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    My Dialogical Interview: I. With Ms. D. Dina on 07/23/2015 via telephone. My relationship with Ms. Dina was first a fellow employee relationship that turned into a friendship over the years. Page 5 Ms. Dina is of Jewish faith, and I chose to see how her faith was different from my Christian faith. I have taken the liberty to take the eight questions I answered myself and see what her answers were: II. 1. God is present throughout all existence and the created unity throughout all of his…

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    Introduction Millie Larsen, an 84-year-old causation female, has been admitted into the hospital for a UTI and dehydration. With staying at the hospital for two days, Millie is getting ready for discharge, but before she can be, there are a few things to teach Millie about personal tasks when at home; focusing mostly on good perineal hygiene. The specific strategies that will be used to teach her are: cognitive, affective, and psychomotor. Cognitive teaching deals with the mental processes and…

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    Half the Sky: How to Change the World A book review by Kelsey Wells Summary: Half the Sky is a heart breaking, eye opening report of the oppression of women and a call to action. In this book, two journalists, Nicholas Kristof and His wife, Sheryl WuDunn, travel throughout Asia and Africa, meeting remarkable women who have overcome the greatest odds and lived to share their stories. During their journey, Kristof and WuDunn met women of all ages who were victims of the most horrific abuse.…

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    Ron contentedly concluded, “Now that I use drugs, overall I’m happier, nicer, and a positive thinker. Overall, without drugs I wouldn’t be who I am today, I probably wouldn’t even be alive.” Dina gleefully shared, “I would say my drug use has had a positive impact on my life. My drug use introduced me to new feelings I most likely never would have experienced if I were sober. Drugs made up for everything I was missing in life.” Ike asserted…

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    Cognitive Diagnostic Model

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    both packages in CDMs(Cognitive diagnostic models)by model retrofitting and parameters comparison. Two such R packages of interest here is CDM: Cognitive Diagnosis Modeling and GDINA: The Generalized DINA model framework. The specific cognitive diagnosis models of interest are the G-DINA model, the DINA model, the DINO model, additive CDM, Linear logistic model (LLM) and reduced reparameterized unified model (RRUM). We found out that in terms of bias and RMSE, GDINA package had lower or equal…

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    Child Stars Essay

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    abuse. And so Lindsay did witness a lot, and I absolutely think it takes its toll on children as well’” (Lohan). Lohan’s parents blamed themselves for the actions she has made as an adult but never stopped what was hurting her as a child. “According to Dina, Lindsay was affected by all that she saw as a child — and she’s not to blame for her faltering career or oddball antics. “She saw a lot of crazy stuff. I want the world to know the root of her problems,” said the mother of four” (Maysh).…

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    Robinson Mistry’s novel, A Fine Balance, focuses on India’s political and social situation during the Emergency Period: a period of oppression, violence, tyranny and corruption. In other words, Mistry deals with the human experience in his novel. In this novel the social and the political are intertwined. The author has been able to show this in his novel through the characters’ different experiences presented to the reader. Their fate and their life are profoundly bound to the political…

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    friendship. The situation at Molly’s foster home continues to get worse, her arguments with Dina get out of hand. One day, as Molly does some research about Vivian’s family history. she looks through newspaper and record archives, she discovers that Vivian’s sister Maisie didn’t really die in the fire. She was adopted by Vivian’s neighbors, the Schatzmans. Molly shortly after got into a big argument with her foster mom, Dina and gets kicked out of her home. Molly then tells Vivian what’s going…

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    Reasoning describes how students learn geometry. It was a theory worked on by Pierre Van Hiele and his wife, Dina Van Hiele-Geldof. They were Dutch researchers and teachers. They came up with this theory at the University of Utrecht in the year 1957. The Van Hiele’s did multiple research experiments and it took years for them to complete this thesis. Shortly after the thesis was complete, Dina passed away (Šafránková, 2012, p. 72). These levels have five important characteristics. They are in an…

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    A Fine Balance Essay

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    unethical power of male in Indian families and the unannounced power of self begodded politicians disfigured the Indian society. This very subject is the central theme of Mistry's novel. The novel revolves around four characters from varied backgrounds - Dina Dalal, Ishvar Darji, his nephew Omprakash Darji and the young student Maneck Kohlah. These…

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