Action Plan for Community Educational Project Introduction Community education creates a compelling and structured way to deal with the challenges of improving public education because it expands the traditional role of the community and creates a mutually interdependent relationship among the school, home, and community (Pabani, 2011). This paper discusses a community health project and action plan, the education goals, the objectives, and the implementation of educational activities for the community. Also, the paper will evaluate the venue for the teaching lesson for the members of the targeted community. Importantly, the paper will assess the nursing interventions and actions that will be important for the community education project. Action Plan The major purpose of this community action plan is educating the selected community on the risks associated with the continued use of tobacco, which makes many people to be diagnosed with hematologic cancer. The target audience will be informed about the dangers of overusing tobacco. The education will be based on the objectives of the Healthy people 2020’s Tobacco Use. The objective that will be used to develop the action plan…
Argument Paper “Are you hot? Are you cold? Are you wearing that? Where’s your books and your lunch and your homework at? Grab your coat and your gloves and your scarf and hat. Don’t forget; you got to feed the cat!” (1) Anita Renfroe wrote these catchy words for the song “Momisms”, sung to the familiar tune of the William Tell Overture. Her words best describe a typical day of mayhem through the eyes of a mother. Mothers who stay at home know that at times, their lives can be discombobulating. Despite the chaos, stay-at-home mothers get the tremendous responsibility of only having one chance of raising their children in such a way that makes a difference in their children’s lives and in society. Throughout history, society has looked upon the male as the breadwinner: the one expected to work and support the family. The mother has been viewed as the nurturer: the one to stay home and raise the children. During the 1960’s, women wanted more rights, power, and the ability to get higher paying…
Learning activity As a nurse in one of the major hospitals in the United States, one ethical dilemma that I faced involved disclosing a medical diagnosis to a patient. At one encounter with a patient in the hospital, I became stuck between telling the truth to the patient versus being deceptive. A patient had gotten diagnosed with stage four colon cancer, and his family had been informed about this diagnosis. The patient’s family requested that the patient not be told about his diagnosis. During one of my mourning routines, the patient pleaded that I tell him about his medical condition. As a nurse, I knew that I had an obligation to the given patient and an ethical principle of nonmaleficence and fidelity (Newham, 2014). On top of this, I also had my values of telling the truth to the patient. Despite the obligation that I had of revealing the truth to the patient, I still had to respect the family member’s request. In relation to medical ethics, autonomy refers to the individual right of any patient to have full…
reviewing an interview involving a student with autism by his elder brother for a financial literacy class Interviewing a child is sensitive and should be done with caution. This calls for using an appropriate language that is friendly to the child in a bid to reap the best information from the interview without harming. For this discussion post, I will review an interview involving a student with autism by his elder brother for a financial literacy class. The interviewer begins by asking if he finds school hard. This is an open-ended question that stimulates the child to respond to the interview. The item helps the interviewee to get on board with the subject matter with ease. The child responds by stating that yes, sometimes school is hard for him. This creates an opportunity for Austin to ask questions that intend to gain in-depth details on what makes school hard for a child with autism. The interviewer patiently waits for a response from the child, which helps make the interview comfortable. The interviewer also asks if the child has friends at school.…
Maulana Ali Mian Ndawi ,After reading a thousand pages, writing a page inside a human being becomes intense Writing is a constant art. It requires a lot of reading and a lot of writing. Maulana Ali Mian Ndawi used to say, “After reading a thousand pages, writing a page inside a human being becomes intense.” All the articles that are written without the explicit and subjective rules of the essay, Something can happen, article cannot be. Sadly, today a large number of social media journalists and journalists have come into being, who consider themselves to be journalists and journalists, but they are not counted in the real academic and journalistic world. Due to the benefits of affordability, cheap reputation and time, a large number of our young people are choosing to become social media journalists and social media writers. In this way, they rob people of time, but never become a true journalist, insider and journalist. However, some of them suggest that they could do a great job if they practiced essay-making regularly. You were satisfied with only a few…
Preparing beginning reading teachers: An experimental comparison of initial early literacy field experiences. In your own words, summarize the article in one or two paragraphs. Summary The article is about the learning of preservice teachers who opt to take an initial early literacy course across early childhood education system as well as those teaching kindergartens. The study assigned the teachers two tutoring program such as book buddies and scripted lessons which were necessary to provide proper learning strategies to them. The main reason for the research was to be in a position to understand which of the different tutoring program was effective and necessary for improving knowledge acquisition among the teachers and lead to deep language acquisition. The study selected teachers from a random framework which was a great move to avoid biasedness as much as possible. Education being a principle focus of most schools, teachers seek to satisfy some of the issues they consider for the benefit of the entire process. However, the study findings indicated that the preservice teachers showed similar benefits in knowledge, even though they had…
a summary of Should Writers Use They Own English? Vershawn Ashanti Young Assignment: Write a summary of Vershawn Ashanti Young’s “Should Writer’s Use They Own English.” Your summary will be about 300 words long. Purpose: The ability to write an effective summary is one of the most important writing skills a college student (or any writer) can possess. Much of academic writing requires you to enter a conversation among experts, but before you jump in, you must first listen as a means of carefully, accurately, and ethically understanding the positions of those you’re intending to address. That’s where the critical skill of summarizing comes in. Here, you learn to read and represent the words of others, and this is why we begin the semester with the summary assignment. [unique_solution]Audience: Imagine your audience for this summary to be other students at the college who are entering into the conversation about this article. You might think of your summary as being posted on a course website. Writing the Summary: This summary will demonstrate that you have closely read Young’s essay. Remember, you…
Student Portfolio Evaluation Portfolio assessment is a form of test used in testing the knowledge of the students in their levels of skills, and understanding of an educational course. The test helps the teacher to identify the level of understanding and literacy level of the student to figure out the areas where the students need help. However, the involvement of the students in these tests helps them develop various skills such as communication and instills values of working together to strengthen and widen their understanding of a particular object. However, the success and efficacy and efficiency of the portfolio comes when the teacher and the student coordination is useful to facilitate adequate data collection and assistance where needed from the teacher. History and Social Science Aligned Standards of Learning. Type Evidence Primary or secondary The setting of student Performance Evidence of social interaction Materials Used Supports Used by the student for this task Factual Knowledge Students must demonstrate their ability to learn the fundamental goals of the subject curriculum in identifying problems and the subject well. primary Students below…
Private and Public Language “Private and Public Language” is an essay by Richard Rodriquez that aims at presenting the challenges faced in a bilingual system of education in America. The idea of private and public languages is common among bilingual individuals. The main challenge is always to gain fluency in the public language, which is always the second language that an individual is forced by circumstances to learn. The essay “Private and Public Language” is based on the challenges faced during the transition from private language to a public language. Richard Rodriquez presents his journey in the attempt to learn English as a second language and outlines the challenges that he went through before becoming fluent in the language. Richard Rodriquez was born in a Spanish-speaking family, and thus, Spanish was his first language. Richard was fluent in Spanish and did not expect to be required to learn a second language in his life. The American education system is presented as a difficult path for a bilingual student since English is not a natural language. Besides, Rodriguez had mastered…
Sinatra′s mother Sinatra′s mother was energetic and driven,[17] and biographers believe that she was the dominant factor in the development of her son′s personality traits and self-confidence.[18] Sinatra′s fourth wife Barbara would later claim that Dolly was abusive to him as a child, and ″knocked him around a lot″.[19] Dolly became influential in Hoboken and in local Democratic Party circles.[20] She worked as a midwife, earning $50 for each delivery,[21] and according to Sinatra biographer Kitty Kelley, also ran an illegal abortion service that catered to Italian Catholic girls, for which she was nicknamed ″Hatpin Dolly″.[22][d] She also had a gift for languages and served as a local interpreter.[25] Sinatra′s illiterate father was a bantamweight boxer who fought under the name Marty O′Brien.[26] [unique_solution]He later worked for 24 years at the Hoboken Fire Department, working his way up to captain.[27] Sinatra spent much time at his parents′ tavern in Hoboken,[e] working on his homework and occasionally singing a song on top of the player piano for spare change.[29] During the Great Depression, Dolly provided money to her son for outings…