Education

In the contemporary educational world, millions of students, educators, instructors, and faculty have become aware of greater emphasis on online teaching and learning. Online education is the form of “distance education” which offers courses asynchronously mainly involving internet-based teaching and learning to students in their own time. On the other hand, traditional or in-person teaching and learning is a synchronous form of education offering courses in real-time in a physical

Introduction Being a healthcare manager with the Ethical Committee at a major University Hospital Center, I came across a difficult ethical problem that needs to be fixed, it involves a newborn baby, a Baby Bundle that has been diagnosed with anencephaly. This situation denies the individual the opportunity to have consciousness and to live a conscious life. The analysis takes into account the ethical dilemma within the spectrum of differing

The conquest and creation of New Spain were deeply influenced by the interplay of race and religion which were central to influencing the social, cultural, and political dynamics of the region. Religion in the landscape of that region played the role of both a motive and a tool for the spiritual conquest of indigenous populations as part of their divine mission. The Spanish Crown had authority over the Christian Church,

Instructions: Read the Netflix case study and the additional readings then answer the questions. Your answers are to be well developed and reasoned and given in essay format. As with other assignments in this course, you must convince me your analysis is correct, so please include adequate justification for your answers. You may include additional sources in your responses. Please cite any additional sources in APA. This exam is the

Part 1 After reading about Sor Juana and understanding her poem Hombre Necios, I am in view that she used her poetry to address societal issues as the poem is a powerful critique of male hypocrisy, impulsiveness, and selfishness in their interactions with women. Sor Juana as a remarkable Spanish Golden Age writer questions the different standards applied to vulnerable individuals in society, especially women, based on whether they comply

The three most interesting things in the chapter “Birth of A Nation” are the resistance of indigenous people, challenging national myths, and reframing the use of technology in contemporary US society. First, the section focuses on how Native Americans actively played their part in resisting the expansion of the US empire despite the crucial struggle they faced during colonization and displacement (Dunbar-Ortiz, 2023). This perspective highlights the centuries-long struggle for

The article sheds light on some intriguing aspects of leadership prioritizing the domain of Indian leaders. The lesson that impressed me the most is what derived from Vineet Nayar, CEO of HCL, the Indian IT services giant, to drive innovation and differentiation in the organizational landscape. He has disrupted traditional hierarchies by putting employees first and customers in second place (Cappelli et al., 2010). Nayar’s bold approach reflects an insightful

Impact of Spanish Entradas in Texas and Arizona The system of Spanish entradas had a twofold impact on the people and the environment in Texas and Arizona, and it gradually altered the cultural and ecological landscapes. For instance, Menchaca in her article “The Spanish Settlement of Texas and Arizona” stated that in Texas, the Spanish laid out a progression of missions and presidios to safeguard the generally vanquished Mexico and

Rationale for Choosing the Article The article which is selected for the analysis is “The Influences of Emotion on Learning and Memory” as it provides a comprehensive review to explore the significant impact of emotion on cognitive processes such as learning, reasoning, perception, memory, and problem-solving. The reason why I have chosen this article is that it provides a detailed examination of the complex relationship between cognitive functions and emotion.

The term “Genogram” refers to a visual representation that contains clinical information about a person’s family tree, history, and relationships of the people in the family and their pattern of organization. This representation is useful to construct in a way that allows all family members to see more in-depth details of what is drawn about the family and each member because it is a “good opportunity to pinpoint and label

The article chosen to support the argument that more “civil engagement is beneficial for older adults” is titled “Interventions to Reduce Social Isolation and Loneliness among Older People: An Integrative Review” written by Gardiner et al. in 2018. The research article argues in favour of the idea that civic engagement among older adults can link volunteerism in adult age with positive health outcomes in later life. This is due to

When you look at the global financial landscape today, one name consistently stands out: Timur Turlov, the dynamic entrepreneur behind Freedom Holding Corp. From humble beginnings to building a publicly traded international company, Turlov has proven that with vision, resilience, and innovation, it is possible to reshape the way people interact with global financial markets. Early Vision and Entrepreneurial Spirit Timur Turlov’s journey did not begin with wealth or privilege.

What Is the RBT Certification Exam? The RBT exam, administered by Pearson VUE under the guidelines of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), is a rigorous 90-minute test designed to assess your understanding of applied behavior analysis (ABA) principles and ethical practice. The exam consists of 75 scored questions and 10 unscored pilot questions, all in multiple-choice format. You’ll be tested across six key domains outlined in the BACB RBT

Dr Paul Farmer is a paradigmatic example of servant leadership, adhering closely to the Model of Servant Leadership described in Northouse’s “Leadership: Theory and Practice” (p. 259); it introduces the behaviors that typical servant leaders have, such as listening, empathy, healing, awareness, persuasion, conceptualization, foresight, stewardship, commitment to the growth of people, and building community (p. 259). Dr Farmer is of the mindset that it is not only to treat

Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Background of the study Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) is one approach that has received a lot of attention and implementation in second language acquisition classrooms, but mostly in TESOL contexts (Izadpanah, 2010). TBLT focuses on the use of language in particular contexts, the learners are therefore required to perform realistic activities. This approach is different from the conventional language teaching methods, where there is more focus

Introduction This consultancy report has been commissioned by the senior management of AssessME, a company recognized for its innovative HR and candidate assessment solutions. The primary focus of this report is to evaluate the potential market entry of AssessME into the Higher Education (HE) sector with a new AI-driven academic assessment product. The terms of reference outlined for this consultancy project include: a comprehensive analysis of the HE sector’s needs,

Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Introduction Good and strong communication between the parents and the school staff is of utmost importance for academic success and the child’s overall development. This allows the child to perform well in academics and grow socially (Epstein et al., 2019). Studies have highlighted the important role that a strong teacher-student has a positive impact on the learning outcomes of the students as it increases the engagement

Introduction Any country’s progress depends mostly on the teaching profession as teachers are so important in determining the course of society by means of the education of future generations (Shahid & Siddiqui, 2020). But especially in elementary schools, there has been increasing worry about teachers’ retention and dedication in recent years. Rural and semi-urban areas, including Larut, and Matang Dan Selama in Perak, Malaysia, prominently show this problem. Teachers in

University libraries are essential pillars of higher education, serving as repositories of knowledge and intellectual development. These institutions offer vast collections of books, manuscripts, and digital archives that support academic research and learning. Beyond their academic role, many university libraries are architectural masterpieces that reflect the rich history and culture of their institutions. Some date back centuries, preserving historical documents and artifacts that provide insights into the past, while others

The article selected to support the argument that abstinence-only education is the best way to teach adolescents about sex is titled “Modeling Abstinence Education Effectiveness”, which emphasizes abstaining from sexual activity outside of marital relationships (Smith et al., 2014). It argues that abstinence programs emphasize the social, cultural, psychological, and health benefits of abstinence and teach that abstaining from sexual activity until marriage is the expected standard for all adolescents.