GREETINGS ACADEMIC VOCABULARY STUDENTS Greetings Academic Vocabulary Students! For your second assignment you′ll be completing a short journal that includes ten words from Sublist 3 of the Academic Word List (AWL) that you find the most challenging. For each of the TEN words you choose, you′ll list: The word and which part of speech it is (Example: economic (adj.) – ) Other forms of this word (Example: economy (n.), and economically (adv.)) The dictionary definition and the link to the dictionary you used (Example: of, relating to, or based on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, https://www.merriam-webster.com (Links to an external site.)) The most common words that combine with this word (Example: growth, advisor, theories) An example sentence from the dictionary (Example: ″Still, India held off imposing a single-use plastic ban last year over fear the policy would trigger an economic slowdown, according to BNEF’s Zheng.″) An original sentence that YOU WRITE. [unique_solution]Don′t copy from the Internet! Write your own sentence using the word in any form you want. (Example: The economy is doing well in America…

The Case OF Emmanuel Diagnosis After an analysis of the case presentation, I suggest that the best diagnosis for Emmanuel is a social communication disorder. With this diagnosis, however, the possibility of intellectual impairment is disqualified. Thus, the diagnosis can be written as 315.39 Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder, without intellectual impairment. Support for the Diagnosis The persistent difficulties in the utilization of verbal and nonverbal methods of communication exhibited by the patient point to this diagnosis. This is further supported by functional limitations in effective communication, participation in social gatherings, poor academic performance, hardship in social relationships, and the onset of independent symptoms early in the developmental period. The fact that the patient has an above-average intellectual ability ut poor grades in school presents perfect evidence for the current diagnosis. The history of struggling wit peer-to-peer interactions since pre-school, hardships in taking directions, and the need to be guided by someone, missing conventional social cues, rare conversation with peers, and behavioral changes are crucial in this. These directly point to early-onset, difficulty in understanding unclearly stated instruction, inability to effectively…

      Role of Play Name: Course: Professor: Date:                       Play is an important activity that involves a child’s total self and the use of various forms of energy. It has been demonstrated to be the single most significant provider of both social and intellectual development in middle school children, thus making it as important as food. Through play, a child can gain relief and balance in their day to day activities. Children do not grasp every content through directions but experiences and mainly through their activities. Consequently, it means that the environment they grow in determines their social behavior. Through team play, the children can develop the ability to empathize. This involves putting oneself in another’s shoe, something that creates a sense of empathy or sensitivity towards the emotions of others, thus making them capable of sustaining social relations. Children equally learn to share as grabbing things to oneself makes them improper in the team play. Additionally, healthy competition is developed in middle school during team play. When…

TIME WE STOPPED SHAMING MILLENIALS IN ITS ENTIRELY  Please watch It′s About Time We Stopped Shaming Millenials in its entirely. As you write you essay, answer these questions: If you are not part of the millennial generation or generationZ, how do the challenges of today′s young adult differ from the challenges faced by your own generation? How are the challenges similar? If you are a part of this generation or generation z, how accurate was this documentary regarding the challenge of your generation? Please provide specific examples from your own experience and observation throughout the essay. What important challenges were left out? What does it mean to you (regardless of which generation you are a part of) to be a young adult in today′s society? How does identity development change during these formative years? B) Watch the talk Why 30 is not the new 20. Romantic relationships and finding a career path are two major developments tasks accomplished during the transitional stage of early adulthood. As you write your essay, answer these questions using specific examples from your own life…

The Redeem Christian Church and its impact on integration among African immigrants in Finland Read the lecture slides and watch the video of a literature review. Find key words for your thesis topic. If you do not have a thesis topic, concentrate to some topic that interests you in social services, social work or community development. Make criteria for your search: years (time period), language, field/discipline (social work, social science etc.), data basis etc. In your assignment, describe the criteria you used. Do a proper literature search on research articles, thesis, project reports, statistical data, relevant videos and other material. Describe the literature search step by step. Write a summary of the research methods used or the main research results. Use in text-referencing when you refer to sources. Refer to all references that you have in your list of references. Use at least 5 academic references (books, articles). Apply the references in the actual text according to Diak guidelines.[unique_solution] Use Refworks in writing your list of references. Length of the assignment is 3-5 pages (excluding cover page, contents, and list…

PARENT AND PRACTITIONER’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE ROLE OF PLAY IN EARLY YEARS SETTING Introduction Play is essential to the optimal development of children because it leads to their physical, emotional, cognitive, and social well-being. It also allows the parents to interact with their children efficiently. The United Nations High Commission for Human Rights (UNHCHR) has recognized play as one of the fundamental rights of every child due to the benefits it has on every child. Research conducted by Aubrey, Davies, Godfrey, and Thompson (2000) has a particularly connected play with cognitive and social skill development that are necessary for learning more complex concepts in children at early stages. For instance, they linked play to memory growth, self-regulation, identifying symbols, and oral language. Christensen and James (2017) also linked it to increased levels of social development and school adjustments as well as high literary skills and academic learning. During play, the child acquires social skills. Since play is a significant aspect of child development, parents must provide their children with a lot of opportunities to take part in different types of…

Analysis of “Out of Control” Documentary by CBC Fifth Estate SECTION I: Introduction The documentary “Out of Control” was released by CBC Fifth Estate in 2010. It traces the life and death of Ashley Smith, a 19-year old Canadian teenager who was charged for a criminal offence, sentenced to one month in a correctional facility, and later found dead by correctional officers after self-inflicted strangulation. According to CBC News, her death led to a national debate and prompted an investigation and a scathing report by the Ombudsman about the circumstances surrounding her death. Her one-month jail sentence at a youth confinement facility in New Brunswick for hitting a mailman with crabapples was prolonged to almost four years in confinement and served in five different provinces in Canada.  The Fifth Estate sought and gained access to alarming confinement video that revealed Smith being restrained forcefully, pepper-sprayed, and confined in a restraining body bag to expose her narrative (CBC News). Her behavior worsened with the harsh treatments, which proved that she needed mental health assistance even though the prison facility failed to…

Tuition-Freee Colleges for Everyone should not exist in the United States Across the country, and in particular, during political campaigns for the presidency, the issue of introducing free colleges gains a lot of attention. People from both sides of the spectrum provide their rationale on why they support or oppose tuition-free colleges for all Americans. Proponents, for instance, maintain that the increase in tuition fees in college and university has led to a significant increase in student debt (McCluskey and Goldrick-Rab n.pag). In 2017, the national student debt stood at 1.4 trillion. Since high tuition fees and student debt are primary factors that voiced by proponents of tuition fee colleges, the government should not make colleges free for all Americans. Americans who can afford should be allowed to finance their education. Any American would like to have a tuition-free college education; however, it is unaccompanied by unintended costs. Mainly, this is because the notion of free colleges does not exist because nothing in this world is for free. In particular, ““Free” would have to be paid for with tax dollars,…

                       CASE STUDY on Ford’s Case Question #1: I don’t agree with the opinion that “a meaningful amount of Ford’s earnings improvement over the past three quarters has come from accounting adjustments, as opposed to real improvements in the company’s underlying profitability? “This is because; First, the ford revitalization plan shows how the company made a lot of changes, such as improving the declining market value of its shares and also made some investments that might lead to the improvement of its profitability. Secondly, Accounting adjustments do not necessarily lead to earnings improvement. This is because they are usually estimated, and therefore they could exceed the actuals, which implies that the alignment could either lead to losses or profits. Ford’s company should set standards that will ensure consistency to ensure the change of values is not that ambiguous. Ford company financial results of 2003 to those of 2002 differ whereby 2003 three quarters the earnings were %1.2 billion, revenue of118.4 billion, and an income before tax of 2.2 billion dollars while that of 2002 was $850 million, revenue of$121 billion…

Delicious and easy to make fruit snacks for kids It is not easy to feed your kids, everything that is healthy and nutritious. Most kids like to have fried and salty foods in a bite when they turn 2 to 3 years old. But we know they need to have enough amounts of fruits on a regular basis at their growing stage. Vitamins, fiber, and protein of the fruits can help your kids to have a strong immune system and overall good health at the same time. If your kid does not like fruits and brings it back in his Tiffin every day, then we have a trick for you. You can bake some interesting and delicious cookies or make the porridge for your little one by using healthy fruits and let them have a bite on it. Let us have a look into these recipes that can not only fill up the empty stomach of your babies but can also supply the required nutrients at the same time. Oats banana cookie Banana is one of the essential fruits that…