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    Globalization is defined as the freer movement of people, goods, services, and ideas around the world (Petersen, Frayer, & Scannell, 2000). In a globalized world, national borders become porous, as connections between people and organizations are transformed by ever-changing cultural and economic forces (Petersen et al, 2000). At the same time, businesses need funding on a regular basis for ongoing expenses such as payrolls, utilities, and supplies; for investments in the future like research…

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    Middle School Reflection

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    Teaching at Russell Middle School was much different than teaching at Mountain Vista Elementary. Both experiences were fulfilling but each were completely different. In our lesson we taught the 7th grade advance math class about scale factoring. Our cooperating teacher had just introduced the topic to the class the day before we taught our lesson, so it was nice coming into the class and being able to teach the students something new. This lesson also had us teaching as a group and not in…

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    Currently, my school begins at 7:00 am, which is quite early when factoring our extracurricular activities (such as band) that get out at 8:00 pm. I would personally like to see our school starting times be pushed back to 8:00 am in order to get an extra hour of…

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    Throughout your daily life, in 2016 it is almost impossible to avoid some form of stress. There seems to always be a deadline or a soccer game that requires time to accomplish. These events that occur in our life are called stressors. In the video The Stress Epidemic, they use a barking dog as an example of a stressor. If the stressor is not taking care of the end result is stress. If I had a hypothetical meeting with a client who is under stress how would I approach the situation? The first…

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    Systemic change means working to change a whole system. In education, systemic change could mean focusing on: vertical changes at the district or state department level (i.e. power and policy level), or horizontal changes, which effect change in every school in a district, or change to every aspect of the school system as thought of in systems theory, or systematic change, an approach meaning both vertical and horizontal lines of education, and fundamental change, which constitutes changing…

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    not best practice and a more concrete approach that offers some predictability about which patients are more or less likely to benefit from an intervention is favored. Precision medicine offers such an approach. Briefly precision medicine involves factoring in individual variability in genes, environment and lifestyle into the decisions that guide the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease (1). In recent times, the precision medicine approach has gained tremendous support and scientific…

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    Kant Deontology

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    will choose to incorporate in my ethical decision-making, I do believe, after applying the steps in Kantian Deontology, the best ethical decision would be made. Applying required action within steps of the theory is too subjective in nature when factoring diversity of background and social values. I believe there will be dilemmas that arise in today’s world that this theory’s fallacies will be most evident. However, with the ethical dilemma in question, the Kantian Theory does arise to the best…

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    As time has progressed, Canada as a whole as improved in accepting minorities. The nation is known as a melting pot and it certainly earns that name with the multiple cultures and religions that make up a large portion of the population. However, even with the large melting pot that Canada is, racial profiling is prevalent in Canada’s society as a whole. In general, it is noticeable that racial profiling has been on the decrease as time has passed and is only getting rarer, and the Canadian…

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    limited him to 23 starts, though he did win eight of his final 10 decisions from June 23 through the end of the season. His work so far in 2016 has been admittedly impressive — 5-0 with a 2.76 ERA and 58 strikeouts in 49 innings — but even when factoring in his success late last season, that hardly seems like enough to declare that the real Strasburg, the $175 million Strasburg, now walks among us. But maybe Washington's feeling lucky. Or maybe the Nats feel certain. Maybe this is the real…

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    Blockage Of Heart Attacks

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    Heart attacks are the leading cause of death in the United States. Heart attacks are caused by blockage in the arteries that carry blood to parts of the heart. When an artery gets blocked, the part of the heart that the artery is going to gets none of the blood and oxygen it needs, and that part of the heart dies. If a certain n part of the heart dies, the heart can remain alive without it. But if a big part of the heart dies, it can cause death. The blockage in the arteries is caused by build…

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