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    The Value Of An A The idea of being a student can mean different things to different people. At some point while travelling through the journey of education the question “why?” pops into mind. Or “why am I even doing this?” This fundamental question defines each individual person’s idea of being a student. Answers to this question ultimately decide what the average person’s plans are after graduating from high school. This question gives each student the drive to fully apply themselves to…

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    Risks There are several hazards within the community. However, with reference to the risks from the environment - air pollution is a huge concern. In Central Florida, apart from the SunRail and Lynx, most of the community members use cars for their means of transportation. With that, it exposes them to perilous agents in air. In fact, it was stated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, that exposure to air pollution can cause numerous effects on human health. World…

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    some issues recently that could be similar to ones other standardized tests have. In James S. Murphy’s article “Let’s Ax the SAT Essay”, he writes that the ACT essay’s scores are unreliable because of the untrained graders and the large range of percentiles makes it difficult to figure out who is really good at what. Standardized testing can be unfair based on the grading, and unhelpful in predicting how well a student would do which is defeating the purpose of standardized testing (Murphy).…

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    Other factors which make wages unequal are economic and social factors. Milia Fisher enlightened her readers about the racial profiling of jobs and in her article, “Women of Color and the Gender Wage Gap.” Women of color (African-American and Hispanic/Latina women) are more likely to work occupations such as service sectors, while Caucasian women and Asian Americans are least likely (Fisher). Women are heavily directed toward occupations such as teaching and assisting. In addition, Fisher stated…

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    opposite. I agree with the fact that my score is in the middle at the 59 percentile. I can be sociable and friendly to people I know, but more quiet around people I don’t know or don’t like. The agreeableness score measures how good natured, sympathetic, forgiving, and courteous a person can be. A low score means a person is rude, critical, harsh, and callous. I believe middle the road score is a fair place to be at 57 percentile. I can be forgiving and good natured especially around people I…

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    plan development of objectives. For this assessment, Core Language score is a measure of general language ability that measure’s a student’s overall language performance and helps make decisions about the presence or absence of a language disorder. Percentile ranks indicate the percentage of people scoring at or below a particular score. This assessment included a standard score mean of 100 with a standard deviation of 15 with an average range of 85-115. The confidence interval was the degree…

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    According to the Center of Disease Control (2014), to be considered overweight in the pediatric population a child is between the 85th percentile and below the 95th percentile. To be considered obese, a child is within the 95th percentile and beyond. There is a multitude of factors that can contribute to pediatric weight problems. Luzier et. al discusses that biologically there are two hundred genes that can influence a person’s weight…

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    Human factors to be considered include ergonomics, fit, ground reaction force, weight, durability, stability, and cushioning. Ergonomics dictates good posture. In order to maintain good posture, referred to as 'neutral posture ', the muscles of the body must be in balance to support an aligned spine13. The design of this shoe must take ergonomics, perception, quality control, and biomechanics into account. Fashion has been a deciding factor in the shoe industry over the last decade.14 For…

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    considered as a healthy weight for a given height is described as overweight or obese. Body Mass Index, or BMI, is used as a screening tool for overweight or obesity in children overweight is defined as a BMI at or above the 85th percentile and below the 95th percentile for children and teens of the same age and sex (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2016). This leaner consider that the simplest terms, is that Americans as a whole are eating more calories than they burn. For this…

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    Animal testing is an inhumane, ineffective method of research. One reason is that these tests do not transition successfully into human trials. There is a low percentile of human diseases that are seen in animals. Over 98% of these illnesses never affect animals. Smoking was originally thought to be non-carcinogenic; this was because the cancer which was caused by smoking was difficult to reproduce in laboratory animals. Another reason that animal testing is ineffective is because of the…

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