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Three (3) values that direct family-centered services. Application, implication, and characteristics of each value. “Values are important to the practice of human services because they are the criteria by which helpers and clients make choices” (Woodside and McClam, 2011, p. 164). One of the values that direct family-centered services is that family plays a vital role in children growth. In Nelson & Landsman Alternative models of family preservation: Family-based services in context (as cited by Ronnau, 2001), Nelson & Landsman (1992) presented that that the healthiest option for children is to remain with their relatives. I had a great childhood. If I could not be with my birth parents, I would have preferred to taken care of by my extended family. At last resort, should be a stranger. Recently, I contacted one of my cousins in New Jersey. We had not connected for years; however, from our conversation it was uncanny how she reminded me of one of my sisters. My mother always indicated that family could not hide. I know she is correct, because it is apparent at family gatherings. In application, Ronnau (2001) suggested that service professionals be cognizant of the importance of relatives to their offspring. He further explained that they should be careful about breaking up the family unit, and begin by searching for opportunities that will create minimal damages. It is implied that due to emphasis placed on preserving the family unit that children are kept in harmful…

Omer, I agree that there were significant changes in the community members throughout the story, which in turn changed the dynamics of the community. Although such occurrences happened for years, I can say that life today is different than it was when I was a child. I tell my children, now grown, that “they don’t make people the way they used to”, meaning when I was a child, less crime and less hate were prevalent. Small community members used to still together, and people used to watch out for…

Born in Montreal and with French-speaking parents, Omer levesque was inspired to be in the Royal Canadian Air Force ever since he was a little boy. He did not know how to speak English very well so Omer joined the local militia unit and became the lieutenant there. Later joining the RCAF, and on March 31, 1951 he was the very first pilot to shoot down a Korean plane during the Korean war. Omer Levesque and other Canadian forces contribution to the war lead to Canada causing a significant impact.…

Minorities are often blamed for the vast array of problems any society faces. In today’s America we can see it in the cries of “they are taking our jobs” or “they are overwhelming our social services.” When citizens of a country feel insecure, they search for a reason, and finding no easy answer, they look to a scapegoat. Such was the case for the Germans following World War I. In “Defining Enemies, Making Victims,” Omer Bartov argues that in Nazi Germany and the subsequent Holocaust, the…

Saad Omer’s “How to Handle the Vaccine Skeptics”: A summary and Analysis In his New York Times essay, “How to Handle the Vaccine Skeptics”, Saad Omer discusses the growing number of outbreaks of diseases once believed to be eradicated. In his article he shifts his gaze to parents who do not wish to vaccinate their kids for nonmedical reasons, most of which he believes are basing their arguments on “false notions like that of a link between autism and the measles vaccine” (Omer). Omer then…

The antagonist Iago in Shakespeare’s Othello is a character of many facets. The complexity of Iago is significant to understanding this play, as he is one of the most important characters. In Othello, Iago says, “I am not what I am (Oth.1.1.65),” meaning he is not the person that he seems to be, which showcases his complexity. Throughout the play, Iago serves in many capacities. Among others, his roles in Othello include psychotherapist, anti-Logos, and misogynist. In Omer and Da Verona’s…

The energy is mostly used for heating, lighting, and air conditioning. Omer, A. M. (2009)To prevent pollution , people could use renewable materials or energy and would be less expensive. Buildings could be designed to have environment friendly technologies such as the change in lighting and hybrid ventilations instead of air conditioning. Omer, A. M. (2009). In 1977, Montreal Protocol law, governments took action to stop chemicals that are used as refrigerants that could destroy the…

rights of a feudal lord. For example the commune of Dover in England was granted representation in parliament alongside barons for the town’s role in defence and trade. The internal Customs of the Guild of Saint-Omer were geared towards maintaining the integrity of the guild from a trade standpoint and a social one. The first few points are concerned with coercing merchants in the town to join the guild: the guild provides some measure of insurance against personal or property damage, can…

He returns to Ayshe's hotel and learns that she is being pressured to marry her brother-in-law, Omer. Their argument becomes heated and Omer retreats when Joshua intervenes. Ayshe lashes out, blaming Joshua for making things worse and tells him to leave. As Joshua leaves the hotel, Omer and a few of his friends gang up on him, only to be stopped by Hasan's subordinate, Sergeant Jemal (Cem Yılmaz). Jemal takes Joshua to Hasan, who explains that the Greeks have invaded and they are going to defend…

immune systems rely on herd immunity to keep themselves healthy and safe. Steven Weinreb, who belongs to this category of individuals and wrote an Op-ed on the subject for the New York Times, likens getting vaccinated to paying taxes. Getting vaccinated is “just another important societal responsibility” With the obvious health benefits of getting vaccinated, you’d think that everyone would be making sure to get themselves and their kids vaccinated. A growing number of people however, are…