Response to intervention

kind of evaluation focuses on assessing whether an intervention affects a set of desirable outcomes. In the evaluation, evaluators would stick to a research method as a basis to guide an evaluation design (Chen, n.d.). This evaluation type ignores contextual factors in different evaluations. Theory-driven evaluation provides a great solution for the issue above. Theory-driven evaluators would facilitate stakeholders to clarify contextual factors and mechanisms of the program. According to these,…

Punishment Punishment is a behavior modification procedure in which a response is followed by a consequence, which decreases the future frequency of the response and similar responses. There are two theories about punishment that shape how punishment is defined today. The first theory defines punishment as a procedure that elicits a response incompatible with the punished behavior (Holth, 2005). This theory was supported by Thorndike and Skinner who believed that punishment was not effective at…

patient's needs (Masters, 2015). The fifth phase involves the resolution and evaluation. This phase analyses the nurses’ interventions to see if they worked for the patient (Masters, 2015). If the care plan met all the patient’s needs then the nurse has successfully done his or her job (Masters, 2015). Based on Orlando’s nursing process theory, the following nursing diagnoses and interventions were created to meet the needs of…

Response to intervention is a screening process used by schools to support and monitor the academic and learning needs of students. During the screening process, teachers collect data to help them identify struggling students who are failing to meet the expected grade-level benchmarks. Additionally, the data supports the educational decisions teachers make for incorporating multi-tiered intensive research-based interventions, defining nonresponsiveness to instruction, determining the presence of…

Escheat’s anger coping program help provides students with a way to change negative responses into successful appropriate outlets by changing students thinking processes. A student thinking process can change regardless of the circumstances surrounding a particular situation. In accordance with the research of Etscheidt’s his instruction assist students in developing, evaluating, and selecting positive alternative responses. The goals of Etscheidt’s research includes a better self-awareness;…

The Duluth model uses an interagency collaborative approach involving law enforcement, judicial and human services in response to making women safe (Dasgupta, 2010). According Pence and Shepard (1999), the model is understood as the “men’s [re-education] curriculum, the use of a mandatory arrest policy, the use of a tracking system to monitor the criminal justice system…

Libya’s dictator of 42 years, Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi. The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) justified the Libya Intervention for NATO allies on the grounds of a humanitarian threat thought to occur at the direction of Gaddafi. However, the humanitarian crisis never occurred. Thus, I conclude that the United States, UNSC, and the NATO allies involved in the Intervention are responsible for Libya’s present-day humanitarian catastrophe, destabilization, and the killing of Gaddafi. In this…

autistic child on April 14,2015 at approximately 11:20 A.M., I asked her a few questions concerning autism and the everyday life with an autistic child. I first asked her “What are some challenges that your daughter faces in her everyday life?” Her response was, “She doesn’t catch on to social cues in conversation with adults, or with peers. She can’ts stay on one subject or time line, nor can she…

neoliberal economic reforms and the discourse of biosecurity imposed by international intervention on South Korea cause economical, biological and environmental harm to the nation and destruct the social reproduction of Korean society by revising the outbreak narrative. In the first page of the article, Hsu proposes the correlation between the monster’s origin and catastrophic effect of international intervention on South Korea. Defining that fictional creatures in monster films are originated…

using clinical judgment regarding in response to both current or potential health problems. Intervention must be established for each diagnosis determined by the nurse. Outcome verification is developed to evaluate the interventions that accompany the nursing diagnosis. The outcomes are very specific and must both obtainable and measurable. The next step in the nursing process is planning. The nurse must develop a plan of care to incorporate targeted interventions. Developing a plan of…