Lesson Plan Analysis By Student’s Name Presented to: Instructor’s Name Institution Course Lesson Plan Analysis The lesson plan chosen has the title, “Example of a good lesson plan.” Its source is online at file:///C:/Users/user/Desktop/Ex_Good_Lesson_Plan.pdf The lesson plan involves planning and structuring the active learning of students. The lesson includes both students and trainees, where students have no existing knowledge like the trainees. The students plan their lessons in class while the tutor observes them. The students are required to produce a draft lesson plan and later a lesson plan for microteaching. The tutor aims at teaching the students through groups. Moreover, the tutor uses visual aids, for example, handouts and PowerPoint presentations. There is a session where students would listen and speak in pairs. The strengths of this lesson plan are the engagement of the students where they would learn and speak in pairs. Here, the teacher would not use a lot of time in tutoring but used visuals, for example, PowerPoint presentations and handouts. The students…
The song begins with a moderate tempo The song begins with a moderate tempo created using a high key from a keyboard. The keyboard sets the rhythm and pace of the song, which is an allegro moderato. Other instruments are then played to enrich the music. These instruments include the saxophone, the trumpets, the drum kit. They are played in harmony, ensuring that each sound synchronizes with the other, making the overall texture of the introduction is thick. Moreover, due to the many layers of instruments used, the melody produced is of high quality. I think the keyboard is the instrument that keeps the basic tempo because all instruments follow its rhythm. The tempo is medium, not too fast and not too low. The song is somewhat os an overall high pitch, which can be associated with happiness. The keyboard player also wears a wide smile, especially at the beginning of the song, and I think he contributes to the happy feeling listeners get. I liked the mood of the song. When I listened to the song, It gave me…
Postprandial glucose has been linked to the development of chronic metabolic diseases Background Postprandial glycemia has been implicated in the development of the chronic metabolic disease such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Methods Male and female students in the NUTR 6332 spring 2020 course between 22 and 46 years of age and body mass index (BMI) 17 to 39 kg/m2 were included in the study. Students who are allergic to the ingredients used in the test meal were excluded from the study. Results The average BMI was 26.49 kg/m2, the average age of 30.70 years, an average of height was 64.5 inches, and an average weight of 157.95 pounds. The average (mean ± SD) age, body mass, height, and weight index was 30.70 ± 7.23 years, 26.49 ± 6.47 kg/m2, 64.65 ± 3.23 inches, 157.95 ±42.53 respectively. The average (mean ± SD) of carbohydrate glucose concentration was 88.10 – 5.34, 80.40 – 7.71, 96.30 – 6.41, 125.20 -7.35, 143.70 – 16.28 and 115.30 – 17.66 at the interval of 0, 15, 30, 45, 60 and 90 respectively. …
Zero Carbon Bill in Relation to Learning Partnership to Improve Community Outcomes Zero Carbon Bill puts in place targets to reduce all greenhouse gases. As it stands, the governments’ implements Zero Carbon Bill so that by 2050 nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide will be net-zero. Also, Methane has a 2030 target to decrease emissions by 10% and a reduction provision target of 24-47% by 2050. New Zealand Zero Carbon Bill focuses on reducing emissions produced by diary nutrition factories which are 22.5% at the moment. For them, farmers should develop a farm-particular plan to manage and reduce emissions via farm management improvements. It, therefore, needs to be managed alongside extensive environmental issues such as quality of water, erosion control and biodiversity (Attia, 2018). The farmers are expected to calculate on-farm emissions, come up with a management plan to reduce the emission and keep an eye to the future technologies that reduce emissions. According to Davis, et al., (2018), Zero Carbon Bill in conjunction to Climate Change Commission organization partner together to leverage learning that aim at reducing carbon dioxide and…
Discuss the various foreign crises between the wars, paying particularly close attention to Germany and Italy. European nations were in disarray, having been controlled by significant powers for so long. Most of these nations, like Lithuania and Poland, ended up being ruled by dictators. Italy was in economic ruin after leaving the peace summit without any territory promised to them by the allies. This prompted the founding of the Fascist party by Mussolini, which appealed to soldiers’ frustrations and offering a return to traditional politics and values. Germany was unable to fund its own rehabilitation, thus relying on American private investors, but following their economic failure, Germany’s system collapsed. They would then stop accepting terms of the Versailles treaty and enforced nationalism. Adolf Hitler, a believer in military power, was appointed chancellor in 1930. Discuss the attack on Pearl Harbor and the impact it had on sharpening American public opinion surrounding the Second World War. The Japanese government attacked Pearl Harbor following the American decision to sever oil exports to Japan. They attacked hoping to immobilize America’s navy fleet, thus…
the different cultural elements from the Western and Eastern cultures Introduction In the past couple of days, my colleagues and I in the assigned group have been working together on preparing a presentation about the different cultural elements from the Western and Eastern cultures in both the business and social environments. The members of this group consisted of Ahmed, Simon, Mike, and Chloe. We worked on the topic, and every member had a significant part to play in the completion of the task. Allow me to specify my contribution to the group and its purpose in achieving the objective of the undertaking. Generally, groups are formed to achieve satisfaction or a goal as one unit. It is necessary to comprehend that working in a group changes every individual’s productivity and their contributions towards the goals. For this paper, I will use John Locke’s Empiricist Reflection Theory of my knowledge on the Western and Eastern world to demonstrate how my ideas reflect or resemble the objects that give rise to the cultures of these regions (the USA and China). Specifically, my…
Literature Review on Coronary heart disease (CHD) Coronary heart disease (CHD) develops due to a complicated medical condition brought about by the narrowing of coronary arteries. The main work of coronary arteries is to supply oxygen and blood to the heart hence failure to carry out their functions leads to CHD. According to the Centers for Disease Control (2019), coronary heart disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death in America. In particular, there is one CHD death every 37 seconds leading to approximately 647,000 annual deaths. In addition to that studies have been done concerning CHD, for example, a study by Park, Lee, and Han (2017) found that an increase in BMI increases the risk of CHD. In particular, the researchers found that underweight participants had an elevated risk of 19.7%, overweight people had an elevated risk of 50%, while obese participants had a risk of 96% compared to those with normal weight. On the other hand, a study by Gajalakshmi et al. (2018) established that BMI had an inverse relationship with CHD. The researchers found that BMI for…
NURSES ATTITUDES TOWARDS OLDER PATIENTS WITH DELIRIUM Abstract The population of the elderly is increasing. Hence the number of people with delirium condition is also rising. The attitude of nurses towards the elderly is a question of concern over many years. This research study focused on studying the attitudes of nurses towards elderly patients with delirium. The objective of the paper was to determine the nursing skills and knowledge required for effective interaction with delirium patients, how knowledge on delirium assessment tool and protocol enables nurses to develop positive attitudes and how age, work experience and education are related to nursing attitudes. The research used a literature review research methodology. Data was collected from authors qualitatively. Scientific journals, books and web-based sources will also be used in data collection. From the analysis of the data, knowledge and nursing skills required for effective interaction with delirium patients include; calculation, communication techniques, providing information, self-management, working disciplinary as well as knowledge about delirium patients, self-management and competency. Adequate knowledge of delirium assessment tool and protocol, age. Work experience and education influence nurses’…
installation of the wind power plant Wind power has been described as the process that wind is utilized in order to generate electricity or mechanical power. The process involves turbines converting kinetic energy found in the wind into mechanical power. The mechanical power is used to do particular tasks, which include pumping water, grinding grain, and can be converted into electricity through the use of generators (Borch, Munk & Dahlgaard, 2020). As much wind power is has been technologically mature and economically feasible, most of the communities have rejected the whole idea because of the visual pollution, and this has brought a lot of controversies in local communities. The aim of this paper is to conduct a research on the current controversy that involves a city concerning the installation of the wind power plant. Currently, one of the countries in Africa called Kenya launched one of the largest wind power projects in the whole Africa. The project has been launched in one of the regions named Lake Turkana. The wind farm is expected to produce 300MW of the low-cost renewable…
What is the Difference Between Piston and Rotary Compressor? The pressurized or compressed air contains high kinetic that can be utilized to achieve certain objectives in different applications. Normally, this kind of hardware is utilized in practically every sort of engineering, processing, machinery assembling, or manufacturing activity around the world. The applications of the compressed air extend from blowing up tires to aiding the capacity of the hardware. Generally, air compressors are divided into two main types. These piston air compressors and reciprocating air compressors. What is the difference between the two air compressors? Which type of air compressor should I buy? Read on as we guide you on the difference between piston compressor vs rotary compressor. Definition of Piston vs Rotary Air Compressors To know the difference, let’s define these two types of air compressors: Piston-Type Air Compressors – these are usually compared to a vehicle motor. They utilize continually moving pistons to pump air into a chamber. Every one of the pistons has a single direction valve that will…