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    Dr. Coswalt Case

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    According to Bachman & Schutt (2014): Research should expose participants to no more than minimal risk of personal harm, researchers should fully disclose the purposes of their research, participation in research should be voluntary, and therefore subjects must give their informed consent to participate in the research, and confidentiality must be maintained for individual research participants unless it is voluntarily and explicitly waived. (p. 60) Although Dr. Coswalt protects the research…

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    1. What do I already know about my topic/issue? (List everything you can think of.) My topic is Socialism. I know very little about the subject except that it tends to be very flawed and never seems to work. 2. What will I need to learn more about or research further regarding the topic/issue I have chosen? The first thing I need to learn about is what socialism represents and its ideals. I also need to research articles and journals pointing out the flaws of socialism. Lastly, I will need to…

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    Manly Lagoon and Middle Harbour to the South, and Ku-ring-gai Council to the West. There are 27 suburbs and 19 localities. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are 155,289 residents. Warringah Council runs a weekly collection for residential waste. As illustrated in Figure 2, Warringah Council provides three types of recycling bins: mixed containers…

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    Waste recycling is a process to change renewable waste materials into products in order to prevent waste of useful materials, reduce energy usage, reduce air pollution and also reduce water pollution. It is not unusual to say that if natural resources are recklessly used one day for sure it will come to an end. The countries who are aware of this situation started to apply new preventive methods and implement them directly to stop improvidence, increase life standards and stop the energy crisis.…

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    Have you ever paid attention to the waste that is produced by your family? Some people think that it is a small quantity of waste, compared with the waste produced by the factory and they downplay the importance of household waste disposal. In fact, there are some crucial facts that would show the importance of household waste disposal. We generate over 50 tons of household waste every second. Every two hours we can produce enough household waste to fill the world 's largest container ship. That…

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    native from West Africa and growing to see waste in the street, in the canal or dumped in the nearest open space, seemed to be normal. Since I have been in contact with the waste recycling industry in 2010 in UK, I have a burning desire to constantly increase my knowledge and skills in this field. After observation, this situation rise a whole load of question to me: what is waste management? How come in Senegal we are not getting the value out of waste? How many job can be created? What…

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    METHODOLOGY Lambert (2012) defines methodology as the rationale for the methods you use to investigate and answer your research questions. Therefore, there must be an explanation for your chosen methodology in order to meet your aims of the research. The aim of my research is to uncover the answers of these questions: RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1) What do students and teachers define success as 2) What do students feel contributes to their success 3) What do teachers feel contributes to their pupils…

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    Traditional vs Flipped Classes for Nursing Students For many individuals an education is everything. Even more of those individuals want a degree that will forever provide for themselves and their family. Nursing is one of the most sought after careers. This is because there will always be someone sick to take care of and a job will be somewhere at any given time. To get to that ending point standing on the stage with degree in hand is a long road with many obstacles. While in nursing school you…

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    to collect data in minimal time with minimal costs. Paper and telephone surveys have been in use for quite some time, while technology has created a newer data collection method. Depending on the sample size and research strategy, each method has advantages and disadvantages that researchers must consider when designing the data collection method. Paper. Efficient and effective, paper-based surveys can quickly achieve wide-distribution to gain a broader sample. Paper-based surveys involve…

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    McMahon Group examined six focus groups at the country club comprised of 43 members (69%), 12 employees (19%), and 7 non-members (11%). The under 46 age group members and non-members preferred full service over a golf only format. Furthermore, the focus groups revealed members felt the current level of service was not on par as expected from a private country club. Staff members expressed frustration with service limitations due to the board’s restrictions to maintain profitability. The…

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