Research Proposal and Literature Review Table of Contents   Abstract. 2 Introduction.. 2 Background to the study.. 3 The literature review… 3 Methodology and analysis. 4 Conclusion.. 4 Bibliography.. 4 Appendix       Data Sources (example). 5     Abstract   A project should normally have an abstract. You do not need to provide an abstract for your Research Methods coursework, but you will need to do so for your dissertation   1.                  Introduction Maximum 200 words   Here your aim is to create interest in your proposal by writing a snappy summary of the topic area you plan to investigate. This can include a brief review of the most relevant literature. The introduction should be concise, interesting and written to be comprehensible to a well-informed but non-specialist reader.   Actions: the introduction should contain:   A statement of the conceptual framework (1 sentence):   Examples This project is a case study of the effect of the introduction of the minimum wage in the UK on the prevalence of teenage crime rates. This project examines the determinants of the price of cement…

Wound Infection Introduction             When a person develops a wound resulting from injuries such as cuts, it is vital that the person cleans the area very well with antiseptic and covers well. This action will prevent the entry of germs, such as bacteria, which may cause infections in the affected area. Possible cause of symptoms             The man’s leg was cut by a trimmer, after which he cleaned the area with water from a garden hose. Water from a garden horse is not necessarily clean as it serves the purpose of watering garden plants. As a result, the man might not have cleaned the cut effectively. For proper cleaning of wounds, one should use soap and water rather than water alone. Also, one can use an antiseptic to ensure that germs are killed (Haesler & Ousey, 2018). If possible, the person should apply an antibiotic ointment on the cut before covering the area. The man did not follow most of these steps. He washed the wound using water only and covered the area after that. There is a high possibility…

Details of AP Jagananna Vidya Kanuka Kits Scheme 2020-21 The AP Jagananna Vidya Kanuka Kits Scheme has been initiated by the Andhra Pradesh government, aiming for the students of a government school. Owing to this, an order has been issued by the state government on 12th March 2020. Under this order, the government is giving administrative permission through which students can opt for educational kits. The Jagananna Vidya Kanuka Kits will cost rupees 655.60 crores, and in this, the share of Andhra Pradesh is rupees 262.24 crores. The state government has further decided that the educational kits will be offered through the help of the Comprehensive Training Center Scheme. Students belonging to the government schools will get the scheme related kit on the 1st of June 2020 before the school resumes a new session from the 12th of June 2020-21. Highlighting features of AP Jagananna Vidya Kanuka Kits Scheme 2020-21 Name of the scheme Jagananna Vidya Kanuka Kits Scheme Number of Beneficiaries 42 lakhs Cost of Each kit Rupees 1,350 6 Items available in the Educational Kit 3 pairs of…

Web literacy   Introduction: Web literacy is the skills or competence hat is critical in reading, writing, or participating in the web that involves mastery of both activity and content. Web literacy has helped many people to get more technologically first in all aspects of life. It is essential to incorporate digital skills in every aspect of life, but freedom of using web literature devices. Everyone will be happy if they can overcome web illiteracy. Thesis Statement: In present-day innovation, everything is getting to be computerized. There is a restricted limit with regards to controlling one’s web education experience on the off chance that they are less gifted in advanced innovation. A clear understanding of how the internet works can use in providing our safety online. It is enjoyable to use the internet to showcase our skills, advancement, and ability of online freedom. Recently almost every person uses digital devices on a daily basis; this makes life more manageable and less annoying. One may feel the safety of being online. Excellent knowledge about the advantages of the internet.Since it is through the internet…

ACADEMIC LITERACY Also, the essay utilizes a pedagogical approach to discuss different forms of literacy practices as used in the classroom setting. Generally, I comprehended the overall ideas stipulated by the students in their essays — the students aimed at exemplifying the cognitive domains of literacy practices and their importance in academics. Also, the essays show that writing should utilize a creative inspiration anchored towards solving a particular problem. As such, it would be easy to master the skills required in writing to improve personal competence. Other than descriptions of the articles, the students have added the necessary skills required for effective communication. As such, the students have utilized good writing skills, which are vital at all levels of communication, mostly required after graduation. Article summary: Academic literacy The article aims to familiarize the readers with the need to develop writing skills before students finish their degree programs at the campus. As such, the author encourages students to improve their writing abilities based on their personal experiences in school. Furthermore, Joseph DeFazio and colleagues utilize case studies at Indiana University…

Hybrid Model in healthcare Agile software development in healthcare is through incremental changes rather than shifting operations. As the iterative approach, Agile software development requires consulting before possible changes in the healthcare department, before committing to software design and development. To improve the level of clinical diagnosis and quality of medical attention, Agile software development requires constant updating of current information systems. For instance, updating the software requirements of EHR improves the retrieval of patient medical history. As such, Agile software development prioritizes continuous feedback from patients and clinical officers relying on the system. Agile software development facilitates the implementation of lean manufacturing techniques in healthcare, leading to the reduction of wasted human potential and medical resources. For instance, Agile software development designs a system that focuses on increasing business or customer value, hence informing lean manufacturing tactics of allocating additional personnel on consumer relations. The Waterfall model in healthcare attributes to the specialization of medical services by relying on product life cycle development. Introduction The goal of each iteration in the Waterfall model, for instance, relies on quality clinical…

Unlocking Doors That Stay Locked Slam, the echo of metal on metal, the door shuts behind me, and there I was all alone. The door slamming was an emotional lightning bolt shooting through my soul as I found myself in solitary confinement. I had nothing but a thin mattress that provided no comfort, a blanket that held no heat, and a torn-up book. Unfortunately, the book wasn’t anything I would typically read. Emotionally, I was in a dark place. I was overwhelmed because I had to sit there for the next six months. I kept asking myself the question, “What am I going to do?” Being in a cell that provided no stimulus would take some time getting used to. There was very little light, and all the walls were gray. It reeked of urine and mildew. The urinal was in the cell, and the prison was over 50 years old. Gunk was built up in the corners of the window and along the walls. The paint was peeling off the bunk and the cell door. Previous inmates had scratched…

Literacy/Numeracy Issues Health literacy or numeracy plays an essential role in health and health care settings. Unfortunately, many patients face have limited literacy and numeracy skills that compromise their health outcomes (Parker, 2000). When there are literacy/numeracy limitations, patients face difficulties communicating with health care needs or understanding self-care instructions. For example, the patient may not comprehend basic vocabulary, fails to assimilate instructions and warnings on medication labels, and failure to follow-up appointments as required (Rothman et al., 2008). It is crucial for health care providers to ensure that they understand the literacy and numeracy levels of their patients to assist in addressing such problems. I have encountered situations where poor literacy and numeracy skills prevented the attainment of health goals. One diabetic patient has difficulties interpreting food labels and approximating the right portion sizes. Later, it was determined the patient willingly selected foods high in fat and sugar against the recommendation of the nutritionist. Evidently, the patient did not have health literacy to fully comprehend the health risks of his behavior (Parker, 2000). Another elderly patient experienced adverse drug…

Health literacy Health is the ability of a biological system to convert utilize and allocate energy to sustain a living organism. Health care is the improvement of health or maintenance of health through disease prevention, treatment, vaccination among other medical actions. Health literacy, on the other hand, is the ability to read, understand, and use healthcare information in making decisions concerning health and also to follow any instructions involved in a treatment. Patients have been increasingly expected to take charge of their health and be involved in decisions concerning their health. This is because of the growing evidence that patient participation has benefits as well. Such benefits include the patient’s knowledge is increased in the process, the patient’s satisfaction is increased in terms of the treatment they receive from hospitals reduced patient’s uneasiness and apprehension. The scope of the consultation was set by hosting consultation workshops that targeted the middle-aged in the society aged between late 20’s to early 40’s. In the workshops, health literacy was seen as “meaningless”. The research also examined the relevance of health literacy, areas of…

Recognizing Words in Print Strategies Several strategies are used by teachers to help students recognize words in word. Teachers, through a series of activities, can help students understand word meanings through the utilization of the appropriate strategies that address the print concepts. Consequently, students can enhance their word recognition skills. The following are some of the best strategies that teachers can use to enhance word recognition of students Scaffolding: This is one of the instructional practices, and it acts as a psychological element of teaching and learning. This basically means that the teacher provides support to the student to develop fundamental reading skills. To achieve this, teachers divide the content to be taught into small parts to facilitate efficient comprehension (Chen & Law, 2016). This is done using the graphic organizers, introducing background information, using the small group teaching strategy, and focusing on vocabulary based context. This will enable the students to identify their errors easily. Once no further assistance is needed, the scaffolding is removed allowed the students to improve their skills on their own. Connecting to prior knowledge:…