Case Study: Pocahontas Controversy- a discussion on a history that has two sides. However, only one side made it into the history textbooks. Should the other side be told? For your follow up essay, analyze history that some say was covered up (see below). A new history was written by the Mattaponi Indian tribe concerning the life and death of Pocahontas. Please read the The Pocahontas Archives. Also watch; https://www.c-span.org/video/?202747-2/true-story-pocahontas. Pocahontas′s story– if you questioned a Mattaponi about the story it would sound more like a murder mystery than a rescue love story. Remember, daughters of chiefs were sought by the English to guarantee land and protection. Some historians claim that Pocahontas was a needed insurance policy for plantation farmers like Rolfe. Her death was a necessary evil to protect the assets of the English Tobacco industry. (unique_solution)The Mattaponi tribe claims in their new book that Pocahontas was captured, raped and impregnated before her marriage to John Rolfe. To cover up this English abuse, John Rolfe agreed to marry Pocahontas in order to prevent war over her treatment and to protect…
Communicating with an Autistic Child at Home and School Settings Literature Review This section of the paper examines the relevant research materials and published articles that are related to this study of communication with autistic children at home and school settings. It goes deep to review the applicability of these variant behavioral and interactive communication interventions that have been presented in the different research conducted. The chapter discusses the efficiency of the proposed forms of interventions in the earlier sections of the paper in correspondence to pragmatic studies. Advanced research has enabled people to gain a broader perspective of the challenges associated with autism, contributing immensely to the development of better treatment methods, therapies, and health outcomes for the victims. As a matter of fact, research proves that approaching educational needs of these subject with the right strategies accentuate the health intervention methods leading to better results. The studies point out to the need for early intervention in the formative years of the child who has been identified to be autistic as a way of improving the quality of their…
Child Care and Education 4.1 Describe factors within the early year’s settings, which may impact upon the health and well-being of children: There are various aspects involved that must be represented by The Early Years Practitioner that will affect a child’s health and wellbeing, these factors include more than the elements linked to food and nutrition as there are many components and features that have a bearing impression and affect on a child. Following an eating routine and arranging nutritional necessities for children is also vital for a child’s wellbeing and development. The Early Years Practitioner should be aware of all these key components and understand that these approaches circle around providing the best highest standard of surroundings and environment for the child. Providing the best highest standard of surroundings and environment for the child: The surroundings in which a child is raised in will massively affect their advancement. The surroundings of a setting will impact the care that a child obtains and additionally influence their learning, advancement and possibilities. The environment will most likely have the biggest impact on…
Effects of the Civil War Thesis & Intro Writing Activity You will write an in-class intro paragraph essay on the effects of the Civil War. You should primarily use class notes (Civil War, Reconstruction, Closing of the Frontier, Industrialization), your homework packets, and your text to guide you in preparing for your essay. Required: 1. An intro paragraph with a clear thesis statement with three clear subcategories to serve as your body paragraph topics if you were required to write the entire essay. 2. Complete the chart provided with specific evidence you would use to support each body paragraph (minimum 3 per paragraph). Prompt: What were the three most significant effects of the Civil War on America society between 1861 and 1876? Effects can be political, economic, & social or any combination thereof. Carefully read and analyze the question What is the essence of the question? What task is it asking you to perform? Compare and contrast? Cause and effects? etc. Define any key terms for yourself that are necessary to understand the question – if any.…
cultural adaptation of Madarin-speaking Chinese students attending graduate school in US universities INTRODUCTION A large number of international students pursue education in U.S. universities, including more than 360,000 Chinese students in the 2017-2018 school year (Anderson & Svrluga, 2019). The most common purposes for studying abroad are to study language, culture, politics, economy, and US ideologies, as well as to make contributions upon returning home (Author, year). However, international students will encounter cross-cultural adaptation challenges (Author, year). A recent body of scholarship brings scholarly attention to the welfare and life satisfaction of these students (Songsirisak, 2018). The findings show the problems related to cultural adaptation include language barriers, lack of strategies to communicate effectively with native speakers, not being familiar with American culture, and not having appropriate social behaviors (Songsirisak, 2018). Background and Need The challenges of adapting to a new environment in college make life stressful for international students. International students, when trying to settle in a new environment, might have the U-curve model of cross-cultural adjustment. Developed by Lysgaard (1955), the U-curve model of cross-cultural adjustment…
Case Study 1 Case Study 1 Ms. A. is an apparently healthy 26-year-old white woman. Since the beginning of the current golf season, Ms. A has noted increased shortness of breath and low levels of energy and enthusiasm. These symptoms seem worse during her menses. Today, while playing in a golf tournament at a high, mountainous course, she became light-headed and was taken by her golfing partner to the emergency clinic. The attending physician’s notes indicated a temperature of 98 degrees F, an elevated heart rate and respiratory rate, and low blood pressure. Ms. A states, “Menorrhagia and dysmenorrheal have been a problem for 10-12 years, and I take 1,000 mg of aspirin every 3 to 4 hours for 6 days during menstruation.” During the summer months, while playing golf, she also takes aspirin to avoid “stiffness in my joints.” Laboratory values are as follows: Hemoglobin = 8 g/dl Hematocrit = 32% Erythrocyte count = 3.1 x 10/mm RBC smear showed microcytic and hypochromic cells Reticulocyte count = 1.5% Other laboratory values were within normal limits. Question…
Borderline Personality Disorder as Shown in Girl, Interrupted Introduction The movie Girl, Interrupted was released in 1999. The plot of the movie is centered on the story Susanna Kaysen, of an eighteen-year-old girl. The teenager was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is an intense mental illness which comes with pervasive instability in moods, self-image, behavior and interpersonal relationships. This disorder often disrupts an individual’s family and work life and sense of identity (Schulze 26). People with BPD suffer from difficulties with regulating emotions. The disorder affects at least two percent of grown-ups. Persons with BPD shows high levels of self-injurious behavior. The behavior involves cutting and significant rates of suicide attempts and in some occasions completed suicide. The disorder affects mostly individuals in their young-adult years and reduces with age. Also, BPD disorder is more evident in females than their male counterparts with almost 75 percent of females diagnosed. People who are affected with borderline personality disorder require extensive mental health care. Diagnosis Susanna Kaysen was admitted and diagnosed with borderline personality disorder at Claymoore. When…
Case study for Mr. C Clinical manifestation of Mr. M The health background of Mr. C is unique as he reports having been gaining about 100 pounds in the last year. He has not yet been diagnosed with any metabolic diseases. However, he suspects to be suffering from high blood pressure and sleep apnea, conditions that have made several efforts to control by regulating sodium in his diet. Moreover, the patient has swollen ankles, pruritus, and shortness of breath over the first few months. The 47.7 BMI of Mr. C is high since it exceeds the obesity threshold of 30.0. Despite his medical and health history, all the clinical manifestations for this patient indicate peptic ulcer disease. Potential Health Risks Health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, and some forms of cancer are significantly linked to obesity and overweight. Other risks associated with obesity include sleep apnea, stroke, liver diseases, hypertension, kidney disease, and heart disease, among others. Therefore, health and medical management are essential to improving the health of Mr. C. Bariatric surgery is one of the treatment…
Englishmen’s exploration intentions of America Native Americans were involved in exchanges in the form of beaver trading with Englishmen. The physical structure of beaver fur made it desirable. The depletion of European beavers in the 17th Century due to overhunting motivated the Englishmen’s exploration intentions of America. In exchange, Indian intermediaries benefited from a variety of supplies to facilitate the trade. Englishmen thus got an exclusive opportunity to source for raw materials in the form of beaver hides to satisfy the market demands in Europe. The natives, on the other hand, got access to a wide range of industrial products not in their reach before, such as biscuit cake. Both parties in this from distinct races were beneficiaries of the trade in this case. As Alibamo Mingo documents, British settlers provided an opportunity for native Americans (Indians) to participate in business by allowing them to sell bread to the British. The natives would, in turn, allow their women to meet the settlers’ demands by supplying the food they orderedor. Ts was s a result of the peaceful co-existence between the…
Negotiations involving Selling of Honda Accord Car Introduction The process of communication between two or more persons with intentions of persuading is referred to as negotiations. The approach is applied in diverse instances, including everyday interactions with friends and families, business, political environment, academics, and of course, conflict resolution. In connection, I am about to graduate, and I really want to sell my Honda Accord Car, which I have been using throughout my learning period. Coincidently, my instructor had shown interest in acquiring my car for his nephew, who is a freshman in Neighborhood College. As a result, he scheduled a date for negotiations, which will be used as a graded paper during my final examination. It worth noting that the instructor does not have a view that the outcome of the negotiations will contribute towards my overall exams. Process analysis. The primary goal for negotiations to be criticized in this paper is to sell a Honda Accord car to the college’s instructor. Notably, the negotiation outcome will determine future engagement with the instructor because we may be demanded to…