Comparison between English and Arabic Tenses Introduction Language is an essential tool of communication in our every day lives. The ability to communicate enables human beings to express themselves on various matters. Thus, language can be used to display happiness, depression, sorrow, or anxiety. However, all across the globe, different languages have different rules of usage. English and Arabic are some of the most spoken languages with users in almost every region in the world. However, these languages have entirely different rules of usage that make them distinct. For instance, the English language has 24 consonants, while Arabic has 28 of them. Also, the Arabic language has lesser vowels as compared to the English language. This paper will provide a critical comparison of the tenses between the English and Arabic languages. Analysis Tense is a grammatical expression that is used to highlight the aspect of when. The usage of tenses is intended to show the time as to when something happened or when it will happen. Also, the grammatical expression can be used to describe if action is yet to…
Rate of Secondary School Dropout in Oman Abstract The critical reasons for the student to be involved in school dropouts from secondary school might have been poor socialization skills, low academic performance, busy social life, financial issues, and low confidence levels. There has been an increase in the rate of students’ dropout, so there it is crucial to raise issue and solutions related to the matter. The overall research objectives for this study is to discover designs in dropout information at Foundation platform, create criteria for categorizing student at threat of dropout and classify regions of enhancement for lowering the level of secondary student dropout in Oman. Research methodology comprising of applies of analytical research based on the evaluation of secondary information pertaining two academic terms according to the education structure of Oman. The resultant findings reveal that 1997 students dropped out entirely from Foundation platform in the ongoing study duration with an average of 90 students to dropout per semester. Dropout level was high among the male and was more at different levels of the secondary course. It is…
Week 1 Discussion Prompt #1 NURS 561 Health Promotions and Disease Prevention After participating in the Pathways to Safer Opioid Use simulation exercise, I reflected on a patient I had previously empowered. The patient was suffering from hypertension and was struggling with coronary artery diseases, stroke and heart failure. After engaging the patient, I encouraged George to start taking blood pressure tests from home which can help determine whether the treatment of the blood pressure is effective, to confirm the blood pressure levels and to control high blood pressures. I advised the patient that blood pressure tests at home are cheap and readily available (Butalia et.al. 2018). George told me he was also struggling with drug abuse. I advised him to reduce alcohol, consider having diets which have low levels of salt and seek medical attention from specialists. Some medication that the patient may consider include Angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), and this helps to block chemical action that narrows blood vessels. One strategy demonstrated by Rhoda involved understanding the suffering that the patient is experiencing. High blood pressure caused…
Week 1 Discussion RE: Discussion Prompt Nursing practice requires research and theory on issues concerning improving patient care and nursing education at large. The basic types of theories are descriptive theories, explanatory theories, prescriptive theories, and predictive theories. Descriptive theories are the first level of theory development, and they speculate on why particular phenomenon happens as well as the consequences of the event. In nursing, descriptive theories can be used to describe patient assessments. Descriptive theories can either be naming theories (explain characteristics or dimensions of a phenomenon) or classification theories (distinguishes a phenomena’s existence from its properties). For instance, the patient suffers from obesity due to the lack of physical activities and unhealthy eating. The patient spends most of the time playing video games and watching TV. Prescriptive theories, on the other hand, refer to specific phenomena that can be easily defined and have a narrow scope hence contain fewer concepts (Pisano, 2016). Also known as practice theories, these theories can explain particular nursing elements as well as address and predict specific nursing interventions. Prescription theories can…
Quality Management and Certification It is important to note that in current times, organizations are determined to frame strategies that improve their quality management tactics and certifications. Quality management is an indispensable instrument that creates an improvement reaction to an organization’s brands. Firms manage future objectives by using this method because it does consist of more structures than just guaranteeing product and service quality(Dellana and Kros, 2018). This technique runs corporate processes and individuals in a particular directive to ensure client satisfaction in every stage. Quality management guides administrations into undertaking the precise thing at the right time in their business processes. On the other hand, Certification helps establishments to advance and improve performances by standards. Certification determines very high levels of product and service quality. It tracks the successful completion of an audit against the mandatory criteria. Quality management and Certification helps organizations function more effectively and efficiently, meet regulatory and statutory necessities, categorize, and address risks, and reach new markets. To achieve this, they focus on knowledge and process management, leadership, organizational context, customer focus, training, continual improvements,…
The Correlation Between Video Games and Learning Abstract The idea of learning through the use of video games has great potential, though it may not always be in a distinct manner. Using a breakdown of fluid learning, the ability to solve new problems as they arise with no previous knowledge of that particular situation, the article by Kokkinikis et al. (2017) shows that there is a correlation between a person’s IQ (how quickly they learn to do a new task) and the amount of expertise a player can achieve in a game. It also shows that this correlation follows the already-established trend of how age affects a person’s cognitive and physical ability to retain information and perform adequately in situations that require faster reflexes, respectively. The second article depicts how the skills learned for a particular video game don’t always translate into a practical ability in similar real-life problems, which tends to negate the idea that cognitive skills can be learned from playing a multiplayer online battle arena or a first-person shooter game. Neither of these articles focus on whether…
PROFILE OF A WRITER The interviewee is an academic writer undertaking a Ph.D. in nursing. Having been in the industry for more than four years, the interviewee has gained relevant skills hence becoming a perfectionist. He has previously worked in various subjects, namely, nursing, project management, and criminology. These and other assignments have enabled him to acquire knowledge of different writing formats. The writer’s vast experience allows him to develop quality information content devoid of plagiarism and grammar errors. Nursing, which is his specialty, has different types of writing, namely; health history, nursing note, nursing care plan, nursing resume, medical literature review, among others. The kind of wring in his field is expository, which aims to explain to the reader the subject matter of the topic involved, giving relevant evidence, and suitable discussions to enhance clarity and understanding. He stated that the main reason for nursing academic writing is to strengthen information and idea-sharing and to ensure that nursing students can effectively and professionally communicate in this field. While other basic conventions like grammar, sentence structure, spelling punctuation, and capitalization…
Effective Strategies for Improving Reading Fluency among Elementary Students Automatic word recognition is the key to unlocking meaning from a particular read text. When readers have high automaticity of decoding a text, they will spend little time to decipher individual words and comprehend the passage quickly (Hausheer, Hansen, & Doumas, 2011). Many educators have applied themselves to achieve reading fluency in elementary pupils, which is a profound requirement for their future excellence in reading and comprehension. Learners face challenges in having to read complex texts with the embedded standards of learning. Fluency helps pupils to avoid depleting their cognitive space because the nuances and interconnections between words takes little effort. The demand for more accurate fluent readers is universal, and instructors must deliver their best (White & Robertson, 2015). This paper shall discuss a framework teachers use to enhance reading fluency with the help of technological advances. Problem Statement With the abundant use of technology in classrooms to help students in their literacy lessons, most instructors are not comfortable in using all the forms of technology technologically for the benefit…
Multiculturalism policies in education only yield more division Introduction In the United Kingdom, the concept of multicultural education was developed as a pragmatic response to the coming of the immigrants’ children from former colonial nations. The initial objective was to assimilate the minority and migrant children with no concessions to values possessed by these groups. There has been the recognition of the cultural, linguistic, and religious pluralism as well as the passing of the legislation to curb racial discrimination. In this particular essay, I will be focusing on the multicultural education of migrant children in England between the years 2010 to 2020. According to (Payne and Welsh, 2000), the aspect of multiculturalism often entails a set of related cultural trends and movements that emphasizes the diversity of society and culture. Through the formulation of the theoretical framework based on the melting pot model, I will be able to discuss the extent to which multicultural education policies have divisions. To achieve this objective, I will conduct both empirical and theoretical literature review to extract the findings from other studies about the…
Health in Global Community. Women’s Health Question 1 Globalization has resulted in transferring or flowing of acute and epidemic infections, including tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, and plagues, among other diseases (Knoblauch et al. 2018). For instance, the current trending diseases, referred to as coronavirus has been a threat and challenge to globalization. People are not willing to travel to China or get into close contact with China. China happens to be the country where the outbreak started. Therefore, globalization has related to the transfer of diseases across the globe. Additionally, wealthier nations are predicting financial burden from an unhealthy population migrating to the first world. However, this is funny because those diseases are also exported around the globe through products such as tobacco, fast food, and indirectly through microeconomic policies of debt burden as well as direct investment. Due to globalization, there is increased professional mobility, primarily from developing countries where there is an increased rate of unemployment. Health professionals from different countries offer diverse and competent services to different countries (Knoblauch et al. 2018). Additionally, the modern…