Community-Based Approach to Obesity Prevention Obesity is a complex condition that involves having excess fat accumulation. Obesity causes a risk of having other health conditions like heart diseases, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Obesity can occur at any age in a person’s life. The rate at which people are getting obese has continued to increase with time. It is caused by lifestyle choices among people in a community. Some of the lifestyle choices lack inactivity and unhealthy diets. Most people prefer to eat fast food which has a lot of calories because it is easy to access and it is cheaper. The other cause is age because as a person becomes older, they become less active. With age, the number of muscles in the body decreases, which leads to decreases in metabolism that eventually lead to a person becoming obese. The other cause is a social and economic issue. Low income earning people are at a high risk of getting obese. The main reason being they prefer to buy food reach on energy even though some are not healthy food…
How can a city promote the use of public transportation? Introduction Most of the cities around the globe have developed because of the transport system. Resulting from mass motorization, cities have experienced increased commuter traffic, which led to higher rates of pollution. The public on the other hand responded by moving far from the polluted areas in the suburbs. Moreover, as the limit values of the fine dust increases beyond the acceptable levels, the public turned to public transportation to remedy pollution problems. There are many benefits that come with the use of public transportation system in cities. This includes the creation of more spaces in the urban areas, the reduction of emissions of gases from traffics that lead to air and environmental pollution. According to research performed on the effects of emissions on the environment, the result has it that emission from public transport is less than that from cars altogether. There has been the invention of public electrically powered train, trolleybuses, and trams which release no emissions at all. Public transport powered by renewable energy releases no carbon…
Teaching project Diabetes is a metabolic condition where the level of blood glucose is abnormally high. Glucose is the primary fuel of our bodies. Foods that affect sugars are referred to as carbohydrates. Diabetes incidences are rising every day in the United States. The United States is one of the most developed countries in the world. The USA has shown significant advancement in improving the health care sector. Diabetes, however, has continued to burden these efforts. The most common diabetes is diabetes mellitus. The estimated population of the American people who have diabetes are up to 16 Million, which represents 5% of the total population. According to statistics from the Centers for Diseases control CDC’S (2020), diabetes cases have increased up to an estimated population of about 34.2 million. These statistics showed that new diabetes cases estimated at 1.5 million was adults above 18 years. Out of those affected, 10 million are the only ones diagnosed, and the rest 7 million are not. As far as age groups are concerned 150,000 people who have not attained the age of 20…
Emergent Writing Rubric Emergent writing is basically the initial attempt by young children, especially of two years old to master the writing process (Guo et al., 2018). These children typically start by imitating the process of writing through the creation of symbolic markings as well as creating drawings that represent their ideas and thoughts. Emergent writing can be regarded as the initial stages that younger children do progress through as they master to write (Guo et al., 2018). Notably, the emergent writing skills, for instance, the development of visual writing, and name writing proficiency, are such significant predictors of young children future writing as well as reading skills (Gillanders et al., 2017). teachers are very useful more so in the development of young children (2 to 5 years old) emergent writing by motivating them to record their ideas and also communicate their thoughts as well (Gillanders et al., 2017). Thus, this particular paper will precisely create an emergent writing rubric which is in details in order to be used effectively in the kindergarten as demonstrated below. Total score —-/50 Excellent…
H1: Technology+Education in Writing of Essays Studying and training essay writing has changed considerably as a result of significant technological developments. It can be seen that educators are looking for online information, and learners are discovering innovative new ways of solving online writing challenges. Cooperation between academics and scholars is encouraged more than ever. So the innovation has a direct–and potent–effect on learning. One can not underestimate the impact of technology on education. These assists learners to learn more, learn quicker and better. Using the Internet portal, again, offers a great place where learners can find the answer to almost any query easily. University students, for example, can get some assistance on the project quickly when they require it. In other words, they may contact an educational writing firm and have an accomplished essay writer (who usually holds a degree in that particular field) to write their assignments or essays. Great writers get aid online when they require to write a complicated essay. Through gaining tech knowledge, they have access to information wherever they have internet service. H2: Use of…
Diabetes affects physical activity and exercise. When an individual has diabetes, sometimes pancreas does not produce any insulin, make insufficientinsulin or the produced insulin work improperly. The reason as to why a patient with diabetes is insulin-independent, meaning heneeds to take it as medication. The insulin helps in managing the level of blood glucose. One takesinsulin by injecting it using an insulin pump or insulin pen. However, insulin has several side effects that affect physical activity and exercises. Too much insulin causes hypos, this is when blood sugar is low, or there is insufficient blood sugar. Hypoglycemia causes intense fits of hunger, weakness, palpitation, dizziness, often have speaking trouble and nervousness .with this one can’t be able to exercise effectively. Also taking to much work out more than usual can lead to low blood sugar for diabetic people. Without enough glucose, one body cannot perform its normal functions. (Creuset al.810) When diabetes patient starts medication and taking insulin, most of them begin to add weight. Insulin is a growth hormone, and any growth hormone one take means adding on weight.…
Film Editing: Out of Sight movie Clip. The background and storytelling of a movie depending on the pace and rhythm edits, which help establish other styles in the film. The pacing gives the producer plenty of time to anticipate the various possible outcome and can be altered to fit the needs of the film. Rhythm, on the other hand, is determined by the series of beats and numerous cuts before settling for the most suitable one. Hence, the rhythm of a movie works similarly to music composition; the beats, speed, and tune are all crucial to make it worthwhile. The rhythm of a film is determined by various aspects, which are the sound of the moving objects and people, the effect of the lenses on the moving items, camera lighting and distance, and lastly, the music. The film shows both normal and slow rate pacing but still manages to drive the message home. An average pace does not call for a course of alarm or any possible drama for the next scene. With usual pacing, the viewers can anticipate anything,…
Family Development Theory Introduction This assignment paper sets to critically evaluate the various aspects of the family development theory by giving a personal definition of family, discuss how the family kept on changing over time, examine multiple family life cycle stages in each period, and provide a reflection on my family’s timing. Definition of Family A family is a social unit that comprises ofparents and children who are living together and who are related to each other by either marriage or birth. As supported by the family development diagram, the family was composed of different family members in various life periods. In the first section or drawing, the family was composed of father, mother, an older brother, and sister by the time I was entering the family. In the second section or drawing which reflects my family composition by the time I was graduating from high school, it comprised of the father, mother, older brother and sister, a younger sister and I. The third drawing or section which reflects my expected family members in the next five years comprises of…
Challenging and Appropriate Behaviors Identifying a challenging behavior is important when specialists wants to solve or manage developmental disorders. By definition, a challenging behavior is a problematic issue that affects a student including their family members, peers, and adults. Essentially, learning, sexual relationships, and safety are the three critical factors when identifying a challenging behavior (Chandler & Dahlquist, 2015). In this scenario, a case study of a student, Leonard, is presented for analysis-whether his behavior should be categorized as challenging or not. As a third-grade student, Leonard has been profiled by his teacher and referred to a specialized assessment (Chandler & Dahlquist, 2015). This analysis will present in detail if Leonard’s behavior warrants special attention. To arrive into such conclusions, it will be significant to ask several questions including if the behavior interferes with the student’s learning, if the behavior cripples social relationships, if the behavior impedes self-esteem, if the behavior is harmful, and the frequency of such behavior. At the same time, it remains paramount for assessors to extensively analyze these questions by defining the target with close attention…
Stanley Hall: Theory on Adolescence Stanley is known for being a pioneer in child and education psychology. His work shaped the way society views adolescents in terms of education, psychology, and culture. According to Stanley, adolescence is a time marked by intense turmoil. The reason for the ‘storm and stress’ in their lives is because they are trying to maintain a balance in nearly all aspects of their lives. Adolescents often struggle with self-doubt and over-confidence. They also go through periods of dependence on their own ability and independence on parents and family. There is also the element of biological influences brought about by raging hormones as their bodies deal with the transition from children to adults. Stanley Hall touched on a lot of areas affecting adolescents. His research ranged from depression to sexuality, among many others. Stanley indicated that adolescents are more likely to be depressed. The causes of depression are mainly centered on friends and lovers. There is an increase in self-criticism and consciousness as an adolescent is very alert when it comes to him and others (Stirrups,…