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Using the attached documents, review Ms. Jensen’s Social Studies lesson plan on the Paleolithic era for her 7 th grade class. The summative assessment is a written textbook test. Based on the AZELLA scores of her students (which are attached), Ms. Jensen knows that Ramon might have difficulty with the written assessment. What is a modified assessment Ms. Jensen could offer? In a 250-500-word response, describe an alternate assessment of your own design that would allow Ramon to demonstrate his ability to meet the learning target. Explain how the modified assessment is intended to meet Ramon’s language development needs as well as his emotional and social development needs. Ms. Jensen's 7 th Grade Class AZELLA Scores Student Name Reading Label Writing Label Listening Label Speaking Label Aryanna Proficient Intermediate Intermediate Proficient Carlos Intermediate Basic Basic Intermediate Corynn Basic Basic Emergent Basic Desiree Basic Intermediate Basic Intermediate Gabriel Proficient Intermediate Intermediate Proficient Hailey Basic Emergent Emergent Basic Jade Basic Basic Intermediate Intermediate Jakob Intermediate Basic Intermediate Intermediate Jerry Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Michael Intermediate Proficient Intermediate Proficient Noah Basic Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Petie Proficient Intermediate Intermediate Intermediate Ramon Emergent Emergent Pre-Emergent Emergent Rebecca Basic Emergent Basic Basic Suzanne Proficient intermediate Intermediate Proficient Ms. Jensen’s Social Studies Lesson Plan Unit 2: Stone Age Lesson 1 (2 sessions) Lesson Name: Paleolithic (Stone Age) time travel activity Source Materials: Ancient Civilizations textbook, Unit 1; Additional articles Learning Objectives: · Students will explain how conflict and competition occurred among individuals and groups in early civilizations prior to 1500 A.D. · Students will explain how scarcity required individuals and groups in early civilizations to make decisions about how resources are used. · Students will determine central ideas of a text. Crafting Essential Question: How did Paleolithic (Stone Age) people obtain food, clothing, shelter, tools, and fire? Learning Target/Objective: I c an describe how Paleolithic people lived. Thinking Strategy: Determining importance Vocabulary: Paleolithic, Neolithic, migration Composing Procedure : To activate background knowledge, students will answer the following question in their notebooks: If your time machine broke and stranded you in the Paleolithic Age, and you could only have one item with you, which item would you choose? Students will then pair share and compare items. The five categories (food, clothing, shelter, tools, or fire) will be displayed on an anchor chart. Students will write the five categories in their notebook and write beside each category how their chosen item would be used to obtain food, clothing, shelter, fire, and tools.
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Utilizing the Statement of Financial Position on page 196 of the Acc.docx
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See attachment referencing Statement of Financial Position
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Prepare Utech Company’s income statement for 2014, beginning with “Income before irregular items.”
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Using your work experience in the public and nonprofit sector, and t.docx
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What methods, specifically, have citizens utilized to influence and become involved in the budgeting and financial management arenas in the public sphere? Which movements or strategies have been most successful from a citizen perspective? To what degree do budgeting professionals and public administrators seek and consider this citizen involvement? What will be the trend for the future with regard to citizen participation in the process?
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Using your textbook, provide a detailed and specific definition to the following terms:
Transformation Leadership
Transactional Leadership
Laissez-Faire Leadership
Idealized Influence
Inspirational Motivation
Intellectual Stimulation
Idealized Consideration
Contingent Reward
Management by Exception
Kouzes and Posner wrote a book entitled the
Leadership Challenge
in which they identified five practices of exemplary leaders. Using your textbook and Internet sources, discuss the five practices and give examples of leadership behaviors that would illustrate the practice. (1 page minimum)
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Using your text and at least one scholarly source, prepare a two to .docx
Using your text and at least one scholarly source, prepare a two to three page paper (excluding title and reference page), in APA format, on the following:
Explain the difference between Charity Care and Bad Debt in a healthcare environment.
Explain how the patient financial services personnel assist in determining which category the uncollectible account should be placed.
Discuss the financial implications of gross uncollectibles on the bottom line of the healthcare institution, and explain how these are recorded on the financial statements.
This is the textbook that we are on:
Epstein, L. & Schneider, A. (2014).
Accounting for Health Care Professionals
. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.
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Using
Walgreen Company
as the target organization complete the following three-step process:
First, conduct an external assessment and complete either an EFE or CPM. Use the following five websites in conducting your assessment:
http://marketwatch.com
www.hoovers.com
http://moneycentral.msn.com
http://us.etrade.com/e/t/invest/markets
http://globaledge.msu.edu/industries
Second, conduct an internal assessment and complete an IFE. Use the following documents, which may be found in the target organization’s corporate website:
Most current Form10K document
Most current Annual Report
Then develop a well-written paper describing the findings that you discovered by
analyzing the data
from the external assessment and from the internal assessment.
Present facts.
Consider putting some of the data into a graphical display (chart, figure, table) to present information in a clear way. Use citations to substantiate your ideas. Insert the completed matrixes as appendixes and reference them within the body of the paper according to APA standards.
Your paper should meet the following requirements:
Be 2-3 pages in length
Be formatted according to
APA GUIDELINES
Cite a minimum of three outside sources.
Include all required elements, including a reference page and required appendixes.
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Using the text book and power point on Interest Groups, please ans.docx
Interest groups use various tactics to influence political parties and policymakers, including lobbying. There are different types of interest groups, with some being more powerful in certain states than others. Lobbyists represent interest groups and try to sway legislators through various approved methods outlined in the attached powerpoint presentation.
Using the template provided in attachment create your own layout.R.docx
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Review the Goals
Who is the Persona you are trying to reach?
Use the "How to Change Consumer Behavior" file
Integrate social media
A Twitter feed needs to be on the Home Page
Use a Site Architecture Excel File to let the IT Developer know sub menus
Simplify wherever you can. What is the 1 message you want the viewer to remember?
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Using the simplified OOD methodologyWrite down a detailed descrip.docx
The document provides instructions for using the simplified Object-Oriented Design (OOD) methodology to design software for a police department. The methodology involves writing a description of the problem, identifying relevant nouns and verbs, selecting objects from the nouns and their data components, selecting operations from the verbs, and writing a paper proposing classes with data members and methods for tracking people, property, and criminal activity.
Using the text, Cognitive Psychology 5 edition (Galotti, 2014), .docx
Using the text,
Cognitive Psychology 5 edition
(Galotti, 2014), the University Library, the Internet, and/or other resources, answer the following questions. Your response to each question should be at least 150 words in length.
1.
What is primary memory? What are the characteristics of primary memory?
2.
What is the process of memory from perception to retrieval? What happens when the process is compromised?
3.Is it possible for memory retrieval to be unreliable? Why or why not? What factors may affect the reliability of one’s memory?
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Using the Tana Basin in Kenya,1.Discuss the water sources and .docx
Using the Tana Basin in Kenya,
1.
Discuss the water sources and their quality - ( 5 marks)
2.
Outline the factors that influence their potential uses - (5 marks)
3.
Identify and map the current users of water in the catchment - (15 marks)
4.
Map the potential source of pollution in the catchment - (5 marks)
Need three pages APA format.
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Using the template provided in a separate file, create your own la.docx
Using the template provided in a separate file, create your own layout.
Review the Goals
Who is the Persona you are trying to reach?
Use the "How to Change Consumer Behavior" file
Integrate social media
A Twitter feed needs to be on the Home Page
Use a Site Architecture Excel File to let the IT Developer know sub menus
Simplify wherever you can. What is the 1 message you want the viewer to remember?
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Using the template provided in attachment create your own layo.docx
The document provides instructions for creating a website layout using the provided template, reviewing goals, identifying the target persona, integrating information from an attached file on changing consumer behavior, including a Twitter feed on the home page, using an Excel file to communicate the site architecture and submenus to developers, and simplifying the design to focus on one key message for viewers.
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Using the "Sex(abled) video, the sexuality section in the Falvo text (Chapter 12), and your own thoughts and experiences as context, describe prominent issues related to forming intimate relationships by people with intellectual disabilities. You may consider the viewpoints from caregivers and family members, educators, societal attitudes, counselors or support personnel, and viewpoints from people with disabilities. You may include disabilities outside of intellectual disabilities if you wish.
Watch Video: Sexuality and Relationships
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Using the required and recommended resources from this week and last.docx
Using the required and recommended resources from this week and last, as well as ‘found’ resources, identify at least one specific example of groups or individuals in your community, state, or at the national level that exemplify the following themes and include a brief description of why you feel this example meets the concept. Add a link for any ‘found’ resources.
Works “with” young people rather than conducting activities “for” them.
Creates an atmosphere that sparks young people’s aspirations.
Digs deep and incorporates key elements of authentic youth involvement by making sure that:
Youth are valued and heard
Youth shape the action agenda
Youth build assets for and with each other
Why is it important for programs and or organizations to work “with” young people rather than “for” them?
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Using the Internet, textbook or related resources, research the crea.docx
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When was the Federal Reserve created and for what purpose?
How does the Federal Reserve manipulate our economy to foster economic growth?
Research at
least three
specific policies instituted by the Federal Reserve.
Finally give an analysis as to why or why not you feel these policies were successful. Remember to support your position with cited sources
Due Sunday 11/30/14 at 11am CST, in APA format with APA bibliography
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