Content Area: __________  Activity/Strategy to make _________ culturally relevant to students.  Aspect Activity/Strategy  Vocabulary  The best strategy in this case is to train them how to write short sentences, using three or four letter words to express themselves. This will ensure that the teacher can learn about the cultures of the students before they can introduce new things in class and, therefore, respect their cultures […]

Clarify a particular type of addiction you want to study Alcoholism. Alcoholism is a strong and uncontrollable desire to take alcohol (drink). It is often a priority of addicts to indulge in alcohol rather than work or tend to their families.  Specify the possible genetic reasons for this addiction It has been established that alcoholism is somewhat related to genes. There is an evolutionary advantage […]

Judaism is mainly focused on religion as a community affair. This is why in their religious activities like prayers, they use, “We,” as opposed to other religions which use, “I.” It is for this reason that Judaism is widely considered as a community faith. People practising it must always work as a community and not individually. The relationship of Jews and God, according to them, […]

George Washington as the Founder of the United States George Washington is popularly known as the founding father of the United States. This is because he was the first president of the United States and participated actively in the writing of the American Constitution as it is today. He is also to be credited for uniting the United States and have all the states joined […]

Introduction Clinical malpractice is said to occur in a situation where a healthcare professional fails to; offer the appropriate treatment, to take the correct action, or offer a substandard treatment leading to harm, injury, or even death of a patient. Medical malpractice in most cases involves acts of negligence either in diagnosis, prescription dosage, health management, treatment, or aftercare service.  Medical malpractice exposes the healthcare […]

Introduction Clinical malpractice occurs in a situation where a healthcare professional fails to offer the appropriate treatment, take the correct action, or offer a substandard treatment leading to harm, injury, or even death of a patient. Medical malpractice in most cases involves acts of negligence either in diagnosis, prescription dosage, health management, treatment, or aftercare service.  Medical malpractice exposes the healthcare providers to legal action […]

Critically analyze a clinical mal-practice/incident or issue that needs addressing in your own healthcare setting or in another healthcare setting.  Develop a detailed remedial action plan based on your findings and recommendations.  Ensure that you address the following points in your response. Briefly describe the healthcare setting and incident. (If you cannot name a particular context for confidentiality reasons, that 
is fine – just give […]

This assignment asks you to view the documentary, Private Violence, and then analyze it using concepts from assigned course content.  The assignment should use APA style, be in essay format, and be at least 1500 words.    The essay should have a title page with a descriptive title (not the name of the assignment) and should include a developed introduction, a synopsis or summary of the […]

Anxiety as a genetic disorder Anxiety cannot be considered a genetic or non-genetic disorder for various reasons. One of the reasons why it cannot be expressly termed as a genetic disorder is because it cannot be diagnosed from lab tests. It is for this reason that the causes are assumed to be genetic and environmental at the same time (Bhandari, 2017). The environment in which […]

Hospital Management’s Response to Clinical Mal-Practices Clinical risk management strategies have been adopted over the recent years by healthcare institutions as a basic framework for dealing with clinical mal-practices (Scott, 2009). These strategies entail a wide range of activities that include coordinating clinical training, accreditation of health workers, provision of optimal quality patient care, database maintenance and provision of an efficient complaint system. Scott (2007) […]