1) Consider two general strategies for living life: selfishness or benevolence. In the first strategy, you act in whatever manner that benefits you taking no notice or heed of other’s interests in doing so. In the second strategy, you balance your interests with those of others in society sometimes acting in their interests rather than your own. The first question is, what is the best […]

1. In a certain sense, cinema began as an optical “trick.” The initial appeal of the Zoetrope, for example, was that it made flat, static images appear to move. Film, therefore, has always owed a debt to the public’s fascination with special effects. As we move through the 1930s, King Kong, the Wizard of Oz, even Dracula, all rely on the appeal of making the […]

Understanding health care information systems planning and implementation is an important skill for health care leaders. Technology is advancing and the adoption of information systems in healthcare has progressed from being just a cool tool to a must have in terms of quality, access, profitability, and competitiveness. It is inevitable that managers and/or leaders will be faced with technology changes and/or upgrades; making the need […]

page- from 8-15 Times roman 10 font.From the three topics attached endeavor where possible to make connections/links between articles. In the body of the paper make sure that you provide page number references when you are quoting directly (p. 12) <(like that). Include these main topics in the paper.1)kind of ethnographic fieldwork did the author conduct? Is it clear how much time was spent doing […]

1. In 1970, Ford Motors began making the compact model called the Pinto. The model became a focus of a major scandal when it was alleged that the car’s design allowed its fuel tank to be easily damaged in a rear-end collision which sometimes resulted in deadly fires. Critics argued that the vehicle’s lack of a true rear bumper as well as any reinforcing structure […]

Fortunately for most public health professionals engaged in community health assessment, there is no need to seek all-new data in order to assess a community’s public health. Most community health assessments start with available data. Great care must be taken when aggregating or comparing data sources because many challenges may arise. For example, a public health program to reduce adolescent smoking may be seeking data […]

Cultural Competence in the Classroom Nikhil Goyal is a successful high school student who, like many students his age, hates school. But unlike most students his age, Nikhil wrote a speech about it and delivered it to a global audience via a TEDX Youth (2012) presentation (please click here for a written transcript of the video). The central theme of the presentation is relevance and, specifically, how […]

Each student will submit a 10 to 12 page paper on a topic of the student choice approved by the professor that addresses some point / issue of comparison or contrast between  James Cone and Hauerwas. The topic / theme must be approved by the professor via email by Monday. The paper made draw on readings not covered in class though this is not a […]

Two sisters, Lindsay and Lexie Kite, devoted almost a decade to exploring images of so-called beauty in television, movies, and magazines. What they discovered was that girls and women are exposed to an almost constant barrage of media messages that only certain body types are beautiful and that to appear less than model-thin calls for extreme measures such as the digital alteration of photographs. The […]

To be an effective early childhood educator in the United States today, it is imperative that you are able to adapt curriculum and instruction to meet each and every child’s varied needs across each developmental domain, regardless of the age of the children. This discussion builds on Week One’s discussion about creating trust with students, and further prepares you to design for each and every […]