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    the advantages of IPE. For example, faculty members may be resistant to changes due to increased workload and lack of time. Leaders in the professional field have a responsibility to motivate faculty members to make these changes and provide organizational support and adequate financial and time allocations for the development and delivery of interprofessional…

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    MCAST strategic plan holds a number organizational objectives: 1)Train to train: Training Service for Staff 2)Increasing Flexibility, Accessibility, and Innovation to MCAST students 3)Create more inclusion to persons with special needs - Improve physical Access 4)Provide the best educational resources for all students Amongst the objectives in the strategic plan MCAST focuses on the importance of giving front-line services to students with special needs this goes in line with “A person with…

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    disease or disability. When writing my goals in Transition to Professional Nursing, my two years goals were to finish my RN-BSN. I stuck to my goal it has been a year and half and I am finally at the end of the goal that I set. I have continued learning new skills. I love my job, the people I work with and the patients that I am taking care of. Within the next 2 years, I will be advancing professionally and going to graduate school for my MSN. I would like to study leadership and…

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    Kayla's AVID Case Study

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    There are many reasons why Kayla excels academically. First, Kayla is able to balance an array of classes and extra-curricular activities because she possesses incredible organizational skills. Between maintaining a thorough agenda and an immaculate binder, Kayla continues to show that she is capable of keeping all of her obligations in order, which ultimately has led to her academic success. In AVID, we believe that organization and time management is the foundation of attaining success in many…

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    method. Training designs are the process of creating a blueprint for the development of instruction. The design process sets the stage for the development of a program that produces result. On the job training is directly related to the teaching learning experiences and should help students to enhance their knowledge, develop the value of professionalism, apply relevant theories into practice and feel and experience the actual world of…

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    my time as an undergrad, I have taken courses that will help clarify what my interests are and sharpen my skills in those areas of interests. As of now, there are a few options I am considering pursuing. Two of those careers are an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (19-3032.00) and a Psychology teacher (25-1066.00). Psychology is a passion I have. I would love to share this passion with others through teaching. While I would be just as happy to teach high school students as college…

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    Christine Crow Case Study

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    time with both of my colleagues, they stressed the importance of and explained how the standards were part of everyday life at PA Cyber. Ms. Crow constantly stressed that leadership is an ongoing learning process. She said there were three main ways a leader constantly grows. Experience doing, learning from mentors,…

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    leadership theory is known as the learning capacity. Mark Crea was initially introduced to the nonprofit sector with the position of National Sales and Marketing director of the Hazelden Foundation from 1977-1994. The Hazelden Foundation is an alcohol and drug treatment center with facilities located across the United States that helps addicts treat their addictions in an effort to stay drug and alcohol free (Hazelden, 2015). This position is the key to learning capacity because Mark learned…

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    Hrm/531 Week 1 Reflection

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    they look. Fullan’s (2011) suggest, “We as a change leader, must use our brain, cultivate a growth mindset in ourselves, be indispensable in the right way and maintain a prominent level of confidence”. As I journey through this course of study I am learning how to strategize the proper way of obtaining an organization development. Considering Fullan’s (2011) suggestion as well as the helping and hindering forces, and solutions I am now confident that the problem presented in my Organization…

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    In this segment of lectures in the course Introduction to the College of Health and Human Services, titled “Behavioral Health.” The topics of the four lectures included, “Substance Abuse and Recovery,” “Simulation Learning Center,” ”Community Safety and Violence Prevention,” and “ INSERT NAME WHEN AVAILABLE.” This segment, as the name implies, concentrated mostly on the mental and emotional side of health rather than the more often discussed physical aspects of health. While mental health is…

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