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PART 1-
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PART 2-
Discussion Instructions:
Read the article titled “Becoming a Reflective Teacher.” After reading, share three things you learned from the article and explain how you will apply what you learned to support children.
Please complete your response using complete sentences. You can organize your thoughts using bullet points or numbering for the three key insights you gained from the reading.
Once you’ve posted your initial reply, it’s important to return and respond to two of your classmates. This process encourages a robust exchange of ideas and promotes a collaborative learning environment.
For these discussion posts, you must post before you can see your classmates’ replies.
Grading:
For full credit, please respond to the discussion prompt by Wednesday @11:59 pm and reply to two other peer’s post by Sunday @ 11:59 pm.
PART 3
Choose only 1 stage of development after reading Chapter 1 of our text.
Which period of development is most interesting to you and why?
Your post should be your unique perspective, spoken in your own words, not AI generated. I want to know what you think.
By the deadline, reply (this can be a written reply) to at least one of your classmates’ posts. In your replies, ask a question or for clarification or provide support or an example. Be sure to loop back to your own post and answer any questions you have been asked.
I look forward to reading and responding to your responses.
Here’s a reminder on how to post a Video Discussion
For this discussion you must post before you are able to see your classmates’ replies.
Here is a great video to watch on conditioning. One of my favorite episodes of The Big Bang Theory!
Requirements: Please, please each part need a different attachment. NO AI USE PLEASE
Assignment Overview:
Instructions: This week, students will again use an ethical decision-making model to address a mini case study dilemma developed by a peer in Week 1. Students will apply the ACA endorsed ethical decision-making model while doing this assignment, respond to the dilemma in an ethical manner.
Each student will be responsible writing as if they were counselor in this situation what would you do? Next students will then comment on (1) way that they responded to the dilemma that they would do the same again and (1) way they responded that they would do differently.
Ethical Mini Case To Consider:
The case of Maria is an example of a licensed professional counselor current in a community mental health clinic where adolescents and young adults are served. One of her clients is a 17-year-old high school senior called Jason, who has been undergoing counseling on his anxiety and academic stress issues. In a recent meeting, Jason revealed to him that he has been taking a prescription stimulant drug that is used by his mother to enable him to be awake and active when studying for exams. He disclosed that the usage is infrequent and not a high-risk factor but said that the key element in the counseling relationship is confidentiality and that the honesty and candor of self-disclosure require trust that is vital in the ethics of professional counseling (Remley & Herlihy, 2020).
Maria is facing an ethical conflict because she thinks about what she can do to react to the information disclosed by Jason. Although one of the key roles of a counselor is to maintain the chosen secrecy when preserving the therapeutic relationship, ethical decision making must pay close attention to the concepts of beneficence and nonmaleficence in cases where the safety of the client can be at risk (Remley & Herlihy, 2020). Since Jason is a minor who participates in an activity that can be detrimental, Maria has to balance her responsibility to safeguard his welfare with the expressed privacy that the former proposes.
Maria is required to consider the ethical and legal boundaries of confidentiality in counseling the minor because decision-making in adolescent cases is complicated by parental rights and informed consent. Ethical practice involves a process where a counselor must exercise autonomy versus the consideration of development and professional judgment in favor of a client and probably apply an ethical decision-making model to determine the way to act in case of competing responsibilities (Remley & Herlihy, 2020). This case puts Maria in a slim position on whether to keep the situation confidential or to go an extra mile to mitigate the chances of harm and serve the overall wellness of Jason.
Helpful Resources
This week Reading: Chapter 11, 12, & 13 Remley, T. P. & Herlihy, B. (2020). Ethical, legal, and professional issues in counseling (6th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson.
: https://www.counseling.org/docs/default-source/default-document-library/ethics/2014-aca-code-of-ethics.pdf?sfvrsn=55ab73d0_1
ACA Code of Ethics Sections: A.1.d, A.2.d., A.8, B.5.b., C, and D
: https://www.apaservices.org/practice/good-practice/winter11-working.pdf
Brennan, C. (2013). . Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 35(3), 245-261.
http://ez-proxy.methodist.edu:2048/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/ensuring-ethical-practice-guidelines-mental/docview/1404761293/se-2
In your professional life, youll need to find credible evidence to support decisions and plans of action. This assessment helps you practice research skills by investigating a current healthcare problem or issue.
You will select a current healthcare problem or issue from the provided options for this assessment. Research your topic, and develop a written assessment, which includes an annotated bibliography to document your resources.
The purpose of this assessment is to ensure you know how to research topics and find credible references to use in your assessments. Part of the assessment is an annotated bibliography. The purpose of an annotated bibliography is to document a list of research references, along with key information about each; the detail about the reference is the annotation. Developing this annotated bibliography will create a foundation of knowledge about your chosen problem or issue.
This assessment is a culmination of the resources found throughout the previous assessment resources. You may need to refresh on the topics to successfully complete this assessment.
This assessment has three partsall three parts must be submitted to pass the assessment.
choose a topic from economics at International Foundation Diploma level. Pls see the attached documents.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Assignment Presentation Requirements.pdf, L3IFDHES – Research and Study Skills for University Study – Assignment 2199-1 – QP 56152.pdf
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Requirements: 1000
Part 1- Discussion Questions
Requirements: As explained in the attached file
Write a paper that conforms to the following content and organization requirements:
Requirements: 5 pages
Please Reply to Camelie
Feb 11 9:32am
Works Progress Administration (WPA) and Social Security Act
Two major New Deal programs that had a strong impact were the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and the Social Security Act. The WPA focused on giving people jobs through public works projects like building roads, schools, parks, and bridges. It also supported artists, writers, and musicians, which helped preserve culture during a hard economic time. African Americans, immigrants, and women did benefit from WPA jobs, but they often faced discrimination, lower wages, and segregation. Even with these inequalities, the WPA still provided income and opportunities to many minority families who otherwise would have had no work (Lange, 2017). The Social Security Act helped create long-term economic security by providing unemployment insurance and retirement benefits. However, many African Americans and immigrants were left out at first because farm and domestic workers were excluded, and those jobs were heavily held by minorities. This shows that while the New Deal helped, it did not treat all groups equally (Conkin, 2016).
In my opinion, the New Deal helped stabilize the country and gave people hope, but it did not completely end the Great Depression. The programs created jobs, strengthened banks, and increased consumer confidence, which helped slow the economic collapse. Still, unemployment remained high until World War II increased industrial production and created massive demand for labor. So, the New Deal laid the foundation for recovery, but the war economy is what truly pulled the United States out of the Depression.
Conkin, P. K. (2016). Welfare programs of the New Deal. In Origins of a welfare state, 19341936.
Lange, B. (2017). Implementing New Deal programs. In The stock market crash of 1929, Updated Edition.
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Please Reply to Jared
Feb 11 6:24am
For this initial post, I considered these two (2) historical events during World War II:
In the 1930s, the United States followed a mostly isolationist foreign policy shaped by the Great Depression and public fear of another major war. Neutrality Acts limited arms sales and loans, even as fascist and imperial powers expanded in Europe and Asia (Isserman, 2016; Leonard, 2017; Poolos, 2021). These choices did not directly cause World War II, but they reduced early pressure on aggressive states. President Franklin D. Roosevelt warned about Germany and Italy and tried cautious diplomacy, yet domestic politics prevented stronger action (Franklin D. Roosevelt: Relations with Italy and Germany, 2011; The Rise of Nationalism, 2020). As a result, expansionist regimes were able to push boundaries with limited immediate consequences.
The failure of the League of Nations also helped set the stage for war. The League lacked enforcement power and major-member support, which made it ineffective at stopping territorial aggression and weakened confidence in collective security (Bloodworth, 2022; Hess, 2016; Arms and the League, 1938). Educational films similarly show how repeated inaction damaged its credibility (League of Nations, 2000; 2012). The United States might have helped slow events through earlier cooperation, sanctions, or military guarantees, but rising nationalism and militarism across several regions made a single nation unlikely to prevent the conflict on its own. U.S. involvement may have delayed the war but probably could not have stopped it entirely.
References
Bloodworth, J. (2022). Overview: The United Nations. In The United Nations.
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Relations with Italy and Germany, 2011; The Rise of Nationalism, 2020
Hess, G. R. (2016). The United Nations and World War II. In The diplomatic front: Roosevelt and the American vision of the postwar world.
Isserman, M. (2016). World War II. In World War II (4th ed.).
League of Nations. (2012). [Video]. Films for Humanities & Sciences.
Poolos, J. (2021). The origins of war in Europe. In The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Updated ed.).