The document discusses the challenges faced by single parents and introduces SPARC as a resource. It notes that single parents have to take on responsibilities meant for two people with only half the resources. SPARC is presented as an organization that helps single parents cope by working to ensure children have what they need and finding additional assistance through nurturing resources. Contact information for SPARC is provided.
Fifth grade students from Wesley Matthews Elementary in the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, share the design process of creating a unique hand-made book after multiple visits to The Wolfsonian-FIU.
Fifth grade students from Wesley Matthews Elementary in the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, share the design process of creating a unique hand-made book after multiple visits to The Wolfsonian-FIU.
I’m very experienced in creating and building loyalty and promotional/event programs, including guerrilla and traditional marketing. Clients that I’ve done those types of projects for are 7-11, American Airlines, Cingular Wireless, Harrah’s Casinos/Hotels/Spas, Pizza Hut, IKEA Furniture, Pepsi and StarWars. I have also created a variety of different logos used for consumer promotions, corporate identities, restaurant branding and their signage
12 PEER RESPONSES DUE IN 16 HOURS - EACH SET OF 2 HAS ITS OWN INcargillfilberto
12 PEER RESPONSES DUE IN 16 HOURS - EACH SET OF 2 HAS ITS OWN INSTRUCTIONS
please label responses according to discussion title
Discussion
- Reader Response
comment on the posts of two classmates
KYLEIGH’S POST:
In this week's module, how to construct a research paper was summarized. Furthermore, the sources you use to conduct your paper can make or break your essay. I learned that good sources have good creditability. Something that was a little more difficult for me to understand, or yet conduct, was trying to find a good enough topic to argue on. In more detail, there are several topics to choose from but finding something I am extremely passionate about has been challenging. Something that I thought about while going over the lectures was where I would find my topic. Where are the places you are looking for your topic? Overall, I will leave you with this- this paper is what you make it, and if it is a topic you are passionate about, you will have a good time.
ALYVIA’S POST:
After reading and watching the lectures for this week, I have taken away a great understanding of research papers. A research paper consists of looking up evidence to back up information on a topic you are strongly passionate about. Research papers argue a point or analyze a perspective. The topic for your research has to be researchable for your argumentative essay. It's important to organize your reasons. Having at least one source for each reason is something to consider. When trying to find information, using libraries, google, and the LSUS databases are very helpful. When writing your introduction, you should set a tone for your readers. Your thesis should be included in your introduction. Also your conclusion should have a strong closure. It is important not to forget to give credit to sources you use in your paper. Even if you paraphrase, you should still give credit. Lastly, you should have a separate work cited page. This gives the readers a direct idea of where your sources came from. I have done many research papers in highschool. The most I would struggle is trying not to get lost figuring out the library on the LSUS website.
Discussion
- Data is a Machine
comment on the posts of two classmates
KYLEIGH’S POST:
Adoption agencies should never let single parents adopt. It is known for single parents to be unstable, and it would not be beneficial for a child to grow up without another parent. National Father Initiative states, "According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 18.3 million children, 1 in 4, live without a biological, step, or adoptive father in the home. Consequently, there is a father factor in nearly all social ills facing America today," (Father Absence Statistics). With this being said, children growing up without a father figure are known to have behavioral problems and suffer poor emotional health. So why would we let single mothers adopt children when these problems are inevitable?
Although only 8% of homes are raised by single fath ...
Thanks to all of you who came to my TESOL session. You can get handouts and lots of downloads of Positive Psychology activities for teaching ESL/EFL at: http://ELTandHappiness.terapad.com
Feel free to use any of this stuff (the PowerPoint or the downloads) with your students.
"Whatever" Phil.4:9 Outline of MHS Baccalaureate MessageDiana Gardner
Slides from MHS Baccalaureate Message at College Wesleyan Church, June 5, 2014
Collection of Notes from students, Randy Pausch's "The Last Lecture," , and Neil
Neil Pasricha's Ted Talk, the 3 A's of Awesome, and a few words of my own.
Ask Without Fear! Powerful Secrets To Help Fundraisers Handle ObjectionsBloomerang
Are your board members beating down your door with new donors, eager to ask them for money?
Join Marc Pitman and Jay Love for a discussion on asking for donations and dealing with objections. Marc will draw on his years of experience to present simple & effective fundraising ideas to help you raise lots of money, and Jay will offer best practices in donor retention to make sure you hold onto those supporters!
I’m very experienced in creating and building loyalty and promotional/event programs, including guerrilla and traditional marketing. Clients that I’ve done those types of projects for are 7-11, American Airlines, Cingular Wireless, Harrah’s Casinos/Hotels/Spas, Pizza Hut, IKEA Furniture, Pepsi and StarWars. I have also created a variety of different logos used for consumer promotions, corporate identities, restaurant branding and their signage
12 PEER RESPONSES DUE IN 16 HOURS - EACH SET OF 2 HAS ITS OWN INcargillfilberto
12 PEER RESPONSES DUE IN 16 HOURS - EACH SET OF 2 HAS ITS OWN INSTRUCTIONS
please label responses according to discussion title
Discussion
- Reader Response
comment on the posts of two classmates
KYLEIGH’S POST:
In this week's module, how to construct a research paper was summarized. Furthermore, the sources you use to conduct your paper can make or break your essay. I learned that good sources have good creditability. Something that was a little more difficult for me to understand, or yet conduct, was trying to find a good enough topic to argue on. In more detail, there are several topics to choose from but finding something I am extremely passionate about has been challenging. Something that I thought about while going over the lectures was where I would find my topic. Where are the places you are looking for your topic? Overall, I will leave you with this- this paper is what you make it, and if it is a topic you are passionate about, you will have a good time.
ALYVIA’S POST:
After reading and watching the lectures for this week, I have taken away a great understanding of research papers. A research paper consists of looking up evidence to back up information on a topic you are strongly passionate about. Research papers argue a point or analyze a perspective. The topic for your research has to be researchable for your argumentative essay. It's important to organize your reasons. Having at least one source for each reason is something to consider. When trying to find information, using libraries, google, and the LSUS databases are very helpful. When writing your introduction, you should set a tone for your readers. Your thesis should be included in your introduction. Also your conclusion should have a strong closure. It is important not to forget to give credit to sources you use in your paper. Even if you paraphrase, you should still give credit. Lastly, you should have a separate work cited page. This gives the readers a direct idea of where your sources came from. I have done many research papers in highschool. The most I would struggle is trying not to get lost figuring out the library on the LSUS website.
Discussion
- Data is a Machine
comment on the posts of two classmates
KYLEIGH’S POST:
Adoption agencies should never let single parents adopt. It is known for single parents to be unstable, and it would not be beneficial for a child to grow up without another parent. National Father Initiative states, "According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 18.3 million children, 1 in 4, live without a biological, step, or adoptive father in the home. Consequently, there is a father factor in nearly all social ills facing America today," (Father Absence Statistics). With this being said, children growing up without a father figure are known to have behavioral problems and suffer poor emotional health. So why would we let single mothers adopt children when these problems are inevitable?
Although only 8% of homes are raised by single fath ...
Thanks to all of you who came to my TESOL session. You can get handouts and lots of downloads of Positive Psychology activities for teaching ESL/EFL at: http://ELTandHappiness.terapad.com
Feel free to use any of this stuff (the PowerPoint or the downloads) with your students.
"Whatever" Phil.4:9 Outline of MHS Baccalaureate MessageDiana Gardner
Slides from MHS Baccalaureate Message at College Wesleyan Church, June 5, 2014
Collection of Notes from students, Randy Pausch's "The Last Lecture," , and Neil
Neil Pasricha's Ted Talk, the 3 A's of Awesome, and a few words of my own.
Ask Without Fear! Powerful Secrets To Help Fundraisers Handle ObjectionsBloomerang
Are your board members beating down your door with new donors, eager to ask them for money?
Join Marc Pitman and Jay Love for a discussion on asking for donations and dealing with objections. Marc will draw on his years of experience to present simple & effective fundraising ideas to help you raise lots of money, and Jay will offer best practices in donor retention to make sure you hold onto those supporters!
20 Beautifully Illustrated, Thought Provoking Questions That Will Make You a ...afineparent
Got answers? If you've been a parent for any length of time, you know that you just can’t have all the answers. Nobody can! That said, it is critical that we don’t stop asking questions. Questions make you think. They make you face your doubts and fears. They help you figure out what you want. And here are 20 beautifully illustrated questions that will help you become a great parent in 2014.
Welcome to the Program Your Destiny course. In this course, we will be learning the technology of personal transformation, neuroassociative conditioning (NAC) as pioneered by Tony Robbins. NAC is used to deprogram negative neuroassociations that are causing approach avoidance and instead reprogram yourself with positive neuroassociations that lead to being approach automatic. In doing so, you change your destiny, moving towards unlocking the hypersocial self within, the true self free from fear and operating from a place of personal power and love.
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