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REFLECTIVE REPORT ON INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND GROUP ASSIGNMENTS

Introduction
This writing assignment will involve a critical review of my learning experience and how I attained important skills and competencies that are relevant to professional development and career building. To this end, this report will critically analyse and review important experiences I had that contributed to some relevant skills and abilities. And the events of importance in this are the group activities I participated in during the period. I will analyse aspects from the journal I kept and updated. Relevant events that I will cover include presentation from week 10 of semester 1, negotiations from week 2 of Continue reading...

American History II

Between 1950 and 1953, there emerged a conflict in Korea between the South and North Korea. The South Korea got support from the United States while North Korea was supported by China (Fehrenbach and Foley, 2010). The cold war led to global tensions that are said to be a primary cause of the conflict. Another reason the people conflicted is due to the division of Korea after the world war. The war took away lives of many and property was destroyed by the time it ended in 1953. The war claimed approximately 5 million lives and the majority of Continue reading...

Operations management involves decision making for different aspects of the industry such as materials, man, methods, machine, and environment (4M + E) to achieve organization goals efficiently. Effectiveness and efficiency are two different words. The latter involves using less resources and still getting the job done. Different approaches are done by managers. Usually, managers rely on qualitative data, but numerical data is as equally important. Managers have visions for their organization. Armed with the necessary tools, a manager can bring a lot to the table and see what needs to be done. Knowing what needs to be done is one Continue reading...

Phillis Wheatley and Philip Freneau were poets who lived and wrote their works during the same period of time – the 18th century, and in the same country. All the same the lives of these poets had a diametrically opposed development, as Phillis Wheatley was an Afro-American poetess and Philip Freneau was an American poet. So, of course, there exist some similarities and differences in their poetic style, structure and the main themes of their poetry.
Phillis Wheatley, at a young age, was kidnapped in Africa, sold into slavery and transported to America. Her owners were the people, who have Continue reading...

The question of women’s place and role in the world has always been the concern of the generations of feminists. As a true fighter for the rights of females, Adrienne Rich wrote an article “Taking Women Students Seriously”, in which she defends the honor of women students, in particular, and the whole “Womankind”, in general. Teaching students at university, the author notices that the problem of women’s perception by the men as well as by the women themselves initially lies in the system of education. “Taking Women Students Seriously” is the article of woman, about woman, and Continue reading...

Jane Doe

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The problem with schools that have poor performance, high levels of truancy, as well as excessive bullying require intervention for a shift in school productivity and function. One must examine several different factors that are crucial to successful results in minimizing these types of issues that many schools have a reputation for, throughout the United States. An evidence-based initiative is one part that the writer will examine, as well as understanding for what type of strategies can help evaluate the success of the program. Another significant obstacle to achieving this plan will be from the challenges that Continue reading...

Personal Action Plan

Personal Action Plan: Using Accounting Knowledge and Financial Data in Investment
Before one can invest, it is significant that they strategize for the same by formulating an action plan. Strategizing involves developing a plan of how one will conduct the investment. Normally, strategizing involves considering all the possible variables (whether positive or negative) in the investment area. By the use of financial data that relates to the area of investment, one can adequately prepare for the investment. Financial information includes data from existing players in the investment area and other data such as market trends and product prices. This Continue reading...

DateNamePresident and CEO The Ralph M. Parsons FoundationAddress

Re: Letter of Inquiry
Dear Mrs. Garen,
The Heart of Los Angles (HOLA) is a private, nonprofit organization that has been leading in the provision of beneficial alternatives to unmerited youths. These youths would have otherwise been members of violent gangs or other sorts of crime in the Rampart District of Los Angeles.
Our organization started off way back in 1989 after the pioneer, a young professional in the community, Mitchell Moore, became overly concerned about the living standards of the youths in the Rampart District of Los Angeles. It was tormenting to him to watch the young individuals Continue reading...

In any undertaking, it is better for one to implement reflective measures so as to understand their progress. In various professions, practice analysis performs this role perfectly, ensuring that professions have an understanding of their progress. Over the past, social workers have employed this mechanism effectively (Bishop & Holland 1975). This paper uses Gibbs’ reflective cycle to reflect on the development of the values, skills and knowledge. In essence, this reflection will be based on how the wider reading has shaped my learning, understanding and development by working in a children’s home.

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As a matter of fact, my profession Continue reading...

Written by Ann Arnett Ferguson, bad boys is a book about black masculinity in the national schools of America. The book is dedicated to looking at how public schools track the black American (African American) boys for life in prison (beyond bars). However, much the topic is complex and feared, Ferguson goes beyond the imaginary and uncovers the secrets hidden from view. She writes her book in a two-pronged kind of analysis that shows the maintenance race order using the institutional practices couched in the universal language.
At one point in her book, Ferguson shows the racial stereotypes displayed Continue reading...