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  • [ANSWERED] There are different things you can do to help student’s develop social and emotional skills….

    There are different things you can do to help student’s develop social and emotional skills. I have worked with special needs students for years as a paraprofessional. I have had the pleasure to work with all ages 6-19 years of age. However, it just depends on the student when it comes to what you will do for them. With developing social skills for the most part, I will use memory or a matching game. When school begins, I will start off with flash cards with all students’ names. Dealing with special need students they can sometimes have a hard time remembering things. I will also use journal writing, have the students take turns reading out loud, have students do daily greetings, give great responses. To help students with their emotional development skills I always have a stress ball because having special need students’ behaviors can happen. I will also teach my students how to use their words for emotional skills. My classroom will consist of calm down yoga, emotional volcano, and mood meter. This can be used with typical and atypical students. Comment as you see fit. Min 40 words or more

  • [ANSWERED] Children all over the world should learn to speak a single, universal language fluently in…

    Children all over the world should learn to speak a single, universal language fluently in addition to their native language.
    To what extent do you agree or disagree?
    Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience. You should write at least 250 words.

  • [ANSWERED] ?Carry out a study of the community you work in/ live in. Include your sources of information….

    Carry out a study of the community you work in/ live in. Include your sources of information.
    In 1,000-2,500 words write a detailed report that explains: • the type of community, its demographics and the existence of any community groups • the prevailing community values, beliefs and expectations • the methods you would use to ensure that you understand and accommodate these values and expectations • any priorities or issues that might impact on community service work and relationships between community groups/ individuals and community service workers • any social, political, cultural, historical and health issues that are of particular importance in the community • methods used to monitor and evaluate community interactions • actions that might be taken as a result of community feedback how certain theories apply to or are relevant to the community (eg identity theories, family power theories, socialisation theory and social deviance
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  • [ANSWERED] A description of the information provided on the example Pareto Chart….

    An essay that summarizes the following:
    · A description of the information provided on the example Pareto Chart. Make sure that your narrative provides a summary that directly ties to the course material on how to interpret and use data on a Pareto Chart;
    · A description of how the risk matrix could be applied to the data (activities/hazards) found on the Pareto Chart;
    · A summary of how the two analyses (Pareto Charts and Risk Matrix) can be used together to prioritize risks/uncertainties and achieve a set of objectives and expected risk reduction results within an organization.

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  • [ANSWERED] Resource: Ch. 1 of Introduction to Corrections and the Federal Bureau of Prisons timeline Imagine…

    Resource: Ch. 1 of
    Introduction to Corrections
    and the Federal Bureau of Prisons timeline
    Imagine you are a corrections professional and have been asked to present to a high school class on how the field of corrections has evolved over time.
    Create an 8- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation in which you:
    Identify 2 historical developments in correction sand what impact they have on corrections today.
    Contrast 2 types of American prison models.
    Explain the most common types of punishment used in prisons. Provide your view on how effective you feel these types of punishment are and why.
    Include comprehensive speaker notes. Speaker notes should mirror the content as if you were presenting in person.
    Submit your assignment

  • [ANSWERED] For this discussion, select a nonfiction piece of writing from your local online newspaper…

    Critique a Critic
    For this discussion, select a nonfiction piece of writing from your local online newspaper or an online magazine. Post your answers to the following questions in the discussion thread:
    Which compositional elements were addressed in the review?
    Do you agree with the critic’s comments? If not, please explain.
    What else would you have written about in the review?
    Include the URL (web address) of the piece so others may view the article.
    Deadlines for Submission
    Post your initial thoughts (250-300 words) no later than
    Thursday 11:59 p.m. ET
    Reply to at least two peer posts (150-200 words each)

  • [ANSWERED] As the owner of Paradise Sportswear in Hawaii, Robert Hedin was nearly done in by Hurricane…

    As the owner of Paradise Sportswear in Hawaii, Robert Hedin was nearly done in by Hurricane Iniki in 1992, which wiped out his first silk-screened and airbrushed T-shirt business. He tried again, but then Hawaii s red dirt started seeping into his warehouse and ruining his inventory. Finally, a friend suggested that he stop trying to fight Mother Nature. Hedin took the hint: He mortgaged his condo and began producing Red Dirt Shirts, all made with dye created from the troublesome local dirt. Bingo. Hedin s Red Dirt Sportswear designs are so popular, they re being snapped up by locals and tourists in Hedin s eight Paradise Sportswear retail outlets and in every Kmart on the islands. Hedin even added a new line, Lava Blues, made with real Hawaiian lava rock. “You can make 500 shirts with a bucket of dirt,” grins Hedin as he shows you around the operation on your first day. He s just a few years away from the usual retirement age, but he looks like a kid who s finally found the right playground. Recently, Hedin decided to capitulate to all the requests he s received from retail outlets on the mainland. Buyers kept coming to the islands on vacation, discovering Hedin s “natural” sportswear, and begging him to set up a deal. For a long time, his answer was no; he simply couldn t handle the extra work. But now he s hired you. As special sales representative, you ll help Hedin expand slowly into this new territory, starting with one store. Wholesaling to the local Kmarts .

  • [ANSWERED] Write a paragraph reflecting on the process of composing and revising your nonfiction draft….

    Write a paragraph reflecting on the process of composing and revising your nonfiction draft.
    Which step did you find easiest?
    Which step did you find hardest?
    What have you learned from the process of writing this creative nonfiction piece?
    What will you do differently when writing a piece in the future?
    Your posts should be thoughtful, substantial, and properly proofread before posting. Each post should advance the conversation and share insights.
    Deadlines for Submission
    Post your initial response (250-300 words) no later than
    Thursday 11:59 p.m. ET
    Reply to at least two classmates (150-200 words each)
    Attachments:
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