Ninja skills teach kids dynamism but also respect and patience Many parents experience behavioral changes in their children. Most of the kids will show undesirable behaviors that even parents can’t tell the exact reason for the development of such traits. For example, you will realize that kids start using disrespectful language, physical fighting with others, and even selective listening. Some will show signs of less enthusiasm in all the activities they undertake. But do you know that ninja skills can teach your children how to respect, how to control themselves and discipline? Well, now, you know. You see, a child will be more prepared to handle any challenging situations that come their way if you allow them to learn ninja skills. They will develop more skills such as self-confidence, respect, and more others shared in this article. Self-Control& Good Decision-Making Skills One of the best skills a child should learn is self-control. You see, if your child can focus on oneself such that they can complete any task delegated to them, that would be the joy of parents as well…

The National Institute of Nursing Research? In his article “Against School,” by former public-school teacher and educational consultant John Taylor Gatto, the author analyses the origin of compulsory mass schooling in the United States. The article challenges parents and educators to carefully reconsider the mission of public education and evaluate whether it can, in fact, be successful in developing bright minds capable of problem-solving. Ultimately, he concludes, public education is failing. After reading the John Gatto article, I agree that public education is hindering the development of creative and independent thinkers. State-funded schools are not inspiring students due to the rigid curriculum, standardized testing, A-F grading system, and poor classroom discipline. The rigid structure of our current educational curriculum does not allow for creativity in teaching or creative students. For starters, the curriculum is structured to mold students into the so-called good citizens. As a result, students are made to pursue common goals, which hinders their freedom of establishing and exploring their own competencies. Similarly, since teachers are helping students to attain the same common goals, they are also denied…

Dance as a form Dance is a form of art purposefully made through recreating chosen sequences of human motions possible to be imbued with aesthetic value and symbolism that are recognized by both observers and performers from a particular culture.  Since the dawn of human civilization, dance is still connected to human beings. To bring back the history of dances that show a fascinating part of human culture, all kinds of roots in ancient civilization to these modern times, a proper survey has to be done.  As part of my assigned task that was purposely aimed to bring the history of dances back, I was able to find Mr. Mario, a Native American man who is in his 80s. Throughout our conversation, I was much interested to know more about the dances of their times. As part of the interview, there are several questions that I had already developed in my questionnaire to guide and help me focus on the topic. With the aid of a sound recorder, I asked Mario several questions, and he provided feedback, as shown below.  …

Kansas City Executive Summary Kansas City is a vibrant community full of young and passionate people. There is an idea by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of commerce, to bring more visitors and tourists into the Kansas City through this initiative. The organization looks forward to expanding the spending on the local communities. The organization looks forward to building a 50, 00 square foot museum that belongs to the whole community. The target gets an audience of the project is the local community at large. Supporting community ventures says a great deal regarding who you are as an association and your organization’s morals and qualities. The motive behind the project is the victory of Kansas City Chiefs. This milestone makes other target audience to be the sporting groups within the City. The organization looks forward to achieving the best out of the project through community heritage and tourism. The main objective of the project is to keep the community together. Various strategies and tactics must be laid down to make the project successful. With a budget of $200 million and…

Dance Dance is a form of art purposefully made through recreating chosen sequences of human motions possible to be imbued with aesthetic value and symbolism that are recognized by both observers and performers from a particular culture.  Since the dawn of human civilization, dance is still connected to human beings. To bring back the history of dances that show a fascinating part of human culture, all kinds of roots in ancient civilization to these modern times, a proper survey has to be done.  As part of my assigned task that was purposely aimed to bring the history of dances back, I was able to find Mr. Mario, a Native American man who is in his 80s. Throughout our conversation, I was much interested to know more about the dances of their times. As part of the interview, there are several questions that I had already developed in my questionnaire to guide and help me focus on the topic. With the aid of a sound recorder, I asked Mario several questions, and he provided feedback, as shown below.   Question  1 When…

 Microfinance banks Some of the middle and low class individuals do depend on small microfinance banks for loans to finance tjheri small business enteprpirzes. The Chinese through their central bank,has made it possible for themto affors such loans by controlling the interest rates thereby reducing the interest rates charged by the countrys central bank to other commerialbanks and micri-finance organizations. In return, the commersialbanks and smallmicrifunance organizations do pass the benefit of lowinterest rates to their clients who arte the citizens that depend on such loans for businesses and other development activities. The government through this policy encourages small market enterprises to develop therefore enhancing better living standard among the locals. (Chemla, 2000). The central bank also do exercise its policies effectively in regulating the amount of money in circulation to avoid any chance through which their currency can experience a reduction in value due to excessive supply or a lot of cash being in the hand of the public. By having effective ways of controlling the flow ofmoney into the country, the centralbank makes it wasy for other sectors…

Nuclear Medicine Medical imaging is used to create a visual representation of the internal parts of a body, critical for therapeutic interventions and clinical analysis. Nuclear Medicine is one of the Nuclear Medicine techniques that use radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals for research, diagnosis, and treatment. By use of radioactive materials, doctors can detect and determine the level of severity in diseases like; cancer, neurological disorders, and heart problems. This method presents a painless and a less expansive technique for making the diagnosis in the internal components of a body. Gamma rays are emitted from radioactive chemical tracers, and these rays give the diagnostic information of a patient’s anatomy. Approximately 5 in every ten people in the developed nations have benefitted from this technique. This method functions by recording more body radiations as compared to the emissions of the external sources. There are different nuclear medicine scans in this method because the primary emphasis is not the imaging modality (Chandra & Rahmim, 2017). The two commonly used techniques in nuclear medicine are; Positron emission and single-photon emission computed topographies. This paper describes…

Jon’s wide range of primary concerns related to his disability Question One I believe Jon has a wide range of primary concerns related to his disability. In a physical sense, Jon has “chronic migraines, which are debilitating to the point of him not being able to go to class, look at computer screens for [a long] time, or concentrate on his work for [a long] time… Jon also has a visual impairment, which makes it …impossible … to see the power points… or the words on the computer.” Due to his physical concerns, Jon is worried about doing poorly in his classes due to the effects of his disability, like missing class and not completing homework on time. While the issues related to his disability already make completing schoolwork difficult, Jon is also frustrated because of a lack of social acceptance. When Jon went to his professors for help, he felt that “they think he is faking his illness.” In fact, Jon even has proof of this from an email he received from a professor: “[Jon is] just lazy because…