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The section of the National Association of Social Work Ethics that will be discussed will be number four which includes Social Workers’ ethical responsibilities as professionals. This ethics code concentrates on a several different factors which include: 4.01 Competence, 4.02 discrimination, 4.03 private conduct, 4.04 dishonesty, 4.05 personal impairment, 4.06 misinterpretations, 4.07 solicitations, and 4.08 acknowledging credit. Ethical responsibilities as a professional are extremely important

should have a vaginal birth, or follow through with a "Elective" C-Section. I feel like women are so concerned about their rights, and though our female rights are important, I also feel that we need to seek guidance from those that are medically trained to see what they think is going to be best for the mother as well as the child. If the doctor feels that the mother and the child will be okay with proceeding with an "Elective" C-Section, I think it is so important (more important than the doctor's opinion)

The doctor said it was best to do a C-section because their was a high possibility that she would get stuck if I try to deliver her normal and at that point an emergency C-section would have to be perform. Doing a C-section was one of the hardest decision for me, I had herd horror stories about C-section so I had done everything I could to try to deliver her normal. I had been in a diet half of my pregnancy I only gained

Section one Beer: The book begins by informing us about the history of beer and of cereal grains, the start of farming, the beginning migrations, and the building of river valley societies in Egypt and Mesopotamia. He says beer was a discovery not an invention, and how it was first used to show the social classes and to show money and power. As urban water became more polluted, beer also became a must to stay hydrated. Beer became part of civilization and was the beverage of choice of a new born

The central idea of the hangman section is that Jason’s stammer is a big hurdle in his life. Jason is the narrator and he has a stammer. He refers to the cause of his stammer as hangman. Jason worries a lot and he has to avoid speaking normally because of it. Jason’s stammer is embarrassing to him. “Their mouth guppergupperguppers like a fish in a net.” (Mitchell 26) When Jason stammers, his mouth moves but nothing will come out. Looking like this when he stammers affects him because he looks dumb

The certain people can be based on different diagnosis, cultural groups, sex, etc. Or perhaps an employee may lack experience or educational background in a certain area, therefore, is not competent to provide services. According to APA (2010), Section 2.01 boundaries of competence indicates that psychologists will provide services, teach, and conduct research with populations and in areas only within the boundaries of their competence (APA, 2010). With regards to knowing when I would be competent

Starting the Lesson The next section of the survey is geared toward the communication and relationship between students and teachers. It also questions the classroom environment. One of the statements stated, “The climate of the class, evaluated from the pupils’ perspective, is seen as fair: pupils feel that it is okay to say ‘I do not know’ or ‘I need help’; there is a high level of trust and pupils believe that they are listened to; and pupils know that the purpose of the class is to learn and

Using the KWL section on the mathematics wall: write down the ideas children already know about algebra. And discuss what they might want to learn more about. Add to wall. Students will watch a brief introduction video to algebra that will refresh previous knowledge and get them to start thinking algebraically as there are some questions posed and solved in the YouTube clip. Resources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk2KHkLJ_J4 Using the class iPads, students will explore visual patterns

Chapter 10, Section 1 B, Poverty, Marriage and Parenting Problems, discusses how a person's social class, family life or family's attitudes can affect a child's relationship with peers, teachers and others in an educational environment. This section seemed to attract my action because it reminded me of a part time job I had when I was in high school. My job was to be a counselor and a teacher assistant for a summer and spring program called Bain + 2. The author noted that some districts and schools

Prepare the Scope and Objectives of the Risk Management Process section of the Risk Management Plan based on the facts presented in the case study Risk management process is an important aspect of the organization. There are various threats that may impede the organization’s success. For example, the scenario in the case study may make the company lose a number of loyal customers; hence, reduction in sales revenue. The scope and objectives of the risk management process should be in line with the