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    Mentally Ill individuals have been dramatically increasing inside the Corrections System of the United States and have become a great problem for all prison institutions. According to a piece of writing written by Roy Walmsley titled “[The] World Prison Population List” states that the United States holds approximately 2,239,751 prisoners in penal institutions including pre-trial detainees as of late 2011 (3). That’s almost 22% of people incarcerated world-wide, which is roughly 10.2 million…

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    his/her own unique understanding of the seemingly simple term. In analyzing Oliver Sacks’s An Anthropologist on Mars, the definition of creativity is a crucial factor in the clarification and appreciation of individuals with a variety of neurological disabilities. Without a universally accepted definition, creativity in the lives of Sacks’ patients would be merely subjective. Howard Gardner, a renowned psychologist, proposes a possible definition for creativity in his book Creating Minds. He…

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    Downs Syndrome

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    What Is Downs Syndrome 1. Introduction Down syndrome is a genetic condition which causes a certain level of characteristic physical appearance and a disability in learning. The genetic condition is produced by a problem in gene and this takes place before birth. There is a certain grade of intellectual disability this differs between each person. Babies which are born with Down’s syndrome are diagnosed with the disorder after birth they are most likely to have below average weight as well as…

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    Social Work Competency

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    The master of social work degree at Renison University College will help to enhance my social work competencies and develop specialized training in the health and social care field. This degree will allow me to advance my practice skills in critical thinking and social justice. The main learning goals that I hope to achieve include developing a deeper understanding for additions and therapeutic strategies such as a harm reduction approach. Furthermore, I would like to learn how social workers…

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    and ethical decision making. Chism (2016), “Leadership implies accompaniment and compassion, and management implies control through supervision” (p. 66). Zaccagnini and White (2017), categorize five traits of the DNP/FNP leader as follows: Be a role model, create a shared vision, challenge of the status quo, enable others to act, and celebrate accomplishments. Chism (2016) presents a case study where a DNP becomes an effective community leader by addressing a need at her church for better health…

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    about what a disability life would resemble the majority of the time they end up coming up short. Allen Rucker gives us the opportunity to develop a detailed perspective. After waking up one day with a cold to ending it paralyzed for the rest of his life. Rucker considered himself a healthy, athletic family man who work in Hollywood, he was only fifty-one- year-old when everything changed. By taking this novel and analyzing it with concepts about the sociological views of disability it helps us…

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    Inclusive Education: To start off, I will touch on inclusive education. We have children whom have special needs which can be internal or external reasons, for barriers to learning. Therefore inclusive education means that every single child and learner has the right and must be accepted into the main stream of education. This would also include elder learners whom have not completed their education and so wish to come back to school to learn and finish what they have or haven’t started.…

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    “Society’s idea of the ‘perfect’ woman based on the average model is that she has to be 5’10” and only weigh about 120 pounds. The ideal woman also needs to be blonde, tan, have big breasts, young, athletic, and have no physical disabilities. To be smart doesn’t matter (“Perfect Body Image”)”. Society is setting a standard for what every woman should look like. Men are receiving an unrealistic goal…

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    based on his/her intelligence. If a child is struggling in reading, I need to take into consideration what factors may be affecting the child. For example, I should be aware that if there are any medical conditions/disabilities that may be affecting the child’s learning process such as learning disability or speech delays. In addition, I should also consider if a child is developmentally ready and able to handle the reading skills that are being taught to him. This understanding will influence…

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    Many people see health in different ways, this essay will look at two concepts of health, the biomedical and the social medical, and evaluate them. This will try to give a more rounded look at the approaches, the problems they can show and the things that are not taken into consideration. To be able to do this we first need to be able to define what ‘health’ is. This term can be described in many ways; the English dictionary defines health as “the general condition of the body or mind with…

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