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    My group has been using the group discussion board as our primary method of communication. Since beginning our power point project we have been posting updates, questions and simple check ins to see how each member of the group is coming along on their portion of the power point. Communication is key; this is especially true because we are a virtual group. (Quote on importance of group communication here) We touch base with each other regularly for multiple reasons, the first being the need to…

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    Madison’s 2015 1st marking period grades indicate a satisfactory achievement in Social Studies, Spanish, English, and Health subject areas. Her grades show an improvement in Math and Science, however these are still difficult subjects for Madison. According to her IEP Progress, Madison is progressing satisfactorily in her study and writing skills. Madison is editing her written work, self-checking her schoolwork, independently using her agenda, and seeking out teacher’s assistance when needed.…

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    Therapeutic communication is an essential skill to possess as a nurse. It is the nurse’s responsibility to interact with their patients in a way that treats the body as well as the mind and spirit. Jean Watson’s Theory of Caring is a central theory to nursing practice. This theory incorporates many aspects of therapeutic communication. Jean Watson describes the Ten Caritas Processes, all of which revolve around the idea of healing the person as a whole, instead of just the body. She describes…

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    Argument On Neutrality

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    How can a question be neutral? Neutrality, by its very nature is to not be involved, to not choose a side in dividing circumstances, or to not hold bias. When a question is asked, there is an inquisition for a substantial answer to advance knowledge or information pertaining to a specific topic. When students ask a questions in class, the student may not have a biased intent, however they are directly involving themselves. Questions will always have an underlying intent hindering neutrality, and…

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    Rhetorical analysis: Political advertisements Presidential campaigns, in most cases, have been characterized by aspects of competition, which in turn has led to formulation and presentation of goals and objectives of each candidate is the most tactful manner. Major common issues are often addresses, such as; poverty levels, economic situation of the nation, unemployment and resource allocation. Standards of living in the United States have faced a major decline since 2010. The 2012 presidential…

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    There are many factors to consider when deciding if a criminal should be incarcerated or put into rehabilitation. These factors would be their criminal history, their willingness to change, and what course of action best fits the crime. I believe rehabilitation can be more economical the prison because if they go back to being a functioning member of society than they will be giving back to society via their purchases and taxes, unlike prison where they take tax payer money with no way of…

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    Explain what deterrence and retribution are. Kahan says that—in addition to deterrence and retribution—there is another purpose to punishment that theorists have ignored? In the United States, Two important philosophies to consider for the purpose of punishment are deterrence and retribution. The theory of deterrence states “Deterrence Justifies punishment to prevent harm to others.”(Pg. 596, Kahan) Hence, individuals are discouraged to committing a crime if the punishment is swift, certain and…

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    It excels in the fact that it mainstreams the child with their friends and peers throughout a great deal of the school day, while at the same time giving them the appropriate education that they are entitled to. “Inclusion is a value or a belief system to those who make it successful” (King, 152). In schools that utilize the inclusion method, administrators usually delegate certain classrooms as inclusion classrooms where the teachers in these classrooms are expected to use the existing…

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    Interpersonal Helping Skills Project Being vocally engaged is a big part of becoming a counselor. I, however am trying to master being for vocal with others. This goal can obviously not be achieved right away. It will take me some time to achieve my goal. Also, I am also trying to achieve another goal, listening to the client rather than thinking of my question. I know I am not a vocal person. However, I am more vocal when I’m not in an academic setting. But, I am able to connect with clients…

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    On Wednesday, November 11, 2015, I, Anna R. Morrison, was leading my afternoon class, Capstone. Their final assignment was to give a group presentation on the impact of social media. The presentations began around 1:30; each group presenting on the meaning of social media. The presentations were going great as the students had worked very hard with the topic at hand. It was in the second hour of presentations that the reason for this letter presents itself. Mr. Kyle Clevenger, Sophie…

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