1Life as an American ImmigrantCollege of Education, Grand Canyon UniversityHIS 144: US History Themes2Life as an American ImmigrantImagine leaving everything and everyone you have ever known, packing all your possessions, and boarding a boat bound for a land you have never seen. This experience is what the immigrants leaving Europe to come to America had at the turn of the 20th century. Men, women, and their families uprooted their lives, hoping for something better. Coming to the New World, th...

1Labor Care Skills Lab AssignmentCONHCP, Grand Canyon UniversityNSG 432C: Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family Clinical2Patients History, Risk Factors, and InterventionsReanne Zoller, a 32-year-old gravida 1 para 0 female at 42 weeks' gestation, was admitted to triage in spontaneous labor. She had an uncomplicated pregnancy, with a reactive nonstress test two days prior. Her cervical exam showed she was dilated to 4 cm, 80% effaced, at-1 station, with intact membranes and a bloody show pre...

1Moral and Ethical DevelopmentCollege of Education, Grand Canyon University EDU 354: Child Development: Prenatal to Adolescence 2Moral and Ethical DevelopmentOne of the most important aspects of human growth and development is moral and ethical development. Moral development is a process where individuals obtain and incorporate beliefs, moral values and principles to show decision making and behavior skills in social settings. There are six stages to moral development that include: Punishment an...

1Article Summary AssignmentCollege of Education “ Grand Canyon UniversityEAD 5072In the article Culture and Educational Administration: A Case of Finding Out What You Dont Know You Dont Know from the Journal of Educational Administration by Kenneth Leithwood and Phillip Hallinger, the focus is primarily on the evolving role of administrators and the integration of culture within a larger theoretical framework for understanding administrative behavior in education (Hallinger et al., 1996). The ...

1Responding to Cyberbullying: Obligations, Legal Considerations, and First AmendmentChallengesGrand Canyon UniversityPOS-500: U.S. and Arizona Constitutions for Teacher Candidates2Responding to Cyberbullying: Obligations, Legal Considerations, and First AmendmentChallengesIntroductionSocial media's ascent has created difficult problems when it comes to dealing with student conduct, particularly bullying. To ensure a fair and legal reaction when a student reports bullying via a classmate's ...

1Cyberbullying and the First AmendmentCollege of Theology, Grand Canyon UniversityPOS-501: U.S. and Arizona Constitutions for Teacher Candidates2Cyberbullying and the First AmendmentBullying, particularly through social media platforms like Facebook, poses significant challenges for educational institutions. When a student reports about being bullied from another classmate's Facebook page, it is essential to follow a approach that aligns with state statutes, school board policies, and the sch...

1Benchmark - Family Cultural EventCollege of Education, Grand Canyon UniversityECE- 360: Family, Community, and Cultural Awareness in Early Childhood2Culture EventThe culture event that would take place at Woodglen elementary would happen in a Friday night after school from 4-7 pm. This event would take place in the gym were activities and stations would be set out for students and families can learn about different cultures. This event would be held together with staff but hosted by different f...

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PUNISHMENTCapella UniversityPSY 7708The three-term contingency ABC (Antecedent- Behavior-Consequence) in behavioral psychology is used to understand the relationship between environmental events and behavior (Fulton, 2020). The outcomes of behavior increase the chances of it being repeated in the future.Positive and negative punishments are two types of consequences which entail removing or adding a stimulant to decrease the likelihood of a behavior repeating itself. Positi...

Unit III AssignmentColumbia Southern UniversityOSH 3305-21.01.01-1B25-S3, Industrial ErgonomicsEvaluation and MeasurementsErgonomic behavior is important when assessing an employees work environment. When looking at workspace it is key to evaluate and take measurements to ensure the workspace is adequately supporting the employee (Stack et al., 2011). A key component of a workspace thatan employee utilizes is a chair. Chairs are responsible for supporting the entire body and utilizing a chair th...

Supply Chain ManagementColumbia Southern University FIN 6301, Corporate Finance Supply Chain ManagementOrganizations invest their capital to ensure profitability, and their working capital and days of working capital are crucial factors that influence profit margins. Working capital days indicate the duration required to convert working capital into revenue (Brigham & Ehrhardt,2020). Longer working capital days imply a more extended period to convert working capital into sales. This essay analyz...