Category: Writing

Clarify your own assumptions or deliberate with peers or
colleagues the following points.
a. The nature of school reality
b. The purpose of conducting research
c. The researcher role
d. The research processes
If working with a group, you may want to compare and
contrast your different perspectives.

In your opinion, what are some advantages of conducting
action research by school practitioners and what are some of the barriers they
may face?
a. List one or two examples of action research conducted in
a classroom, school, or other educational setting.
b. List one or two examples in which a practitioner may
encounter barriers to conducting action research in his or her own practice

What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of
traditional educational research for teachers’ daily practice?
a. List one or two examples in which traditional research
can contribute to your practice or to your students’ learning.
b. List one or two examples in which traditional research on
an issue, although important to you, may have no immediate relevancy for your
practice.

What brought the family to the attention of your service i.e. referral from another service, self-referral, client/s were assessed as eligible for your service
The family’s current situation, including living situation/s, nature of family relationships, any concerns the family members have
A description of the work you have done with the family / individual family members so far i.e. how many times you have met with them, and the focus of your meetings / work so far
Attachments:
5597256_1_family-assessment-report-structure.docx

Recently, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has issued a new version of Property, Plant and Equipment—Proceeds before Intended Use, which made amendments to IAS 16 (AASB 116) Property, Plant and Equipment. These amendments were finalised after consulting a range of stakeholders. The IASB’s (2018) staff paper “AP12B: Property, Plant and Equipment: Proceeds before Intended Use (Amendments to IAS 16) – Feedback Analysis” provides an overview of stakeholder feedback and staff analysis. The However, a group of investors have approached the IASB expressing their concern over these amendments and have asked the board to review its decision because of the implications these have on extractive and petrochemical industries. In response, the IASB has formed a consultancy group comprising accounting professional bodies and accounting firms to gather expert feedback and opinion on the proposed amendments to Paragraph 17 of IAS 16. The accounting firm for which you work (this is just pretend, most students are not currently working for an accounting firm, use your imagination to make up a name and letterhead for your accounting firm) has also received an invitation to join the IASB’s consultancy group and comment on the proposed amendments to IAS 16 Paragraph 17. Your accounting firm has asked you to undertake rigorous research to explain the issues raised in the IASB’s (2019) staff paper “AP12A: Property, Plant and Equipment: Proceeds before Intended Use (Amendments to IAS 16) – Transition, Effective date and Due process” and advise whether or not your firm should support the proposed amendments to IAS 16 Paragraph 17. Important note: Although the above IASB’s (2019) staff paper covers various aspects of the standard amendment process, the scope of this assignment is limited to Summary of the amendments (paragraphs 5–7) and Transition issues for entities that are already applying IFRS Standards (paragraphs 8–15) onl
Attachments:
5597769_1_tracked-changes-acg-36-assignment-sp3-2020.pdf

There is a need to build a DW to make the analysis of shopping behaviour practical; customers’ transactions from Data Sources (DSs) are required to be reflected in the DW on a daily basis. This process of reflecting the customer data into DW is called Data Integration (DI) as shown in Figure 1. To implement DI we usually need ETL (Extraction, Transformation, and Loading) tools. Since the data generated by customers is not in the format required by DW, it needs to be processed in the transformation layer of ETL. This processing will involve the enriching of transactions data with information from Master Data (MD) as shown in Figure 2
Attachments:
5597220_1_assessment-1.pdf