Essays on Inclusion

The contemporary world has seen the exponential rise of cancer prevalence in the aging population to somewhat alarming levels. This segment consists of individuals aged 65 years and above and is the fastest growing age group in the United States. Recent statistics indicate that one in every eight people in America aged 65 years, and above develops cancer, with women accounting for 58% of all cancer cases (Browner, n.d.). Since cancer risk increases with advancing age, the elderly account for 56% and 70% of all new cancer diagnoses and mortalities in the country (Browner, n.d.). The cancer burden in ...

Introduction:

Bethesda Lutheran Community is a Christian organization that caters for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities in the United States through services that seek to spread the gospel truth of Jesus Christ. The organization was started in 1904 as a single unit location in Watertown Wisconsin, creating an inclusion community that catered for people with mental disabilities. By 1960s, the pioneer campus in Watertown had a capacity of about 660 individuals (Hodge, Lieberman & Murata, 2012). At this time, the societal attitudes about people living with disabilities was perceived with skepticism, and hence there was little from either the government ...

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Introduction

Components of a networked community Characteristics of a network society Privacy of information Identity and networked communities Effect of emergence of networked society on capital and labor Arguments for a networked society Critiques of the network society Conclusion Reference The Networked Society Introduction In the current world, people have access to adequate, accurate, and timely information. The interconnection of people has been made possible by the tremendous improvement in technology in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The access and affordability of communication devices like computers and phones for a long time has brought about a gradual change ...

According to the recent State of the World’s Cities Report 2012, a holistic and integrated approach is essential for the well-being of all. It is critical to get aware of the new risks and support the cities to make the world progress economically, socially and environmentally. Although different crises of varying intensity have hit the cities, it is felt that cities can provide a solution for the regional and global crises via flexible and creative platforms. Part One: Prosperity and Urban Trends The future cities will be the center of prosperity. The human beings find their basic needs ...

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Family Health Evaluation

This essay presents a family health assessment using a questionnaire based on 11 health patterns. In this case study, a family was chosen with multiple health and behavior related challenges. Sixty years old Hispanic male Andrew once visited the health care provider with the problem of high cholesterol and being overweight. In this case study, the family of Andrew is selected for a family health evaluation. The data gathered from the diagnostic and health reports of Andrew will be used as a guide for his family. This ...

Introduction

Downplaying and romanticizing of history Evident in works of fiction like "Gone With the Winds" Distortion of History History is sometimes distorted to serve certain goals and interests An example is the Turkish authorities' denial of the Armenian genocide This is an abuse of human rights to memory and dignity Critical History Critical history attempts to recast distorted history Including overlooked history like The Moors' is the main objective of critical history Foucault theorized the idea of critical history Conclusion It is important for people to understand history Critical history gives people the hope of saving both the present ...

Changes in dynamics, increased immigration, globalization of the job market , government policies and increased racial, minority, gender, ethnic and regional tolerance have all contributed in making diversity an important factor in the workplace today. Lack of inclusion in the workplace may impact negatively on an organization as it demoralizes the human capital and results in resentment or lack of job satisfaction among employees hence consequently leading to managerial and organizational failure. Organizations are therefore finding it increasingly important to put in place strategies and programs aimed at ensuring the diversity of their human resource, given the significant role that ...

Introduction

Fostering diversity and multicultural inclusion in STEM majors is one of the most problematic areas on the today’s business and academic agendas (Barzilai, 2005). Duerstock and Shingledecker (2014) argue that the practice shows that attracting culturally diverse interns to the professional and educational fields is an effective approach to cultivating equitable working environments. Although a number of informative studies have been conducted to analyze theoretical perspectives of the problem, brining cultural diversity to the workplaces is still practically and conceptually impoverished, especially in the public segment of economy (Ross, 1985). The scholars and the practitioners unanimously agree on ...

Introduction

The case presented brings to forefront the issues relating to the biases and differences based on race, gender and culture. The case specifically highlights the one time where Coca Cola had to pay a humongous sum of $192.5 million to Linda Ingram and three other African American former employees of the company in a case filed against the company on the grounds of racial discrimination. According to these plaintiffs, the top officials of the company Coca Cola would continually abuse them by way of name-calling, even hindering their career growth. This particular case brought to light one of the ...

Nowadays Afghanistan continues to be an unstable region where the risks of insurgency and terrorist activity are significant due to the underdeveloped economy of this state. Prepare a strategic plan to evaluate and scale-up some of the Task Force`s efforts in Herat, based on the social value investing (SVI), for a country-wide approach. This plan will contribute to the economic development of rural areas of Afghanistan and increase employment, welfare and gender inclusion, thus mitigating the risks of insurgency.

Issues

Although military operations against the Taliban bring positive results, they cannot guarantee the longstanding stability and peace in Afghanistan. ...

Introduction

The Modern Green Movement is distinguished by its actions for combating the cataclysmic consequence of climate changes, by conducting global environmental events, conservation of natural resources, preservation of the environment, and overcoming the green gas issues. The consciousness of the people has become more intense now, yet, most of the environmental issues remain unresolved. And the chemically contaminated water and foods, genetically altered seeds, and other problems are putting the daily lives in dangerous conditions. To make matters worse, most of the natural resources dwindle, while the climate change plays havoc. The Modern Green Movement is convincing people, to ...

Introduction

Essential changes have occurred in the previous decade in the disabled people’s position within the society and the community. A multitude of factors has led towards the formation of newer legislations, regulations and standards in various countries to focus on removing present discrimination against disabled individuals and allow them to take part completely in the domains of education, employment and other services in the community (Bowles, 2011). Such factors are inclusive of increasing the awareness regarding advantage to the society on the whole when involvement and disable person's independence are increased as well as increasing the assertion and ...

[Enter Student Name] [Enter University Name] In this essay, I am going to examine ideas, concepts, and implications on the topic of diversity and multiculturalism within the military. Specifically, I am going to discuss the difference between equality and equity and how ensuring our military understands this lesson can impact diversity within the military, discuss what leaders can do to effectively understand other perspectives, cultures, and ethnic backgrounds, and respond directly to the questions posed by Captain Velma C. Gray at the end of her article. It must be stated that the military states publicly value diversity within its ...

Introduction:

Bethesda Lutheran Community is a Christian organization that caters for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities in the United States through services that seek to spread the gospel truth of Jesus Christ. The organization was started in 1904 as a single unit location in Watertown Wisconsin, creating an inclusion community that catered for people with mental disabilities. By 1960s, the pioneer campus in Watertown had a capacity of about 660 individuals (Hodge, Lieberman & Murata, 2012). At this time, the societal attitudes about people living with disabilities were perceived with skepticism, and hence there was little either from the government ...

Impact of Data analytics over the Banking Industry (global)

Answer. Data analytics can be defined as a scientific process for scrutiny of raw data to gather conclusive patterns and reports with respect to the desired contexts. The use of data analytics in business owes its origin to the need of analyzing collected data by business for finding patterns, trends, correlations and cause interpretation regarding business practices. The primary challenge of data analytics comes in terms of the speed, variety, and size of data gathered by business and required analytical tools for facilitating decision making on the basis of such analytics. Hence, we can say that along with the ...

American Public University System

The Global Combat Support System-Army is the latest information technology that replaced many aging and obsolete Army management information systems across military science logistics environments around the Army’s Active and Reserve elements together with the National Guard. The modern, web-based, state-of-the-art finance and logistics system primarily based on commercial or industrial best shelf (SAP) software system, GCSS Army, functions as an automatic combat enabler for troopers. Integrated with Department of Defense monetary systems, it provides a correct price management and financial visibility for military science equipage and support. GCSS-Army meets the mission of providing a system for business ...

Diversity Challenge in Walmart

Walmart and Diversity Challenges: Wal-Mart Sued for Alleged Anti-Gay Discrimination – Smithson was denied spousal health insurance coverage from 2008. In January 2014, the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission determined Wal-Mart's denial of insurance "constituted discrimination on the basis of her sex," because Smithson would have been covered if Cote was male . Brian Nick (Walmart’s director of national media relations) says that before 2014, the company allowed insurance to same-sex couples in places where state law required it. In 2013 Supreme Court announced same-sex couples as legitimate and allowed all federal benefits to them. Walmart changed its policy as ...

Feminism is described as the belief that both men and women should have equal rights in all areas of life socially, economically and politically. What does it mean to be a feminist in the Caribbean countries? Does it bear the hallmarks of global feminism? I will attempt to answer these questions by drawing my arguments on this issue mainly from two sources. One is by Gabrielle Hosein, who talks about why the feminist movement has been slow to take in the Caribbean. She writes, "Examining the Caribbean consumption of North American-produced feminist knowledge, I demonstrate why ideas, critiques and ...

Part 1

The study does not include a direct research question or hypotheses. Rather, it has an objective and several aims. Its objective was to outline an epidemiology of high school associated ligamentous ankle sprains in the United States (U.S.). The aims include a description of aspects linked with ligamentous ankle injuries, patterns of ankle injury through particulate ligaments, and the rates of ligamentous ankle injury per sport. The partakers of this investigation were sporting girls and boys of participating schools, which were selected on a basis of their trainers. These schools were 100 in number. Thus, participants were in a ...

Inequalities have been a traditional part of sports. Throughout history one can find many examples of inequality in sports due to race, gender, or disability. This inequality is becoming unacceptable in society and organizations, societies and clubs that are created to exclude individuals are seen as unacceptable. Now more and more organizations are seeking guidance in planning inclusion activities for women, people with disabilities and ethnic minorities. In this paper I will be focusing primarily on the inclusion of disabled people in sports activities. According to Bickerton (2005, citing Stafford 1995) physical literacy has been defined as “as developing ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Mark Ostendorp and Linda Lombard Abstract This study examines the concept of multiculturalism, which became very frequently used nowadays. Multicultural communities are present in almost all highly populated countries, and can be divided into religious, racial, linguistic and ethnic groups. These groups have been forming throughout the human history, and thus are very important when a certain country is being studied. Specifically, this paper is going to look into the ways in which multiculturalism affects and changes the societies where it is present. It is known that the United States is a multicultural community, and when its social life ...

Video games can improve our lives

Introduction A popular segment in modern day options for mass communication is in form of audio visual media and video games form a crucial chunk in it. It has often been criticized about video games that they cast a direct impact on mental health of youths. The given notion is extremely biased and non generic for a very small number of video games as major researches in this field has confirmed that video games result in giving optimistic results for well being of the youths. The current day world has enough evidence to ratify the usage of video games ...

Abel Parker Upshur was born in 1790 in Northampton County, Virginia. His father – Littleton Upshur, a devoted Federalist- had twelve children and owned the Vaucluse plantation. Littleton Upshur also had a seat in the Virginia Legislature and Captained in the US Army in the 1812 war. Abel Upshur attended both Princeton University and Yale College but did not graduate from either after taking part in a student uprising at Princeton University. Abel studied law at a private firm in Richmond, Virginia before being admitted to the bar in 1810 (Hall 9). He shortly practiced in Baltimore, Maryland before returning ...

Introduction

Sports are popularly believed to exist in a cultural, social, and political vacuum and place that is distinct from everyday realities of political and social life. As such, it is presumed that opportunities exist and are available for all groups regardless of socio-cultural backgrounds. This narrative stems from the popular belief that the issues of race are no longer present in sport as in other corporate affairs and also the increasing proportion of high-profile members of the black and minority ethnic groups in contemporary professional sports. However, this narrative represents the contrary to the actual state of racial representation in ...

Abstract

Criminology is one of the fields that rely on research to answer some phenomena. There are different data collection approaches, which criminology researchers could use to evaluate the performance or to understand a specific concept. Field observation is one of these methods. The method entails the collection of data from their natural setting. Investigative experts must adhere to specific elements and procedures when conducting data using the technique. The steps include answering questions that would guide the acceptance and the use of the technique to collect data. The subsequent step would be the determination of the type of field ...

Introduction

Nancy Carlsson-Paige is a mother of two sons, the author of Taking Back Childhood, and an expert in early childhood development (Strauss, 2020). The woman argues that the modern educational system puts the burden on the children, overloading them with worksheets, tests, scores, etc. (Strauss, 2020). It steals childhood from the young learners, particularly those belonging to vulnerable groups, e.g., low-income population or ethnic minorities (Strauss, 2020). Indeed, the rapid development of technology and the drastic changes it causes in diverse spheres require young students to keep up with the pace. Therefore, the 21st-century preschoolers ...

Directions:

- Save your report often as you fill it out, so as not to lose information. - Use the report form as a single document, do not turn in separate reports for each lab - Use the ‘Save As’ option to save your file as a Word 97 .doc file - Save your lab report with this name: Last name, First initial, underscore V1. Thus Charles Darwin would save his Unit 1 Virtual Lab Report as DarwinC_V1. - Submit this report as a single ...

Personal Responsibility Assignment

In the modern world, there exist registrations and well voting rights that every voter is familiar. Every voter is entitled to a single vote in an election system. A person is entitled to this voting right only if they have a sound mind and can make an informed decision on their own (Bexar Election Department 1). However, in of case incapacitation one can appoint a proxy to vote on his or her behalf. In this case, it is evident that there is a violation of the laws of a voting. Firstly, Margaret Martin has no permission whatsoever from Holly Martins to vote or act ...

Abstract

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks were a series of four suicide attacks on the US (CNN, 2013). Four passenger jets were hijacked by 19 Islamic terrorists operating under the group al-Qaeda. Two planes were crashed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. The two towers collapsed in a matter of two hours. A third plane was crashed onto the Pentagon while the fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania when passengers tried to take over the plane from the hijackers who were aiming at Washington D.C. Almost 3,000 people died during these attacks. These attacks have led to major ...

Crime can occur in any place so crime prevention programs are needed in every place. Crime prevention programs help to minimise the rate of crimes. Every crime prevention program is unique and the way they perform and carry out their work is not similar. Some crime prevention programs work with groups and some with individuals. In order to implement a crime prevention program, a person or group should come have a common goal and work together in order to achieve their goal which is prevention of crime. Crime prevention programs also work with students because most of the crime starts at an ...

Disease management constitutes an important area in the clinical research where drugs possess a significant position. The effect of drugs on various organ systems has been the area of much research interest which gradually made feasible the development of several classes of drugs. Drugs may have dual role of promoting and inhibiting the vital biochemical and molecular pathways that play influential role in the disease outcome.

Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors are considered as anticongestive heart failure and antihypertensive agents. They have gained wide spread physician and patient satisfaction. The ACE inhibitors prevent the ...

Article Analysis

The article analysis of this week focuses on the inclusion of older employees within a company’s workforce. The inclusion of such employees had a two way impact. For instance, the existence of older employees in the workforce can help the organization assess its requirements for talented employee shortages, unwanted turnover and other recruitment related shortages. In certain industries the older workforce is playing an important role. For example, in the hospital and health care industry, older workers and even the retired people are often employed to help them run their operations more smoothly. This is mainly due to the severe ...

Introduction

In Ontario Canada, the use of technology in nursing has advanced with developments in ICTs where nurses are continuously taking advantage of the opportunities that ICTs present in improving the quality of service delivery in the nursing profession. According to the Registered Nurses of Ontario e-health refers to the leveraging of information and communication technology to enhance professional practice in the promotion and the facilitation of the health and wellbeing of individual and families or patients (Registered Nrseses' Association of Ontario, 2009). The importance of ICT knowhow development in the nursing profession in Ontario is in the development of ...

Inclusion in the Classroom of Children with Hearing Loss

As opposed to mainstreaming, which involves the placing of learners with individualized education program in a general education classroom, but still maintains some education time spent with a special educator in a special education classroom, inclusion is different (Schildroth, & Hotto, 1994). According to inclusion, a student with an individualized education program is put in a general education classroom expecting that he will participate in this general education classroom as much as possible. Inclusion aims at bringing the modifications and necessary services for the learner into the general education classroom (Schildroth, & Hotto, 1994). The general education teacher is responsible for providing support and accommodations of ...

Abstract

This study analyzes the benefits and challenges of implementing an electronic medical system in both hospital and clinic environments. The overall research problem addressed in this study is determining how to effectively manage and communicate expectations associated with perceived benefits and challenges derived from a new install of an electronic medical record. The purpose of this study is to analyze perceptions associated with both the benefits and challenges derived from installing an electronic medical record system. This problem is relevant to many such as those who ...

Stereotyping is the process by which an individual looks at another person or group of people and makes a snap judgement about their abilities, intelligence, behavior, or mannerisms as a result of their outward appearance. Stereotyping is often considered to be linked with negative perceptions about an individual’s race or gender, but in reality, stereotyping can be done about any group-- and stereotyping does not have to include a negative generalization. However, generalizing about a group in a positive manner can be just as harmful to a business environment as generalizing in a negative manner. In the text Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts, Alquilar (2006) discusses ...

The US government has recently been embroiled in a series of fresh scandals under the Obama administration. The nature of the United States dictates that the actions of the government elected over the polity are in direct oversight of the polity by virtue of the rights of citizens. This creates an environment wherein political figures are often tried by the court of public opinion despite the possibility of the ostensible legality of their actions. In what was one of the most sensational scandals of the last century, President Bill Clinton saw his administration stained very seriously following his illicit sexual ...

Introduction.

When teaching science, instructors use a specialized language that has many dissimilarities from the language that students generally use throughout the day (O’Toole, 2003). Each different occasion for language has a set of intrinsic purposes, values and characteristics, and the purpose of these different traits is to demonstrate the unique properties of that category of language. For example, in scientific language, there is an emphasis on precision in diction, as well as conciseness and clarity. No matter what the language is, writers hope to achieve a style that is comprehensible to its readers while remaining true to the aims of the ...

Abstract

The coffee industry is found to be greater compared to the sales from soft drinks and other beverages. Two of the best companies when it comes to coffee and to other pastries are Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts. Dunkin’ Donuts reported to just slightly outperforms Starbucks when it comes to overall coffee sentiment. However, it was also discovered that Starbucks takes the lead when it comes to regular coffee while Dunkin’ Donuts leads when it comes to iced coffee.By looking on the core values and the strategic management of these two similar organizations, the paper ...

Opportunities for diversity

Diversity offers many opportunities to organizations. It broadens the talent pool in a company. The main rationale for developing programs for diversity and inclusion is its ability to tap on a wide range of skills that promote business efficiency. Diversity also has a moral side. Corporate policies can also be based on the grounds of morality and fairness. Diversity further improves business outcomes mainly because of the fact that it produces better decisions. From a legal perspective, there are laws and regulations that require companies not to discriminate against the marginalized or the underrepresented communities.

The challenges of implementing diversity in organizations

There is internal resistance from the organization. Implementing ...

The inclusion of NORAD site remarkably contributes to the understanding of the late Cold War. It is dates world war in the 1960s and 1970s when USSR focused on establishing intercontinental and sea-launched flying missiles.NORAD was in full control of all the operations that were launched during this time. NORAD was managed all the air planed missiles space operations. The site reveals more on the plans and operations that were launched to accomplish the Cold War missions by the USSR.

In the context of Professor Kallman, risk management is evolving and continuously expanding. The various risk management techniques are developed and researched. Professor Kallman concentrates on an ERM approach to risk management. The risk management is constantly changing and not everyone will openly adopt to any new change. Professor suggests that the risk manager should keep only three questions in mind which are the current position on the S curve, the long term career goals and the procedure to follow so as to reach to the goals. S shaped curve Is followed in many disciplines where the skills of ...

Section 1.0 Executive Summary

Previously Merchant’s Bank of Halifax, the Royal Bank of Canada was founded by 134 Halifax businessmen was founded in 1869. However, it was later changed to its present name in 1901. In 1941, RBC became the largest bank in Canada moving in parallel direct as Canada as far as the economy is concerned. With its headquarter based in Toronto, Ontario Canada, RBC is able to cater to 15 million highly diverse clienteles needing different services as indicated in the organization’s five business segments given its highly diversified and competent 79,000 workforce. At present, RBC thrives in ...

Investigation of the United Nations (UNESCO) World Heritage Convention

Over the Temple of Preah Vihear ABSTRACT

The research in this scholastic investigation intended verifying if the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Convention practices indeed contributed to the conflict already occurring between Thailand and Cambodia over contested border and who has sovereignty over the ancient Temple of Preah Vihear and found the existing literature more than ample proving this. With public, legal, and academic reports, the actions of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee proves it irresponsibly and with direct circumvention of its own protocols inappropriately named Cambodia with inscription on its Heritage ...

Martin Luther King’s speech in 1963 holds a place in history for it advocate on the rights of black people to be recognized by white Americans who discriminated them (Jameson and William 2007). The speech offered a powerful insight especially in education sector. Martin’s speech encompasses respect and acceptance to each other despite difference in race, ethnicity, religion, different ideologies and many other differences. One can argue that Martin Luther King actually anticipated the concept diversity. Schools, just like society have addressed diversity in different ways. Tracing back to history of America, there was an attempt to adjust cultural ...

 Sampling and Subjectsa. Does the researcher describe how informants were chosen? (Type of sample? How selected?)

The researcher described how the study sample had been obtained. The sample was drawn from communities living in the Pacific North West from both rural and urban areas. The sample consisted of lesbian couples and single mothers. Other conditions for inclusion into the study included, the participants had to be fluent in English, self-identified lesbians and had to have had a delivery within the preceding one year. The participants also had to consent to the study in writing.

Non-probability sampling was ...

Individual Project

The early child stage is regarded as the most significant developmental stage in a person’s life. The turn out of an individual is strongly influenced by the cognitive areas of development which include language, social, physical and emotional domains (American Psychological Association, 2001; Irwin, Siddiqi & Hertzman, 2007). This can explain the reason why individuals adopt certain behaviors. Some of these behaviors may result either to the well-being or detriment of a person. In Early Childhood Development it is proposed that the building blocks are ingrained between the child’s environmental conditions and biological factors which they go through ...

Leaders have a great role in establishing and sustaining an ethical climate in an organization. According to Randall (2012), ethical climate is the perception of what the correct way to behave is and how ethical issues should get handled in an organization. There are two broad dimensions of sources of power; positional and personal. Positional power is the kind of power acquired due to the position one holds while personal power is from someone’s personality or skills. Positional power further divides into legitimate, reward and coercive power. Personal power includes expert and referent ...

Experience

Introduction The objective of this document is to assess the multiculturalism level in Coca Cola Corporation with the utilization of the Multicultural Organizational Development (MCOD) Model, developed by Holvino et al. (2004). Multicultural organization, according to the authors illustrates several major characteristics: values and contributions of diverse employee background, employees reflect social and cultural diversity, organization acts to eliminate all types of oppression and discrimination, promotes inclusion and attempts to bring forward Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies.

Q1: Placing the Organization in the Continuum of Mono and Multiculturalism

Based on the analysis of the cultural background and evaluation of the strategic direction of the Coca Cola Company it is ...

This is a job advert posted by Kira Floorings and Wall Panels in Khaleej Times (2014). This job has the negative features, which makes it not attractive to potential candidates. At first, the job does not create an effective attention for the potential candidates. This is because it lacks an effective design, company logo and borders. As such, it becomes difficult for the potential candidates to associate themselves with the job being advertised, as well as the company.

Further, this job advert does not create desire among the potential candidates. This is evidenced by the fact that benefits and opportunities, ...

Economic Development Initiatives

Economic development initiatives are policies and strategies, which can be undertaken by institutions or organizations aiming to improve the economic condition of a particular area. It needs to be noted that not always do economic development initiatives symbolize introduction of fiscal policies and strategies in the economy, but the same also takes into account initiatives and strategies that are taken to enhance the standards of living and empowerment. Enhanced standards of living and empowerment have an impact on the economic condition of a particular area. In this context, the paper attempts to evaluate one particular Economic Development Initiative adopted in Northern ...

Job enrichment may be the form of career development in the absence of company turnover. First of all, it should be noted that job enrichment is frequently confused with job enlargement which is defined as a working process involving the increase in job tasks and scope. In its turn, job enrichment means quality increase in job results by applying additional attitudes, mechanisms and procedures to managing the job tasks.

In 2006 the U.S. Department of Labor (Bureau of Labor Statistics) has conducted a coherent and substantial research on the relationship between job enrichment and job satisfaction (Mohr, Zoghi 1 – 4). ...

Introduction

Recent years have seen American public schools experience an influx of students from all cultural heritages and social background. Diversity in the public education system is at the highest level. A modern-day classroom is comprised of students belonging to different social group defined by ethnicity religion, gender sexual orientation and so on. This increased diversity has prompted many schools to re-adjust their structure and functioning in order to accommodate each every culture and therefore affirm diversity. Affirming diversity means rejecting bigotry and stereotypes based on race, gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, ability, lifestyle, and religion (Nieto, 1992). It means ...

Wounds, whether due to lacerations or incisions, disrupt the integrity of the skin as the body’s first line of defense against infections. Blood vessels are similarly injured resulting in bleeding and significant bleeding if large blood vessels are involved. Hence, wounds must be managed promptly to promote hemostasis, prevent infection, maintain normal body function, and achieve the best cosmetic results (Pfenninger & Fowler, 2010). The method of wound closure is an important consideration as certain methods are better suited for specific types of wounds. There are various procedures employed in closing wounds, namely suturing, skin stapling, taping, ...

The organization of special needs families is a non-governmental organization that was founded in 2001 with the aim of giving extracurricular activities and a supportive community for children with special needs. Its offices are in the California State of the U.S.A. The organization offers programs such as the afterschool enrichment program, Saturday enrichment program and social group, summer day camp, and recreational opportunities. These programs involve activities such as music therapy, homework help, occupational therapy, hiking, swimming and community outing.

The organization was founded by a couple who felt the need of providing families and individuals with special needs a full and active ...

Part A: Strengths and Weaknesses

Purpose of the Study

The researchers have identified the purpose of the study as evaluating the efficacy of FCMPN in reducing fatigue among practice nurses. This is strength in the paper since a clear purpose and objective makes it easy for the reader to understand the study and relate it to nursing practice. FCMPN reduces fatigue, daytime sleepiness and patient care errors by improving sleep quality and quantity. Fatigue is a significant problem associated with working long hours and getting little rest. Nurses suffering from fatigue are a health risk since they are prone to making patient care errors which reduce the quality of care offered ...

The United States government behaves as an impe5ral institution in the attribute that the agenda and the rationale of capitalism are clearly valued. At the same time, the adherence to capitalism has wider implications. This is due to the fact, that the nations are constructions of specific people. The states that are within the nations are reflective of specific philosophies and interests. The states are biased toward male domination. This infers that men compose the majority of the power positions in the government and the state will defend the interests of the men in the society. The European Union ...

Economic transformation has led to tremendous change in the role, scale and meaning of major urban airports worldwide. The major gateway airports are attracting spatial concentrations of commercial activities, leading to transport induced growth (aerotropolis). In Australia, airports are becoming major business centers and are being leased off to private companies by the government. The airports are no longer public goods but profit oriented ventures. As a result of development of these airports by these private companies, complications arise which relate to land use, environmental impacts and implications, infrastructural transport and stakeholder relationship. The impacts of airports are a challenge to ...

a. The study framework used in this study was clearly identified as Lee et al., (2004) model of impaired sleep. This model provides that sleep loss or poor quality of sleep is as a result of inadequate sleep or disruption of sleep. It also provides that secondary factors that may also affect sleep include lifestyle situations and health-related problems.

b. The discussion used in the framework aims to link the concept of sleep loss and the increase of a person’s inability to perform various duties. The article cites various key areas affected by loss of sleep. The framework focuses on ...

THEME 1: Culture, Gender and Social Norms

Haught, John. Making Sense of Evolution: Darwin, God, and the Drama of Life. Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, 2010. Print.

This work traces the origin of humankind and the underlying values that have often informed behavior of man. Ever since the emergence of evolution theory, many questions have been posed in regards to its viability and especially on how it impacted human behavior over time. Evolution gives a scientific account of the development of man and it is often at loggerheads with the theological account of creation. The author of this work has a similar professional background with the author in the previous entry. Both authors have strong theological backgrounds in the Catholic Church and they are accomplished historians. This book gives ...