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    When it came to choosing my classes I had to get a class that was only one credit, however, out of all the choices given to me I decided to take PES100 because I believed that by joining a fitness walking class I will be somewhat active and in hopes also influence my eating habits to healthier choices as I begin college. By choosing this class I also had in mind goals that I planned to achieve once I began. My short term goals were to stop taking the “easy” ways to places, such as driving to places

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    resource at an accredited women's shelter in Milwaukee.  During this time, childcare will be provided by volunteers at no cost to group participants. Sessions will be an hour and a half long and will incorporate a group therapy session, career assessments, and processing time for individuals to gain more information about the self and potential careers. Workshops would meet once a week to help women living the transitional phase of life.  Group counseling sessions and individual counseling sessions

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    The Educator as Assessor Assignment: 02 Question 1 Assessment Activity Word processing evaluation – Apply the word processing knowledge you have learnt and create a one page document with any type of information containing a document heading, paragraphs and a footer detailing page number and student name. The document also needs to contain a numerical multi level list and a table consisting of 3 columns and 4 rows. Assessment checklist * Heading * Paragraphs * Footer

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    EDAHOD5 – The Educator as Assessor Assignment: 02 Question 1 Assessment Activity Word processing evaluation – Apply the word processing knowledge you have learnt and create a one page document with any type of information containing a document heading, paragraphs and a footer detailing page number and student name. The document also needs to contain a numerical multi level list and a table consisting of 3 columns and 4 rows. Assessment checklist * Heading * Paragraphs * Footer * Numerical

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    establish the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research resulting in development of ethical codes of conduct and principles to guide research. The foundation of research rest on the principles of: Respect of Person, Beneficence, and Justice. Certainly as unethical practice overlaps in its occurrence, so does application of the Belmont Principles, research relies on complete data, as a result the consideration for protection of human subjects must include all aspects of human

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    Review a range of different assessment methods available and explain the ones you would use for your subject area. Evaluate the use of assessment methods in different contexts, Including reference to initial assessment. Justify the types of assessment records you would complete and explain why. Brown states that Assessment is probably the most important thing we can do to help our students learn. We may not like it, but students can and do ignore our teaching (Brown & Smith 1997). All my

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    Assessment Task 1- Project 1 a) 1. Policy Purpose Inspire9 attracts and retains high performing staff to achieve its strategic goals and who are aligned to its values. Inspire9 achieves the alignment of University and staff utilizing principles outlined in the Recruitment and Selection Policy (the Policy). The Policy simultaneously ensures Inspire9 meets all legislative obligations in the provision of well-managed operations, a performance culture and a workforce mix and profile appropriate to its

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    review the seven principles of patient –clinician communication and how the principles are used in personal practice. Then will explore the three methods that are used to improve interdisciplinary communications with an example that is used in author’s own nursing experience. This will be followed by the application and importance of ethical principles to the patient clinician communication. Finally, considering the results of patient safety from proper communication. Principles of Communication

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    The third principle of patient-clinician communication that I feel strong about is continuous learning. Nurses job is not only to administer medication and treatments, part of our job is to educate our patients. Making sure that they understand their medical condition and the potential impact on their lives. Not all patients learn the same way or at the same pace. Some patient may have visual, hearing, cognitive, or learning impairment. Knowing our patients and approaching them the right way is very

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    stated accounting is a science that is involved in the reading, monitoring and assessment of the financial affairs of a business at any time. In accounting procedures one cannot make a rational choice without some framework of principle (Macve, 1981). The Conceptual framework was introduced in 1989 by the International Accounting standard board also known as IASB. A conceptual framework comprises of a set of basic principles that give general support and can assist with detailed decisions by increasing

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