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    Preceptorship Curriculum for Critical Care Nurses This curriculum is designed for critical care units. The content of instruction will incorporate “materials, resources, and processes for evaluating the attainment of educational objectives” ("Curriculum - Wikipedia," n.d.) set forth by the particular critical care unit the nurse is being precepted on. Prerequisite for the critical care class is at least two years of experience on a medical-surgical unit, and an Associate or Baccalaureate…

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    Accessing the General Education Curriculum Assessment Questions 1. What are some important steps in interpreting data from high stakes assessments? There are several important steps involved when considering facts pertaining to high stakes evaluations. To begin with we must try to find both the anticipated and unanticipated outcomes. Also, errors made by substantial numbers of learners must to be analyzed. Moreover, it is important to acknowledge that states and districts disclose no more than…

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    The sorts of curriculums had steered off course from its first objective of educating and later became unchecked to correct itself. Different kinds of curriculums for American schooling very to four categories from Working class with low salaries then up to Exclusive Elite of CEO’s, restructure itself into an education course where any student under its umbrella can find their true potential. However, before making changes to the educational system to one universal unit, understanding the…

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    Assessment 1: Essay The notion of diversity, equity and inclusion is well incorporated throughout all facets of the Australian Curriculum. It is important to recognise that this notion holds particular significance in teaching Humanities, and Health and Physical Education [HHPE], as it is in the key learning areas of HHPE that cultural and social awareness and fairness play vital roles in both the subject itself, and the method of its delivery. In teaching HHPE, it is necessary to be mindful…

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    In an attempt to give body meaning, Irigaray refuses to accept the binary of the sexed body. Patriarchy views the male and female body within a constant framework. Time-periods, cultures, and traditions shape the body with different representations. Irigaray wants the body removed from its normative constraints of patriarchy. This paper consists of Irigaray’s theory while also comparing and contrasting it to other theorists including Bartky, Anzaldua, and Daly. Luce Irigaray is a well-known…

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    Caesar. He has written a total of 154 sonnets and has a total of 36 plays. But is William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet relevant in the ninth grade curriculum? Students in the ninth grade are learning about poetry and different styles of it. William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is definitely relevant and important for the ninth grade curriculum because it shows that hatred can cause destruction. It proves that no one can win when hatred dominates over everything. The rivalry between the…

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    (1). Although I may not have the strongest GPA among my peers, I consider myself to be an active member in my community. Compared to my affluent friends in college, I was born and raised in a low-income community on the East Side of San Jose. Additionally, my family 's social-economical background placed us at a disadvantage due to the fact in which my parents were not able to afford to pay for certain academic luxuries that my peers have had (private tutors, extracurricular academic activities,…

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    The desired outcomes of early years aim to provide support and create experiences for growth development. The programmes are planned to develop the children holistically in a safe, healthy and happy environment. Building strong relationship with families and involving them in the development of the children. Thus, allowing children to develop into a secure and confident individual. The expectations of the key stage outcomes of pre-school education are to develop the child holistically, and to…

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    After meeting with the principal, we discussed our data and brainstormed somethings we thought could be contributing factors to our low mClass scores in Kindergarten. A common trend we found when looking at individual student data reports, classroom data on the students, and discipline data was that students were having trouble communicating orally, being able to express their thoughts, and an increase in behavior when faced with situations that caused for emotional response. From conversation,…

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    Waldorf Schools are private, equivocal and non-denominational programs with an art-based curriculum. In 1919, the first Waldorf school was founded by Philosopher Rudolf Steiner in response to the trauma gripping Central European youth following World War 1 (Regeneration, 2017). Due to its unique curriculum, Waldorf schools remain relatively ambiguous to the general public. When first making contact with this pedagogy, people tend to find certain peculiarities within the school that may provoke…

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