Canada has been known for its global leadership in promoting the goals of human development, including the protection of human rights and expanding the scope of international cooperation in the Global South. Choose an international policy or program advanced by the Canadian government to answer the following questions: has this program met its goals and overall expectations both at home and abroad?

Option 2: Canada has been known for its global leadership in promoting the goals of human development, including the protection of human rights and expanding the scope of international cooperation in the Global South. Choose an international policy or program advanced by the Canadian government to answer the following questions: has this program met its goals and overall expectations both at home and abroad?

If you choose option 2 your answer must describe the policy / program (goals, reach, strategies, phases), the development issues it sought to address, and discuss the obstacles and opportunities in implementation.

STEP 1: PROGRESS REPORT (PR)
The purpose of the PR is to help students formulate and organize their ideas and develop a tentative argument after they read the relevant sources identified through research of the selected topic. Students should devote a significant amount of time to identify a suitable case study, to read the main sources, and to develop a tentative argument.
Note: Students must have their topic approved by their TA before submitting the Progress Report. Topics that have not been previously approved will not be accepted. Topics approved for the PR cannot be changed for the final paper.
The PR must include the following (in the following order and using these subheadings):
Subject:
Identify the topic and tentative title. Justify the choice of country or movement in relation to its relevance to the ideas presented in course materials. Why is your choice relevant? (200 words)
Tentative Thesis Statement:
Drawing from your research, indicate in a succinct statement the argument that you will develop in the essay. The thesis statement must be clearly written and must indicate why you are making the particular argument. It must directly address the essay question.
Discussion of the THREE most important academic sources in the bibliography:
Indicate the following for each of these three sources: why is this source useful/relevant for your essay? What is the main argument? What kind of data or argument from this source will you be using? You should write around 250 words for each source. Note: at least one of these three sources must be published after 2015.
Outline:
Provide a structure for the essay, indicating the various sections that you will require in order to develop your argument. Indicate the main points to be developed within each section, and the supporting data/ideas drawn from the eight sources in your bibliography. This section should be presented in point form, but it must contain enough information to show that you have data/ideas to develop your argument.
Bibliography:
List EIGHT scholarly sources that directly relate to your topic, using proper academic referencing style. Include books, book chapters, and articles from academic journals (as opposed to newspaper or magazine articles), not including assigned course readings. You may also include a maximum of two documents produced by governments and/or development institutions. Students who choose question two (option 1
2
or 2) can also list the website (if applicable) of the movement/campaign they have selected. In assessing your PR we will take into account the direct relevance of each source for the essay topic. Note: at least four of these sources must be published after 2015.
Students must employ standard style for the bibliography and in-text reference system for the PR and Final Essay. See Annotated Bibliography Overview pdf document in SPARK: https://spark.library.yorku.ca/creating-bibliographies-citing-sources-part-of-academic-culture/
Questions/Problems:
Indicate whether you have any additional academic questions about the topic, issues that you cannot resolve, additional material you might need (be specific), additional help that you might require in order to develop your ideas.

Beethoven’s 5th Symphony

Beethoven’s 5th Symphony is absolute music; there is no literal element attached to this piece to tell us exactly what the composer wants us to envision. Nate and Charlie (the cohosts) decided on names/characters for Theme 1 and Theme 2 based on their interpretation. What names would you suggest? (You may think of the themes as characters, or perhaps something else. Character traits? Vying forces of nature? Other? Provide an explanation for your answer. Remember to leave comments on two other posts.
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Trauma Informed Care Paper

Trauma-Informed Care is foundational to psychiatric mental health practice.

Please review these links and answer the questions below in a (3-5) three to five-page paper (excluding APA title page and reference pages) You should refer to your required resources and utilize scholarly references.

1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2021). Adverse childhood experiences (ACES) https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/aces/index.html
2. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/aces/index.html
3.Trauma-Informed Care Implementation Resource Center. (2021). What is trauma-informed care? https://www.traumainformedcare.chcs.org/what-is-trauma-informed-care/
4.Center for Healthcare Strategies. https://www.traumainformedcare.chcs.org/what-is-trauma-informed-care/

Questions:

1.What are ACEs and how can these impact children as they grow into adulthood?
2.What are Trauma-Informed Care and the core principles, provide examples of how the core principles can be applied in your work? (I work in psychiatric mental health)
3.How can you incorporate the knowledge of ACEs and Trauma-Informed Care into your future practice?(I work in psychiatric mental health)

Mediation Effects

write about mediation experience. describe changes from before the mediation to its completions in phydical sensations emotional reactions and general attitude.

News Updates

Please pay attention to the following expectations:
The news update must be released within 15 days on the date when you share the article,
The news you share has not been discussed in this class or on Dr. Kwok’s Facebook Page/blog before,
You include four (4) components for each news article, including the source of the media (e.g., MSNBC.com, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, etc.), the title of the article, the hyperlink where the class can access the article, and one (1) open-ended question to provoke discussion based on your understanding of the article.
You may use what Dr. Kwok shares on http://Facebook.com/DrKwok (Links to an external site.) as an example for this exercise.

Pump Probe/Dye Kinetics Lab Report

Write a FULL lab report that follows along with the Handout_new_final2.pdf, Report Guidelines.pdf, and CHEM 4181 Lab Report Expectations.docx files. The lab report should be close to 14-15 pages long and make use of the Pump Probe Dye Kinetics Notebook Copies.pdf and DJM.xlsx files provided. Include another page as a references page in ACS (American Chemical Society) style, and details for this are given in the CHEM 4181 Lab Report Expectations.docx file. All other details are given in the files and make use of them as well. The report must be written by a writer who has expertise in Physical Chemistry and Physical Chemistry lab. Make sure to proofread and edit/revise it before uploading it. Also, make sure to complete it at best before February 23rd at 6:15 P.M. MDT.

Illustrate the Differences Between Positive and Humanistic Psychology

Examine whether positive psychology is a new area of psychology or a reimagining of humanistic
psychology.

Based on this week’s resources and additional research, create two Word Clouds. The first should be based on positive psychology, the second one should be based on humanistic psychology.
Be sure to include your Word Clouds in your assignment submission.
Next, prepare a written analysis of your results. Begin by explaining positive psychology and humanistic psychology, including definitions supported by scholarly research. Examine how these subfields
are inter-related and how they differ. Include the results from your Word Clouds in your analysis.
Reflect on how preparing these Word Clouds allowed you to better understand the two areas of positive psychology and humanistic psychology. Provide examples to support your thoughts and findings.

Language and Literacy Book Talk

1. Select a young adult or children’s book that that is for students in grades K-12.

2. Record a 5 minute “book talk” that includes: You don’t have to do this, I will. I just need a picture of the book you choose.

a. A brief introduction which includes the title of the book and author, genre,
age/grade level appropriateness, and a catchy phrase from the book or a passage
that excites the imagination.

b. Summary- Briefly summarize the book in regards to strengths and weaknesses as
well as who the main characters are, what the central con-flict/idea is, what the
important events in the book are, and what you believe the author wants readers to
take from the experience of reading the book.

c. Rationale-Tell the audience what you like about the book, why it is important to you,
why students should read it, if you would recommend th

e text, and three main
reasons why.

d. Integrating Language and Literacy
i. Select a language and/or literacy strategy that could be used with struggling
readers
ii. Briefly explain the strategy and how it could be used to enhance literacy using
the selected text.

t Tests

Download and save the Week 6: t Tests [DOCX] document.
Complete the assignment within the Word document, and submit it to your instructor by Sunday, 11:59 p.m. central time.

Competencies Measured

By successfully completing this assignment, you will demonstrate
your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide
criteria:

Competency 1: Apply appropriate notation, terminology, procedures, and concepts to statistics problems.

Calculate a one-sample t test in SPSS.
Calculate an independent sample t test in SPSS.
Calculate an independent sample t test in Excel.
Competency 2: Form logical conclusions about real-world problems through descriptive and inferential statistical procedures.

Identify IV, DV, and hypotheses and evaluate the null hypothesis for an independent samples t test.
Determine a statistical test based on type of data, the sample, and purpose.
Competency 3: Evaluate confidence and significance of statistical data.

Calculate confidence intervals using SPSS.

submit your assignment

Prepare: Decide Your Statistical Test

The next step in preparing for your research report is determining
which statistical test to use to analyze your data. You have one sample
(though possibly with multiple measures), and your purpose is to find a
relationship. The following resources can help you.

View Matching Statistical Tests to Hypotheses to practice your knowledge of various tests and their hypotheses.
Dr. Mic’s Maths and Stats. (2012). Choosing which statistical test to use – Statistics help [Video]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rulIUAN0U3w

This video can help you decide as it walks through questions
you can ask and offers several examples. Before you watch, it’s helpful
to know whether your data is nominal, ordinal, or interval/ration.
View Measurement Scales Activity to practice matching the correct units of measurement with various examples.
View Two-Sample Designs to practice your knowledge of the different types of measures and samples.
View Statistical Tests to help you differentiate between a one-sample test, two-sample test, and a test with more than two samples.