Effects of Expat Life on Education and Their Solutions Did you ever experience moving countries in your childhood? If so, then you know that education is one of the many expatriate family issues that can make or break the family. If you didn’t have such an experience, you need to know some of the effects of expat life on education and their solutions so that you can prepare thoroughly before moving out. Lack of continuity Going to school abroad gives your child a chance to have a better worldview. As the kids interact with others from different cultures, they will have a clearer understanding of the world. Thus moving to a foreign country with kids is an excellent idea. However, without proper research and consultation, your young ones might lack continuity in their learning. Every curriculum is tailored in such a way that topics are interconnected. For instance, before learning reproduction in Biology, students must learn about parts of a body. Now, imagine you don’t place your children in the right grades in the new country. In the end,…
Keeping Pre-schoolers out of School Children’s immunity is still underdeveloped when they are young. Part of the development of immunity is due to exposure to diseases that help the body create antibodies against harmful micro-organisms. However, schools are also the perfect zone for the quick spread of infections among children. This is primarily because children tend to be in close contact with each other and share a lot of things among themselves. Once one child comes down with an infection, it is effortless for the disease to spread to the rest of the pre-schoolers. A balance between healthy immunity-building exposure and the rampant spread of disease is hard to achieve in young ones at school. Concerned parents are sometimes quick to keep their children out of school when they receive information about spreading disease. Quarantine is a healthy way to prevent infections from spreading. It is, therefore, understandable when parents keep their children at home to prevent them from getting an infection. However, a balance must be achieved, as some of the diseases acquired by children at a young age…
Confucius’s government Confucius’s government explains the strategies employed by the government to administer its people effectively. It also constitutes the characters of the leaders on how to implement set polices. Good leaders should portray typical moral values to be emulated by their subjects. Its believed culture and tradition were the mastermind of the government. Confucius’s leaders appoint officials who support Confucius’s principles and considers the social well-being of the people. The government should consider the living standards of the people before implementing its policies. What policies led to political stability? The Confucius government focused on three strategies to achieve its political stability. Confucius believed in the traditional form of governance was essential to achieve political stability. He emphasized the people’s etiquette that should be accorded for effective governance. Three policies promoted political stability in China. Confucius believed that people’s connection in society was mandatory to enhance harmony within the community. He proposed that self-control and intelligence was supposed to be considered in a healthy society. He upheld the traditional dynasty, where each individual had a responsibility and a role to…
Explanation of an idea Explaining a Concept (create your own title; do not use this label) For this essay, you are to explain a concept or idea. But what is a concept? This question in itself is confusing, and choosing a topic is often difficult. A concept refers to a principle or main idea. Refer to the readings in Chapter 4 to re-familiarize yourself with this type of essay. Because of the difficulty students often have with this assignment, I have chosen a topic for you. This essay will be developed around your learning. In effect, you will be developing your learning philosophy. Writing about your learning is writing about an abstract idea or principle, and this assignment might present some challenges because of that. Here are some questions to consider in developing your essay. When are you at your learning best and worst, and what do you take from those experiences? How do you respond to and handle learning that is difficult and challenging? How do you deal with failure? [unique_solution]What are your attitudes toward learning that is required…
how cognitive deficits and biases stress and other psychological illnesses introduction Cognition can be explained as a controlled mental process that is controlled. So when you combine emotion-cognition and motivation, it would mean how emotions and motivation could affect one’s thinking. Emotion-cognition and motivation relationships are continuing to be in the spotlight, which has been proven to be aiding in clinical research. This means that medical practitioners have to understand diverse types of psychopathology illnesses and how we can improve psychological and biological treatments. Motivation indeed plays a huge role in cognitive processes. This is why, in this paper, we will be discussing in-depth some reviews and integration of how cognitive deficits and biases stress and other psychological illnesses. We will also research more on how emotion-cognition and motivation influence vision, depression, consciousness, memory, learning, and language. In addition, happiness, personality, stress, culture, and gender will also be discussed. Vision When one is having a vision in mind, some specific things do happen in mind. Vision can be explained as thinking about things that are not there yet, but they…
Interest inventory. This assignment has developed from a series of other assignments: interest inventory, narrowing your topic, etc. For the final paper, you need to write the best draft you can, which means that you should have a clear purpose (an argumentative thesis) and plenty of evidence from quality sources that supports and develops your thesis. The module for this week provides excellent guidelines for writing the final draft of your research paper, including organization strategies, exercises for refining your thesis, tips for achieving the proper tone, advice on writing introductions, advice on writing conclusions, and handling quotes properly. Furthermore there is revision advice: revising for purpose, thesis, and structure; revising for language (VERY important); and preparing the final draft (avoiding common mistakes). [unique_solution]Other required elements of your essay: 1. An interesting and relevant introduction 2. An effective thesis statement incorporated into your introduction (last sentence) 3. Strong topic sentences and body paragraphs 4. An excellent conclusion 5. Impeccable grammar, mechanics, and style 6. Correct MLA format 7. An engaging title Key concepts for writing effective essays (a review of…
“A Homemade Education” by Malcolm X Malcolm X is one of the greatest activists of all time. His real name is El-Hajj Malik Al-Shabazz. He was an activist who acted as an American Muslim Minister who presented his ideas based on the Black Muslim faith (Malcolm 13). Malcolm X was a civil rights activist whose main agenda was to fight racism and advocated for the freedom of Black Muslims from White Oppression. In this paper, the primary objective is to explore experiences, situations, or people who motivated Malcolm X in line with his narrative “A Homemade Education.” Besides, the paper aims to explore how and why motivators propelled Malcolm X to become successful in educational, professional, vocational, and personality matters. Motivators of Malcolm X, Obstacles and how he overcame them In his narrative “A Homemade Education,” Malcolm X depicts the problematic experience that he faced in his life. in his teenage life, he became frustrated about life and decided to capture his frustrations in the narrative. However, several aspects motivated Malcolm X to follow his own path in his life.…
Patient literacy and its influence on health outcomes Unit 5 discussion Description of the research process The following steps were followed in the research process: Topic identification. Finding background information. Using the internet to backup background information. Evaluation of the findings (Gerrish & Lathlean, 2015). Content development and referencing. Proofreading and plagiarism check. Three APA reference entries with annotations for the sources related to the topic. Connelly, R. A., & Turner, T. (2017). Health literacy and child health outcomes: Promoting effective health communication strategies to improve quality of care. This source covers health literacy by patients and the effect that this has on health outcomes. The literacy, in this case, revolves around the ability of the patient to explain himself or herself to the practitioners and the effect that this has on the quality of care. Logan, R. A., Siegel, E. R., & IOS Press. (2017). Health literacy: New directions in research, theory, and practice. This source is a comprehensive one as it integrates research, theory, and practice as critical components of health literacy. The three elements influence health outcomes. Okan, O.,…
Child malnutrition ABSTRACT Background: Child malnutrition remains a public health concern in developing countries, especially Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia. And major universal health disease burdens. School-aged children Continue to be neglected category by Millennium Development Goal era and rarely involved in nutritional assessment despite the effect of malnutrition on their cognitive and physical abilities. Undernutrition is highly associated with poverty and conflicts affected areas. In South Sudan, prevalence of malnutrition among school-aged children was found to be 73%, which highlights the need to understand the current nutritional status among primary school in as well as the underlying determinants. Objectives: To determine the prevalence and nutritional status of school children aged six to fourteen years in Bor town using anthropometric measures. Methods: The study will be cross-sectional design. Random sampling technique will be used to select a sample of 303 students in seven primary schools in Bor Town. A semi-structured questionnaire will be used to collect the data. A semi-structured questionnaire will be used to collect the data. Using the World Health Organization Standards for detecting child nutritional…
Supporting Students with Severe Disabilities in Inclusive Schools A Descriptive Account from Schools Implementing Inclusive Practices Inclusion Research Paper Students with disability in the US experienced discrimination and exclusion for an extended period. This deprived them the opportunity to access quality educational services like their regular counterparts. Consequently, in 1970 the federal government introduced the Education for All Children Act to help level the grounds for the children that had some disability. Following the enactment of the EACA more and more children with a disability enrolled for academic excellence in public schools and the majority completed their studies and graduated just like healthy children. The following paper seeks to review the article aims to examine the article @Beginning Teacher Study: Development of Inclusive Practice Inclusive Education In US and Canada@ Research participants The study involved a longitudinal study to compare the level of social competence of 40 children that were identified to have had severe disabilities. The children were divided into smaller groups of self-contained classrooms. Half of the participants chosen for the experiment had a hearing impairment that made…