...Pre-Course Work Q1. Describe what your role, responsibilities and boundaries would be as a teacher / tutor in terms of the teaching / training cycle. Note - FENTO (The standards body before LLUK) described the teaching cycle as follows for each group of students:- a. Assessing the learners needs b. Planning and preparing teaching and learning programmes for groups and individuals c. Developing and using a range of teaching and learning techniques Managing the learning process d. Providing the learners with support e. Assessing the outcomes of learning and learners achievements f. Reflecting upon and evaluating one’s own performance and planning future practice g. Meeting professional requirements. A1. A tutor is responsible for all of the above aspects: * Pre –Course be aware of the level of knowledge, experience and competence of the candidates * Planning and preparation of the course. Aims and objectives must be met, how long the course is, the information to be taught and how it will be assessed. * Different teaching styles to meet the needs of the candidates as different styles suit some better than others and be prepared to adapt. * Management of the process be prepared to adapt training to fit the needs of the delegates, confirm knowledge throughout with assessments. * Tutor support throughout the course; be prepared to give help and guidance to the individuals. Question and answer sessions, what maybe obvious...
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...Physical: Juho’s current medical condition, being apparently injured with impaired mobility, could lead to physical health deterioration and permanent poor health if left untreated. Also, his poor nutrition and hygiene over time may cause medical or physical deterioration. Mental: His medication adherence, distress from auditory hallucinations and paranoia are currently impacting him severely. If his adherence is not addressed, he may continue to experience distress from psychotic symptoms, and may not be able to lead a fulfilling life. This may worsen his ability to feel safe at home, and ultimately pose a risk to his well being and create accommodation concerns. Excessive alcohol intake may also lead to long-term health problems, as well as complications with withdrawal (Archibald et al., 2019). Social: If no support is given to Juho to avoid social isolation, he may lose close support, may deteriorate without anyone noticing, and his mental state may worsen from a lack of external interaction if he becomes preoccupied with his internal experience (Ellis,...
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...ASSESSING AND MANAGING YOUR FINANCIAL SITUATION Cancer and its treatment can leave a survivor with a need to review current and future financial goals. Events such as illness, disability, employment changes and investment disappointments can affect your personal and financial well-being. An assessment of your situation can help define your present financial status as well as prepare for future planning, saving, spending and dealing with financial emergencies. Preparation for changes and challenges to finances can contribute to increased financial security. ------------------------------------------------- Assessing and Managing Your Financial Situation: Detailed Information This information is meant to be a general introduction to this topic. The purpose is to provide a starting point for you to become more informed about important matters that may be affecting your life as a survivor and to provide ideas about steps you can take to learn more. This information is not intended nor should it be interpreted as providing professional medical, legal and financial advice. You should consult a trained professional for more information. Please read the Suggestions and Additional Resources documents for questions to ask and for more resources. Cancer and its treatment can leave a survivor with need to review current and future financial goals. Dealing with financial matters might seem overwhelming. However, an assessment of your current situation can help define your present financial...
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...following skills. Sense Making will help me to provide meaning to my experiences and relate this to my current tasks. Having a broad knowledge in this area will enable me to relate to different situations and deal with matters in a professional and advising manner. Social Intelligence will provide the confidence of my recipients, along with trust in difficult situations. Cross-Cultural Competency will be beneficial enabling me to operate in whichever environment I am placed. Strong communicational skills will need to be demonstrated to connect with a wide range of people and build relationships to work effectively together. Design Mindset will enable me not to focus on the problem, however, to focus on the solution and what action will be required in certain situations. Virtual Collaboration will need to be demonstrated enabling me to work productively and demonstrate my team leadership skills. Learning online is different because it is not the traditional face to face communication. Online communication requires more focus and discipline than the traditional classroom learning. Developing a time management strategy, making the most of online discussions, staying motivated and making connections with fellow students are some of the important key factors in being successful in online learning. From the readings of week two I have learnt about constructivism, social...
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...Environmental Reporting & Corporate Social Responsibility Briefly discuss what is difficult about environmental reporting based on the following items Measurement Issues Transparency And Disclosure Issues Accountability Substitutability Title and Content Layout • Add your first bullet point here Corporate Social Responsibility Environmental Reporting Public disclosure by a firm of its environmental performance information, similar to the publication of its financial performance information. Environmental Reporting & withCorporate Social List Responsibility • Addcompany’s sense bullet point here A your second • Add your thirdand environment (bot the community bullet point here of responsibility towards h ecological and social) in which it operates. Companies express this citizenship (1)through their waste and pollution reduction pr ocesses, (2) by contributing educational and social programs, (3) by earning adequate returns on the employed resources. Measurement Issues There are serious concerns on the appropriateness of attempting to monetize nature in this way. No satisfactory method of assessing, basing our decision-making on the wider implications of our activities. Time Horizons Business decisions tend to be made on the basis of what is likely to happen in the next financial year, year up to five years into the future. Unfortunately some of the environmental impacts that result from business activities can continue to have a negative ...
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...Application of learning domains to learning in health and social care…………03-06 3.2 Different ways of learning in Health and social care workplaces…………….06-07 3.3 Analysis on the relation of learning theories to the development of understanding and skills of health care…………………………………………………………….07-08 3. Understand the impact of learning styles on learning by individuals……………..08-11 4.4 Factors influencing the effectiveness of learning……………………………08-09 4.5 Concepts of learning Style…………………………………………………..09-11 4.6.1 David Kolb’s Model………………………………………………..09-10 4.6.2 Peter Honey and Alan Mumford’s Model…………………………10 4.6 Assessing preferred learning style………………………………………..10 4.7 Influence of Learning Theory on own learning…………………………10-11 4. Ability to suggest strategy for delivering and assessing learning in a health and Social care workplace……………………………………………………………………12-13 4.1 Factors considered in planning a workplace learning program:……………..12 4.2 Relevant teaching strategies for learning health and social care workplaces:….12. 4.3 A strategy for delivering and assessing learning in health and Social care workplace:……………………………………………………………………………….13. 5. Understanding ways to support the individual learning needs of health and Social Care Workplace:………………………………………………………………………………13 5.1 Barriers of Learning in health and Social Care Workplace:………………………13 5.2 Methods for identifying...
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...Each case covers different areas of this course so that you can spend your time on this assignment further researching the set of topics that most interest you and/or will be most beneficial in your future career. Be sure to address all the questions for your chosen case and demonstrate five or more theories or principles learned in this course as a part of your case analysis. Your paper must be written in APA format with a proper title page and reference list that cites at least 5 scholarly sources. Please do not simply record answers to the questions, rather synthesize your responses into a cohesive case study analysis. Please upload your final project paper to Blackboard through the Assignment Manager tool. The 2,000-word count does not include charts, graphs, title page or supporting appendices. I will be using the Final Project Rubric (see end of this assignment) to grade your case analysis. Please Note: There are few right or wrong answers in the business world. There are really only efficient and inefficient, and effective and ineffective business decisions. If there were always right answers businesses would never fail. These questions were created to challenge you to apply the materials you have learned to real business situations. For this reason, when grading your answers, I will be focusing on your justification or support for your specific answers. Use the Assignment Manager link to submit your project. Unit #1 Closing Case #1 - "Best of the Best of the Best –...
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...Table of Contents Chapter 1 Mass Media Literacy 2 Chapter 2 Media Technology 16 Chapter 3 Media Economics 33 Chapter 4 Ink on Paper 49 Chapter 5 Sound Media 64 Chapter 6 Motion Media 80 Chapter 7 New Media Landscape 96 Chapter 8 News 112 Chapter 9 Entertainment 128 Chapter 10 Public Relations 144 Chapter 11 Advertising 160 Chapter 12 Mass Audiences 176 Chapter 13 Mass Media Effects 192 Chapter 14 Mass Media and Governance 209 Chapter 15 Mass Media Globalization 225 Chapter 16 Media Law 241 Chapter 17 Ethics 258 Chapter 1 Mass Media Literacy 1.1 Multiple-Choice Questions 1) Media researchers at Ball State University found that people are intentionally involved in a media activity for __________ percent of their waking hours. A) 1 B) 10 C) 30 D) 60 Answer: C, Topic: Media Ubiquity Page Ref: 3 2) Traditionally, mass communication is defined as the technology-assisted transmission of messages to A) print journalists. B) interpersonal audiences. C) mass audiences. D) only niche audiences. Answer: C, Topic: Media Ubiquity Page Ref: 4-5 3) According to the research firm Nielsen, the medium that is used much more per day than other media is A) music. B) magazines. C) television. D) newspapers. Answer: C, Topic: Media Ubiquity Page Ref: 4 4) Mass media have become so integrated into people’s lives that __________ is common. A) mainstreaming B) media multitasking C) writing letters...
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...Process HCS/465 Evaluating the Research Process There are many steps to the research process that a researcher must go through. From choosing the subject or a problem to writing the final report, steps are important to maintain a set of standards to the research process. Reviewing the appropriate literature and considering ethical decisions in data collection are also equally important. The types of data collected and how it was collected will help in drawing a conclusion to the significance of the project. With an appropriate amount of statistically sound data a determination can then be made as to whether the research project or study was effective. This paper will be using the article “Who Gives a Tweet: Assessing Patients’ Interest in the Use of Social Media for Health Care” for examples of how the research process is used to determine the effectiveness of a study the article. Research Process The research process begins with selecting a problem or question that a researcher seeks to find an answer to. The researcher will form a hypothesis based off their theory or other research. Third the literature is reviewed. Next, researcher will list all the measures that must be looked at and decide on the subjects for the project. The researcher will then need to decide upon and describe the design of the research as well as decide on the appropriate way to measure their variables. The last steps of the research process are then to analyze the data collected, draw...
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...INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW: Today India is on a threshold of massive development, thanks to the various initiatives taken by the Govt. of India over the last 10 years or as we call it the Dawn of the era of liberalization. The economics policies have been liberalized time and again to accelerate the process of industrial growth. The government is making constant efforts to encourage the entrepreneurs by providing the climate conducive for development and growth. as a result of which various projects are coming up and due to which various applications are being received by state and national financial institutions for financial assistance. Project finance is thus becoming a field of specialization in itself. There is an ever increasing thrust on the capital formation and this capital formation is done in any economy through massive infrastructure projects like setting up a new industry , launching of the green field projects to name a few. Apart form this the Govt. of India has identified certain core factors through which it can make a quantum leap in the area of foreign exports namely the IT sector and the Pharma sector. And due to the competitive advantage that India has because of its labour force, which ids highly skilled and at the same time available very cheap, the Pharma Industry in India is set for growth. But at the same time Pharma industry is a different type of industry altogether and it has own set technical requirement and also its own capital...
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...Potential — for what? What every CEO should know – new insights into selecting the right leaders to secure your competitive future. Potential — for what? 1 Contents Potential — for what? Break-through approaches to selecting future leaders 2 3 5 Is your employee or candidate ready, willing and able to take on the next role? The ‘growth’ factors that enable people to develop over time Derailers: Is it them? Is it you? (It is probably both) Potential — for what? A roadmap Understanding the job and its context Best practices in assessing potential Summary – 5 key steps to Identifying and Managing Potential Leadership Roles Matrix Leadership Competencies 8 11 13 15 16 17 18 19 ©2006 Hay Group. All Rights Reserved www.haygroup.com Potential — for what? Potential — for what? CEOs at the world’s most successful companies know that they can only safeguard their business’s competitive future if they have the right leaders to develop and implement their strategy. While CEOs know they can also hire external candidates, they also know that the track record of outside hires can be very unpredictable. CEOs and HR Directors from those organizations seen as best by their peers for managing talent, prefer to ensure they develop a good bench-strength of talent from inside their own organizations. For many years CEOs at the world’s most successful companies – such as GE, P&G, BP – have seen the importance of securing their long term competitive...
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...therefore, this review will generally discuss the use of defined strategic planning processes within the organizational structure of the Canadian Forces Military Police. More specifically, this review will discuss various processes for defining operational mandates, defining strategic requirements to manage change, developing tactical implementation plans and strategies for implementing and monitoring the implementation of planned systems of change. Implementing Strategic Management Processes to Manage Change within the Canadian Forces Military Police The Canadian Forces Military Police (CFMP) is a component division of the Department of National Defence and is responsible for providing “professional police, security and operational support services” (CFPM) to the Canadian Forces worldwide. As a vital component of government, mandated to defend the nation of Canada, the CFMP contribute to the delivery of a public service as mandated by Canadian Law. As such, the CFMP is a vital public institution of the Federal Government of Canada and serves to maintain discipline and enforce the rule of law (Report of the Somalia Commission of Inquiry, 1997) within the Canadian Forces. Members of the...
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...contents page > School of Health and Social Care www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/shsc mentoring a resource for those who facilitate placement learning Developed by The Practice Education Group (PEG) students and mentors School of Health & Social Care Oxford Brookes University Specific contributions by Pam Sharp, Tim Ainslie, Anna Hemphill, Stephanie Hobson Clair Merriman, Paul Ong, Judy Roche go to contents page > Definitions Placement learning “is a planned period of learning, normally outside the institution at which the student is enrolled, where the learning outcomes are an intended part of a programme of study. It includes those circumstances where students have arranged their own learning opportunity with a placement provider, with the approval of the institution…” (Quality Assurance Agency QAA (2001), Section 9 pg 4, Code of Practice for the assurance of academic quality standards in Higher Education Institutions) Accessed on 24.6.05 www.qaa.ac.uk/academicinfrastructure/codeOfPractice/section9/PlacementLearning.pdf Facilitation roles Those who facilitate placement learning undertake a variety of roles which may include support, assessment and facilitation of learning. There is a wide range of role titles that describe these roles including: Assessor, Mentor, Practice Educator, Preceptor, Clinical Teacher, Associate Mentor, Clinical Educator or Practice Teacher. 2 Version 1 September 2005 © School of Health and Social Care, Oxford Brookes University,...
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...Financial Ratio Analysis A GUIDE TO USEFUL RATIOS FOR UNDERSTANDING YOUR SOCIAL ENTERPRISE’S FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE December 2013 Ratio Analysis Acknowledgments This guide and supporting tools were developed by Julie Poznanski, Bryn Sadownik and Irene Gannitsos as part of the Demonstrating Value Initiative at Vancity Community Foundation. The guide was released in December 2010, with minor updates in December 2013. Further copies of the guide can be downloaded at www.demonstratingvalue.org. i|Page Ratio Analysis Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 1 The Ratios ....................................................................................................................................... 2 Profitability Sustainability Ratios........................................................................................... 2 Operational Efficiency Ratios ................................................................................................ 5 Liquidity Ratios .......................................................................................................................... 7 Leverage Ratios ........................................................................................................................ 9 Other Ratios .........................................................................................................
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..."Green Growth": A Necessity Green growth is a new buzzword among the policymakers around the world. For many policymakers it's a new magical word that can play a very significant role in the development of a country. Green growth is viewed as a key to sustainable growth. It has been recognized that there is an urgent need of transition towards green growth to achieve sustainable development and prosperity. As per Asian Development Bank "... green growth is an imperative not a luxury, for developing Asia". It is still not clear whether 'green growth' is a new transitional shift or just another gimmick to cover up inconsistencies between economic and environmental objectives of governments. There is no universally accepted definition of green growth. But normally it is being treated as a synonym to sustainable development. "Green growth is fostering economic growth and development, while ensuring that natural assets continue to provide resources and environmental services on which our well-being relies"-OCED. So green growth basically emphasizes on the efficient use of natural resources that minimizes pollution and environmental impacts at the same time it also plays role of environmental management and natural capital in preventing physical disasters. Main focus of green growth is low carbon growth that promotes growth with the help of creation of new environment friendly products. Green growth is matter of both economic policy and sustainable development. Politicians normally...
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