Sir John Pringle Research Paper Abstract Sir John Pringle was a British Physician and an early proponent of the significance of putrefactive processes in causing diseases. He showcased a deep understanding of infection and epidemiology that was yet to be considered within the contemporary medical profession. His claims were proven through chronological observations of the occurrence and spread of diseases in the army, as well as experimental investigations of putrefaction. His work in the field of medicine greatly contributed to the advancements being seen in the field of modern-day epidemiology. He also contributed greatly to the advancement of modern-day preventive medicine. He pushed for the adoption of strict sanitary measures, which were effective as they decreased the rates of dysentery and typhus among soldiers. During his service in the military, he pioneered the concept of medical centers in battlefields as neutral territories. This led to the development of the Red Cross in 1864. Sir John Pringle Research Paper Sir John Pringle was a British Physician and an early proponent of the significance of putrefactive processes in causing diseases.…
A Summary of “A Message to Garcia” article by Elbert Hubbard (1899) Student Name Institutional Affiliation A Summary of “A Message to Garcia” article by Elbert Hubbard (1899) According to Elbert Hubbard, in the article “A Message to Garcia”, he states that it doesn’t require one to read a lot of books or to get more instructions to be loyal and trusted. When the president required talking to General Garcia and the only medium was through sending a letter, Rowan took the letter to take it to Garcia without asking any question. Rowan didn’t know where Garcia was but took the letter and left without asking any question. Rowan was ready to volunteer to do a tuff job where many hands were needed due to the loyalty of the president and his job. It is difficult to find a person who concentrates on his or her work wholeheartedly. If a duty is assigned to employees by their boss, many tend to ask many questions or…
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Guided Field Experience on Teaching Site Demographics Type of school Wass Elementary school is a public primary school School diversity The school is one of the intensely diversified learning institutions in terms of the student population. It is composed of students from various races. For example, the dominating demographic is the White students contributing up to 63% of the student population. Other specialized student populations served in the school include; Asians, African-American, Hispanic, Pacific Islanders, Alaska Natives as well as students from Two or more races. Title I school Wass Elementary School is a Title 1 school because of the accommodation of learners from low-income families. Content area, grade level, and state standards The content area that will be addressed in this case in learning the English language. The grade level in mind is Grade 8. The state standards of the school are individualizing lessons to achieve the expectations of every learner as well as building morals in them, focusing on the peculiar abilities of every child, helping the learners make informed choices as well as understanding both…
History: Song and Ming Dynasties Question One During the Song dynasty, philosophers such as Zhu Xi and Cheng Yi reinvented Confucianism with recent commentary embedded with Buddhism ideas to emphasize on a new formulation of classical text and which brought about New-Confucianism (Weiming, 2017). The visual art was enhanced by new developments, including portrait printing and elite involvement in arts of pastime cultured scholar-officials such as composing poetry, printing, and calligraphy writing. Imperial courts were filled with the emperor entourage of court calligraphers, storytellers, painters, and poets (“BBC 2 China History 6 3 The Golden Age”, 2017). While Chinese Buddhism had waned on the influence, in philosophy, it reserved its engagement on the charities of monasteries and the arts. According to Halperin (2020), Buddhism had a tangible influence on the building organization of Neo-Confucianism under the leadership of Zhu Xi and Cheng Yi. Although the Neo-Confucianists were crucial to Buddhism and Taoism, the later did not have philosophical influence, and the New-Confucianists did not borrow terms and concepts from both. Besides, unlike Taoists and Buddhists, who used metaphysics…
Virtual Reality (VR) Introduction Virtual Reality (VR) is the manipulation of peoples’ perception of reality using interactive scenes in a virtual 3-dimension environment which is then presented in a 2-dimension form on a computer monitor (Kim). According to researchers in the communication field, VR can be either a real or simulated environment where the participant experiences a virtualized participation or telepresence in distant events. In the world of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), VR is one of the major components that significantly enhance interactions and supports collaborative activities (Kim). This paper presents a brief literature review on VR because this technology has the power to transform the learning landscape by changing the way learners interact with one another, learning materials and the way they engage with their teachers. VR enables users to perceive not only action but also movement and speech in certain circumstances. Theoretically, VR is a combination of audio, visual, olfactory, gustatory and haptic senses working in excellent coordination to simulate an environment (Kim). The question this review attempts to answer is whether VR-based education is better than…
Participatory Action Research Student Name Institution Affiliation Course Abstract Participatory Action research is different from most other forms of research as it is based on data collection, reflection, and actions that focus on improving community aspects and reduce inequalities by involving the people, who, in turn, strive to improve these aspects. Besides, PAR has several antecedents. According to Payne (2017), it mirrors questioning on the nature of knowledge and the magnitude on which the knowledge can present the needs of the powerful and strive to reinforce their needs in society. Baum, MacDougall, and Smith (2016) claim that it also affirms based on understanding and that experiential study can drive to a legitimate dichotomy of knowledge that influences the practice. This essay analysis scholarly journal articles on participatory action research since they are highly reliable to clarify crucial concept associated with the research methodology. Over the recent, participatory action research has grown as a methodology enabling scholars to work in partnership with…
AFRICAN-AMERICAN ROLE IN MAKING CONSTITUTION Name of Student Subject Name Here Date Here AFRICAN-AMERICAN ROLE IN MAKING CONSTITUTION Introduction There are various African-Americans who directly or indirectly were engaged in the process of developing the American constitution. African-Americans can be considered to have largely participated in the constitution process indirectly. One of the key processes that allow for the development of an inclusive constitution is advocacy. There are several Black Americans that were actively engaged in advocacy that includes Fredrick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Absalom Jones, and Richard Allen. Others were indirectly involved such as Dred Scott. As such, we shall analyze the role that these African Americans played in the development of the constitution. Discussion One of the first major fugitives to speak out against slavery was Fredrick Douglass. One of the greatest strengths that set Frederick on the cause of being a great abolitionist was his ability to communicate eloquently. Many whites could not believe that he…
Week 8 Responses- Agavni Asatryan NURS 601A FNP BRIDGE COURSE Response to Evan Pacleb Hello Evan, congratulations for making it to the last week and thanks for the informative discussion. I agree with you that reforms in the mental healthcare system are complex but can be achieved through minimizing stigmatization, prevention of mental health disorders and implementation of policies that advocate for wider mental health programs. Johansson et al. (2019), asserts that insurance companies have been in the forefront in derailing efforts towards effective mental healthcare because they often call healthcare practitioners to decide on how long patients would stay in healthcare centers or the type of medication that they should receive, simply because the insurance companies do not want to pay more funds to the beneficiary. Employers need to provide a conducive working environment that offers both social and financial support to employees with mental disorders. Employers need to pay for the health insurance of employees with mental disorders so as to access screening and treatment for the disorders. Employers should also organize counseling sessions for their employees to…
SOCIAL STORIES FOR AUTISM Autism is the mental condition in which one finds it difficult to communicate or form a relationship with others. This condition in children can be alleviated by the use of social stories; an effective and easy way of teaching children with special needs, and impart them with the right behavior. These can either be written or visual cues that help children navigate through unfamiliar social situations and give them a better understanding to know how others feel and why they should respond with the appropriate behavior. Social skills are essential in a child’s development, and with autistic children, they benefit in such ways: Better understanding and follow routines Gain an insight into others perspective Encouraging the identification of essential cues and clear communication Promote better self-awareness Understand how their behavior impacts others Benefits of social stories in autistic children Better understanding and mental development Reading and re-reading social stories that include series of events helps children practice memory skills which include prediction and how to respond in new circumstances that may arise Gain insight on…