ROLE OF THE ADDITIONAL LEARNING NEEDS COORDINATOR Additional Learning Needs Coordinators are responsible for managing the needs of children with Special Educational Needs. In schools, colleges, and higher learning institutions some students require special needs for their development. Additional Learning Needs Coordinator works closely with the schools’ governing bodies, teachers, and parents to ensure that the needs of the students with Additional Educational Needs are satisfied. Additional Learning Needs Coordinators are also responsible for educating the rest of the school’s staff to ensure that quality services are provided to the students with Additional Learning Needs. Each school’s governing body has the responsibility of appointing the Additional Learning Needs Coordinator to ensure that the policy regarding the Special Educational Needs is properly implemented in the school’s daily activities. Collaborative working between the Additional Learning Needs Coordinators, and the schools’ governing bodies promotes faster development of children with Additional Learning Needs by ensuring that the Special Educational Needs policies are properly implemented. Students with Special Educational Needs in schools requires to be treated differently from other normal students for their mental…
perception with Tonya M. Ronayne For my interview, I led a perception with Tonya M. Ronayne, who is a Special Instruction teacher at Enrique Camarena Jr. Secondary School. Her zone of the center is inside the Science. Furthermore, Technology division and she works with understudies with the gentle to direct extraordinary training incapacity as I started my perception. Tonya M. Ronayne educated me that she is as of now working with a gathering of seventh and eighth graders whose ages extend from 13 to 14 years of age. Her classes comprise of 11 to 15 understudies, and there are normally a couple of different teachers present with her to help with guidance or individualized plans that understudies may have. As we assessed the understudies’ demographics, we found that all understudies were Hispanic, and they were likewise all delegated English Language Learners. Therefore, there are different formative plans that are utilized in their program to oblige the understudies’ adapting needs. Various systems were examined, as every understudy requires the usage of different learning strategies. One of the principle understudy data frameworks…
The Effects of Over Consumption of Alcohol on Cardiovascular Disease in Russia The definition of cardiovascular is the abnormal functioning of the heart or blood vessels. The commonly used word for the heart condition is heart disease. Women experience heart disease in the form of coronary heart disease. Sometimes it is called coronary heart disease majorly because of its involvement with the coronary arteries. The other kinds of cardiovascular are stroke, congestive heart failure, atherosclerosis, and other infections of the circulatory system. The threating factors for cardiovascular malady include alcohol consumption, smoking, plumpness, increased age, among other factors. In the following section, the essay provides the effects of overconsumption of alcohol on cardiovascular disease in Russia. Alcohol poses a big problem of cardiovascular disease to the heart resulting in breathing difficulties. Cardiovascular disease is principal public health as well as a social, economic challenge. Currently, cardiovascular is responsible for almost 57% of deaths occurring in Russia, while non-communicable illnesses also harm about 90% (Petrukhin & Lunina, 2011). The significant ailments that identify an increased intensity of death due to cardiovascular…
‘The Effects of Over Consumption of Alcohol on Cardiovascular Disease in Russia’ The definition of cardiovascular is the abnormal functioning of the heart or blood vessels. The commonly used word for the heart condition is heart disease. Women suffer majorly from heart disease, which is in the form of a coronary heart ailment. Sometimes it is called coronary heart disease majorly because of its involvement with the coronary arteries. The other kinds of cardiovascular are stroke, congestive heart failure, atherosclerosis, and other infections of the circulatory system. The threating factors for cardiovascular malady include alcohol consumption, smoking, plumpness, increased age, among other factors. There are different variables associated with cardiovascular disease, and such may consist of social and psychological factors. Today many people are suffering from depression where they turn to alcohol to console themselves but end up contracting cardiovascular diseases. People with no social ties feel lonely and engage in alcohol intake leading to the prevalence of heart problems. Lack of emotional support also draws many people to bars to seek solace from the bars. Such factors encourage…
Family caregivers The population of Canada is aging, and the segment of individuals aged over 65 years likely to escalate from 15.3% in 2013 to about 30% in 2063. Those aged over 80 also to increase from 1.4 million to 4.9 million between 2013 and 2045, which happens to be 10% of the Canadian population. Moreover, elderly Canadians are vulnerable and living with chronic disorders such as dementia, besides those over 80 years suffering from about more than four chronic illnesses. Charles et al. (2017) in his study, “Understanding How to Support Family Caregivers of Seniors with Complex Needs,” aims at describing the challenges and experiences of giving support to family caregivers of Canadian seniors with sophisticated needs and outlines research gaps and support strategies that focus on supporting the caregivers. A significant number of seniors prefer to live at home in most of their time with caregivers at their disposal. However, to watch over the seniors can influence the caregivers’ lives and might lead to burnout. Therefore, the study aims at generating support strategies that can address the needs…
The current dispute between China and the United States The current dispute between China and the United States now goes beyond trade wars and tit-for-tat-reprisals. The underlying driver now is competition for global technological power or supremacy. Ever since China emerged as a dominant nation on technology, the United States has remained under threat. This has further jeopardized the relationship between China and the United States. The current state between China and the United States can only be compared to the days of cold wars between the United States and the USSR. Since China’s technological advancement has become a threat not only to the United States but the world as a whole, United States should come to its teeth and explore possible ways of reclaiming back their superiority in the world of technology from China. This paper analyses the risks of strategic competition and potential remedies for mitigating the effects of China-US economic and technological confrontation by recommending strategies that the United States can apply to outcompete China in its technological advancement. Considering that China’s use of technology such as…
Suffering of Indians and their survival throughout the changes in the United States Hi Nikki Ponticelli, I enjoyed reading your post. Russel Means strongly reveals the suffering of Indians and their survival throughout the changes that the United States made, especially for the Indian population. The US administration ignored the set laws and compelled the Indians to leave their land. The United States government sidelined the Indians, especially in the education sector, and the adoption of anticapitalistic policies to disrupt the financial stability that Indians struggled to build. The Indians also suffered from relocation laws that forced them to move to the urban centers and adverse experiences in poor education, unemployment, and lack of treaty rights.
The life of Von Good afternoon everyone. We are gathered here today to celebrate the life of Von, who left us very suddenly and shockingly. It is a difficult day for each one of us who loved him and aches with his passing. Von was the kind of friend who would always lend a shoulder to lean on and an ear to listen. Von has gone home now, guided by his unwavering faith and by the light of the lives of everyone who loved him. As we read Von’s eulogy with deep sadness in our hearts, let us all feel honored and special for knowing the amazing person that Von was. One of the standout qualities of Von was his strong set of values, which he held himself accountable. In particular, he prided herself on being honest and standing for what was right, which was always refreshing to everyone who knew him. As we mourn the passing of Von, we must also take heart knowing he lived a full life. In the few years we have shared with Von, we…
Theory of self-concept Each of us has different personalities, attributes, strengths, and desires that we often fail to understand what is happening within us. While we may not be able to explain precisely why we think this way, or why we act in this way, the theory of self-concept is an excellent basic knowledge about the relevance of our experiences to our personal life. Self-concept is the totality of our values, desires, thoughts, and attitudes toward our personal life structured systematically. In other words, this is how we think about ourselves and how we should perceive, behave, and carry out our various roles in life. It organizes all that we believe we are, what we think we can do, and how best we think we can do it. According to Gordon et al. (2017), several factors can influence your self-concept. These factors can either be internal or external sources. Internal factors include what you perceive about yourself and others, what you put a lot of concentration on, how you interpret events and circumstances that occur in your life, how…
Access to Health care Inclusion Criteria for this paper: Present the selected Aggregate / Public Health problem in an Abstract and cite potential interventions for resolution. State four objectives of the paper. Introduce the problem in a succinct thesis statement Complete a needs assessment. Discuss how the use of Evidence-Based Practice promotes resolution of the problem. Discuss how changing Ecosystems impact the problem. Identify barriers to resolution of the problem. Cite the social determinants of health that impact the problem. Discuss the impact of the problem on underserved populations. Discuss cultural values that directly impact the problem. Address how economic variables impact individuals, families, community Cite potential patient and nurse safety issues associated with the problem. Include National Patient Safety Goals. Discuss the assessment, planning, developing, and managing the community health problem. Identify three nursing interventions, utilizing primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of prevention. rationale, and evaluation that promote quality of care, optimal outcome, and resolution of the problem. Discuss ethical principles that impact resolution of the problem. 16.Identify what learning theories and styles will be included in the health…