Colleague Course Works Samples For Students

Part I

Six months back, due to transfer of a colleague, a new person joined in my team. The team in which I work comprises of four people and we work very closely and share responsibilities. Due to shared projects and responsibility, we had developed an understanding to assist each other if the work is pending with anyone. However, the transfer of one of the team member and introduction of a new colleague disturbed the dynamics of our team. The day we were introduced to our new team member, I noticed him looking apparently disinterested in initiating conversation. His conversation with us was limited ...

Scenario 1: Teaching a newly diagnosed type II diabetic patient the importance of monitoring his/her blood glucose level.

This scenario will require applying connectivism theory of learning to help the patient effectively comprehend the importance of monitoring blood glucose level in the body. Connectivism theory is relevant in this scenario since it requires that the patient needs knowledge to assimilate the importance of monitoring his or her blood glucose level. The patient has to be active and learn as the process of learning is carried on. James states that, “Nurturing and maintaining connections is needed to facilitate continual learning” (2013). The theory makes learning contextual as the patient has to connect the information he has concerning ...

In a co-teaching classroom environment, it is normal to expect that a teaching colleague would possess characters, traits, beliefs, values, and teaching style that is antithetical from one’s personal and professional perspectives. In a scenario where one is asked to teach with a colleague who has a completely different perspective from mine, the current discourse hereby aims to formulate a description and philosophy about co-teaching which reflects one’s viewpoint at this time.

Description and Philosophy

One strongly believes that individuals have been raised in different familial backgrounds and environments which significantly influence the development of personal and professional values, beliefs, and philosophies in life. Other factors ...

Parameters to make a citizen arrest:

Most of the States only allow one to make a citizen’s arrest if a person commits a felony in a citizen’s presence. One could also be arrested if they aren’t seen commit a crime but suspected reasonably that he/she person has committed a crime.
The state statutes determine whether a citizen can make an arrest or not. Every state has different laws regarding various scenarios.

The legislation that defines a citizen's powers of arrest:

The legislation that allows a person, to make a citizen's arrest, states:
- A person who isn’t a part of the police force may arrest another person without a warrant if he/ she are sure on reasonable grounds ...

Assignment 1:

Grief is a common part of everyone’s life. Everyone at some point in his or her life will deal with something like the death of a loved one. Many will be spared this early on in life, but some will experience this as young children. What was surprising to me about the readings was the realization that the outcome of the grief of loss changes with age. I always considered grief just an emotion and not something that is responded to differently with age.
What was most surprising about grief in young children is what occurs between the ages ...

Fall prevention is important in both hospital settings and at home because they can result in fractures, head trauma, soft tissue trauma, prolonged rehabilitation, emotional trauma, loss of confidence, and high patient readmission rates (Oliver, Daly, Martin, & McMurdo, 2004). For the healthcare providers, fall prevention is an essential practice because poor prevention measures can result in increased anxiety or guilt among the staff and litigation from the injured patient’s family if the fall occurs within the hospital.

The elderly population is at a significant risk for adverse events when they fall in contrast to other age groups. According ...

Introduction

In this essay, a research took place to better support the requested comment, also given in this essay, on both colleagues’ statements about the subject: The Corollaries of Kelly’s Personal Construct Theory. One’s personality can be characterized by Kelly’s Corollaries and these traits correlate with each other, giving a person their own individual point of view of the world; also, as time goes by, they permit one to adapt, having the most comfortable and secure stand on any life situation.

Regarding The Corollaries of Kelly's Personal Construct Theory, it was very well said that my personality is ...

Ethical considerations hold the key to effective and meaningful recovery of a patient from all his/her illness with dignity. Failure to adhere to these ethical practices by the medical practitioners and therapists will not only throw away peoples trust on them, but also create a legal tussle between the two groups, further worsening the situation. In light of the two professional settings (Psychiatric Hospital and Children Psychotherapy), ethical boundary considerations resonates around two crucial parameters; informed consent and Confidentiality (Pope, & Vasquez, 2011). In deed, these are the key to mutual respect and understanding between the doctor and the patient.

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Roles and Goals

My response to a colleague post comes in a way of a question. My question to the colleague post, working overtime and being on call, is why does a mother of three turn to become workaholic? Considering the current situation, as a parent with three children, isn’t it hard for her to do her job as expected? As a parent with kids at this particular age, I fill as though the first priority for a parent would be to his kids and not his job or school. Consequently, I am not refuting the fact that Liz needs to study in order to earn an up ...

Are corporate executives compensated excessively? Why or why not?

The corporate executives are compensated excessively. It is documented that for last ten years, corporate executives were compensated three times more than the usual worker. The report reveals that a US Chief executive office earns 365 times more than what a normal employee earns a day, they are rated the leading earners in the whole world. For instance, in 1974, it was estimated an American CEO earned over 30times than a factory worker. Statistically, the rate of pay of the CEO gradually increased from 120 times in 1990 to 431 times in 2004. The reason behind these was due to corporate revenue increment ...

The law suit by Jenson against Eveleth mining factory took place in Minnesota State in one of the federal courts. It is a detailed documentation of violent sexual harassment in a chauvinistic male dominated society, more specifically in the work place. It depicts the management’s failure to stop the cruel acts.
In the historic law suit, women who worked as miners testified of being sexually molested, groped, given rape threats and at times beaten. They bitterly testified in court of abusive sexual language and even graffiti. However, despite complaints by the women, none of the rogue men was fired ...