Now that we have chosen an excellent profile pic let’s make ourselves more presentable by selecting a perfect headline that will ask you about your current profession. Are you a student?

Can you please redo this?

Images of self
Creating your Account
Enter your Personal
information
Add a background pic.
Helps your friends and colleague to recognize you)
Add a headline to your profile.
(Helps you look more presentable)
Part 2 Summary (Personalizing your LinkedIn account)
Add Professional experience
Education
Skills and Endorsement
Recommendations OR ask for recommendations
Hello everyone, my name is Nancy Nanhwan, and I want to teach you how to make a LinkedIn account; many people are on LinkedIn, made their profile and left it as it is; this LinkedIn Beginner’s guide will be helpful to create a new account, find new career-building opportunities, and join the network and connect to the professional people.
To create an account on LinkedIn, you have to open the LinkedIn Web page first.
Https://www.Linkedin.com
(Links to an external site.)
LinkedIn will ask for your personal information
First Name-Nancy
Last Name-Nanhwan
Email: Please use your preferred email address so that LinkedIn can contact you
Password- your preferred password for your LN account
Click the join button
Country, your current residence, and zip code
Use a background profile that looks more professional, an excellent smiling pic, appropriate clothing for the job industry, not a full body shot, and don’t wear a hat or sunglasses. Don’t get Selfie’s profile picture.
Now that we have chosen an excellent profile pic let’s make ourselves more presentable by selecting a perfect headline that will ask you about your current profession.
Are you a student?
Job title: your job title
Company: where do you work
Industry: Nursing
Specialties: you want to add your things here, identifying you!
This section will tell your story in your summary. Your summary is the first accurate impression on people after your picture and headline. It is important to make your summary look organized.
A good way to tell your story: where did you work before, your successes, what are your specialties, keep in mind the goals that define you as you would in a job interview, well written, free from grammars and add education. Who you are? What are you passionate about?
Adding a personal experience helps employers to investigate your profile and get an idea about you! The company/industry you have work and what title and how long you have worked there for and a summary of your duties you have done. Add your biggest accomplishment. Don’t include too much information. Place the key word and keyword phrase from the job posting.
You can add your education, your current and past information, any degree you had, or any certificates and honors that you have got.
It is another area where you can highlight your strength and insert keywords. Your connections can then endorse you for your skills. Add you three main skills that your expert (like CNA certified) in, hiring companies will look at those skills.
It is the perfect way to get recognized for what you do, the people you are in your profile can see the recommendations you have got about your job, or you can ask your managers or supervisor to recommend you on LinkedIn account
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Write an essay stating your position on a controversial school-related issue.

Write an essay stating your position on a controversial school-related issue. Like Sherry, you will not preach to your audience or belittle your audience. You will write a thoughtful essay explaining why you believe what you believe. You will use the personal pronoun “I.” You will not say, “In the paper, I will show you…”. Follow her example of using specific examples to support what she says. Guidelines: 200-300 words, MLA format, due Thursday, 3/10, 9 pm.
Suggestions for topics: What is something that you feel strongly about?
teachers carrying guns
mandatory masks
free college courses
mandatory vaccines
school uniforms

What were some of the main critiques of the Catholic Church and what was suggested in place of its doctrines and liturgy?

The Reformation was a profound break with the Catholic Church. However, what were some of
the main critiques of the Catholic Church and what was suggested in place of its doctrines and
liturgy? Using two of your readings, discuss why Luther argues against Catholicism and what he
identified as its evils, and what doctrine that Calvin argues for as taking the place of salvation via
good works and priestly guidance.

Explain how calculated and what does it tell us about data gathered during a research process?

Respond to the following in a 175 words:

Define and explain correlation. Explain how calculated and what does it tell us about data gathered during a research process? How do we use correlation to help answer research questions? How does correlation differ from causation? Provide an example to explain the role of each in criminal justice.
RESPOND TO THIS IN A 100 WORDS
A correlation is a relationship between two variables or events where they are dependent on each other. These variable are dependent on each other and that they react consistently together. where a positive correlation is where one event goes high such as test scores and then another variable similar in regard is also high such as grades that these can be in a positive effect of each other. A negative correlation is where one variable is high and the corresponding variable that would be connected is low such as like a see saw where one is higher than the other and that it is dependent on the events. Correlation is used to illustrate major differences in the factors of life such as how a crime can sometimes connect to a background like a neighborhood. However causation does not connect to correlation meaning just because a crime happens due to a social factor does not mean that it always will be based off of that social factor or even happen at all in the criminal justice branch.
RESPOND TO IN 100 WORDS
Correlation Is defined as a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things. A good example of positive correlation would be height and weight. Taller people tend to be heavier. A negative correlation is a relationship between two variables in which an increase in one variable is associated with a decrease in the other. The correlation coefficient is calculated by first determining the covariance of the variables and then dividing that quantity by the product of those variables’ standard deviations. correlation method are used to determine the extent to which two or more variables are related among a single group of people. although sometimes each pair of score does not come from one person…the correlation between father’s and son’s height would not. Correlation means variables are statistically associated. Causation means that a change in one variable causes a change in another.

What is the average pay range for a social worker in this area of practice?

a discussion of the at-risk population served
where are services usually provided
the role of the social worker
what a typical day might look like for a social worker in this practice area
special professional groups that a social worker in this area might belong to
knowledge base that the social worker would especially have to possess
ethical dilemmas that might arise in this area of practice
describe how the social worker might be involved at the micro, mezzo and macro levels
is this area of practice likely to grow requiring more social workers and why?
what are the licensure levels required in this area of practice?
what is the average pay range for a social worker in this area of practice?
this is what needs to be included

Identify range and interpretation, or group classification of the variable/construct.

For this Signature Assignment,
develop and present a quasi-proposal for your intended
research or quantitative example that you have been working with for this
course.
While the most important elements in any proposal are the
fundamentals of the problem, purpose, and research questions, the bulk of the
assignment will be the methodology. Organize your quasi-proposal for this
assignment by subheadings. The actual headings and information that need to be
included depend on the method used to collect the data. In studies involving
the collection of primary data, you want to be sure to include the details of
your sampling plan, measurement of variables, the actual data collection
procedure, plan of analysis, and justification for your decisions.
Include the following information, using these
headings, in your quasi-proposal:
Introduction
Statement
of the Problem
Purpose
Statement
Research
Questions
Hypotheses

Null
and Alternative for each research question

Methodology

Research
Design: Specific quantitative method to be used and rationale. Cite works
related to your decision.
Operationalization
of Variable: Specification of the concepts to be measured for each
variable/construct.

State
variable/construct name,
Define
the variable/construct,
Identify
the source of the variable/construct,
Describe
how the variable/construct is scored,
Identify
the level of measurement of the variable/construct,
Identify
range and interpretation, or group classification of the variable/construct.

Specification
of the population, recruitment method, and target sample size with
justification.
Data
collection procedure: Explanation of how the data will be collected.
Intended
data analysis: Explain how the data will be analyzed to test the hypotheses
and provide answers to the research questions. Provide your rationale.

Validity:
Any plausible threats to internal and external validity.
References
In this assignment, you are expected to incorporate all
previous instructor feedback. Your prospectus must be in APA format and be of
the quality expected of doctoral-level work. All research elements must be in
alignment and reflect a cohesive and comprehensive research study.

Discuss how these techniques might have changed the outcome of that situation (or not) by re-framing the problem solving activity.

1.Read part One which has two chapters: “What’s your Problem” and “Reframing Explained”
2.Write an essay of around 1000 words, to give an example of a problem-solving task at work (involving yourself or a situation that you have observed) where framing techniques were not used. Discuss how these techniques might have changed the outcome of that situation (or not) by re-framing the problem solving activity.