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    who passed algebra 1 grade wise but didn't understand the concepts and were required to retake it, did worse on the second time through. "Among the higher performing students (C or better) who repeated, half saw their scores on the algebra state assessment fall by an entire performance level from “proficient” to “basic”." This shows that when information is retaught, it doesn't necessarily help the student. It in fact can hinder a student. Good thing there is an easy solution to solve this…

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    Suicide Risk Assessment

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    My current role includes training mental health and learning disability staff of all disciplines in specialist suicide risk assessment. Within the training I deliver which the training is called STORM (skills training on risk management, developed by Manchester University ) I teach that staff must ask patients if they are experiencing suicidal thoughts. Specifically to ask about the type of thought, frequency, how they manage it, and plans and intent around the thought. It is important to know…

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    accountability is patient falls. In my four years of nursing, I have had to complete one patient fall incident report, but I have assisted in the documentation of at least four, which was five too many patients fall. Morse fall scale is the fall risk assessment commonly used in the hospital setting. My plan is to educate the patient on their risk for falling, and take the Morse fall scale 2-steps farther. What nurses may not know is, inpatient falls are the liability of the hospital and not…

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    Before any session or activity, it is important to make sure that the space is clear of any hazards, ensuring the children will work in a safe environment. Always be aware of who is responsible for checking the learning environment for possible risks. Generally children will be working within a classroom, and although the space is used daily there will always be potential hazards to look out for and this should not be taken for granted. Firstly the work area should be spacious enough for…

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    parenting course. Assessment criteria Before the participant can become part of the course an initial assessment takes place in form of an interview to find out what the individual knows so far about of working with parents. Possible gaps will be considered and additional help, if necessary, in form of a development plan will take place during the course. The assessment criteria are adhering to the National Occupational Standards for Working with Parents (NOS WWP)…

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    apartment. The information on the printed material consists of fall risk self-screening questions, how to prevent a fall, group-based exercise schedules, as well as encouraging the residences to receive a home hazard screening by OT and physical assessment by trained PT. This printed material will be delivered every two weeks for three months. The formative evaluation is completed at the end of first and the second month of the implementation; in contrast, the summative evaluation is conducted…

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    Goal 2

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    Goal 2: Improve physical and mental health Objectives: I will exercise twice a week for 30 minutes and do individual or group based yoga three times a week for 30 minutes Strategies: I will attend yoga sessions at the local YMCA. I will attend my local gym two times a week. I will walk around the track at the gym and do the row machine. I will keep track of this by completing a self-monitoring system and rewarding myself with a new journal or another reinforcer for completing the yoga and…

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    safety legislation and it is also known as HSWA, the HSW Act, the 1974 Act or HASAWA. It lets the employees to be ensure of the health and safety of each other and themselves. The responsibilities of this on the employees are: a safe system of work, learning how the machines work in the work for their safety and also the customer’s safety. The health and safety at work act 1974 will reduce the risks of injury and harm by retaining the staff, protecting the reputation of the company and making…

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    Section: 1.2 Explain child protection within the wider concept of safeguarding children and young people:- The term safeguarding as used to be called child protection is part of the wider work to help to safeguarding and promoting the safety of all children & young people. It relates to the activities that is undertaken to help protect certain children who may be suffering from some sort of abuse or neglect. Children and young people will be able to achieve and reach their full potential if we…

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    Curriculum and Instruction Variables: 1. This classroom is quite small, containing a smart board and a white board. There were a few inspirational posters that displayed quotes from people such as Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi and Amelia Earhart. There was also a wall dedicated to the “Picture of the Day,” a warm up activity generally used to initiate conversation or introduce the day’s lesson. Since this is an upper school science classroom, there are several textbooks in the room covering…

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