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    By referencing multiple articles, the authors add credibility to the importance of providing suitable and effective treatment for triply diagnosed individuals. Bouis et al. (2007) provided a new method on how to better treat and manage such individuals; however, the article could have been more clear and concise. The findings…

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    London is my home away from home. If America was my greatest adventure and my greatest fear, being a Pirate was my greatest journey. A thirty-hour exhausting flight physically transported me from Vietnam to a foreign land - Corpus Christi, as well as figuratively transformed a childish girl to a young adult at the age of fifteen. From the moment that I stepped out of the airplane, a new chapter of my life began without me being aware. After a chain of uplifting and exciting feelings, the reality…

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    The District Clerk’s office of Webb county, located inside the Justice Center in Laredo, Texas, is one of the most important offices within its local court systems due to its constant mission to provide the most organized and efficient clerical duties for every single court case. This office is basically the “support staff” for the District Courts at Law and County Courts at Law which their roles include gathering data, issuing processes (such as warrants), reporting to agencies such as the…

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    Explain why you have chosen the specific advanced practice area in the MSN program When I was sixteen, my mother, my biggest hero and a nurse like myself, was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. Her manic state was confusing and devastating to my family. Although my mother was living, I felt that I had lost her. That all changed, however, when she was admitted to the University of North Carolina Neurosciences Hospital. Witnessing her transformation towards mental stability with the help of UNC…

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    Four Seasons

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    within the host-country's culture. F.S. learned there are universal ways of managing employees and how having a foundation of mutual respect and adherence to cultural standards can lead to happy, committed employees and customers. By emphasizing the importance of skilled employees and quality service, the Four Seasons successfully entered the French market and is one of the finest, renowned hotels in…

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    Character Education

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    There are 6 transdisciplinary topics of global importance, students deepen their learning through knowledge development, which allows them to reinforce their knowledge and skills in all disciplinary areas and beyond them. What are the advantages of the PYP? The PYP is a transformative experience for…

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    educator at London was a role model of professionalism that motivated me to develop social proficiency. I learned to respect others’ authority, to apply appropriate levels of formality in communication, as well as responsiveness, courteousness and punctuality. These valued skills beneficially prepared me for college life, as well as my future career. Furthermore, London had a wide selection of courses that opened the doors to college for me. The advanced and various classes that I took at London…

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    Education System Failures

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    What A Failure: Aurora Public Schools Focus on something for a moment. Imagine a child in elementary school school,and their teachers talk of the importance of education, to have their homework on time, to pay attention in class, study hard, maintain punctuality, and know that all of this will pay off one day. Now stop! Get rid of that notion to which everything is going to be okay, because suddenly they find out that those values programmed into them from day one, are a fallacy. The…

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    For an adolescent, a first job represents an exciting moment in their lives. A job teaches responsibility, the importance of punctuality, performing duties in a timely manner, working independently or in a team to accomplish a similar outcome. It promotes character, teaches discipline, and tolerance of others. Equally important, is understanding that there is an authority that must be respected and obeyed in the job site, even though circumstances prevent a mutual accordance. But the true…

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    The antebellum period saw several reform movements take place. There were movements for temperance, public school reform, abolition of slavery, women’s rights and dealing with poverty, crime and the mentally ill. The various reform movements that took place during this time achieved varying levels of success. The temperance movement initially began with a goal to reduce the alcohol consumption of Americans. This changed when Lyman Beecher condemned any use of alcohol at all. Evangelical…

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