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    Dennett Beliefs

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    IST, Science, and Beliefs Dennett now proceeds to place IST within cognitive science. He believes that IST could lead to some unification amongst the sciences, due to its ability to properly sort a number of thorny philosophical issues (such as if the system really has beliefs). By example, he notes how intentional systems regard beliefs. IST states that beliefs serve no purpose unless those beliefs are mostly true. A system containing many false beliefs fails to even be conceivable. An…

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    The Gospel of Mark The gospel of Mark was authored by John Mark; Paul’s traveling companion and interpreter of Peter in 66-70 CE, a time when the Jewish people were revolting against Rome. The gospel is believed to have been composed in Rome, Syria or Palestine and addressed Christian Gentiles. Many modern scholars however regard gospel of Mark authorship as anonymous because John Mark didn’t identify himself clearly in the text. Death of Jesus and the theme of destruction of the temple suggest…

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    When I entered high school, I was highly motivated to join the volleyball club called Air Attack. I was not accepted the first time. Despite my frustration, I strived to hone my skills in hopes of making it into the team the following year. Shortly before the second tryout, I sustained a knee injury. However, my doctor said it was not serious so I was undeterred from trying out again. During the second try out, I noticed that the coaches paid the most attention to those who were on the team…

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    I can see as the loss of hearing and ability to communicate can prevent the deaf community from experiencing and participating fully and equally in the learning environment. If you can’t communicate then who can’t be taught how to do something. Not having the funds or even not having experienced well educated teachers who have been trained in American Sign Language and the deaf community can give barriers which might prevent the program from following through with inclusive experiences for the…

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    Benefits of English If you ask people whether they want to own any foreign language, most of them respond positively. Only some people prefer to own only one language. They may say that the most valuable from a literary point of view has already been translated into Russian, and everything else is not worth it for the sake of this study a second language. But if they do not know it, they are not able to truly appreciate its benefits. Especially that only ignorance of any language is flawed, not…

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    This includes translating information sheets to the family’s first language, providing an interpreter for all aspects of assessment and intervention and using culturally appropriate materials within the clinic. Many of the NZSTA Code of Ethics (2008) recognise what has been recommended by the Ministry of Education (2013). For example, acknowledging…

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    Lia Lee Chapter Summary

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    Introduction The growing diversity in a country poses a constant challenge to health care workers. The hodgepodge of peoples and culture creates a mosaic of cultural dynamics. These cultural dynamics could be a potential source of conflict between the patient and the healthcare providers like physical therapists (PTs), doctors, and nurses. The diversity between the healthcare provider and the patient could impact their decision-making, interaction, relationship, health outcomes and the quality…

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    Principle standard one of the National CLAS Standards was met due to enacting shared decision-making, the cultural competence series, communication across differences videos, providing patients with education online material in different languages and a human resource diversity officer to reduce health disparities and promote cultural and linguistic competent care. When patients have the opportunity to actively participate, communicate with their multidisciplinary team and have readily…

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    Healthcare Settings

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    1. Settings 1.1. Healthcare 1.1.1. Description A pilot study at Kaiser Permanente’s (KP) healthcare facilities will initiate the project effort by inviting, introducing, and training the health care professionals about the telehealth videophone public health consultant services. A presentation via Skye teleconference calls or in person will be presented by the public health consultant using PowerPoint presentation to address how the program will reduce the barriers exist for the Deaf and…

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    Mark Drolsbaugh Reflection

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    to have these hardships in life, it would take an emotionally strong person to survive them. Much like Drolsbaugh I had noticed Kimber having harsh days I could recognize it after a few short weeks of being with her, in class she had an online interpreter (?-they videochatted) but outside of class it was difficult for her to play with the other kids or chat with them due to the lack of communication. Eventually, she did have one friend who would chat with her using a whiteboard while Kimber…

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