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    How are curriculum-based measurement, performance assessment, and portfolio assessments similar? How are they different? What are their strengths and weaknesses? How might you adapt each of them for students with special needs? Curriculum-based measurement, performance assessment, and portfolio assessments all have similarities and differences as well as strengths and weaknesses. First, curriculum-based measurement is developed to measure or monitor student learning progress. They “could include…

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    Smart Beta Case Study

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    investment strategy while Alpha is linked with the active investment strategy. A smart beta investment strategy embraces a passive strategy but with a twist. It is related to a passive investment strategy because it is rule based due to no influence from portfolio managers and thus, following the market and does not trade stocks frequently, but still takes into account stock selection away from CAPM based on the analysis of factors, such as dividends, cash flow, total sales and book value…

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    Standardized Assessment

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    Albert Einstein, once said “Not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts” (Casbergue, 2010, p. 13). When it comes to assessing students in their education knowledge administration, teachers, and educators all have their own way to assess learning. There is not one right way to assess students just like there is no one size to fit all in education. When it comes to assessing student’s educators all have their own way to assess. However, there is no one…

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    recommend a conservative portfolio for Sensible with the strategic asset allocation for investment as table below. Table 1 – Strategic Asset Allocation No Investment Type Weight Expected Return Weighted Expected Return 1 Short-Term Treasury Bills 40% 4.9% 2.0% 2 Long-Term Treasury Bond 20% 6.3% 1.3% 3 Long-Term Corporate Bond 20% 6.8% 1.4% 4 Stocks 20% 9.2% 1.8% 5 Commodities 0% 9.8% 0.0% Portfolio Expected Return 6.4% Portfolio Variance 0.2% Portfolio Standard Deviation 3.9% Portfolio…

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    reflective essay - (250+ words) this piece will be completed by Jan. 17 and MUST thoroughly address at least two (2) of these questions: In what SPECIFIC areas (think 6 Traits of Writing) did you grow as a writer? Can you point them out in this portfolio? Quote your own writing - compare to prove your point and elaborate or explain what you have learned. What are your favorite or least favorite types of writing? Explain why. Reflect on a struggle you faced as a writer this year. What did you…

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    Kraljic Case Study

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    The Kraljic portfolio approach has been portrayed as ‘a noteworthy leap forward in the advancement of professional procurement’. Kraljic put forth a sensible defence for the helpfulness of the portfolio approach by depicting the encounters of four substantial industrial organisations. Based upon the analysis it is understood that the Kraljic matrix is the major adaption in the industry. The fundamental troubles and critique of the Kraljic network, alluding to the measurement of factors, the…

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    various factors, but one of the important ones among them is the ability to diversify your stock portfolio. This strategy is essential for achieving success, and also offers numerous other advantages. Here, we share the most important ones that will help you in understanding the importance of diversity in stock trading. Risk Reduction The first and foremost advantage of using a diverse stock portfolio is that it reduces the risk of losing your investment. It is simply not possible for all the…

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    4 % Rule Retirement Essay

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    second article, I chose “How Has the 4% Rule Held up Since the Tech Bubble and the 2008 Financial Crisis” by Michael Kitches. The 4% rule is a withdrawal strategy in retirement where you withdrawal 4% of your portfolio a year. The underlying assumption of the rule is that on average your portfolio returns will be greater than 4%. The 4% withdrawal rate was chosen as a conservative rate at which a retiree in any year would not run out of money. According to historical market return analysis, even…

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    During middle school years, students are not really thinking about careers. This could be due to lack of career exploration, motivation, or that students do not have a full understanding of various careers. During young adolescence, students are just beginning to psychically develop, experience new emotions, and figuring out their own identities. Middle school is a good time to expose students to careers and begin exploring potential ones. As a career counselor, I would implement a career…

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    successful in my endeavors.One lesson that has taught me to persevere when things become challenging was the portfolio I made for advanced studio art my senior year. I have always enjoyed math and writing, but I found that expressing myself, especially through art, was particularly difficult for me to do. Art does not allow fear of vulnerability nor discomfort, which is why creating a portfolio to express myself then be judged in a show seemed very intimidating at first. I decided to use the…

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