence, and public protection. This summary covers essential theories, criticisms, and practical implications for crime prevention and sentencing. Ideal for criminology students preparing for exams.

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Reminder of Skills You Should Have Mastered to Be Ready for This Subject

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