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Deadline November 29 - Midnight. Minimum 6 and maximum 8 pages. Times News Roman as style. 1. To explain the role of the historical figure in the early history of Islam. (Hussein - Ibn Ali) 2. To compare his role and personality with another historical figure of early Islam. (Hussein - Ibn Ali) 3. To analyze their influence on the evolution of Islamic civilization and expansion. (Hussein - Ibn Ali) Best wishes, Pejman .

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Davis Health Care is dedicated to providing an excellent patient care experience. A recent survey indicated that they could improve their quality of service. Imagine you are charged with identifying an area of improvement for this organization: Patient safety as focus on this area of improvement. Write a 1,400-word paper in which you address the following prompts for the area of improvement Part 1: Data Collection Tools. Explain data needed to monitor improvements. Explain at least three data collection tools you can use to collect performance information. Explain the types of information each tool collects. Explain the strengths and weaknesses of each data collection tool. Explain how the data collection tools are similar. Explain how the data collection tools are different. Part 2: Data Display, Measurement and Reporting Identify at least two tools that measure and display the QI data that can be gathered with the data collection tools identified in Part 1. Explain the types of information each tool measures, displays, and reports. Explain each measurement, display, and reporting tool's strengths and weaknesses. Explain how the measurement, display, and reporting tools are similar and different from each other. Explain how the measurement, display and reporting tools are useful for health care organizations. Format: APA Cite at least 3 sources according to APA guidelines to support your information. Include conclusion. .

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Daily Lesson Planning An educator’s daily lesson plan is the most detailed and updated guide that they have to facilitate learning in their classroom. In essence, lesson planning is the educator’s opportunity to decide, in advance what curriculum to introduce, the instructional delivery method they will use, and how intended objectives will be assessed. After reading chapter 8, perform these two tasks. Jones, Jones, and Vermette (2011) did a three year study of novice educators’ lesson planning practices to determine if patterns of common blunders may exist in their design process. Discuss the six most common pitfalls that research uncovered that novice educators make when planning lessons. 8.5 Common Lesson-Planning Pitfalls We will end the chapter by discussing some of the most common pitfalls that teachers make when designing lesson plans. These pitfalls apply to all the lesson plan formats discussed in this chapter. Jones, Jones, and Vermette (2011) conducted a three-year study examining novice teachers’ lesson planning and implementation to determine the six most common lesson-planning blunders. Knowing what the most common lesson plan impediments are will help you navigate around them. You may notice that these are similar to the pitfalls to writing instructional objectives, first described in Chapter 3; many of the same principles apply. Unclear Learning Objective This lesson-planning misstep happens when teachers focus on what content they will cover in the lesson instead of focusing on the learning outcomes the students will have because of exposure to that content. Teachers who focus on learning outcomes assure that the lesson is learning -centered, and eliminate the difficulties of determining whether the lesson is teacher-centered or student-centered. How will you know what you want students to learn? It is stated in your instructional objectives. To overcome this pitfall, write the learning outcome from the student’s perspective. For example, “At the end of this lesson, I can identify five types of carbohydrates” or “I can compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis.” Assessment of Understanding Not Administered New teachers, overwhelmed with classroom-management issues, administration tasks, and extensive content to cover, sometime continue teaching without ever stopping to see what (if anything) students have learned. In many cases, discussion is the sole way to evaluate student thinking. While this strategy is a useful formative assessment, without any tangible evidence of student learning, there is no real accountability or indication that students have learned anything at all. To overcome this pitfall, consider authentic assessment as a strategy so th.

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