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Office of Social Entrepreneurship The University of the West Indies Mona Jamaica November 2006 Best Practices for Community Renewal Symposium JPSPIOJ Social Enterprises and their Social Rate of Return on Investment within a developing Economy The Case of Jamaica . A sharp blade is easier to control than a dull one a clean blade will last longer x Close the blade before you pass a knife to someone else If the blade does not close hand it to the person with blade pointing down handle side up RQ57526W57373 x Car Since you will be using a knife, . It makes sense to take some time to talk about knives.. High-quality knives are expensive, but will last upwards of 20 years whereas a cheap knife will be need to be replaced more often, depending on use. . Since you will be using a knife, . It makes sense to take some time to talk about knives.. High-quality knives are expensive, but will last upwards of 20 years whereas a cheap knife will be need to be replaced more often, depending on use. . Ms. Perez. Bell ringer . Why would the knife that you use matter?. Parts of the CHEF KNIFE. French/chef knife . Used for chopping. , mincing, . dicing. , and some . slicing. , especially . vegetables. The issue of knife related crime continues to be high on the political agenda due to a series of tragic knife related incidents. This note summarises the available statistics relating to knife crime. In your notebooks answer the questions. What are knife skills and why is it important to have good knife skills?. Basic Knife Skills. Safety & Sanitation Unit. Work Area Set Up: . 1. Sanitize work area. . Construction of the Knife. Determines how the knife feels in the hand. How to best use it. How long the knife will last. Blade. The blade is the cutting surface of the knife. A high-quality blade is made of a single piece of metal. AIMS. To . r. aise . awareness on weapon/knife crime and the law. To discuss the consequences of carrying a weapon/knife. Criminal law (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995 . Any person . who without . Today you need…. Notebook and a writing utensil. everything else in your cupboard. Agenda…. Review Practical Lab from Friday. Basic Knife Skills. Basic Knife Cuts. Chop. Mince. Cube. Dice. Pare. Slice. Types and uses of knives. Bell ringer. : Read Chapter 10 p.231-234 check knowledge 1-3/Culinary Essentials. Teacher Input: Parts of a Knife ppt. Student Input: notes. Lab Demonstration: knife construction. Pen Knife Religion. Introduction:. 1. The story is told about an older woman and the preacher who went to visit her and set up a “Bible Study” with her regarding the need for baptism in order to be saved. The study began, but shortly into the study the woman said that this was just a waste of both their time because baptism is not in her Bible. The preacher asked what she meant and she said, . Types and uses of knives. Bell ringer. : Read Chapter 10 p.231-234 check knowledge 1-3/Culinary Essentials. Teacher Input: Parts of a Knife ppt. Student Input: notes. Lab Demonstration: knife construction. 2. Bellwork. Think about places you remember seeing examples of knife cuts. This could be at different types of restaurants, at home, on T.V., etc.. Get out a half sheet of paper.. Write the types of knife cuts you remember seeing and where you saw them.. An Important Item For Your Kitchen – Knife Set