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There are two educational degrees associated with nurses: an Associate or Diploma nurse and the Baccalaureate Degree Nurse. The differences are not just in the amount of time spent in school, but in the directions the two types of degrees indicate. While the degrees in no way define the quality of the care a nurse provides, they do create a mindset for the new graduates.

The Board of Nursing

The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) was established in 1909 to supervise nurses practicing in the state of Texas (Bon.state.tx.us, 2015). Its responsibilities include protecting the public from individuals practicing nursing in an unsafe Continue reading...

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Mature students in institutions of higher learning face many challenges in their course to pursue their studies. In the first place, mature students fail to balance between domestic duties, paid work and university activities. Indisputably, mature students usually have a low level of intelligence compared to young students because of the length of time they have stayed away of formal education. Additionally, mature students experience problems of adapting to new technology, which is necessary for anyone pursuing a course in the university. It is recommended that universities should organize for meetings with mature students to look into ways of Continue reading...

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This paper will address the concerns of the mental health of juveniles who are incarcerated in the adult justice system. To properly address this issue it is important to take a look at how the juvenile justice system compares to the juvenile justice system in all aspects. This will include differences in education and the fact that minorities are more likely to be impacted negatively in the adult justice system. The mental health of youth is important to examine if there is to be a reduction of recidivism and there is a lot of evidence suggesting that this along Continue reading...

A major public health issue in the U.S. and globally is the continuing prevalence of HIV which can progress to AIDS. The infection is transmitted primarily via sexual contact. Although they compose just 2% of the country’s population, disease incidence is noted to be highest among men who have sex with men (MSM), otherwise referred to as gay or bisexual men (HIV, 2012). In 2010, 61% of all persons newly infected with HIV, or roughly 28,200 cases, and 51% of all persons diagnosed with AIDS were MSM (HIV, 2012). Hence, the population of MSM is at the Continue reading...

Intervention and Recurrence the Effect of Therapy on Domestic Violence Recidivism

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Dr. Eric Brownlee
Research paper submitted to the Faculty of
Gannon University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
MASTER OF
Public administration
Erie, PA
Abstract
It has long been the case that one in four American women will suffer domestic violence in their lifetime. There can be little doubt that America is suffering from an epidemic of violence within intimate relationships, but what is being done to reduce those figures? One theory is that men who are found guilty of abuse need to receive therapy and counseling that helps retrain them, Continue reading...

Application of Visual Art Standards and Obstacles Facing Visual Arts Teachers in Independent Schools

Much of the research available on the topic of changing standards in education is clear on one point: people do not like to change. As a result, teachers—who are, of course, people—also dislike changing the ways that they teach in the classroom. As the researchers investigated further the literature on teacher change, the sentiment that was found to be expressed repeatedly is the sentiment that teachers do not change; that change hurts and that is why people do not change, and that teachers are recalcitrant (e.g., Duffy & Roehler, 1986; Fullan, 1991). The literature suggests that teachers resist Continue reading...

Executive Summary

Education plays a crucial role not only in personal development but also in national development. In fact, given the huge role that education currently plays in the lives of mankind, it should be considered as a basic right. Every single person in the world is entitled to good and decent education. Education in developing countries in however limited to traditional teaching methods, materials and technology. This proposal explains why a project to improve on this area by introducing modern educating practices, materials and technologies to developing countries is needed. The proposal also explains how the project will be carried Continue reading...

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Causes & Solution
Executive Summary
FBI and other national security agencies have spent decades in analyzing, assessing and preventing any threat to every American, though it is relatively easier tracking and uncovering plans of a big terrorist group, it is close to impossible to expect what a loner wolf can do.
Most of the mass massacre incidents including school shootings have been done by individuals with personality disorders, with proper planning to prove their superiority and express their grudge. The mass shooting incidents are on a rise, though other violent crimes and gun Continue reading...

Evaluate the title

The study is entitled "Effects of Soft Drink Consumption on Nutrition and Health: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis". The title can be considered concise and clear because it captures the whole idea of the study. The title suggests that the study was to provide the association of soft drink consumption on nutrition and health of an individual with a thorough analysis of a collection of studies and surveys, which is exactly the whole point of the study. The title is very general, however, it seems to be necessary because the study covers a wide area. Similarly, the title included Continue reading...

Sample and ethics

It is very important that ethics be the key influence in any research. In this study, attractiveness is conceptually defined following the manner Hellstrom and Tekle followed. For instance, a person is attractive if he scores five on the Likert scale thus if they were to take part in a beauty contest for men or women in their age bracket. In the study the researcher used a 7-point scale instead of the conventional 5-point scale for the provision of better variance in the results.
The researcher sampled 30 women from the total population. All the women sampled were to Continue reading...

This research paper attempts to discover why fellow students made Triton College their choice. The research entails conducting a focus group. The study investigates the qualities of the college that entices students to make the institution a college of their choice. Furthermore, the researcher is keen to know if students join the college due to influence from elsewhere or they had no any better option. Classmates are the key participants in this study, and the researcher engages them through interviewing them at the classroom or the library. The focus group that the study will employ involves interviewing several students, Continue reading...

The School Culture Survey inquired about the relationship between Melwood Elementary School, in Upper Marlboro, Maryland and its different stakeholders. The researcher sought the assistance of individuals who were vested with the school community or most frequently involved with the school functions and extracurricular activities. The interviewees included the following: parents of a one and fifth-grade student, two students from the school (grade seven and eight), the English department head, and a grade one biology teacher. The interviews took place either over the phone or in person at the school and areas of work. The research employed the use Continue reading...

Hillcrest High School

Parent Involvement Plan
2015-2016
Introduction
The school believes in actively involving all stakeholders in the school activities and considering their views and suggestions on matters arising. The school’s policy for parental involvement is crucial to the wellbeing of the school as it encourages academic growth and bonding between parents and their children and with the school as a whole. It is a holistic method of running a school successfully.
The mission of the school is to provide high standards of learning to all students and assist in their character and emotional growth with the support from parents and Continue reading...

[Crisis Management Planning & Evaluation]

What is a crisis?
A crisis is a change that may evolve suddenly or may take some time to evolve and results in urgent problem needed to be addressed immediately.

Definition

Coombs (2011) narrated the crisis as,
“The discernment of the impulsive event that can threaten the important expectancies of stakeholders and it can seriously impact organizational performance and spawn pessimistic outcomes”
A major difference between crisis, incident and emergency is that incident is low level problem, emergency a term more emotive and wider scale problem, while the crisis is the unpredictable problem whose extent cannot Continue reading...

ARTICLE: Belot, M., James, J., & Nolen, P. (2013). Changing eating habits- A field experiment in primary schools, funded by Esmée Fairbairn Foundation; UK. Retrieved from: http://www.ed.ac.uk/polopoly_fs/1.117864!/fileManager/MicheleBelot_June2013.pdf

Introduction

What issue were the researchers investigating?
While looking at the deteriorating health conditions and increasing disease rate (such as cholesterol, blood pressure and heart attacks), researchers are indulged in exploring various realms related to health. In this regard, the aim of the study was to investigate the impact of adding temporary incentives to develop healthy eating habits among children. In other words, Nolen focused on experimenting with 31 primary schools by Continue reading...

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Introduction
Not all students learn at the same pace. Learning capabilities differ from individual to individual. However, the disparity in learning capabilities among children of the same age is not significant. It is for this reason that children of the same age usually study together. Occasionally however one may encounter a child who has learning capabilities below that of his peers. This may be because of an emotional disturbance, a physical disability, or a neurological or psychological disorder. Special education is an emerging branch of education that deals with education of such children who are unable to learn at Continue reading...

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) is a piece of legislation that was passed on April 9, 1965 (Schugurensky, 2001) which aimed to provide sufficient financial support to schools for the disadvantaged and underprivileged children (Thomas & Brady, 2005). The ESEA was branded as one of the most expansive among the federal education bills. Up to this day, the ESEA is still the largest fiscal support for the education of underprivileged children, however, evolutions of this federal education bill was deemed necessary, specifically for English-language learners, female students and Native American students. Moreover, the ESEA acted not just as Continue reading...

Introduction

Clutching his bag with both hands till him knuckles turned which, Tim crossed the playground in a few swift steps. His heart thumping hard against his chest, he tried to focus on and try to listen to the sounds of footsteps approaching like they did every day this time of the day, hoping that they would miss them this time, and he would find shelter in the janitor’s closet until school was over. All his efforts were in vain, and his body turned numb as soon as he felt the big hand grab his school jersey and drag Continue reading...

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Leadership traits are what distinguish effective leadership from ordinary leadership. The study aimed at assessing the effectiveness and successfulness of the leadership training program in cultivating student leadership characteristics. Based upon previous research carried out psychologists such as Cowley (1931), this study is guided by the hypothesis a significant growth on specific leadership traits would indicate growth in leadership skills hence successfulness of the program. The students (emerging leaders) were studied to determine whether they possessed certain characteristics that contributed to them being emerging leaders. Twenty eight students were chosen to participate in the pretest-posttest experiment. The pretest took Continue reading...

History

The historical fate of women is not only difficult, but in many ways and tragic. The independent status of women, which she had in the days of matriarchy, it was lost in the transition to the patriarchal family.
During the first half of this 20th century in most industrialized countries of the West women without a revolution got civil rights and suffrage movement, reaching its goal, mostly ceased. Of course, formal equality is not yet complete alignment expresses the social position of the sexes. Backlog of women in the cultural, social, political and economic fields, in many cases is Continue reading...

Project Title: The Education of World 2015 Project: Kisangwe Valley

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The primary goal of the project is to revamp the current methods and tools of teaching in Kisangwe Valley in Tanzania that are currently outdated and that are not helping much in facilitating high education achievement. This goal will be supported by various objectives.
The first objective of the project is to provide the schools in Kisangwe Valley with the latest edition of books and other learning materials and the discarding of old learning materials that are outdated and that are no longer relevant per se.
The second primary objective of this project is to provide the Continue reading...

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Introduction

In the contemporary times, the popularity of sports in the United States of America has grown immensely. As a consequence, the outcomes have been significant as one can notice the considerable increase in the revenues for the NCAA (the National Collegiate Athletic Association) and the colleges that participate in athletic events. Due to this reason, the issue concerning the compensation of student athletes beyond their athletic scholarships has become a hot debate in the American society. As one could expect, this controversy is also supported and opposed by many people on various grounds. As far as Continue reading...

This paper focus on the assessment of North Albion Collegiate Institution and its surround community. The neighbourhood is located in Toronto Ward-1, and one of the neighbourhoods which this paper will emphasize on is Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown. This paper described the method used to gather up the important data, the physical and social environments, issues that affect t my target population. The recommendations that can be used to improve the health of the community are also provided

Community is describe as a group of people living in a given geographical area, sharing common moral code, beliefs, and social environment (Stamler Continue reading...

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The purpose of this paper is to discuss the effects of type D personality on the development of cardiovascular diseases. This paper discusses how the study was conducted and it compares the results obtained with statistics on the possession of type D personality by heart diseases patients and how it affects their morbidity and mortality rates. The chi square test of independence is used to test if there is a significant difference between the variables gender and type D personality. The tests for type D personality, Negative affectivity and social inhibition are all insignificant at 0.05 significance level. The Continue reading...

INFORMATIVE SPEECH OUTLINE

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SPECIFIC PURPOSE: I want my audience to have a full compression about the value of finance in business, personal life and why I chose it as my major.
THESIS: Although I was not interested in financial matter early in my life, but when I started my business early last year, I realize the importance of having a sound financial knowledge since it help the owner of the business to manage the resources of the business efficiently thus majoring in finance is an ideal option for me to advance my career and expand my business.

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Project Title: The Education of World 2015 Project: Kisangwe Valley

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The primary goal of the project is to revamp the current methods and tools of teaching in Kisangwe Valley in Tanzania. Most of the people in this region are subsistence farmers who grow simple crops such as maize, beans and potatoes. In fact, the main socioeconomic activity in the region is farming and is the one that drives the economy of the region. Unfortunately, many of the individuals in this region live below the poverty line. The situation at Kisangwe is like in many rural parts of Africa, where the education techniques currently outdated and that are Continue reading...

A psychological test can be defined as a measure of an individual’s observable behaviour. In that case, during a psychological test, an individual is asked to perform specific standard tasks where the performance is observed, measured and analysed and a report is issued based on the outcomes. Thus, psychological testing can be described as the process of administering a psychological test and is usually done by a qualified psychologist (Wright, 2010).
Psychological tests are grouped into five major categories. These categories include: Neuropsychological evaluations, Intelligence assessments, Personality tests, Attitude tests and Achievement tests. There are various tests that Continue reading...

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How Parents Can Influence Children Academically
Introduction
Research has proven that through many case studies a parent involvement can play a critical factor in their children academic success, and overall education. Whether if it helping a child with their homework, attending parent teacher conferences, playing a flash card game; the types of involvement comes in many forms. The parent has to create a learning environment at home for their child to do succeed. The child’s school must be actively communicative with the parents to ensure this success as well. “When schools work as a team with families to Continue reading...

One of the pride and big achievements of the Cleveland State University is the Monte Ahuja College of Business initially known as James J. Nance College of Business Administration. The college is one of the best ranking colleges in the State of Ohio. Currently its students are taking various business related courses such as accounting, computer science, finance, IT, health care administration, marketing, economics, human resources management, supply chain management, public relation, business administration, management and international relation (U.S. News & World Report LP, 2015). The college is recognized countrywide for its excellent performance in the Certified Public Accountant, where Continue reading...

FERPA

The issue of how to handle student records and information is something every school must address, and cannot neglect their duties. The federal government places strict laws on the handling of student information and schools need to have certain policies and procedures in place. All educational record handling must be in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which is a federal law. Currently, it has been noted that record keeping is very lax in the school, and it has been pointed out that teachers may be discussing confidential information covered under FERPA. As a result, Continue reading...

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African American (AA) males have disproportionately high HIV incidence and prevalence. A review was conducted on the risk and protective factors, consequences, and interventions related to HIV among AA males. Particular focus was given on the role of attitudes in shaping HIV prevention through condom use. Attitudes were found to be influenced by individual attributes such as age, gender, type of community, socioeconomic status, self-efficacy, and knowledge. There are also partner-related factors and factors arising from cultural and social norms. Social institutions such as the church, family, community, and the health care system can further have a positive or Continue reading...

In China, despite the advancement in technology in the country, not many students prefer to take online classes. The adoption of online classes among many students in China has been due to lack of awareness of the benefits that online classes have over the traditional classes. Therefore, high adoption rates of online classes can be recorded once awareness is created about the benefits of taking online classes. Many students prefer taking traditional classes, whereby one is expected to sit in a class, listen to a lecture and take notes. On the other hand, online classes involve one taking online Continue reading...

Introduction

According to Schooldigger.com, Fullerton Elementary School is ranked worse than 94.2% elementary schools in Maryland. Within Prince George’s County, the institution is ranked 130th among 134 elementary schools. Fullerton elementary, a Title I school, has been categorized as such because over 90% of the body of students receive lunch free or at reduced cost, and the incomes of the households represented within this edifice are at or beneath the poverty level as determined by the United States Census Bureau. Following in the same vein of many other schools in high-poverty areas, a vast majority of pupils at Fullerton Continue reading...

Introduction

Various studies delved into attempts at defining the term ‘profession’. The online search engine generated as much as 1.46 million results for scholarly publications on the pursuit for ‘definition of profession’ (Google, 2015). The factors which contribute to disparities in defining the term could include speculations on continually evolving fields of formal studies, in conjunction with increasing complexities in academic disciplines. In this regard, the current discourse aims to present a definition of ‘profession’. Likewise, the term ‘firefighting’ would also be defined with the purpose of establishing whether firefighting is deemed a profession from the findings asserted in various Continue reading...

Mass Communication

Between the eighteenth and nineteenth century eras, Foucault has come to discover one of the most important discoveries in our society, and that is the “disciplinary societies.” These societies have reached their true potentials in the twentieth century according to Deleuze (1992). The author described these disciplined societies as societies that were enclosed in big spaces (Deleuze, 1992). In these enclosed spaces, the individual does not stop moving from one enclosed space to another. These spaces were characterized by their laws. As an example, Deleuze (1992) has reimagined it to be family first. Then school (when one is no Continue reading...

History is the study of events from the past leading up to the present time; it focuses on the chronology of these developments, their impacts and influences throughout time. The development and evolution of the nursing profession are connected to the historical influences from the ancient times. It is natural that were women were nurses because they are and have been the caregivers during the evolvement of the society and were hence assumed to care naturally for the sick, the injured and the elderly although in some societies medicine were assigned the role of caring for the sick. Nursing Continue reading...

The research study by Letvak et al (2013) conducted with the intent of analysing the age related variations in context to the working potential and quality of rendered services among nurses of various age groups. The transversal analysis of the study subjects executed for determining the scalability and surge of the nursing workforce under the influence of age progression and health challenges faced by the nursing professionals of North Carolina. The 1171 surveys matching with the inclusion parameters of the study revealed 47% response rate and included 26% of the older nurses among the responding population. The variables affecting Continue reading...

I. Introduction
One of the longest surviving branches of Psychology is counseling, specifically mental health counseling. The reason mainly for the survival of this field is that because it has met a national need not accomplished by other mental health practitioners. In this day and age where most people are troubled, professionals in this field are much more needed. Mental health counselors have included themselves in the ranks of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, and social workers as one of the forefront of mental health care providers. In a more practical sense, mental health counseling is quite a young discipline. In Continue reading...

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One's self-concept defines a lot of things about him. It defines the way he does things, see others and even academic and social performance. This and many more are the reasons why self-esteem or self-concept is very important. Self-awareness before and even after the advent of the internet can primarily be evoked with the mirror. However, Gonzales and Hancock identified that such self-awareness usually leads to self-esteem. Thus, during the early days of the internet and social networking, it was believed that the internet would also result to negative self-esteem but several studies have proved this to be wrong.( Continue reading...

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For women, body fat and body shape are typically considered to be issues concerning women’s body image. Thus, many women try dieting to decrease body fat often leading to eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia. However for men, a big and muscular build is the social standard that they aspire to achieve (McCreary D, 2005). Thus, muscularity is considered to be important in men and boys since it is linked to perceptions of their masculinity. The hypotheses to be tested are: 1) what are the differences between men and women’s attitudes concerning muscle mass and body Continue reading...