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    Part 2, Question 2 - Model Answer: Essay ‘The question of whether a woman's place should or should not be in the home always sparks debate. On the ‘one hand, scientific research backs up the idea that the bond between mother and baby is unique and that a imale presence is no substitute, But on the other, we live ina modern world and women are no longer tied to ‘their domestic duties, ‘A newborn child needs its mother more than anyone else; this much, science has confirmed, It would seem, ‘therefore, preferable for the mother to spend the first few months of her newborn's life caring for it However, the older a child gets, the more the parenting role could be shared, so the man can, in theory, as ‘sume most of the responsibility ater. That said, a growing child should ideally receive equal attention from both parents. Besides, most families today have two working parents out of financial necessity, so the role is naturally ‘shared between them. This allows women to take up employment in positions which require the emotional ‘elligence they possess that is often lacking in men. Roles in nursing, teaching, psychology and so on are well- ‘suited to the empathic female of the species. “In conclusion, itis my belie that the woman should ideally tend to her newborn, but thot the parenting duties ‘can be more evenly shared as the child gets older, allowing the female parent to return to the workplace where her skills are indeed highly valued, Part 2, Question 4 - Model Answer: Proposal “To: Jackie Sandown From; Bob Munday Date: 5th June 2013 Subject: Careers Service “The aim ofthis propsal isto outine whet should be offered by our new career service and how it shouldbe un. Opening tines Fest of all, think it is important to choose the epening hours carefully. Tf itis open when people camat use it ‘then this isnot helpful for anyone. The students whe wil use the service shouldbe free to visit during the lunchtime hours and als after clases in the evening. These are the tines when t should be open. What it should offer Tt should offer certain things to help to inform the students, Infermation must be provided on higher education ‘opportunities, Also, it should inform about parttime and temporary work oppertunities, os well as vocations and careers. Ths is important because not all of the students want the same thing ‘Secondly, we should have miners by people who ore fllowing different careers, so that they con ell students ‘whet iti ke, This wil help students to make thei decision, Finally, we should els provide a job notice board where companies can advertise their jobs. This will help both ‘the students and the componies to find what they are looking for. {think if you follow these suggestions it wil be a very helpful career service. Part 1, Quest n 1 - Model Answer: Proposal “To: Damely Education Authority From: Alice Magrudy Date: 5th March 2015 ‘Subject Children in local schoaFs health and how it can be improved “The purpose of this document isto sunmarise the findings of the recently conducted health survey of local ‘schoolchildren, and to propose ways in which laal schools con contribute to improving the health oftheir students. Findings: Inthe vast majority of cases, choo canteens serve up unhealthy fst food meas at lurctie. Not oly is this counterproductve to ensuring students maintain healthy diet, but by offering fastfood meas on schol premises we are olzo making it seem OX for students to eat fort food generally. Moreover, the snack machines in school corridors are most exclusively Filed with junk snacks such as crisps, chocolate and fizzy drinks. ‘Arother major ssve noted isthe behavaur of teachers, who, in mary eases especialy at lunchtime, con be seen smoking in fll view of their students, Finally, nearly two-thirds of schools surveyed oly effer students one cass of PE per weck, whichis totaly inadequte, Suggestions: ‘School canteens nd snack machines need to offer healthy alternatives to the junk food currently avilable. Drinking-mater tops should also be made available in school coridors as on alternative to fizzy drinks. In auction, teachers should be osked to set a god example, so there should bee total bon on snckng in the staff room. Furthermore, clthough students have a busy daly schedule, mare exercise time could be intro-

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