... | | |Date: 06/16/16 |Signature: Mary Quinn | |Time In 400 PM |Time Out 8:00 PM |Total Duration – 3.5 hrs | |Type of Session: | |Supervised visit conducted In Father’s (Angel) residence at 525 Amherst Street, Apt. B38, Nashua, NH. | | | |BOTH PARENTS WERE PRESENT – Mariana Cruz (Mother), Angel Rodriguez (Father) | | | | | | ...
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...Taffe’s Ice Land Case Analysis Taffe’s Ice Land is clearly already sustaining itself by breaking even. Ty just needs to develop a plan that focuses on his current strengths, which is what is currently working for Taffe’s Ice Land and target those to increase them. The SWOT analysis is a powerful tool to determine everything. His current strengths are definitely the hockey sessions and weekend hours. Ty has been able to successfully manage this and kept the business up and running. Hockey sessions should continue to be held in order to continue breaking even, however Ty needs to work on the schedules. One of his weaknesses is the fact that he can’t handle huge amounts of clientele because he needs to have the business well staffed during these peak hours. Labor costs are one of the most expensive costs in a business. A major external opportunity is that children are constantly dropped off by parents and Taffe’s Ice Land is the only ice skating rink in town. Just the fact that he is and continues to be the only ice rink in town, gives Taffe’s Ice Land a great advantage. The only threat that Ty has encountered is the scheduling of the public skating sessions. Ty still hasn’t been able to figure out how to make it work so he can increase his profits. Since his strength so far has been running the hockey sessions, Ty should continue to offer them, but also on a more programmatic way. This will allow him to continue offering the hockey clinics and figure skating...
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...right or wrong. One do the hardest things in life is trying to judge someone's true character and not who you want them to be. This is something that Steve’s parents are now struggling with. On pages 110-113, Steve’s Dad came to visit him in jail. This was the first time we have gotten a glimpse of Steve’s dad and who he is. While Steve was having a conversation with his father, his father began to start crying. An initial thought that it was a very emotional moment to just sit with your son and know that he is in jail. As you continue to read based on how Steve seems to live, you realize that Steve’s dad was expressing pain for his son, but may have also felt bad for his son because he thought he was innocent and suffering through jail for no reason. One thing that stuck out to me was when he told his son everything was going to turn out okay. Overall from this, it lead me to believe that Mr. Harmon does not think his son is guilty....
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...PARENTS FEEL ALONE, ASK THEM TO VISIT AGED CARE CENTRE In this era, people are busy in building their economic and social life. Accordingly, in the race, people tend to ignore their aged parents, who need both psychological and physical support in their age. However, one cannot simply leave his or her career all the time. If you are in a similar solution and looking for a solution, the following article will help you out. Aged Care Centre Aged Care Perth is special institutions that look after aged parents. Not only this, these are a hub of social interaction, as aged parents from all over the area regularly visit or stay at the aged care centre. For the application, one will have to pay a nominal charge for the services of workers in the...
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...and his girlfriend that visits his parents’ in Florida. His parents don’t have a house so they live in a trailer near the lake. The next day he borrows his father’s bike and has an accident. He has just left his wife because she couldn’t have kids and then he has got a new girlfriend. But it’s like a mysterious because he wants his girlfriend to be with him as a comfort and then again he won’t her not to touch him. When we hear the mother’s attitude to the girlfriend it isn’t quite good. She doesn’t like his new girlfriend and want her to say that she isn’t feeling well and that they need to leave earlier. The short story tells us about relationship, emotion, respect and drinking because it’s the relationship to everyone in the trailer we are hearing about but mostly the man and his girlfriend and their emotions that are stock. They have some big problems for example that she is drinking and he actually doesn’t care. He only says that she isn’t aloud to drink in his parents’ home. We know that the girlfriend has a big problem when we hear that she turn on the bathroom light and open the shower door and drink whiskey from her shampoo bottle. When people have to hide something we know that they have problems – she just can’t take a whiskey bottle, she has to hide it in a shampoo bottle. The man want to have kids but his wife whom he has left couldn’t have kids and his new girlfriend whom is drinking won’t stop drinking and she says, “Pregnant women shouldn’t drink”. His hope...
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...The main character, Antonio, is faced with culture conflict in his own family due to the fact that his parents are from two completely different backgrounds. The culture conflict seen occurs when both his parents express their different dreams for Antonio. It may not have been so hard to pursue one of his parent’s dreams if he was not the youngest child, but since he is he is the last chance his parents have to live through their children, for neither one of their other children followed the path of life that they wanted. Consequently, both the mother and the father will get in multiple arguments over the path of life they want Antonio to follow. Anaya expresses in his novel when Antonio was being born and both sides of the family went to visit...
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...study of 33 parents by Associate Professor Juliet Behrens, Associate Professor Bruce Smyth and Dr Rae Kaspiew; and a larger, prospective, longitudinal study of 80 parents and 19 children by Professor Patrick Parkinson, Associate Professor Judy Cashmore, the Hon Richard Chisholm and Judi Single, from the University of Sydney Faculty of Law.3 Behrens, Smyth and Kaspiew The Australian Research Council funded Behrens, Smyth and Kaspiew (2008a, 2008b, 2009a, 2009b) to undertake a small-scale, retrospective, qualitative study involving in-depth interviews with 38 separated parents (27 fathers and 11 mothers) concerning their experiences of contested relocation proceedings in the Family Court of Australia (FCA), the Federal Magistrates Court or the Family Court of Western Australia between 2002 and mid-2005 (i.e. where the Court order had been made between 18 months and five years previously). The research team also planned to interview the children of these parents, but after only being able to recruit three children had to abandon this aspect of their study. The study aimed to specifically examine how parents (and children) perceived the impact on themselves and other family members of the decision; what had happened for the family members in the aftermath of the decision (for example, how had patterns of contact evolved in the period after the decision?); and what reflections on the process did parents have, and what advice would they have for other parents? Parents were recruited...
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...Smooth Transitioning For Conrad For Conrad to have a smooth transition from one program to the next, there must be a plan in place. I believe that this is what is mentioned in the case study when addressing the IEP team’s concerns and the parents concerns as well. The IEP meeting should be taking place at least six months in advance of his third birthday so that there is time to create a smooth transition for Conrad. In the IEP meeting they can discuss the program/programs that Conrad will be attending and put in place transition actions to be taken. They can also set in place what services will continue after transition and what will change (Utah Parent Center, 2012). One request I would ask for is for Conrad to stay in his current program...
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...Georgia Jacob’s life consisted of basketball, school & making sure he had the nicest shoes among the rest of his sophomore high school class. Jacob wasn’t a bad teenager at all; he stayed away from drugs, parties and was expected to do well after high school. Amidst these positive nodes Jacobs parents. Mark & Joann, were very successful financial advisors and did their best to give him whatever he wanted; and very much succeeded. “ Come on Jacob it is not even that serious”, insisted Mark. “Dad, really? I have to miss the first game of the season because you and mom have to go and visit a woman we haven’t needed to see since I was 2, wow”. Joann was stuck in a sticky situation she knew how important this game was to Jacob but more importantly her husbands close friend was dying. “Jacob stop there are things about this visit more important than basketball unknown to you.” Jacob quickly ascended up the stairs to his room. Lying on his bed flicking his favorite basketball in the air. As the brown leather slid across his fingers with every movement of his arms he slowly calmed down and finished packing his bags. Suddenly with every grab and push of cloth into his duffel bag his resentment slowly rises once again. Once he was finished packing he slowly slipped his designer headphones, a gift for scoring 20 points in a game last year, over his ears. Carrying his duffel bag down the spiral staircase was somewhat of a challenge considering he packed a pair of shoes for everyday...
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...Tom is an employed, married 16-year-old male. He has recently been ill and saw his physician at the Rasmussen Clinic. Naturally his parents are concerned and have asked for a copy of the clinic visit. You are the Release of Information clerk at Rasmussen Clinic. Will you provide Tom’s parents with a copy of the clinic note? Why or why not? Provide justification for your decision. Even though Tom is young and not quite an adult, Tom’s parents are not allowed to look at or get access to the clinical note. The reason for that is because they are not authorized. 2. Becky has recently been diagnosed with chlamydia. You are the Release of Information clerk at Rasmussen Clinic with a request from the Center for Disease Control. You do not have an authorization from Becky...
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...RN Abstract The B family lives in Marlboro, New Jersey. They are a family of four leading a very busy daily routine. Through changes in family structure, work routines along with an increase in daily activities of the children Mr. and Mrs. B family express concerns about finding ways to incorporate nutrition, health and exercise into their daily routines. They are meeting with a nurse through in home visits to learn ways to promote a healthy diet and lifestyle. The B family, through education, health promoting behaviors and following proper nutrition guidelines have begun to reduce their risk of heart disease and obesity. Family Health Risk Assessment Identifying Data The B family is a middle class nuclear family living. Their family was a traditional nuclear family after the births of their children with Mr. B working and Mrs. B staying home with the children, but is considered slightly less than traditional as Mrs. B has returned to work. The B family is a dual-parent family living in a middle class suburban neighborhood in Marlboro, N.J. Both parents work full time outside of the home with Mr. B traveling frequently for work. Both children attend public schools and are bussed to and from school daily. Mrs. B leaves for work at the same time children leave for school. Mr. B works from home as well as frequent meetings and traveling on the east coast. J.E.B. is thirty-eight years old white female. She is five-foot eleven inches tall and weighs one hundred...
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...Is a parent who has never participated in their child's life still their ‘parent’ or are they a stranger? One of the most well written memoirs, “All Over but the Shoutin’” by Rick Bragg, has all the necessary criteria to be one of the finest. The author paints vivid recollections of his father--- a man who left his family to eventually live a lonely and solemn life. It is cinematic, and Bragg exemplifies an awareness of time. “All Over but the Shoutin'” is a haunting memoir about the struggle of accepting a parent who has abandoned his own flesh and blood. It emphasizes on both personal history and on the historical context in which the events took place. The memoir hooks the reader and peaks their interest, further forcing them into inquiring for more. The author recalls when, as a teenager, he paid a final visit to his dying father. He explained how hard it was visiting him for the first and last time since he left, and how difficult it was to confront his abandonment. Through strong diction and tone, rhetorical devices, and the conflict shown, Bragg displays the theme of being trapped between forgiving and hating his father. Before Bragg allows the reader to fully...
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...This is the plan that I have created for my Center and I believe that it meets the criteria of this class. I believe that developmentally appropriate program must be developed focusing on the following beliefs. That our staff will be committed to providing active hands on type of learning atmosphere. In fulfilling our commitment to the children enrolled, we attempt to implement and educational program with the following philosophy. We believe that children learn best when allowed to be actively involved in the classroom. We provide three-dimensional learning experiences that encourage busy involvement opposed to inactive two-dimension instruction. A child enrolled in our program will enjoy the time they spend in their classrooms. His/hers experiences will be fun and rewarding-fostering in a positive attitude toward school and learning. Children are encouraged to be themselves. They begin at their own individual level of development and progress at their own rate. They feel free to investigate and arrive at conclusions without fear of making a mistake. We believe the program should offer opportunities for exposure to a large variety of learning. Activities range from total class involvement to tailored individual projects. The child is an active, talkative explorer interacting with peers and teachers. The learning process is enhanced by interest centers consisting of a variety of stimulating materials and play opportunities. The centers are open ended providing...
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...start with the Williams. The main person whom which I interviewed was Jon Williams. His mother was Anna Claudia and his father was Hugbert Williams both from Germany. He does not know his grandfather on his mother’s side but he does know his grandmother. His grandmother was Veronica Koopmann. His father’s father was Greichi Williams, and his grandmother on his father’s side Schreiezch Bell. Jon was an only child in his family. All of these people in his family are from Germany and are 100% German. Jon Williams grew up in the suburbs of Tampa and later moved to the suburbs of Chicago. Both his father and his mother grew up in Germany. Jon was born in the US after his mother and father came to America in 1987. His mother was 27 and his father was 30. He still remains in contact with relatives, parents and his children. Jon has 2 girls and 1 boy. The places where his relatives are varied, a few live in America but most of his relatives are in Germany, in the city of Berlin. He usually visits his far away relatives once or twice a year and goes weekly to see those who are nearby. His original family name was not changed and has stayed Williams as far back as he can remember. Jon is a Catholic and attends Sunday masses with his spouse. His spouse is not the same background as him, she is Lithuanian. Jon went to a public school in Tampa from preschool to 6th and then continued his education in Chicago. His neighborhood was culturally different in...
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...When I walked into Goodhue for the second time this semester, I was greeted warmly like I had been in my previous visits. My third graders who I had bonded with last semester swarmed me with hugs and greetings. They asked me to stay with them for the day, but I ended up staying with the kindergarten class. The kindergarteners ate snack in the gym while we waited for all of the other buses to arrive. We stayed there for a little while, then we went into another building to go to homework time. The children sat at three different tables that were picked by their teacher and did their homework. They got help from myself and the three other instructors. Most of the children had the same homework sheet, which was a sheet with different letters....
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