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Jane, a petite just-turned-3-year-old, is new in Kristen’s class. Jane’s father brings her to school each
day at breakfast time.
As required by licensing and the USDA food program, the school serves milk at breakfast and lunch.
Like a number of children in the class, Jane refuses milk and drinks water instead. Kristen allows
children to make this choice. One day Jane’s father tells Kristen that he and his wife do not want her to
allow Jane to drink water until she has drunk at least a full cup of milk. Kristen assures them that she
will encourage Jane to drink her milk.
At the next meal, Kristen tells Jane that her family wants her to drink milk so she’ll be healthy and grow
strong. Jane sobs uncontrollably. Kristen comforts her and allows her to drink water. She tells Jane she
will talk to Jane’s father about letting her drink water. Jane’s eyes grow wide, and she sobs even
harder, saying, “Don’t tell Daddy! Don’t tell Daddy!”
Consider the questions below to prepare for your assignment responses:
• Should Kristen honor the wishes of the family or allow Jane to continue to drink water instead of
milk? How could she use the NAEYC Code to guide her thinking and decision making in this
situation?
• What suggestions do you have for Kristen if her team is not in agreement with her decision on
how to handle this situation? How would she handle this conflict within her team in a
professional and ethical manner?
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Many have questioned why a felon should lose their right to vote for the rest of their lives. Some States have begun to allow certain felons the ability to regain this right. This topic is a nice debate in and of itself. Another right that people can lose is the right to bear arms. As an ADA, I prosecute Domestic Violence crimes. If the person is convicted, they lose their right to own a firearm. One case I had to prosecute was when a couple were drunk and started arguing and then shoving each other. Technically, the elements of the crime were there to find the original aggressor guilty, but should that person lose their right to own a gun over a shoving match? Please comment on where you stand on this issue and why. Min 50 words or more

EXERCISE A:
For each of the following theses, create the specified type of simple blueprint, and then state them together as a thesis and simple blueprint. remember that a why blueprint will often make use of the word because; a how blueprint will often use the words by or with; and a when blueprint may use the words when, whenever, or during. Be sure to state each simple blueprint in parallel form. Try to vary the ways that you state your theses and simple blueprints (simple blueprint can go before or after the thesis).
Playing team sports is beneficial for a child. (why)
Parents should teach their children good study habits. (how)
Couples should spend quality time alone together. (when)
Everyone should check out a used car thoroughly before buying it. (how)
Access to a computer is essential for a college student. (when)
Engaged couples should go through premarital counseling. (why)
Going green can save people money. (when)
People should never grocery shop when they are hungry. (why)
Text messaging can be useful. (how)
First-year students may struggle with being homesick during their initial weeks of college. (why)
EXERCISE
B
: Create a simple blueprint for each thesis and state them together as a thesis and simple blueprint. This time, you choose the type of simple blueprint for each one.
First-year experience courses are valuable for most students new to college.
Taking summer classes at a local college is often a good idea.
Pets can be very therapeutic for the elderly.
Everyone should have access to a computer.
Disney World is an ideal vacation spot for families.
EXERCISE
C
: For each of the following theses, create a simple blueprint and then state each one as a thesis and simple blueprint.
Renting an apartment can be costly.
A college student should be careful to choose his or her roommate carefully.
Owning a pet can be a lot of work.
Playing the guitar can be challenging.
Writing a research paper requires planning.
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In 1787, the Constitution was drafted with a Preamble to explicitly state that the origins of power in this new democracy resided not with a king, but with the people. “We the People” has generally evolved over the years to include more than it did in the late 18th Century. In your opinion, are there still groups who are disenfranchised and are not considered as an equal source of power in our democracy? Min 50 words or more

What are the contributions that community organisations can make to achieving a social purpose in contrast to other forms of public sector and private sector organisational management? What are the potential challenges that community organisations face and what strategies can they undertake to respond to these challenges?
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Progressive social enterprise Sparkke is an Australian beer and brewing company that produces 100% natural beverages.
Suggested report headings and subheads as well as guidance on report components are available in the Study Guide for this unit.
This assessment task requires you to apply concepts and models discussed in learning materials. You will struggle to pass if you do not apply (and provide references for) these concepts and models. ‘Googling’ the terms below and guessing your way through is not an acceptable (or smart) approach to take – apply the industry-standard approaches discussed in the weekly notes, study guide and unit readings.
It is vitally important that you follow BOTH the instructions on this page and those contained in the study guide for weeks one to five – the study guide exists to guide you through the assessment.
You are encouraged to read widely and incorporate literature including academic material, online databases, the Internet, marketing media and market research data (secondary not primary). Reference all source material, i.e. information that has been quoted or paraphrased from a published document (this includes websites). A minimum of eight references is required.
While a promotional plan prepared for a client in the professional world may not include academic justification (as required for this academic assessment), a client or employer would still expect that if you sourced an idea from elsewhere, you would provide proper acknowledgment.
WORDS – 2000

Mojo Animals Pty Ltd owns and operates a small travelling show which it takes on
tour throughout regional Australia. It employed Pablo Ramirez as an animal trainer.
He has been working with the show for the past five years. As part of his
employment agreement with Mojo, he provides and maintains the animals and
equipment he uses in his act.
In August last year the travelling show manager, Elita Milano, insisted that Pablo
make his act more exciting. She also directed that Pablo should use her 19-year-old
nephew, Jeremy, in his act to help make it more exciting. She said that Jeremy was
a born acrobat and was very passionate about animals. She also added that
although Mojo was not prepared to employ any new person for the show, the
experience would be very helpful for Jeremy to find a job he would love in the future.
Part of Pablo’s act involved the use of elephants who paraded around the ring while
chimpanzees balanced on their backs doing various tricks. To make the act more
exciting Pablo decided that Jeremy should do handstands and other acrobatic
manoeuvres on the back of the lead elephant. The changes to the act were very
successful and Jeremy became more and more daring in his acrobatics. However,
during one of the performances Jeremy fell from the back of the elephant. He
suffered serious knee injuries and had several fractured ribs. Jeremy would not have
fallen if Pablo had provided him with a safety harness. He was unconscious when he
was rushed by ambulance to the Sunnydale Hospital. Jeremy’s mother, Lauren, who
was in the audience during Jeremy’s performance, suffered a profound shock and
developed a recognised psychiatric illness.
After admission to the hospital, Jeremy underwent a major surgery of knee
replacement. During this surgery the surgeon caused significant damage to his
nerves and incorrectly inserted the prosthesis which rendered him unable to walk.
Jeremy and Lauren have approached you for advice as to who they can sue in these
circumstances and the likelihood of success if they sue in the tort of negligence.
Advise the parties.
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1. Interpret and describe the contemporary theore1cal frameworks and concepts of organisa1onal behaviour;
2. Analyse and outline different types of human behaviour in the workplace;
3. Assess how an evidence-based approach can be applied to interpret management and organisa1onal behaviour;
4. Hypothesise organisa1onal problems and develop strategies to resolve
them.
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1. Establish and explain a process that an organisation or entity may use to effectively plan, implement and evaluate a mentoring strategy. Explain how import it is, from both the business and the individual participants’ perspectives, that the strategy creates the opportunity for mentoring relationships to build rapport, mutual trust and teamwork.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court struck down as unconstitutional the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) which was passed by Congress. Would this be an example of checks and balances between the legislative and judicial branches? Should the U.S. Supreme Court, a nonelected body, have the power to make such decisions on acts passed by the legislative body, who are elected by the people? Min 50 words or more