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    according to science’. The article promotes the current diet trend by not only stating it will make one lose weight, but more weight than any other omnivores diets, such as vegetarian, semi-vegetarian, etc. (Rahim, Telegraph, 2017). Whether or not this health claim is valid enough for one to change their…

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    memories will last forever. Each child between the ages of 4-16 should play sports while growing up. By playing sports throughout the early years of life, it allows children to be physically active, as well as be educated on their decisions related to health. Unfortunately, there are many people who believe sports cost too much money. However there are more positive impacts than negative impacts on children with sports. As a result, children benefit greatly by expanding their social skills.…

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    is only to an extent. There are more factors involved besides trying to obtain a better education. Nutrition, sleep, and their surroundings are just to name a few. I feel like most people who grow up in at least a middle class family do not have a clue when it comes to the youth making it out of their unfortunate circumstances. A lot of people assume that kids aren’t trying hard enough to better their education and just do better in life period when they come from low income families. The fact…

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    The question I would like to research is: how are scholars of of education, health sciences, and psychology, currently debating how being a collegiate athlete affects a person's health. There are many people who can relate to this topic, but it is interesting to me because it is a very important topic in sports therapy and sports psychology. I am currently trying to switch my major to Exercise and Movement Science, and last semester I took Sport Psych with Professor Sibold. This class made me…

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    Women and Education Praxis Paper: Personal Experience in Education “The most beautiful thing about education is that no one take it away from you” (A Day in Our Shoes.com, 2013). Utilizing the feminist pedagogy has been essential to shaping my education and my occupational experience as a student and teacher. It has been empowering on many levels and shown me how through feminist theory women and girls can be empowered to live within oppression. Through feminist pedagogy I feel empowered…

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    o Historical Trauma: We spent two class sessions discussing historical trauma, and we specifically discussed the plights of Aboriginal children in Australia and Native American children in the United States. Our discussion surrounding the intent of the perpetrators was fascinating, and it was heartbreaking to hear the way in which oppressors on both continents felt justified, and even responsible, to carry out atrocities. In a certain way, the perpetrators did have compassion, and many of them…

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    positive impact by offering education about nutrition and better food choices to students, thus promoting weight control practices. Turner and Frank 2012 found that even after the mandated local wellness policy, there had been minimal changes in the school food environment in schools participating in the National School Lunch Program. The major changes adopted by public and private schools were offering lower fat milk and fresh fruit during lunch. The prevalence of a health advisory council…

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    Nursing is the care of the sick. It’s a profession in which knowledge is applied to address an illness, resolve problems and maintain health. There are four interrelated concept that when put in harmony demonstrate the importance of nursing and consist a standard of evaluation of its effectiveness. The person, environment, health and nursing are interrelated and reflects the value and beliefs that nurses used to provide care and satisfy the patient. This philosophy is based the consideration of…

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    self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights” .To achieve this objective they provide assistance to low-income individuals in multiple programs separated into four different goals: Education, Occupation, Housing and Health. The education aspect of Urban League works to ensure every American child is given an education that will help prepare them for college, work and life. It focuses on improving the funding and curriculum of elementary and high schools. The occupation aspect of the urban…

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    been a front for such a serious topic. On August 25th, 2015 I was one of the primary facilitators for the sexual violence education presentation named “Bear Pact” for the class of 2019. I had the necessary education to speak on the topic with passion and devotion, having spent the past two and a half years as a member of the University Health Services Sexual Health Education Program (SHEP). I had even personally helped edit the forty-minute presentation to create a sex positive comprehensive…

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