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This paper discusses the advantages of integrated studies and inquiry-based learning for elementary school students. It addresses why it is important to understand specific disciplines to conduct interdisciplinary inquiry, the similarities and differences in how different experts conduct inquiry and how this relates to elementary students. The paper also examines what we have learned from historical experiments in integrated curriculum, current trends in integrated studies and provides a real-world example. It discusses why interdisciplinary inquiry is important for multiple-subject teachers.
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The police were following Sally, whom they previously identified as seeking to hire someone to murder her husband. She met an undercover police officer in an Internet chat room and offered him $5,000 to kill her husband. They arranged to meet at the restaurant for the exchange of money. Sally was supposed to meet the undercover police officer, whom she never saw before, at the restaurant and ask if he was available and wink. The undercover officer was supposed to say that yes, he was available and wink back at her. She would then order a dry martini with three olives, and the undercover officer would order the same thing. Sally did not know that she picked the wrong man at the restaurant, and instead of giving the money to the undercover officer, she gave the money to Mr. Assin.
You own a private investigation firm that specializes in conducting retained or court-appointed criminal investigations for criminal defense attorneys like the one who represents Mr. Assin. This is the first time that you have worked for this attorney, so you want to show him that you know the law and the criminal justice field. You assure Mr. Assin and the attorney that your information will be accurately assessed with the explanation of the events which occurred as outlined above. Your job is to conduct an independent criminal assessment of what happened to Mr. Assin, based upon the facts outlined above, and provide the attorney with your analysis of the case against Mr. Assin.
The attorney asks you to make sure that you address the following areas of concern and what other information that you feel pertains to the case in a document of 2–3 pages:
Explain the elements of murder, including what is required to convict someone of attempt to commit murder.
Explain whether Mr. Assin is guilty of attempted murder of Sally's husband.
Explain why he has or has not committed the crime. You will want to discuss whether the defendant took any steps toward the completion of the act and the implications if he did or did not take those steps.
Robbery is classified as bo.
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An international economic consulting firm was hired by a multinational company to develop a PowerPoint presentation comparing the pros and cons of using foreign direct investment to enter markets in two or three Asian countries. The presentation should analyze each country, recommend the best market for entry, and conclude with a recommendation for the multinational company. It must be 12-15 slides long with 100-150 words of speaker notes for each slide and include at least three scholarly sources cited in APA format.
You are an executive for Global Human Resource on Visa Policies and .docx
You are an executive for Global Human Resource on Visa Policies and you are preparing a presentation for the board of directors about the organization’s direction.
Create a PowerPoint presentation (approximately 12, with speaker notes, in which you address the following components:
Describe the organizational structure and design.
Examine the organization’s differentiation and growth strategy.
Analyze strategic options and a management approach the organization uses as it relates to the organization’s goals and strategies.
Analyze the corporate culture and methods used to influence employee satisfaction and retention.
Let me know up front any hiccups you have so I can explain.
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Define epidemiology.
Identify five objectives of epidemiology.
Identify and explain three subspecialties within epidemiology.
Refer to the "Areas of Epidemiology" resource.
You are required to use a minimum of two scholarly resources.
Areas of Epidemiology
•Environmental epidemiology
•Clinical epidemiology
•Genetic epidemiology
•Molecular epidemiology
•Nutritional epidemiology
•Social epidemiology
•Lifecourse epidemiology
•Epi methods development / Biostatistics
•Meta-analysis
•Spatial epidemiology
•Biomarker epidemiology
•Pharmacoepidemiology
•Primary care epidemiology
•Infection control and hospital epidemiology
•Public health practice epidemiology
•Surveillance epidemiology
•Disease informatics
•Infectious disease epidemiology
•Cardiovascular disease epidemiology
•Cancer epidemiology
•Neuroepidemiology
•Epidemiology of aging
•Oral/Dental epidemiology
•Reproductive epidemiology
•Obesity/diabetes epidemiology
•Renal epidemiology
•Injury epidemiology
•Psychiatric epidemiology
•Veterinary epidemiology
•Epidemiology of zoonosis
•Respiratory epidemiology
•Pediatric epidemiology
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You are an assistant to the special agent in charge (SAC) of the Org.docx
You are an assistant to the special agent in charge (SAC) of the Organized Crime Task Force. The SAC has asked you to go over certain witness-related situations that will be testified to in an upcoming trial. The SAC has concerns about some of the witness testimony and is trying to avoid embarrassment by turning in records that may not be usable by the Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) prosecuting the case.
Tommy "Two Toes" D’Natalia has a certified public accountant (CPA). He has been using his accountant to wash ill-gotten gains through his racketeering. The SAC has a subpoena for the CPA. D’Natalia is claiming privileged communication with his CPA, and it prohibits the accountant from testifying.
Luigi "the Pipe" Cardone heard through the "grapevine" that Big Sal Salvatore has been telling everyone how he was told by Frankie “the Lip” Bonnano that Freddie "Fingers" Malone was murdered by his wife Slippery Sally Genovese-Malone. Cardone wants a deal to testify against Slippery Sally.
Lawrence ‘Lucky’ Livorno drove the getaway car for a jewelry store heist. Bertram "Bugsy" Bertoli and Little Carmine D’Angelo went in and robbed the store. During the robbery, Bertoli shot and killed the store owner. D’Angelo and Livorno both want to testify to avoid the death penalty.
Please include your answers in your main posting for the following questions. Support your answers with research. You must provide meaningful feedback to the main postings of at least two of your classmates.
Identify which testimony is hearsay and likely to be inadmissible.
Identify which testimony is privileged communication and which is not
Identify how the “Best Evidence Rule” functions in relationship to the witness testimony being proffered
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You are a soda can. Life is hard. You have been popped,drained,smashed,bashed,and trashed.now you are on the couch to tell your sad story to a psychologist.
Write a narrative of your experience as a can. Write in the first person:you are telling your own story.use vivid action verbs and descriptive language to tell the story of your sad life.include as many of the miserable events as you feel are relevant to the story.remember the components of narrative writing as your frame your story.
It's has to be in APA style format
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You are a young Han Chinese woman living under Mongul rule in Bejiin.docx
You are a young Han Chinese woman living under Mongul rule in Bejiing in 1275. Write a diary entry about Marco Polo's arrival. What did his arrival mean to the peasant Han and other subjects of Kublai Khan? How was life under Mongul rule? Remember you are of low ethnic and soical status and that it is 1275. You will be graded on the appropriate historical details. You only have knowledge of the events previous to 1275.
I need a 3-5 page paper and a works cited page with 3 sources
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You are a municipal budget analyst. Using your favorite search engin.docx
You are a municipal budget analyst. Using your favorite search engine, locate the budget of a municipality that has completed a petition to file bankruptcy. Some examples include Detroit, Michigan; Stockton, California; Central Falls, Rhode Island; San Bernardino, California; Prichard, Alabama; and Vallejo, California.
Develop your case study findings and recommendations consisting of no less than 500 words in which you discuss the following:
Briefly describe the municipality’s demographics.
Evaluate the previous three-year trend of the municipality’s major revenue sources and expenditures.
Analyze the impact of the issues contributing to the municipality’s budget deficiencies.
Propose three alternative financing options.
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You are a social worker at an out-patient mental health facility. Yo.docx
You are a social worker at an out-patient mental health facility. Your new client presents with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder and noncompliance with her medications. To deal with the mood swings, she has been abusing painkillers and alcohol daily. Currently homeless, she has been sleeping on her friends’ couches. Her boyfriend is emotionally and verbally abusive and has just taken her last twenty dollars. She works at a local gas station, but she has to depend on friends for rides to work. As a result, she missed several work shifts. Her boss, who was understanding until now, recently told her she could not miss any more days, due to a lack of transportation. There are many short, intermediate, and long-term problems the client could address in this scenario. How do you choose which problem to tackle first?
One trap for social workers is thinking that they know which problem or concern should take priority and what is best for the client. Rather, what the client feels is the priority is what should take precedence. In this scenario, how would you start the GIM planning process with the client? As her social worker, you might feel that going into drug and alcohol rehab is a priority. However, she might feel that keeping her job, and therefore getting a car, is much more of a priority. If you disregard her goals and instead refer her to an inpatient rehab program, how successful will she be at completing that goal?
For this Discussion
, review this week’s Resources. Select either the course-specific case study for John or Debra and consider how the social worker applied the GIM in the case study. Also, think about any cultural competence techniques the social worker might have explicitly or implicitly used in the case. Then reflect on why working collaboratively with that client is vital to the treatment planning process. Then, select three of the eight planning steps discussed in the course text and think about how you might utilize those planning steps to foster empowerment during that process. Finally, reflect on the skills you might use to ensure the treatment planning process is mutually agreed upon by you and the client and consider how the treatment planning process affects implementation of treatment.
Post a description of how the social worker in the course-specific case study you selected applied the GIM.
Include in your post an explanation of any cultural competence techniques the social worker might have explicitly or implicitly used in the case.
Explain why working collaboratively with the client is vital to the treatment planning process.
Then, describe the three planning steps you selected and explain how you might utilize those planning steps to foster empowerment during that process.
Finally, explain one practice behavior skill you might use to ensure the treatment planning process is mutually agreed upon for you and the client and further explain how use of that skill might affect implementation of treatment.
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You are a public administrator for a large public agency. Your senio.docx
You are a public administrator for a large public agency. Your senior leadership team has a track record of successes in working together over the past several years. In the last year, you have sensed a certain degree of stagnation in the team. Members that previously spoke up seem complacent and dispassionate about issues. You have felt under pressure to perform recently and admit this increased stress may have contributed to a more autocratic leadership style on your part.
Analyze the current situation considering concepts of communication and conflict. Discuss actions that may promote open and honest interactions among team members, including the promotion of healthy conflict.
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You are a police investigator in Centervale. Recently, there have be.docx
You are a police investigator in Centervale. Recently, there have been complaints from prosecutors, as well as several victims, about the interview techniques used by law enforcement (both first responders and investigators). The prosecution is losing cases because of inadmissible statements made to law enforcement by victims and witnesses in response to improper questioning. Because of their bad experiences early in the investigations, some victims refuse to come to court and testify. There are continuous complaints by victim services specialists that first responders do not provide victims with all their rights as governed by law.
The chief of police in Centervale is concerned about lawsuits and unsatisfied victims and asks you, one of the most experienced detectives of the Centervale Police Department, to attend patrol briefings and train officers in some dos and don'ts of interviewing victims of crime, especially women and children. You are also asked to go over some of the most important victims' rights that could cause the most legal trouble if not followed properly by the Centervale Police Department.
You realize that a proper interviewing lesson could take eight to sixteen hours, and you know law enforcement must strictly follow numerous victims' rights, but you have been given only fifteen to twenty minutes in which to teach, what you feel is the most important information.
Submission Details:
By
Saturday, June 18, 2016
, in a minimum of 250 words, post to the
Discussion Area
your responses to the following:
Identify and describe the training information you feel would be most important, if you had only ten minutes to teach law enforcement officers about:
Interviewing women and children
Crime victims' rights
Give your reasoning for the training information that you identified as most important for both training programs.
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You are a manager and leader in a diverse organization that includes locations in many other countries. You are asked to create a presentation to share your experiences regarding leadership
Create
an 8- to 10-slide Microsoft
®
PowerPoint
®
presentation including detailed speaker notes. The presentation should include the following:
The role gender plays in leadership including the effect it has on in global organizations
The role of leadership style on leadership effectiveness
The influence of the culture on leading an organization
The potential challenges in leading an organization that is global
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You are a group of community activists in a small city. Recently you.docx
You are a group of community activists in a small city. Recently you have become aware that a substantial number of teenagers have been running away from home or have become "throw-aways" when their parents have abandoned them. Most of these run-aways/throw-aways leave the community for larger cities where you suspect they become victims of all the dangers waiting for "street kids". You want very much to prevent this from happening. You want to provide them with an "anchor in the community" that will prevent them from running away and will give them stability, especially to complete their education.
You have already approached the county Family Services agency and were disappointed to learn that they had little or no interest in your project. You have decided to create a small, not-for-profit 501C-3 agency and pursue the project yourselves.
Prepare a report for your small group.
Review the youth services regulations for the group's target state.New York State
Summarize key points from these regulations that you think will be important as your group designs its outcomes, its process, its information system and its methods of evaluation.
Share your ideas with the small group.
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You are a college counselor working in the Educational Opportuni.docx
You are a college counselor working in the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) with students on academic probation. You have noticed that several themes are emerging that are related to the students’ difficulties with their academic performance. You have decided to form a group that will meet each week to help these students succeed academically.
*What issues do you think first-generation college students might be facing?
*What type of group would have the greatest impact? (
Open/Closed, Short/Long Term, Support Group, Educational Groups, Structured/Unstructured
)
*What training and strengths would the group leader need?
APA Format is required
300 word count
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Yet Do I Marvel(poem). Analyze one or more of its elements. For e.docx
Yet Do I Marvel(poem).
Analyze one or more of its elements. For example, a poem's language, rhyme, scheme, meter, or form. Organize your material systematically. If you are focusing on a single element, analyze its importance in one section of the work at a time.
+ work cited include
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Y tú [removed](blank) una empresa con ella.changedAlejandr.docx
El documento habla sobre Alejandro y María, quienes se van a casar y celebrar su boda. Sus amigos y familiares los felicitan por su matrimonio y les desean lo mejor para el futuro.
Years after the publication of his Socialist novel The Jungle, U.docx
Years after the publication of his Socialist novel
The Jungle
, Upton Sinclair ironically noted the chiefly Progressive impact of his book, stating that he "had taken aim at America's heart and hit instead its stomach." Compare & contrast the two, major, early-20th-century reform-minded ideologies of Progressivism and Socialism.
I want a good essay that exactly meet the topic.
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xplain WMDs Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, Radiological and Explosi.docx
This document discusses weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) including chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological and explosive weapons. It asks to identify a domestic and international group known to use such weapons in past incidents and the likely route of entry an international group may use to bring in a WMD. It also asks how well the US prevents major attacks and which targets are of most concern.
Wrte 350-to 525-word proposal.Identify the location of the polluti.docx
Wrte 350-to 525-word proposal.
Identify the location of the pollution.
Explain the causes of this pollution.
Identify the effects of this pollution on human health and the environment.
Recommend ways to prevent/clean up this type of environmental pollution.
Presentations should include appropriate images and speaker's notes. Slides should contain short bullet lists (no more than five bullets per slide, and five words per bullet), consistent with UOP standards.
Use
at least 2 outside references.
Format
your paper, citations, and references consistent with APA guidelines. For presentations, format citations and references consistent with APA guidelines.
Guidance for Environmental Pollution Recommendation
Notes:
The organization and mechanics section of the scoring guide below describe an exemplary paper and PowerPoint® Presentation.
Tip: Good responses cite credible sources when paraphrasing and summarizing information. In a presentation, the citations should appear in the speaker’s notes, not on the slide, unless a quotation is included on the slide.
Tip: If you cannot point to one location on a map, then your selection is not specific enough.
Environmental Pollution Recommendation
Dimension
Comments
Points Available
Points Earned*
Content:
7.00
The paper is 350 to 525 words long or the presentation is 5 to 8 slides long and covers all key elements in a substantive way:
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No
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Identifies the location of the pollution.
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Explains the causes of the pollution.
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Identifies the effects of this pollution on human health and the environment.
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Recommends ways to prevent, clean up, or do both for this type of environmental pollution.
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The paper or presentation (slides and speaker’s notes) is consistent with UOP and APA format standards.
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Cites at least two outside resources and lists references in APA format.
Organization:
1.50
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Organization
Exemplary: * The structure is clear, logical, and easy to follow. * Subsequent sections or slides develop and support the central theme.
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Sentences and Transitions
Exemplary: * Sentences are strong throughout the paper or speaker’s notes.
Mechanics:
1.50
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Grammar and Spelling
Exemplary: * All words spelled correctly. * No grammar errors. * No capitalization errors.
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Format
Exemplary: * The paper, references, and citations alight with APA guidelines and have no format errors. * Format of paper or presentation is easy to read. * Student's name appears on the first page or slide. * The presentation typically includes five bullet points per slide, with five or fewer words per bullet. All sentences are in the speaker’s notes; no sentences appear on the viewable slide itself.
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Scholarly Tone
Exemplary: * The paper or presentation avoids clichés, colloquial terms, contractions, and informal phrases.
Percent Quotations in the Summary (if over 10%):
0%
Subtotals
10.00
0.00
Days Late
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0.00
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Written Response 4 is an overview of USUs Nora Eccles Harrison Muse.docx
Written Response 4 is an overview of USU's Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. You should write a personal response to your experience in the museum and the various shows and objects on display. You should identify a couple of pieces that you find particularly interesting and perhaps some that you think less successful. You should consider how you are constantly - even if unconsciously - working through what you define art as and how some of the materials in the museum might challenge or play with that idea. Your paper will be graded on the following criteria:
1. A clear and cogent introductory paragraph that gives a very brief history of the museum.
2. Demonstration of some application of ideas, issues, and/or methods of analysis from materials/discussions covered in class.
3. Writing that is clear and concise with accurate spelling and grammar.
4. Personal opinions justified with clear supporting evidence.
5. Meets minimum 500 word limit.
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