Applying a Trauma-Informed Practice

Requirements
The Guided Essay 4 assignment is worth 200 points. It will be graded on the use of citations, use of Standard English grammar, sentence structure, and overall organization based on the required components as summarized in the directions and grading criteria/rubric.
Create your essay using Microsoft Word (a part of Microsoft Office), which is the required format for all Chamberlain College documents. You can tell that the document is saved as an MS Word document because it will end in “.docx.”
The length of the exercise is to be no less than 3 pages and no greater than 5 pages, excluding the title page and reference pages.
APA format is required with both a title page and reference page. Use the required components of the review as Level 1 headings (upper and lower case, centered, boldface):
Note: Introduction – Write an introduction but do not use “Introduction” as a heading in accordance with the rules put forth in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
Guidelines
Read the following article:
Knight, C. (2015). Trauma-Informed Social Work Practice: Practice Considerations and Challenges. Clinical Social Work Journal, 43, pp. 25-37.
Write a 3-5 page essay addressing the following components (use level 1 heading to organize your essay):
Describe the concept of trauma-informed practice and the importance of a professional relationship.
Discuss the practical considerations for implementing a trauma-informed practice.
Discuss the challenges of implementing a trauma-informed practice, citing at least three additional sources for completeness.

Senior Living Community Project

For this assignment, you are tasked with designing a senior living community. Given the biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging, you are asked to answer these questions:
What would your senior living community look like?
How would it be laid out, and why?
What levels of care would you provide, and what sort of amenities would you offer?
For this project, you are asked to apply what you have learned to make educated, smart, and creative decisions in designing a senior living community. While it will be important for you to discuss the structure and layout of the community, there is quite a bit of flexibility granted with this project so you may focus on areas you find most important and/or most interesting. As an example, you may want to discuss the dining options and menu for residents, the social and recreational activities provided to residents, or the security of the community. The only requirement is that you must be able to support your design choices using course materials (e.g., readings) or materials found outside of class.

comm theory practical application

Complete by 6/11, 5:00 p.m.
In this unit you studied two example of communication theory in a critical tradition, Habermas’s ideal speech situation and Deetz’s systematically distorted communication in corporations. For this application, you may use either or both theories.
As mentioned in the Overview, Deetz uses Habermas’s framework as a base for his theory of systematically distorted communication. You might think of Deetz as describing how participation in the production of meaning gets closed and think of Habermas as indicating the kind of practices that keep us involved in the production of meaning.
Assignment
In this application, develop a well-crafted essay, of at least 500 words, that uses the work of Habermas and/or Deetz to assess the argument made by Michael Pollan about animal rights.
The issue is not whether or not you support animal rights. The issue is how well Pollan discursively redeemed his claims or used speech acts to achieve discursive closure.
You should use at least two detailed examples to support your evaluation of Pollan’s argument.
In this application, use at least one authoritative source to support your analysis. The source may be academic or popular. Include bibliographic information in your essay and in a works cited section.
Use these links to read the article, “An Animal’s Place,” by Michael Pollan.

An Animal’s Place


Publicity
In the interest of practicing discursive redemption, this application will be publicly available for all students to see.
Evaluation
The practical application for Unit 3 is 17.5 points.
Work the meets the requirements of the assignment generally will be considered satisfactory (+/- 13 points). Work that exhibits a sensitivity to the relevant theoretical discourses, makes use of the relevant theoretical taxonomies and displays evidence of critical thinking generally will be considered above average (+/- 15 points). Work that has well-developed ideas, that introduces new or stimulating ideas, exhibits an exceptional ability to use the relevant theoretical discourses and taxonomies and provides clear evidence of critical thinking generally will be considered excellent (+/- 17 points). Timeliness, mechanics and style will temper the general evaluation of the practical applications.
When you have submitted the practical application, review the Next Steps before beginning Unit 4.

Memory Genius Daniel Tammet. First watch the 8minujte interview of Daniel Tammet by David Letterman. Then, watch the documentary “Brainman” about Daniel Tammet..After watching watching both,write a reflection paper covering theses(or more) areas:

Ch.8 Replective Assignment:
Memory Genius Daniel Tammet

Part 1:

For this assignment, first watch the 8-minute interview of Daniel Tammet by David Letterman. Then, watch the documentary “Brainman” about Daniel Tammet.
After watching both, write a reflection paper covering these (or more) areas:

-What did you find most interesting about Daniel T. and his abilities?
-According to Daniel, how is he able to memorize things to such an e -xtraordinary extent? How do his memorization strategies relate to w hat you’ve learned this week about maintenance rehearsal versus el aborate rehearsal?
-In your opinion, what are the good sides of having such perfect me
mory? What might be some negative consequences of having such perfect memory?
– Any other questions or thoughts you have about what you’ve watch d?

Part 2:

-You have earned about various types of long term memory this we ek (procedural. declarativ: semantic, episodic)
-Think of a personal example for each type of long-term memory yo u have learned about and explain.

Please write a total of 2 pages, double spaced. Note that this assignment needs to be written essay-style. You need to have an introduction and a conlusion, write in full sentences and paragraphs. No lists and bullet poins.

Uncontrolled pain in of-life hospice patients

This is my capstone for my nurse educator class. This must include a poster and an abstract. I’ve finished the theoretical framework (which you can use and I’ll attach). Ive attached a poster template, my methods/design and statistical analysis, and my theoretical model for reference.

POSTER INSTRUCTIONS:
From the capstone project, students will create an effective poster with the following information:

Title: Project Title

Authors: Your name, faculty advisor’s name (Princess Milton, Professor Sandi McDermott)

Background/Significance

Purpose or Aims of the Study

Methods/Design

Expected Results/Outcomes

Anticipated Conclusions

Potential Implications to Practice

Acknowledgements

Contact person: pmilton940@usuniversity.edu
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ABSTRACT DIRECTIONS
The purpose of this assignment is to write an abstract for your capstone project. The function of an Abstract is to provide a brief, descriptive summary of the essay/report. The function of an Abstract is to inform the reader of the contents of the report /essay so that the reader can see in advance the key areas covered and the main points of the argument. An Abstract clearly states the purpose and direction, the main arguments and the conclusions reached. It is a mini version of the paper. If writing an investigative report which includes research findings, then it is usual to include in the Abstract the aims or objectives, methods, findings or results, conclusions and implications.

Your capstone abstract must be approved by the Capstone Advisor and or Faculty Chair before the final draft.

Keep these guidelines for abstracts in mind:

Provides a professional, scholarly synopsis of the capstone project
States the purpose of the capstone clearly and succinctly
Provides a brief rationale for the capstone project.
Describes the design and methodology of the main activities of the project
Describes the expected results or the outcomes of the capstone.
Provides a summary statement that shows the possible implication of the capstone project to student’s clinical practice setting or profession.
Utilizes 250-300 words maximum, using 12 point font, either, Arial, Times New Roman, or Courier
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CAPSTONE PAPER (15 PAGES)
This is a final project designed to utilize the various skills learned in the program. The capstone project is completed and is developed as a scholarly paper. The body of the paper will be 15 pages.

The capstone project encompasses the following sections:

1. Title page

2. Abstract

3. Background & Significance

4. Literature Review

5. Supporting Evidence

6. Purpose or Aims of the Study

7. Theoretical Model or Framework

8. Methods/Design/Sampling

9. Proposed Interventions

10. Expected Results/Outcomes

11. Anticipated Conclusion

12. Possible Limitations

13. Potential Implications to Practice

14. References

15. Poster

16. Appendices

Expectations

Length: 15 pages
Format: APA 6th ed.
Research: Minimum of five scholarly references from within the last five years

Concept Worksheet: The Complaint Letter

Remember or imagine a situation where you feel that you were wronged by a company . Your task for this assignment is to write a professional complaint letter utilizing the format and tips provided at book : Section 2.1 : Business Correspondence and Resumes in Sexy Technical Writing ( book) . You will craft your letter as its own document and submit it to complete this assignment . Your document should : Be formatted as described in the chapter , complete with ( fake or real) addresses. Have a body that is minimum of 3 paragraphs long ( not including the addresses , headers, etc(. Meet all the criteria fir a good complaint letter as outlined in part 4 of the book Sexy Technical Writing

Media Ownership and the influence of advertisers

Media Ownership and the influence of advertisers
During the class, we discussed the impact of advertisers on the types of news that gets reported. Do you think that this influence is unfair? Can newspapers run without advertising? Or should newspapers that run ads better manage the expectations of their advertisters.

Please share your thoughts on how newspapers can provide fair and unbiased commentary.
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Critical Review

The writer should provide a critical review of the attached paper. Number of words: up to 550 words. Similarity ratio: up to 15%. Referencing style: APA
The structure required for the critical review:

1. INTRODUCTION: Starts with opening sentences that state the writer, the title and give a brief explanation of the topic of the text. The aim of the text and a summary of the main findings or key argument are presented. At the end of the introduction, a brief statement of the evaluation of the text is given.

2. SUMMARY: Gives a summary of the main points of the article and a few examples. A brief explanation of the writer’s purpose and the organization of the text can also be added. This section of the critical review should be no longer than one third of the whole.

3. MAIN BODY (CRITIQUE): Discusses and evaluates the strengths, weaknesses and important features of the text. The discussion should be based on specific criteria and include other sources to support it (with references).

4. CONCLUSION: Concludes the review with a restatement of the overall opinion of the text. It can also include recommendations and some further explanation of the judgement to show that it is fair and reasonable. REFERENCES A list of references should be included at the end if other sources have been used.

United States History

Essay Instruction
: The possible essay questions are in the PDF entitled “Possible Essay Questions for the Mid-Term Exam (Units 01-05)” and in these instructions below. Choose TWO of the essays to write about, study, and formulate how will answer these essay questions, write your essay, and, sometime before its due date, upload your completed essay to dropbox on D2L. Each essay is worth 50 points apiece for a possible 100 points for this exam.
Look at the possible essay questions provided. Choose TWO of them and write a well-constructed essay for each question. Essays must be submitted in a DOC, DOCX, or PDF file. (Do not submit .pages files, .odt files, or submit GoogleDocs or Office365 links. Upload a proper file!)
Essays should be in a standard font like Times New Roman, 12 point font, with 1-inch margins, and double-spaced. Each essay should be no less than two full pages long and no more than four pages long. Thus the whole file, with both your essays, should be between four full pages and eight pages long. Each essay should be at least five good-sized paragraphs in length, with an introduction, at least three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Combine both your essays in one document/file. You must answer all of these questions by referring only to your textbook, the lecture slides, and the videos. DO NOT consult the internet or other outside sources. Basically, treat these as in-class essays that are open book, open slides, open videos, and open notes, but you’re just typing them at home. If you want to quote or cite the textbook, use a parenthetical citation and cite the section of the book, like this: (Corbett, et al. sec. 2.1). If you want to quote or cite the lecture slides, use a parenthetical citation and cite the slide title and lecture set, like: (“Christopher Columbus,” 01 – A New World). If you want to quote or cite the CrashCouse US History videos, use a parenthetical citation and cite the name and number of the video, like: (“The Natives and the English,” Crash Course US History #3). If you want to quote or cite the VidGrid videos, use a parenthetical citation and cite the name of the video, like: (“Government and Benign Neglect”).

I want full 5 pages essay that combines both essays. You can pick 2 questions in the possible essay questions file and all of the information that you need to read such as textbooks, videos, slides are in the class outline file (it has links) that I uploaded.