Interdisciplinary fields

It appears Amanda’s case is connected to Chomsky’s and Pinker’s Linguistic Innateness theory. The Linguistic Innateness theory emphasizes on the notion that language, or “universal grammar,” is innate and is executed through a language acquisition device (LAD) we are all born with (Wolf Nelson, pg. 59-60, 2010). Although the location of this device it is not specified in which area of the brain it is, it in within us. It assists us in acquiring and executing certain aspects language and, if it…

Evidence-based practice (EBP) is incorporated throughout the health care field to improve patient care and organizational outcomes. The implementation of EBP relies on the infrastructure and culture of a facility. It is the job of the nurse manager to promote a culture in the facility that allows staff the ability to accept change and grow. The purpose of this discussion is to discuss how an organizational infrastructure and culture plays a part in implementing EBP. I will also be discussing my…

potential of notions of chorality, polyphony and collective voice in the arts of the last ten years and surveys how group singing has become a recurring theme or a strategy in the work of interdisciplinary artists working in visual arts, music, performing arts and the moving images. Drawing on different fields of inquiry – critical theory, political philosophy and ethnomusicology – the project…

new generation that window. Unfortunately, not everything could be taught in a school but it should be attempted, nonetheless. As a teacher, I plan to show my students that wonder of education that I felt while I was in school. Because my teaching field will be secondary English, I plan teaching English and also how it interconnect with everything else, not only in school but in my students’ daily lives. I want my students to be inspired to learn then understand why they are learning what they…

and professional journey began in August of 1997 while pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Political Science at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. As an undergraduate, I held a dedicated focus aimed toward a terminal degree with an interdisciplinary focus and a career as an agent of social change. My academic success over the years paralleled a passion for working with underserved populations. Since completing a bachelor’s degree, I have earned a Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution…

Health Informatics and Health Information Technology: Competencies required in the field Introduction Third compared to heart disease and cancer, respectively, deaths due to medical errors is a more insidious killer in the United States (McCann, 2014). Approximately “98,000 Americans per year die due to medical errors” (Kohn, 2000, p. 2). Currently, physicians are inundated with high-volumes of patient care information as a result of clinical research, and this “can easily overwhelm the…

become selfish and only worry about their own well-being. In my opinion, when an organization is short staffed this is a time where the organization should team up even more. There are many strengths and weaknesses that I was able to explore within my field agency as far as the morale of the work…

I am writing to apply for the Environmental, Earth and Natural Sciences Graduate UK 2016 intake (Reference number: 150001I2), as advertised on the Ch2m website. As a recent graduate with a 1st Class degree in Geography, I am able to meet the requirements outlined in the job specification (see enclosed CV document). I am now looking to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during my degree into the workplace and a graduate role with Ch2m offers me the perfect opportunity to do this. During my…

Nurse’s retention and recruitment is one of the many dilemmas facing hospitals and community employers. According to research, there is a rising global shortage in nurses creating the need to develop better strategies to recruit and retain them. Successful recruitment and retention initiatives require healthcare organizations to address concerns expressed by nurses. Also, creating work settings that attract new nurses and understands the nurse’s perceptions helps in successful recruitment and…

Introduction Human immunodeficiency virus or HIV is a virus that is exclusively transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids such as unprotected sex, using dirty needles, along with childbirth from an infected mother. HIV causes great harm to the body by attacking the body’s immune system by destroying a type of white blood cell known as the T-helper cell. This damages the immune system and reduces the body’s ability to fight off other infections. If left untreated HIV can develop…