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A Review of the Pros and Cons of Alcohol Consumption
Alcohol
Benefits of Alcohol Consumption Moderate alcohol consumption may lead to various health benefits to the user. First, it can prevent heart disease. There are over 100 studies, which have proven that alcohol reduces the occurrence of heart diseases such as sudden cardiac death, heart attack, peripheral vascular disease, as well as stroke arising from a…
An Appeal for Financial Help for Kennedy Elementary School and the Surrounding Community
Disability
Help
Money
Poverty
lt’s understandable many people out there don‘t have enough money to survive in the real world many people need money. The reasons my community needs money and charity was that money is needed to help schools. to help the poor or the mentally disabled people. and also to help small business that need a helping…
Personal Statement – Environmental Health
Environment
Mental Health
WaterpollutionIndustrial current demand and surrounding exposures are the best answer why I chose Environmental Health. In Malaysia, most of industrial institution need at least one person have a knowledge in environmental. Furthermore, I am on going to hold a Safety and Health Officer Certificate from National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Malaysia. The course…
Case Study: Student with Learning Disability Classification
Disability
Learning Disability
Student
Study
De’ja McGee is a sixth grade student with a specific learning disability classification. De’ja receives services for both reading and mathematics, has support in the general classroom, and receives after school tutoring. She participates in general education classes in reading, writing, science, mathematics, and social studies, with support in reading, mathematics, and study hall. De’ja…
The Columbine High School Shooting in the Novel Columbine by Dave Cullen
Emergency
Politics
School shooting
Violence
On a normal morning, three days after prom, gunshots were discharged at Columbine High School. By the end of the day, twelve students and a teacher were dead, numerous had been injured, two gunmen had shot themselves, and an entire community was traumatized, The novel Columbine by Dave Cullen told the story empowering story of…
A Reflection on the Influences on My Decision to Pursue Psychology as One of My Majors
Art
Psychology
Therapy
I selected psychology as one of my majors (with biology being the other one) because it is something that has interested me from a young age. My stepfather is a psychology major, and now works for the Transportation Security Administration. Growing up, I would often hear his two cents on certain matters–his thoughts on certain…
Demonstration and Laboratory Method of Teaching in Nursing
Nursing
Teaching
The demonstration method teaches by exhibition and explanation. Although it is sometimes used to refer all illustrative teaching, the term demonstration usually is taken to mean explanation of a process, as opposed to exemplification of the object itself. One of the advantage of demonstration is that it trains the student in the art of careful…
Physical Distribution
Physical
After products are produced and priced, they must be distributed to the marketplace. All organizations perform a distribution function. The distribution function is vital to the economic well-being of society because it provides the goods and services desired by the consumer. Economists often describe the value of distribution in terms of ownership, place, and time…
The Importance of Discipline and Perseverance in Regenesis by Eric Walters
Belief
Death
Perseverance
Philosophy
Imagine being stranded on a devastated Earth after it was destroyed by an asteroid. Your original plan was to determine if life could be revived, but unfortunately, your spaceship is now in ruins. The only people remaining are Joshua, who is ambitious, Billy, an athlete, Simon, the brain, and a few other scientists. Your mission…
Three Stages of Nursing Theory Development
Evidence-based practice
Nursing
Introduction Understanding the stages of nursing theory development is important in the education and training of nurses. Chinn & Kramer defined nursing theory as “a creative and rigorous structuring of ideas that project a tentative, purposeful, and systematic view of phenomena” (2015, p. 255). In the earlier years of nursing history, there was little information…