Brainarium

What are some advantages of a modular chassis-based switch? a.) They are more scalable. b.) They tend to cost less. c.) They use less power. d.) They include optional PoE capabilities e.) They are more flexible. - ️️a.) They are more scalable. e.) They are more flexible. What kind of cables might you use to connect to an Aruba OS-CX Switch console port? a.) Ethernet cable b.) Fiber optic cable c.) USB cable d.) Serial cable - ️️c.) USB cable d.) Serial cable

cold-backed - ️️Describes a horse that humps its back and does not settle down until the saddle has been on a few minutes. Some "cold-backed" horses will merely tuck their tails and arch their backs when first mounted, but others will take a few crow hops until warmed up. collected gait - ️️Remaining on the bit, the horse moves forward with its neck raised and arched as a result of energetic impulsion. Lightness of forehand, engagement of hindquarters are called for. Shorter ...

manage innate population Benefits of managing diversity - ️️-attracts highly qualified candidates -retains, develops, and advances the best talent -increases productivity and efficiency -creates an environment that works for everyone -makes the bureau of prisons an employer of choice -supports the BOP's mission statement, core ideologies and core values Diversity - ️️Recognizing & responding to needs of different cultures & occupational groups.. Purpose of max. Retention & pr...

Culturally Skilled Correctional Worker - ️️- Listening skills - Communication Skills - Comprehension skills (interprets environment) - Confrontation avoidance skills - Ability to avoid stereotyping groups or individuals - Avoids rash judgements - Willingness to learn about different cultures - Ability to look for win-win situations - Ability to be yourself - Respect for others Maslow's Hierarchy - ️️High Order: Social needs Esteem needs Self-actualization needs Low Order...

Managing Diversity - ️️By maintain a diverse workforce that works together in harmony and is able to communicate with, and effectively manage an inmate population. • Benefits of a diverse workforce - ️️A. Attracts highly qualified candidates B. Retains, develops, and advances the best talent in the organization C. Increases productivity and efficiency D. Creates an environment that works for everyone E. Makes the Bureau of Prisons an employer of choice F. Supports the BOP'S ...

Define inclusion? - ️️A culture that connects each employee to the organization, encourages collaboration, flexibility and fairness. It leverages diversity so everyone is included and has something to bring to the table What is the executive order coordinated a government wide initiative to promote diversity? - ️️Executive order 13583 What is the definition of diversity? - ️️Recognizing and responding to the needs of different cultures abd occupational groups within the workfor...

Remote Environment - ️️* Political/legislative environment - Tax regulation * Economic environment - Business cycles, interest rates, inflation, unemployment, trends (GNP) etc. * Social environment - Cultural aspects and values of individuals * Technological environment - Knowledge, tools, actions and techniques used to transform ideas, info, raw material and components into finished products and services. * Environmental environment - Limited natural resources * Global environment - T...

What king of resource does this describe? reputation for a good steak - ️️Intangible What king of resource does this describe? Spur's financial reserves - ️️Tangible What king of resource does this describe? - ️️Spur's HQ building in Cape Town Tangible What king of resource does this describe? - ️️Kitchen equipment Tangible What does the VRIO framework stand for? - ️️Valuable- is the resource valuable?, rare- is the resource rare?, imitable- is the resource imitab...

Would a liquor license act as a barrier to entry for a new restaurant? yes this tricky and potentially lengthy process that acts as a barrier to entry for a new restaurant - ️️ Does a standard packaging supplier have high or low negotiating power? - ️️low Does Afrox have high or low negotiating power regarding the supply of suremix? - ️️high Will the 5 forces model help SPURCORP analyse their Macro-Environment or Market Environment? - ️️Market Environment The Porter's 5...

the_____is the basic unit of the organizational structure of a mammal's body. - ️️cell A_______is a group of organs working together to preform one or more vital functions. - ️️system A mammal's axial skeleton is composed of the___________, vertebral column, pectoral girdle, thoracic cage, and pelvic girdle. - ️️skull three distinct characteristics that set mammals apart from other animals. - ️️all mammals have hair, all mammals have mammary glands, all mammals have ...

Mammal hair does all of the following: - ️️protect some mammals from predators, help camoflage the animal, insulate the animal The diaphragm - ️️is not part of the axial skeleton. The skull does not include - ️️the diaphragm. vertebrates - ️️animals with a backbone invertebrates - ️️animals with no backbone monkeys - ️️tropical region

Mammary Glands - ️️produce milk for mammal young Axial Skeleton - ️️skull, vertebrae, thoracic basket, and pelvic girdle Gland - ️️an organ that secretes a substance The gland that secretes a hormone to regulate the use of sugar in the body is the ________________________. - ️️pancreas Vertebrate - ️️an animal with a backbone System - ️️a group of organs working together

Explain how differentiated instruction is used and implemented in the classroom setting - ️️-Targets the different ways that students learns by using a variety of instructional approaches and materials -Includes small group work, reciprocal learning, and continual assessment Describe instructional strategies for teaching communication to students who are nonverbal - ️️-Teachers can making changes to their classroom environments, teaching strategies for comprehending concepts, and p...

Inclusion Classroom - ️️Classroom in general education that include students who have disabilities or who are at risk for disabilities Task Analysis - ️️The breaking down of a task into it's component parts, typically as they can be arranged sequentially, to achieve overall task Dysgraphia - ️️Difficulty with the task of handwriting Contemporary behavior - ️️Individuals may work around their weak areas by relying on their stronger areas of functioning. For example, diffi...

according to federal child count data, the prevalence of students with emotional disturbance is highest in which age group - ️️during adolescence which is not a criterion for a diagnosis of autism - ️️average intellectual functioning which was added by IDEA 2004 to procedures that may be used to identify learning disabilities - ️️response to intervention the largest of cases of intellectual disabilities is identified - ️️in the preschool years In Honig v. Doe, the courts ru...

The school psychologist is explaining assessment results to Clifford's parents and other IEP team members. She says that Clifford has difficulties with planning, organizing, keeping track of time, relating a current lesson to earlier learning, and that he talks out of turn in class. These all relate most to deficits in... A.Memory B. Sequencing C. Self-regulation D. Executive function - ️️D. Executive Functioning -includes planning, organizing, keeping track of time, keeping track...

Which body language would not likely be interpreted as a sign of defensiveness, aggression, or hostility? - ️️Direct eye contact The minimum number of IEP meetings required per year is: - ️️One Satisfaction of the LRE requirement means that: - ️️The student is being educated with the fewest special education services necessary. A review of a student's eligibility for an exceptional student program must be done: - ️️At least once every 3 years. Crisis intervention method...

Screening tools are best described as forms of assessment that have which of the following characteristics? A. They provide detailied information on exact supports a student requires. B. They indicate when further assessment or intervention may be needed. C. They inform school administrators about classroom achievement levels. D. They provide data to support a referral for full educational evaluation. - ️️B. *Screening tools are intended to identify when a student is broadly achieving ...

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) purpose - ️️-Federal Law that requires schools to serve the educational needs of eligible students with disabilities -Schools must find and evaluate students suspected of having disabilities at no cost to parents (FAPE) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) parts A-D - ️️A-General Provision of the Law B-Assistance for education of all children with disabilities C-Infants and Toddler with disabilities (Birth-3) D-Nati...

Institute of Medicine - ️️Group of healthcare practitioners that disclose concerns within medical or healthcare facilities to the public To Err is Human - ️️Humans make mistakes Lag time between discovery of more effective forms of treatment and their incorporation into routine patient care - ️️17 years National Patient Safety Goals - ️️Identify patients, Identify patient safety risks, Improve staff communications, Prevent infection, Prevent mistakes in surgery, Use medici...