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    1. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the mentoring experience? The first thing that came to mind about the experience is the level of uncertainty we had about the patient. First, we received the scenarios and determined he was the most ill patient. After, we began our assessment on the patient, but we did not know he was going to require CPR. However, we did respond quickly to the situation. 2. What went right and why? We decided what was wrong with the patient…

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    Peer Mentoring Experience I had the pleasure of mentoring Nicole Boodhansingh, a freshman majoring in Dietetics. Our first initial meeting was at the meet and greet event held in Health South. We talked about her background in dietetics and what led her to choose not only deities as a major, but ASU as her college of choice. She grew up in San Diego, and worked as a diet clerk at a local nursing home and has shadowed several dieticians further sparking her interest in nutrition and dietetics.…

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    Becoming A Peer Mentor

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    who will guide and help prospective and current students. The ones every student interacts with and the students get to know throughout the semester. Now, students have other options when seeking help. Peer educators are the umbrella for the smaller roles certain students have in the university. Peer mentors, advisors, and tutors are the helping roles for academic advisors and professors. They are just as dependable as the advisors or professors and will help make your academics easier at the…

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    Juvenile Justice has undergone countless ways to try and prevent adolescents from committing another crime after released so that they do not end up in a juvenile facility again. It has become a controversy across the world debating what the best solution to this would be. The article, Kids Behind Bars, introduced a new way to avoid this happening to the children committing crimes. The article explains how a small town in Chicago, Illinois thought of the idea that, “As soon as a young person…

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    Literature Review 1. Mentoring is becoming one of the most popular social interactions in the United States today, with an estimated 3 million youth in formal one on one relationship (Rhodes & DuBois 2006, pg 254). Youth mentoring is shown to help youth, especially those at risk in terms of education, problem behavior job readiness, reduction in substance abuse or other anti -social behavior. Most mentoring is community based, in contrast to school based, and most target at risk populations…

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    educational structure work in collaboration with teachers, advisors, and community advocates. Personalization programs that connect youth with adults are becoming more and more common. Mentoring programs are a great form of inclusion strategy. MODEL provides intervention for at-risk youth older than those in traditional mentoring programs, holding an unrecognized potential in a unique system that collaborates with both, the community and schools. Weaknesses and Limitations No…

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    Literacy And Numeracy

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    Literacy can be taught and should be taught from a young age as younger children have a larger capacity for learning phonics and languages. Numeracy should have some instructional teaching, peer to peer and again teachers need to be flexible in order to make allowances for students who, like I, struggle to learn new numerical concepts as quickly as others. In summary I believe that we should be teaching children literacy and numeracy throughout…

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    Benish-Weisman, M. (2015). The interplay between values and aggression in adolescence: a longitudinal study. Developmental Psychology, doi:10.1037/dev0000015 This was a longitudinal study done on five Israel schools to test the previous theories that certain values can be correlated with aggression. Benish wanted to examine the relationship between values and aggression on a large sample of Israeli adolescents for a period of a year. He used the four higher values…

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    therapy sessions during the in-residence portion had been a challenge in the beginning due to the lack of having any type of background in conducting a therapy session. These therapy sessions provided the needed feedback from the instructor and my peers to gain a better understanding my theoretical orientations and areas in which I can work on to become a more competent therapist. The coursework that was provided through this course also assisted in having a better knowledge base for my future…

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    Net Neutrality

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    This sentence makes no sense, it is the belief that all internet traffic should be treated equally. It became a big deal when in 2007, Comcast was intentionally slowing uploads from “peer to peer file sharing applications.” And they were basically trying to implement limits and differentiate charges for peer to peer, file transfer protocol, and online traffic. The big problem that arose from this is that other internet providers tried charging for data usage for people visiting what is…

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