Being an Early Childhood Educator is a job where your days will never be boring. During these days, I will have the opportunity to work with children, have great health benefits, and have a great work schedule. These are the reasons why I have chosen this field as my major. By choosing this field, I will be able to better children's lives through teaching and preparing them to be successful adults. Becoming a teacher will give me room and freedom to be creative within my classroom and to help educate my students.…
1. A. Immunity is related to mandated reporting if a mandated reporter does notice signs of abuse, they will not be getting in any trouble for reporting it. This means they can’t get sued for reporting signs of child abuse (McCoy & Keen, 2014). This also applies to a permissive reporter. Many health care works, teachers, nurses and doctors wouldn’t want to report because they were scared of the consequences (McCoy & Keen, 2014).…
In the article, "Dream Jobs: Meet sportswriter, Mike Lupica", it talks about how Mike Lupica and how he had achieved almost everything a sports writer could. He has written books, news articles, and inspired others. He wrote for 3 newspapers for the school and covered the Knicks basketball team. Although he did not start writing sports books for children, his son played a part in making his first book. " But I couldn't let go of the story of the team.…
Mandated reporters often have recuring contact with children, they have an early opportunity to assist children to get intervention and support services if a form of abuse is discovered. A mandated reporter is required by law to interven if abuse or maltreatment is believed to be present or if signs leading to abuse are seen. Certain professionals such as doctors, nurses, teachers, police officers, and child care center workers are mandated by New York State law to report suspected child abuse and neglect to the state hotline, the New York State Central Register. As a mandated reporter you must immediately make a report or cause one to be made, when in your professional role you are presented with reasonable cause to suspect abuse or neglect.…
In Massachusetts, Mandated Reporters can be fined up to $1,000 for inability to report occurrences of associated abuse and disregard with kids, senior citizens, and people with disabilities. The inability to report crimes and rates of suspected abuse and neglect submitted against people with handicaps can bring about extreme outcomes for the claimed casualty, other potential casualties, and the Mandated Reporter. Victims of abuse and disregard are at expanded danger of further abuse, in the event that it goes unreported. The recurrence and seriousness of abuse and neglect are probably going to increment after some time if no intercession is made.…
Dear Howard Payne University Woman's Club, I would like to express my gratitude for being selected to apply for the 2018 Yellow Rose Scholarship. Being considered is such an honor because my involvement in Howard Payne University has only been a blessing. I would like to thank all the members of the Woman's Club that continually spread a light on HPU’s campus. I am a pursuing a bachelors of arts in communication with a minor in English and theater. I aspire to become a multimedia journalist after college for the purpose of giving citizens authentic news.…
Khryzthea Irizarry Polsc 110 Media The article, Reimagining Journalism: The Story of the One Percent by Michael Massing, expresses and provides evidence that “Big Money” is influencing American society. The wealthy one percent of Americans influence and buy our representatives; whether they be, presidents to local mayors. The wealthy are able to successfully “buy” representatives by “donating” money to their campaigns. One example of how “donors” can “buy” representatives is, 158 wealthy families had contributed 176 million dollars to Democratic and Republican candidates during the first phase of the presidential campaign in October of 2015.…
Competency statement VI To maintain a commitment to professionalism Functional Area 13: Professionalism By keeping everything confidential regarding children and parents. Show stewardship to parents and children. Keeping parents involved with teaching their children the proper ways how to succeed in school and also for kindergarten preparation. Also keeping records accurate about children.…
The first amendment of the Constitution of the United States gives its citizens the right to free speech, but like all laws it is not absolute. Reporters have been known to claim a Reporter’s Privilege,which is supposedly reporter's protection under constitutional or statutory law, from being compelled to testify about confidential information or sources (Jones,2012). This situation has called for shield laws, which are used in thirty-two states, but every state has its own opinion and history of use in court cases. The Supreme Court has only had to deal with reporter’s privilege once since its creation in 1972, Branzburg v. Hayes has since been the go to case of reporter’s privilege. Cases since then have given mixed rulings on the extent…
With the rise of attention to meeting the recommend nutritional needs and the growth of the poor, in the British society. “Dispatches: Breadline Kids” a documentary, showing the struggles the common poor, was made. Following 3 families from a different part of England, with different struggles and different reasons on why they have become a part of those who live on the breadline. The family who lives in Hull consist of two daughters and a single mother.…
Hello. I hope I am writing the correct person. I am looking for Arthur Rankin. Currently, I am a student at OC.…
The news media’s shift from public and political issues to the hot topics of “gossip, crime, and sex” is expertly analyzed in Dr. William R. Davie’s article “Crime and Passion: Journalism for the Masses?.” Davie cites the term “yellow journalism,” coined from Tabloid Tales: Global Debates over Media Standards authors Sparks and Tulloch, to describe the sensationalistic form of news that was popularized in the late 1800s. The sensational tabloids in Britain share the same space as many professional journals, while America separates the two so drastically because of the common professional’s contempt for the sensational methods in many tabloids (356). The British’s method of yellow journalism organization may be more effective overall, because the sensational articles can serve as an exciting gateway to more professional and accurate journalism for consumers.…
My employer, Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services, requires me to attend a two-week Child Welfare Training. Professor Tonymon approved this two-week training to be substituted for my field training this week and the week of September 12-16, 2016. This is a certified training by the University of Mississippi Social Work Department titled the University of Mississippi Child Welfare Training Academy (UMCWTA). This is the link if you would like more information…
I am applying for the babysitting position that was listed on the indeed.com website. Ms. Blanchard, my English teacher, informed me of this job listing. I am a Senior at State College Area High School and when I am not at school, I babysit for families. I am applying to this job because through prior babysitting experience, I have learned I am good with children and can develop creative, fun and educational activities for kids. I feel I would enjoy this job opportunity because I love working with kids, they’re so creative, playful and optimistic.…
The Documentary, Consuming Kids: The Commercialization of Childhood, made in 2008, places needed light on the marketing practices of corporations used to make lifelong consumers. The director of this documentary spotlights the advertising practices done by companies to sell products to children, no matter how deceptive and manipulative. More specifically, the director draws attention to the negative repercussions caused by advertisements. Consuming Kids: The Commercialization of Childhood highlights the corruption of advertising done to children following its deregulation in 1980.…