...Local School Community Collage . EDU 210 June 10, 2013 .grand canyon university Local School Community Collage The collage that I created was designed to show people what stakeholders of a local school community look like. Stakeholders of education are no longer just the teachers, parents or students. Being a stakeholder involves any responsible agency, adult, business, social service, police department, fire department, council members, neighborhood watch programs, religious leaders, elected officials and many more. A stakeholder is a person or an organization that has a common, interest in what happens in the school system. Each stakeholder has the same goal in mind, and that is to make sure that each student receives the proper education and that they are treated equally. “As a stakeholder a teacher is expected to obtain the professional knowledge and lead their students through instruction” (Walters, 2011). “The school district superintendent has the job responsibility of making sure personnel selections meet state standards and benefits the district with their educational experience” (Walters, 2011). “The district superintendent as a stakeholder also makes important decisions in matters such as new school construction, the districts finance, and a major part of the curriculum and teaching that goes on in the schools of the district” (Walters, 2011). “The district superintendent has other responsibilities that include creating long-term plans for technology, educational...
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...My collage includes pictures of who I believe are the major stakeholders in a local school community. I started by incorporating pictures of people on the top who actually create rules for the children and teachers within the schools. I was sure to find a picture that showed a group of what I perceived as an administrator, a state representative, a superintendent and a principal gathering to create ways to better the education of students. My idea was to actually show someone from the state meeting with school board representatives with the new rules mandated. I added a picture of a gentleman separate which I choose to reflect the principal who would then pass the information learned down to his teachers. The second level of my collage is to show the teachers first having a meeting amongst themselves and making sure they all know the new curriculum put upon them for the students and the education of them thereof. The second picture shows a teacher having one-on-one time with the students to ensure they are understanding the material taught to them. The third picture is an example of a teacher meeting with the parents of the child. I choose this picture to show how teachers can incorporate family so that they also know what is being taught ensuring the support is not only there for the child at school but also at home. The next level, which is the second to bottom portion of my collage, represents families actually putting the time in to help the child at home and actually displaying...
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...Marla Sams EDU 210 – Foundations of Education October 18, 2012 Dr. Tim Florian Local School Community Collage My collage contains the major stakeholders of a local school community. They include community, family, preschool, and school district stakeholders. The community stakeholders include state lawmakers, state licensing personnel, local organization members, child service agencies, local businesses and their owners, and real estate organizations and companies. Family stakeholders are students, parents, extended family members of students, parents of community preschoolers, and student guardians. Preschool stakeholders include the preschool board of directors, program owners, program directors, preschool teachers, and preschool teaching staff. School district stakeholders are education administrators, school board members, school site committee members, teachers, other certified staff, classified staff, and school volunteers. All these stakeholders work together with the best interest of the school district at heart. State lawmakers make the laws that school districts follow. State licensing personnel ensure all school personnel are properly educated, trained, and meet all licensing requirements. They also issue all certificates and licenses to school employees. Local organization members are churches, Rotary Club, and other civic organizations; child service agencies, such as Big Brothers and Big Sisters and YMCA; local businesses and their owners; and...
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...EDU-210 November 10, 2012 Local School Community Collage To incorporate an educational school system, there are six distinctive educational stakeholders involved in this process. The school board members, superintendent, site administrator, teachers, parents, and students are closely involved in the overall operations of schools. The school board is comprised of members that are usually elected by the residents of the school district. The size of a school board varies between districts. School boards have the power to hire and fire teachers and administrators. The school district superintendent has the job responsibility of making sure personnel selections meet state standards and benefits the district with their educational experience. The superintendent makes important decisions in matters such as new school construction, the districts finance, and a major part of the curriculum and teaching in the schools of the district. The site administrator or principal is the stakeholder in the school setting; he/she is expected to set the academic tone for students, parents, staff, and community members through effective leadership. The teacher, along with the student, plays an interactive role in the education process, because one cannot function without the other. The teacher as a stakeholder is expected to possess the professional knowledge to lead the students in instruction. The parents’ role, as educational stakeholders, is to ensure that their children will receive...
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...Bibliography………………………………………………………………………..19 Executive Summary Ellen’s College is a unique undergraduate institution. It was established in 2010 with the goal to building a reputation as a leading educational service that produces good skills. Its key business activity for the past two years has been to educate and promote excellent students with good passing marks that are ready to make a difference in the corporate world of today. Its Operational business plan for 2013 is to promote good quality educational programs that equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to be marketable for employment. The focus of the college is based on excellence and community engagement. The guide has been the vision to be a great learning institution with its mission to meeting the learning needs of the community. Assessment conducted in 2010 on Market and Competitors gave a clear indication of the success of the business. The college’s activities include the offering of undergraduate certification and online...
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...The program I am going to talk about in this case report is the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) in the United States. A brief history about the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, through 1989, nine Prescription Drug Monitoring Program has been established. Two were located in state Attorneys General offices (California 1939 and Pennsylvania, 1972); two departments of Public Safety (Hawaii, 1943 and Texas, 1981) one in Department of Substance Abuse Services (Illinois, 1961); one in a Board of Pharmacy; and one in a Department of Consumer Affairs, Bureau of Health Professions (Michigan, 1988). How PDMPs are organized and operated varies among states. Each state determines which agency houses the PDMP; which controlled substances must be reported; which types of dispensers are required to submit data (e.g., pharmacies); how often data are collected; who may access information in the PDMP database (e.g., prescribers, dispensers, or law enforcement); the circumstances under which the information may (or must) be accessed; and what enforcement mechanisms are in place for noncompliance. A lot of people die from overdose of drugs in the United States and from drug abuse, not only that but there a lot of non-medical drug use in the United States as well. According to the Congressional Research Service Seven million individuals aged 12 or older (2.7% of this population) were current nonmedical users of Prescription or psychotherapeutic drugs in 2010 over 1 million emergency...
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...Students: General information: Year : | Freshmen | Sophomore | Junior | Senior | College: | | | | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 1. | I am satisfied with the services of the library offered at QU. | Highly dissatisfied | Dissatisfied | Natural | Satisfied | Highly satisfied | 2. | I am satisfied with the level Laboratory facilitiesoffered at QU. | | | | | | 3. | I am satisfied with the level of IT Servicesoffered at QU. | | | | | | 4. | I am satisfied with theStudent Learning SupportCenterservices. | | | | | | 5. | I am satisfied with the Student Counseling services. | | | | | | 6. | I am satisfied with theCareer services offered at QU. | | | | | | 7. | I am satisfied with the advising servicesoffered at QU. | | | | | | 8. | I am satisfied with thestudent activities | | | | | | 9. | I am satisfied with the recreation in +++ | | | | | | 10. | I am satisfied with the food services | | | | | | 11. | I am satisfied with the student activities | | | | | | 12. | I am satisfied with the student activities | | | | | | 13. | I would rate the level of enriching education experiences by : | Very low | Low | Medium | High | Very high | 14. | I am satisfied with the campus life experience overall. Seniors | | | | | | Faculty | | Highly dissatisfied | Dissatisfied | Natural | Satisfied | Highly satisfied | 1 | I am satisfied with the overall level of housing, compensation, benefits and fairness...
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...[pic][pic] Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka Department of Marketing Term paper on Identifying the Marketing Strategy in Existing Mobile Company in Bangladesh Submitted to Md. Mizanur Rahman Mazumder Chairman Department of Marketing Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. Submitted by Md. Shibly Hasan Dept. Marketing Roll no: 9575781 Registration no: 1625621 Date of submission: 15 April, 2013. Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka Letter of Transmittal 15 April, 2013 Md. Mizanur Rahman Mozumder Chairman, Department of Marketing, Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. Subject: Submission of term paper Dear Sir, With great respect, I am happy to submit my report on the topic “Identifying the marketing strategy in existing mobile company in Bangladesh”. I am felling proud to prepare my Report under your energetic guidance and supervision. This report is an important part of BBA program. In completing the report I tried my level best to blend all my knowledge and in imparting every accessible details of the survey avoiding needless intensification of the report. Your priceless supervision, suggestion, and guidance have helped me to prepare the report with trouble-free. I will be very glad, if you kindly accept this Internship Report. Sincerely yours, Md. Shibly Hasan Roll: 9575781 Rage: 1625621 Program: BBA Department of Marketing Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. National University, Bangladesh...
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...Ad1. John Clendenin faced a number of different challenges, depending on the stage of his career. First, as the administrative manager of parts and supply area. He started to be the leader of long-term experienced logistic guys with the usual confines action. Moreover, the Clendenin’s previous success cause that his team became reluctant to continue providing the information necessary to compliment his strategy. He had particular issue with Tom Gunner, who had been working with Xerox for 20 years. Clendenin had no authority and did not raise Gunner’s confidence because in Gunner’s eyes he had very little experience and knowledge. Clendenin took an open and honest attitude for the obstacle above. He presented the awareness of the own weaknesses to Gunner. Moreover, he showed that he respects and appreciates the long-term Gunner’s experience (he put an effort to find favorite Gunner’s restaurant). However, he informed Gunner that he expects win- win situation or both acting together, or their paths diverge. Second, Clendenin’s first experiences with the CISB. He realized that to follow the main Xerox goal (higher ROA) the necessary changes nave to be implemented and to achieve that he would need support within the USMG organization. This meant finding an alignment with the different system managers across the organization, and creating an organizational structure conducive to sharing information and inventory across functions. The strategy to deal with above obstacle...
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...AT; 33.87% in NAT from the National Standard which is 75%. MPS: SY 2012- 2013 PT :52.19 % (Reg. Class) ; 73.37% (SOS) AT: 44.52% (Reg. Class); 73.30% (SOS): NAT: 41.13% NCAE (Science) : Priorities Priorities Inadequate Teaching Materials and Science Equipment Priorities Teacher’s Instructional Competence Physical Facilities Development Priorities Parents Participation In School Activities Community Participation |Improve students’ performance by at least 5 % (Regular Class) and 10% (Science-oriented section) in a. Quarterly / Periodical Test (PT) b. School –based Achievement Test (AT) e. National Achievement Test (NAT) f. National College Assessment Examination ( NCAE) Objectives Objectives Promote academic excellence in Science through competition, camaraderie and sportsmanship Stimulate the interests of students in science through YES-O activities Raise the students awareness on environmental safety...
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...White collar crime The phrase white collar crime was first used by Edwin Sutherland in 1939 during a speech to the American Sociological Society. He defined white collar crime as a "crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation."(Sutherland, “White-Collar Criminality."). Today, white collar crime refers to illegal offenses that are generally committed in the business or professional setting (white collar versus blue collar jobs) to achieve financial gain. Crimes that do not involve physical violence, and that relate largely to financial matters, are often called white collar crimes. Corporate corruption is out of control for two main reasons. First, big companies are now multinational, while governments remain national. Big companies are so financially powerful that governments are afraid to take them on. It is very important to study the cause and the possible solution for the increase in numbers of white collar crime; our focus needs to shift from Blue Collar Crimes to White Collar Crimes. U.S.A spends nearly $50 billion on fighting Blue Collar Crimes, not even quarter of that amount is spent on fighting White Collar Crimes. Hardly a day passes without a new story of malfeasance. Every Wall Street firm has paid significant fines during the past decade for phony accounting, insider trading, securities fraud, Ponzi schemes, or outright embezzlement by CEOs. A massive insider-trading ring is currently on trial in New York...
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...TECHNOLOGY PARK MALAYSIA BUSINESS ETHICS AND GOVERNANCE INTAKE : UC2F1310IBM MODULE NAME & CODE : BM016-3.5-2-BEG LECTURER NAME : FARAHIDA BINTI ABDUL JAAFAR STUDENT NAME : ALLY HUMUD SALEH STUDENT ID : TP024190 HAND IN DATE: 29th JAN 2014 Contents CASE A 3 Background of the case 3 Evidence of Fabrication 4 Ethical Dilemma of the Case 5 Effect Stakeholders 6 Question 1: 7 Question 2: 7 Question 3: 8 Question 4: 8 Question 5: 9 Question 6: 9 Recommendation 9 Conclusion 10 Reference 11 CASE A Background of the case Jayson Blair is a former reporter of The New York Times Magazine who was fired for pretending to report from sites around the country while he was actually holed up in his Brooklyn apartment. Jayson Blair was born in March 23, 1976 in Virginia. At an early age he become a news reporter were by he wrote for his school paper at Centreville High School in Clifton. Later on he started working for a community newspaper at his teens. He went on to the journalism program at the University of Maryland's College Park campus (1994-98), where his talents boosted him to the editorship of its student newspaper named Diamondback. During his undergraduate days, he landed prestigious journalism internships at both the Boston Globe and the Washington post. (Jayson Blair, 2004) He then joined The New York Times magazine as an interning in 1998 and were he was offered an extended internship, which he declined in order to complete more...
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...Strategic Review Introduction I recently heard on the new that Mexico surpassed United States as the most obese nation in the world. Not exactly a good news since, we are still the second obese country in the world. According to CDC (2013), more than one-third of US adults are obese and suffer from “obesity-related conditions include heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and certain types of cancer, some of the leading causes of preventable death” (p.1). To tackle this issue of obesity, it is important to follow a healthy diet and exercise lifestyle. Unfortunately, this healthy diet food is under attack by use of GMO, pesticides, hormone additives, antibiotics, and other chemicals which are harmful to the body and cause other health problems. Zerbe (2010) reported that the President’s Cancer Panel is now urging people to eat foods grown without such harmful chemicals; organic foods. Due to such health concerns, organic food markets are slowly gaining popularity again as consumer demand is rising. This is great news not just for the consumers, but also the local organic farmer stands, e-commerce organic product sites and stores like the Whole Foods Market. In fact, this research will present the Whole Foods Market, Inc. strategic analysis. This analysis is being conducted to provide advice on how to integrate Whole Foods into ABC Company. It will cover the first step in the strategic planning process which is Whole Foods Market’s mission, vision and values; followed...
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...for an app that allows creative people to express their full creativity. XPRSSN has a wide audience from professional to amateur designers/artists, unique features that aren’t currently offered in any other app along with updated user-favorite features. XPRSSN has an established audience that is currently being overlooked by other apps and the app objectives are researched and explained in detail. Overall, there is a void in the photo-sharing market that XPRSSN successfully fills. Position Statement We are a community of creative professionals, created by creative professionals; driven to share our work and help others like us to collectively push the limits of our artistic capability. Our users are the movers and shakers of the creative industries, as well as the aspiring up and comers who will be the next generation of creative visionaries. Our users come from a myriad of creative backgrounds and their artistic paths may vary in direction. Our community seeks to align these different creative paths and merge them into one massive stream of creative consciousness and the platform will be used to foster intellectual discussion and artistic evolution based on the experience and vision of our users. Target Audience The target audience for our photo-sharing application is between the ages of 18 and 40, male or female, and is an artist and/or designer, or is an aspiring to an artist and/or designer. The target artist/designer includes but is not limited to: painters...
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...CIPRIANI COLLAGE OF LABOUR AND CO-OPERATIVE STUDIES Discuss the five approaches to ethical decision making, and using the key theorists inclusive of Immanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill and Aristotle, explore how these approaches can improve the ethical culture within organisations? Student’s Name: Emmanuel Henry Student’s I.D. #: 2006030750 Lecturer’s Name: Ms. P. Bonas Course Code: LBS 380 Introduction The numerous scandals in business such as those at AIG, Tyco, WorldCom and Enron have made all of us concerned about the emergence of unethical and irresponsible behaviour in organizations. Our uneasiness about these high – profile scandals has enlarged as individuals like Bernie Madoff and Rod Blagojevich has become household names. Widespread corruption in business, politics and religious institutions have promoted interest in the field of business ethics. Business ethics generally deals with evaluating whether practices exercised by employees, leaders and organizations as a whole can be considered morally acceptable (Ferrell, Fraedrich, & Ferrell, 2008). What are Ethics? According to Anne M. Francesco and Barry A. Gold in their book ‘International Organisational Behavior’ postulated that ‘Ethics’ are moral standards not governed by law, that focus on the human consequences of actions. Ethics...
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