...these are Discovery Zone, Bear Hugs, Head Start of Yamhill County, and Little Learners. None of these businesses or any of the ones not listed here offer drop in child care for families needing flexible care. Discovery Zone is different in the way they run their program from Trinity Learning Center. They have an infant, toddler, twos program, threes program, fours program, kindergarten, and school age programs. There hours run from 6:30 am to 6:00pm. The difference is that they incorporate Christianity into their curriculum, by reading stories out of the Bible and the children have prayer time. Additionally, the children will work on physical, cognitive, social, and emotional skills. Head Start of Yamhill County works on meeting individual needs. If possible they try to work with children in their first language. They also give a discount on children with disabilities. Head Start also has mental health professionals available to assist in the needs of the children with disabilities. The children will focus on learning intellectual, social, and emotional growth. The Family Place is another child development center. This program offers support to families of young children with therapeutic early childhood services and comprehensive family support. Along with care for the children they offer parent education classes, support groups, home visits, and mental health services that include mental health screenings, assessments, and counseling. The Family Place’s goal is to provide...
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...There have been some instances of collective displacement (27% of cases between 1996 and 2012) as a result of intense combat between insurgents and the military (Centro Nacional de Memoria Historica, 2013) but these tend to be rare. Typically, individual displacement occurs when the head of the family is threatened and is forced to leave immediately and the rest of the family usually follows (Obregón & Stavropolou,...
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...Neighborhood Scholarly Paper: Effective Control of Asthma Using Peak Flow Monitoring Tammy Harris Alvernia University Neighborhood Scholarly Paper: K.Y. Management of Asthma Using Peak Flow Monitoring The client focus of this paper is K. Y. She is an eight-year-old, typical third grader at the local elementary school, where she enjoys playing with her friends. K.Y. lives at home with her father, mother and two brothers. She takes swimming lessons, piano lessons, and enjoys family outings. Bur most of all, K.Y. loves anything that involves animals. Prior to her eighth birthday, K.Y. suffered from ongoing issues with reactive airway disease. This is a term used to describe a history of coughing, wheezing and/or shortness of breath, often used when Asthma is suspected but the diagnosis is unconfirmed. Recently, K.Y. has been officially diagnosed with Asthma, and is having a difficult time understanding why her breathing problem is keeping her from enjoying all the things that she loves. Prior to K.Y.’s diagnosis, the family had two cats that they have since removed from the home. Her mother is well educated on her medications and how to use them. With her daughters’ recent diagnosis, she has also learned how to monitor K.Y.’s peak flow and how to use these results to administer the medications at the most appropriate times. Although K.Y. knows she has a “breathing problem”, there is a great deal of education needed for her to understand her illness and what kind of impact it will have during...
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...Instructions | To complete this assignment: 1. Fill in the information above. 2. Answer all of the questions below; the boxes expand to accommodate your writing. 3. An example of an excellent response is shown below. 4. Directions for saving and submitting can be found at the end of this document. | Objective: Apply effective study strategies to reading, comprehending, listening, memorization and note taking Example Scenario: Elizabeth was stopped by the police for speeding in a school zone. The police officer also noticed she had an expired car registration. The officer gave Elizabeth two tickets, one for speeding and one for an expired car registration. | Example Question: How could Elizabeth have prevented this situation? | Example Answer: Elizabeth should have paid more attention to the flashing yellow light that designated the speed limit sign in the school zone. Elizabeth should have made sure the appropriate speed limit was utilized in the school zone. She also should have kept better track of her bills by writing down on a calendar when the car registration was due. | Provide a detailed response to each question using at least three sentences. | Review the seven Problem Solving Steps on pages 122-123 in your textbook, and then answer the questions following the scenario. Scenario: John has been out of high school for about 10 years, is employed full-time, is married, and has three children in grade school. He has decided to enroll in the...
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...this article and the Payne article of 2008, it talks about how taxing it can be to work with a sex offender. It shows that if a clinician has another professional to speak to about their offenders, it provides them an outlet. If there is not outlet it is often seen that working with a sex offender is detrimental to their practice. The third topic talks about how the clinician needs to maintain boundaries. Working with these offenders can often spark intense emotions, which need to be set aside in order to help the offender. The last topic talks about addressing policies after practice. This topic goes on to explain that most offenders are from the same family or a close family member meaning the current law does not target these individuals. The other section of this final topic talks about how the family will often shun the family member who did commit these acts, because they are ashamed to be associated with the...
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...switches to the windows graphical interface and the Install windows page appears.using the drop down lists provided,select the appropriate language to install, time and currency format, and keyboard or input method and then click next.Click the install now button . select the I accept the license terms check box and click next .click the custom (advanced) option.From the list provided , select the partition on which you want to install windows 7 or select an area of unallocated disk space where the setup program can create a new partition. Then click next . the installing windows page appears.after several minutes, during which the setup program installs windows 7, the computer reboots twice and the setup windows page appears. In the type a user name text box, enter a name for the first user account on the system. In the type a computer name text box, enter a name, no more than fifteen characters long.click next to continue. In the type a password and retype your password text boxes, enter a password for the user name you specified earlier.In the type a password hint text box, type a phrase to remind you of the password . click next to continue . in the product key text box , type the key code supplied with your copy of windows 7. Click next to continue . select on of the three options specyfing what security setting you want the computer to use .from the time zone drop down lst, select the time zone in which the computer will be running . 2. What is Aero Shake? Aero Shake" is...
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...Hollywood has done a great job of painting out the picture of your average Minority figure. Correct me if I’m wrong but most movies and/or T.V. shows paint minorities out to be illiterate, lazy, have violent behavior and guaranteed to be imprisoned at least once in their lifetime. Which brings me to my topic: Disparity in America’s prison system. It’s an undisputed fact that there are more Blacks and Hispanics in America’s prison system compared to whites but how can that be when there is far more Whites in America’s population as a whole? The real problem, however, is that when thinking about disparity in America’s prisons we need not to look at it being racially motivated but to focus on the contributing factors behind it. Factors such as family, socioeconomic inequalities such as education and jobs, and legal representation. Not only should these factors be considered but we also need to look at alternative methods that can be taken to prevent imprisonment for non-violent and petty offenses. By the time you finish reading this paper hopefully you get some understanding behind the madness that has a lot of Minorities questioning the U.S. justice system. The United States Justice symbol is supposed to represent equality for everyone no matter the race, color, or creed. The land of the free is what it is other countries see it as yet some Americans feel trapped by a system set up for them to fail. According to a study done in 2005 Blacks covered 12.6% of the world population and...
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...Sally Ngo 3/23/2015 Professor Davis Mass School Shootings Should Not Get Media Attention “So our hearts are broken today -- for the parents and grandparents, sisters and brothers of these little children, and for the families of the adults who were lost. Our hearts are broken for the parents of the survivors as well, for as blessed as they are to have their children home tonight, they know that their children’s innocence has been torn away from them too early, and there are no words that will ease their pain…” Obama delivered this speech to the solemn crowd about the horrific school shooting that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Should the media be allow to broadcast school shootings? The media is an accomplice in almost every single public shoot out. Nobody realize the risks local television stations and radio stations are doing by broadcasting school shooting. Could the media be at fault for creating mass shooters? Yes, because when events like this occurs, all major television stations drops their current duties and focus their attention on the shooting, and suddenly it becomes a major media event. Because they want to be the one who has the breaking news first. And that is what the perpetrator is aiming for; to become famous. The perpetrator now a name for him or herself and instantly he/she becomes an overnight celebrity. All major television and radio stations will talk about nothing else but him/her, the spotlight will primarily...
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...Chapter #4 assignments Antisocial Behaviour/yob culture A - Essay In the handout there is a article where it is been making clear, that teens who leaves school before 18 could face criminal action, and I agree, but there is also standing that young people from poor families is considered to help stay in full time education without dropping out, and this is here I see the problem. Cause in the United States, you have to pay to start on an education, and what about those families how cant afford it? Should the parents just watch their kids walk out in the criminal zone, or what should they do? In our country you study for free, the most of the time, so here there is space for every kind of person, rich than poor. And that also means that more people complete their education and become something in the future, instead of dropping out and go the criminal way. But in the fact that the education is for free in Denmark means, that most of the students are taking the education for granted, and it is only few students who really care about the education, where against the US school system, where you strive because it is difficult to enter. All of this is also a picture of a normal behavior problem, the more you get, the more you want, and I think that this is one of the problems for the young peoples behavior in recent time. In the US you are either rich or poor, and that could be one of the big reasons for these yob cultures. Because when you don’t have that much money...
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...Writer’s Reflection When I heard the assignment for Inquiry Two, I was quite excited. I had heard of “Waiting For Superman,” but had never really had the chance to watch it. The topic of it is something that I am extremely passionate about and was eager to learn more about. So I happily watched the documentary and quickly whipped out a first draft (rough rough draft) without even really having to think about it- the words just poured out. However, when writing my real rough draft, I tried to focus a bit more on the rhetorical appeals. My revision process on Inquiry Two was much more rigorous than my typical revision process. At my meeting with Bridget for my conference on my rough draft of Inquiry 2, she had me read my paper aloud. Reading it out loud made me realize how focused the paper really was on my thoughts and my opinions on the topic of the documentary. There was way too much emphasis on my thoughts on the public school systems of America, and not nearly enough rhetorical analysis of the documentary. I wrote what felt like millions of drafts and printed them all out and scribbled all over them. I also used Bridget as resource and took her ideas and comments into considering my final draft. Overall, I tried to focus the paper much more on a rhetorical analysis of the film instead of my own opinions on the issue (those can come in Inquiry Three!). Waiting for “Superman” Waiting for “Superman” examines one of the most heated debates in today’s political society:...
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...Dr. Hodges Study Guide- 3 essay questions and 38 multiple choice and/or T/F Possible Essay Topics Please identify 2 rape myths. Tell why these are myths instead of truth. (See Chapter 9) 1. What are 3 ways of coping with stress? (As discussed in class) * change stressor * change how you think about the stressor * distraction/procrastination 2. Why might a victim of domestic violence stay with their partner? (List 3 reasons) * Love * Fear * Economic Dependence * Children 3. What are the differences between sex, gender and gender expression? Explain. ( See chapter 9) * Sex: is biological. It is what you were born male/female * Gender: is the psychological as well as roles and behaviors * Gender expression: how one expresses themselves to the world Multiple choice and T/F (See chapters 9-11; pages 399-482) 1. Definitions of sex, gender and gender expression 2. Understanding social construction of gender * Society shapes the idea of men/women * Is it biological/ societal 3. Differences between men/women (see page 407) * Review bullet points 4. Sexual Harrassment (see page 412) * define quid pro quo * hostile work place * if being harassed must tell someone in authority * don’t need to show proof * ie. no promotion, demoted 5. Rape/sexual assault * why is it under reported * ie. embarrassment, stigma, shame, fault, justice system 6. 3 therories of rape/ why rape happens...
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...Nadir Berrada Geological Science March 5th, 2013 Tsunamis: A deeper look into Bayona’s movie “The Impossible” A tsunami, or “harbor wave” in Japanese, is describes as the result of a sequence of water waves which is caused by the upset, or displacement, of a massive volume of a body of water, usually either an ocean or a vast lake. The awareness for tsunamis has risen tremendously as they have become less rare in the current and previous century. As this destructive force has made a great impact in today’s talk over natural disasters, scientists all over the world, media, as well as Hollywood directors have all decided to dig deeper into tsunamis. This paper will discuss the numerous scientific principles that cause tsunamis to occur, various effects of these seismic sea waves, different methods on how they can be prevented, the impact of recent tsunamis had around the globe, and finally how the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami was portrayed in Juan Antonio Bayona’s movie, “The Impossible”. There are four possible elements that cause a tsunami to form. These factors, from most likely to occur to least likely respectively include, earthquakes, submarine landslides, submarine volcanic eruptions, and large meteorites crashing in the ocean (Magnus). In order to better comprehend the causes that make a tsunami, it is important to have a better knowledge about earthquakes. Earthquakes are formed alongside certain faults, which are fractures in the Earth’s crust. As these fractured plates...
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...population growth. In the third stage, a mature industrial society, the higher standard of living makes raising children expensive and without the need for cheap child labor children become a liability so birth rates drop along with the continued drop in death rates. The postindustrial society stage is where demographic transition completes, dual income families with few children become the norm and death rates remain steady causing a slow population growth or a decline. In this theory it is easy to see how a society’s population is linked to its technological development. 2. Explain what you think the urban ecology theories and the urban political economy theory teach us about cities. Urban ecology theory explains that the first cities emerged in fertile farmlands where the agrarian society’s lived, then as the societies became more concerned with defense they found natural landscapes to protect their cities such as mountains or rivers. Rivers and harbors later became even more important as a means of trade and source of power for the industrial revolution. Social area analysis added that people created neighborhoods with other people they share cultural customs or interests with. Also urban ecology explains how a layout of a city is created by concentric zones with business in the center and factories around them and...
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...differences between microbes or differences in structure of the same microbe. This being my first time I ever gram stained false results could be because of poor staining techniques. Usina a modern light microscope I observed each microbe that grew on its agar plate of interest. Through my gram staining and visual observation I came to the conclusion that the macconkey agar plate grew enterobacteriace , a GN rod shape org and the org that grew on the Columbia can plate resembled a cocci due to its cluster like structure of multiple coccus. Test done to identify unknown microbe that grew on macconkey agar plate The IMVIC Test After the gram stain that differentiate the microbs into their respected families an identification test was done to identify the specific species of each family, I started with the IMVIC test to identify the enterobateriaceae microbe that grew on the macconkey...
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... Introduction The purpose of this report is to evaluate Livoria Sandwiches’ (henceforth, Livoria) current strategic and financial situation and select a best alternative for Livoria sandwiches to attain $1.1 million in Net Income by 2014. This report includes a current situational analysis (Appendix 2 – Present Menu and Appendix 3 – Pro Forma Income Statement), analysis of strategic alternatives, a recommendation and a conclusion. Situational Analysis (see Appendix 1 for supporting SWOT Analysis) Since commencing operations in January 2001, Livoria Sandwiches has been offering an assortment of quality custom-made sandwiches in Dawkins. With a family-oriented atmosphere and a customer focused mission/vision statement the company distinguishes itself in making quality sandwiches by focusing on high-quality ingredients, freshness and quick sandwich-making process. In 2011, Livoria achieved 53% contribution margin and a 5.4% sales growth surpassing the industry average. By 2014, Livoria plans to reach $1.1 million in Net Income. However, due to space limitations and labour constraints (Appendix 5), the company has to make a decision based on two strategic alternatives to reach this goal: • Franchising Livoria Sandwiches • Enhancing the menu by adding a line of vegetarian sandwiches and dropping the lowest contributing menu items Key Success Factors (KFS) • Excellent location ...
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