Welcome Adress to School Parents Good morning everyone,  I would like to welcome all of you to our meeting for the welcome address to the new school parents. The school-parent association is an essential pillar in the school fraternity. It is a body that oversees the cooperation between the teachers and the parents for the betterment of the students. The school parent association is a representation of the school community at large. The children are at a phase where they need consistent guiding to mold them into responsible people. Therefore, when the parents, as well as the school unite to instill morals to the young students, the school community is represented positively because of producing smart and responsible students. The association also works to provide a sense of community at the school. We can agree that most people work best in a supportive and accommodating environment. The same applies to the students as they desire to feel the safety and care at school for them to reach their full potential. When the school brings parents abroad, the sense of community…

 week’s primary coverage and how the ideas covered will help me in perfecting my profession as a high school program director The week’s coverage reflected on the aspect of ethics of leadership and modern management and leadership. Besides, the reflection during the week majored on various concepts associated with professional inspiration on leadership and essentiality in influencing positive transformations in an organization. Precisely, the aspect of ethicality as a leader, professional inspiration on leadership, and modern management and leadership formed the significant concepts covered during the week. This paper reflects on the week’s primary coverage and how the ideas covered will help me in perfecting my profession as a high school program director. The concept of modern management and leadership was crucial reflection whose essentiality towards enabling me to perfect my professional duties cannot be overlooked. The article on leadership and the fear factor centered on gives an in-depth analysis of the basic theoretical concepts on the aspect of leadership and management and their essential role in any organization (Maccoby et al., 2004). As a director, the idea gives an…

IMPACT OF SLEEP DEPRIVATION ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SENIOR STUDENT OF DIOSDADO MACAPAGAGAL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Sleep is vital to one’s well-being. It is as important as the air that you breathe, the water that you drink, and the food that you eat. It is a very important component in each individual’s life and sleep problem has become more common in the present time. However, people often underestimate sleep and its importance. There are many studies that show the cause and effect of sleep deprivation. The bad academic performance of students at universities is one of the serious effects of having a poor quality of sleep. Sleep is defined as the rest for the mind and body which the receptivity to external stimuli and bodily movement decreases. Sleep is a reversible, active and repetitive behavior serving different functions, for instance memory or learning consolidation, growth and repair and restorative processes. The consolidation during sleep enhances qualitative and quantitative changes of memory representations. Through particular patterns of electric field potential oscillations and neuromodulators activity, rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and slow-wave sleep…

First day of high school Most people have awful experiences at their first days in school be in it middle school, high school or college. Some feel terribly nervous, other are devastated they  are going to start a new level of school without their previous school friends and others are just worried how it’s all going to turn out. Getting to high school first day, things get really get intense when you are a freshmen and everything feels like it’s on a high unmatchable note, people are behaving different, dressing totally different and classes are nothing like they used to be in middle school. I expected my first day in high school to be unbearable, I pictured the senior students to be bossy and all bully and my thoughts were clouded with meeting beautiful girls with mean faces and anti-social personalities and the rich kids to be the famous ones who owned the school attention and I can’t say I didn’t think I was going to be an introvert, a confused total weirdo with no attractive social skills. I don’t…

Diversity and Elementary School  Learners Instructions In an elementary classroom situation, learner’s performance varies based on the need of the diversified student population and individuals’ interests. The variation in the learners’ attention leads to their performance difference resulting in three group categories, the first group being those with the learning difficulty who are the majority, learners with average performance, and those who perform above the grade level and beyond teachers’ expectations (Waren, 2012). For elementary teachers to respond to the variance in the primary learning classroom situation, they design and implement differentiation instruction elements based on the learning profile, interest, and the students’ readiness as  Mrs. Parkers quotes that  “Teachers influence should be felt far beyond the classroom” (Learning to Care, 2012) Elementary School teachers, therefore, differentiate four elements to come up with the best possible solution for learners from different backgrounds in elementary school classrooms. These elements are process, product content, and the learning environment. According to (Johnson 2012), the Elementary School teachers that it is through believing in God where and leaning to care through which a teacher…

Athletics in Schools Helps Prevent Childhood Obesity             Childhood obesity is among the major health issues encountered at a higher rate in the American society. Many children have developed the norm of not taking part in physical activity and high consumption of sugary foods, therefore, stirring the prevalent occurrence of this health problem. According to this statement, grim statistics have shown the impacts of such practices in which there is approximately one-third of obese individuals in contemporary American society. For future measures, there is a need to recognize that athletics in schools help prevent childhood obesity. In trying to establish the truth on how athletics in schools help prevent childhood obesity, well-designed research will be conducted using three major questions. How many days during the past week did you take part in moderate physical activity (for not less than ten minutes) that led to a small increase in your heart rate or breathing? How many days during the past week did you take part in vigorous physical activity, such as basketball, soccer, mountain climbing, running, or any other (for not…

Child Development Assessment and School-Age Child Introduction The assessment on the development of school-aged children needs the process of examining the functions of the school as success in school is the main aim of children age 6 via the teenage. Developmental assessments in a child are recommended when issues arise about a child’s ability to meet anticipated milestones of development and do daily tasks. The assessment process is objected to identifying the strength of a child and challenges in a variety of domains of development including the physical development, language, emotional and behaviors like self-direction. The outcome helps teachers and also the parents in providing the right and personalized management plans and life-skill programs to increase the potential of development. Developmental assessments serve various purposes such as to identify and diagnose a global intellectual delay. This involves a determination of the severity of intellectual impairment and evaluation of the impact of the impairment to monitor an individual’s progress for a period (Sirard et al, 2001).  The other purpose is to develop personal programs of management. If the strengths and the…

 role CHN nurses can play in a high school setting as health promoters and nursing interventionists Introduction Some schools, elementary or high school, host thousands of students every learning day. Can you imagine just how vulnerable the health and safety of these students are? Community Health Nurses (CHN) in school settings take on the responsibility of providing comprehensive healthcare services to students and the school community to create an environment in which better health and education outcomes can be achieved. The community setting for this essay is high school. Most high school students are in the adolescent period during which they are exposed to factors such as peer pressure, self-esteem issues, unhealthy sexual relationships, family crises, and potential drug and substance abuse. CHN nurses in the high school community setting can act as educators, care providers, community liaisons, case managers, and student advocates. Some of the vulnerable populations that CHN nurses serve in a school setting are the students, members of the teaching and nonteaching staff, and the community in general. The purpose of this paper is to explain the…

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…

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…