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    Tartan Case Study

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    CH4 review question 7: The four phases of the Rational Unified Process (RUP) are Inception Phase, Elaboration Phases, Construction Phase, and Transition Phase1. In the Inception Phase, our intention is to set up the scope and clarify the goal. Based on this two information, we then estimate the schedule and required resources. After that, we plan other activities, such as implementation and testing. In the Elaboration Phase, we finished gathering our requirements and specifications…

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    Psychosocial theory of “ Intimacy vs. Isolation” and Levinson’s theory of Life Structure. As well as to our client Patrick, we are able to relate to young adulthood because he is in the young adulthood stage and is going through the developmental task, transition, etc. There are various theories on when Young Adulthood starts.In the 1960’s, 77% of the women and 65% of the men left home, finished school and became financially stable, got married and by the age…

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    Off Task Behavior

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    decreased three middle school student’s need to receive attention from the teacher by being off-task. Additionally, the Keep Busy and Carry On (KBCO), a computer-assisted intervention aimed at decreasing transition times, intervention appeared to increase on-task behavior and decrease transition times between centers. This intervention may have been successful because it rewarded students for their on-task behavior and provided them with prompts to stay on-task. Additionally,…

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    Demeanor In Middle School

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    People have always been easier to mold into the way society wants them the younger they are, but in modern society, children are expected to attend school throughout high school. This is what makes middle school a critical total institution. During middle school students are shaped by their peers, teachers, and the structure of school into how society wants them to act. A student’s peer group exemplifies Erving Goffman’s definition of demeanor in a middle school. He defines demeanor as an…

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    chose to follow is the Developmental Approach, specifically Levinson’s Three Life Transitions. Levinson’s approach focuses on the main transitions between developmental stages of adult life (Cole, 2012). Our population includes patients in an outpatient mental health unit with an onset of depression that arose at the time of their retirement. Levinson’s approach fits this population well because the Late Life Transition occurs around age 60-65 and focuses on the loss of a productive role, which…

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    Objective: Using a flipbook and a computer, the students will illustrate the moon phases and research facts about the moon and how it affects the environment with 85% accuracy. Lesson Cycle Component Estimated Time Checks for understanding, questioning, monitoring, adjusting, Assessing Focus: The teacher will show a video about the moon and the phases of the moon. Mr. Lee’s Phases of the Moon Rap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79M2lSVZiY4 The teacher will model and observe the…

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    Stability is a foundation for collective hope. Collective hope is a foundation for civil society. Civil society is the framework for human rights, justice, economic well-being, and general advancement. For those who value the benefits of civil society, stability is the clear preference over insecurity, violence, turmoil, or lawlessness. Stability, in itself, however, is a function of scale, perspective, and varied degrees. The scope and degree of satisfactory stability can only be deemed…

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    using the organizational life-cycle model. The subsequent paragraphs will highlight the justification for these changes and reveal the probable impacts on employees, managers, and executives here at Sea Treasures throughout the short and long-term transition. Kotter’s eight-step model is a process for planned organizational change that…

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    Lewin’s Theory of Change It is critical to provide an in-depth analysis of the change theory in which the below phases well be based upon. Lewin’s theory of change is one of the earliest models organisational change, devising change as an alteration to the factors that maintain a system’s behaviour (Cumming & Worley, 2014). Lewin’s model of change is a three step framework known as Unfreeze- Change- Refreeze ( Burke, 1982). Lewin noted that by identifying these three separate stages of the…

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    It’s School Time! Early Transitions Matter Starting school in early years is a time of happiness for children. They feel excited and special by wearing a new uniform, a pair of new shoes, a new lunch box and a new bag. But is it always the case? No, not necessarily! Transition to schools in early years is a time of great social and emotional change for children. All children are unique individuals. Some children will adjust fairly easily to the new environment of schools; while others will…

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