Parents Case Studies Samples For Students

In the event, I was appointed the Court Special Appointed Advocate, I will consider the following factors as it partakes the information that I am to rely on; Instances that promote the idea behind child neglect are the most fundamental aspects that i consider necessary. Similarly, the information that I will use will be based on my interviews that I purpose to institute. In this case, I will interview the foster families that adopted the children. In this regard, getting information from the S family will be of significance to my research of the instance of child neglect of children ...

Jay has flunked from his first year of college and is involved in a lot of drinking which interfere with his ambition of becoming a chemical engineer. He does not want to come for psychological treatment of his problems because of clear denial that he has a problem. Despite that, Jay was born normally with no complications at birth and during labor. He met all his developmental milestones early and was described as an advanced baby. Jay reportedly excelled in school with needing very little effort to maintain a straight ‘A’ report card even in the gifted and talented program. He is a ...

Is baby Steven gaining too much weight too quickly? Based on growth patterns and recommended weight gains for infants under one year, baby Steven is gaining weight on a perfectly normal scale. Based on reports by the CDC the average weight a baby is supposed to add in the first month is between 4-7 ounces or 112 grams to 200 grams. During breast feeding, infants who are breastfed grow differently from those gaining their nourishment from supplements and formula (Johnson, 2012). The average weight gain for a breastfeeding baby is between 0.5 kg to 1 kilogram every month if growth. The height ...

Casey is a 25-year-old male who has suffered from bouts of sadness and lack of motivation about every three months for 8 years. He claims to have done all he can to stop this, yet is not strong enough to achieve it. He has several close friends who he has confided this too, but they have also been of little help. He claims to hear diffuse voices that tell him to hurt himself sometimes, which he has done a few times, including one suicide attempt.
The situation in his household has always been complicated. His father and his mother have had ...

Johnny Tello addiction to cocaine has resulted to other crimes that he has to commit so as to ensure that he can maintain the crack supply. He has even gone to the extent of stealing from his parents, the people expected to be taking care of him. It is difficult for his parents to perform their parental duties to such a person since he has become a social challenge even within the family. His new circle of friends has influenced his behavior, and unless he is isolated from them his cocaine addiction is not something that will go soon. After robbing a ...

Question 1

One of the most important factors to consider in Sarah’s case is disclosure. If I were in Sarah’s shoes, I would ensure that I inform either the school or my parents of the disturbing email immediately once it was sent. Isolation, as Sarah did, is not the answer to this situation.

Question 2

If I were Sarah’s parent, I would have done things differently. This is through following up on her relationships in school. This may include asking her close friends what is happening in school since she is not sharing her troubles.
The warning signs demonstrated ...

INITIAL PATIENT REPORT

In this section of the report, the confidential data of the patient “Kate Doe” would be described in detail.
1. Identifying Information -: The patient, Kate Doe, is a Caucasian woman who is lives in a town near north of San Francisco. She was born on January 1, 1980 and is an attorney.
2. Presenting Problem and Behaviors-: Kate had been experiencing “spitting headaches” since seven days (a week), after recently breaking up with her boyfriend. Upon arriving to the office, Kate showed signs of being tired and tearful. In addition, her speech was also slow along with her face ...

Introduction

Charles Manson was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on November 12, 1934 to Kathleen Maddox, a sixteen-year-old prostitute (Atchison & Kathleen, 2011). This paper aims at analyzing America’s “most dangerous man.” In doing so, the paper will examine his history, actions, psychology, and personality. There are also conclusions regarding preventative treatments and therapies made based on Manson’s story and knowledge of other psychological disorders.
Charles Manson spent his childhood under the care of different people, including his uncle, aunt, caretaker, or grandmother away from his un-wanting mother. His mother, Kathleen Maddox was drunken trouble-maker and irresponsible. She once sold ...

Bullying is a problem that is of current interest to students, educators, communities, and the nation because it affects so many aspects of society. Although some people see being bullied as a character-building rite of passage that all students must endure, the facts demonstrate that bullying can have far-reaching effects that make it much more than a mere schoolyard game. Bullying affects everything from the quality of education children receive, the ability of students to prepare for jobs, the ability of students to prepare for higher education, students’ mental health, and community safety. A sociological examination shows that communities, educators, administrators, researchers, ...

Marketing for Kids: A New Perspective

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
With the help of new, kid- friendly technologies, are savvy marketers gaining a sort of advantage over parents? Are toy marketers like Ganz , food marketers like McDonald’s and kid-apparel retailers such as 77kids by American Eagle too desperate to target kids? Some of the kids like Isabella Sweet spend almost an hour a day on Webkinz website. The site posts ads that reward kids with virtual currency that they can use to create sophisticated rooms for digital version of their Webkinz pets.
The world of kids-marketing has become extremely complex and tech-friendly. Marketers have become innovative ...

Educational Institution

You know him, right? Blond, tall and handsome Scandinavian guy. Dressed in armor with a red cape, has the ability to fly? No, not Superman, get your facts straight! Alright, he has a mighty companion, a hammer called Mjolnir, with the help of which he can summon lightning. Yes, correct, his name is Thor. He is a God of Thunder, son of Odin, the Father of all Gods, himself. Brought to public by Marvel comics in far 1962, he was popularized today by such movies like “Thor”, Thor: The Dark World”, and of course “The Avengers”. But I am sure that some people ...

Introduction

The purpose of this paper is to develop a comprehensive nursing care plan in relation to a case study. The nursing care plan is a structural framework that is developed by a health care provider for the purpose of ensuring harmonized communication that will eventually result to secure and valuable care for the patient (Doenges, M. E., Moorhouse, M. F., & Murr, A. C., 2005). Maternal health care is a sensitive area of health care provision as it involves handling two lives at once; that of the mother and the unborn child. In this case, developing a maternal care plan requires adequate familiarization with the psychological, ...

Mayfair Ltd. would be obligated to pay Speedymove the increased price of £8,000 because the modification made to the contract was valid.
A binding contract is created through the process of mutual assent (offer and acceptance) and consideration, definiteness, and when no valid defenses or excuses to contract exist. In this case, both parties appear to agree that a valid contract was formed and existed to deliver 150 frames for an exhibition at the price of 6,000, 25 frames at a time over a period of six weeks, although the fact pattern does not specify whether the contract is ...

According to the demands of modern life, education is considered to be the inherent component of success. In order to become a well-rounded personality ready to face different challenges, one is expected to study. However, obtaining education is a difficult process that consists in both triumphs and failures and depends on extrinsic factors, which are usually not controlled by students. Among many other impacts that may be encountered in the course of learning, attention should be drawn to such factors as society, race, and home life, together with parenting.
Firstly, learning process can be discussed from the viewpoint of the ...

We are talking about Becky, how she thought that she is not a good student. But when day when she was offered a treat, she gave her best possible efforts. A student, basically a child needs constant love, security and attention. She feels lonely or unimportant if she does not get these things. If a child is facing lack of attention at home, that would be reciprocated in his class grades. This may also be called as Attention Deficit Syndrome, where the child wants to gain attention of the parents thus she behaves in a way that she thinks will attract her parents attention ...

The report “Helping Your Child Become a Reader,” is a very important report with the sole purpose of emphasizing on the importance of teaching reading to one’s child and on directing them through systematically arranged activities in their effort to practice reading in a meaningful way. It states the importance of parent’s active involvement with the activities that the children conduct in learning reading and systematic monitoring of the progress. In so doing, the entire horizon of knowledge becomes available to the young inquisitive children. And through doing activities with their parents, they find the task of reading fun, interesting, ...

Business Law Case Study

Issue
Was the appellant to compensation from the year 2009 up to 2011?
Rule
Oklahoma law provide for compensation but factors such as waiver and laches can defeat compensation claims .In this case, the appellant waived this right by prohibiting the appellant from exercising his parental duties over the child.

Application

In deciding this case, the court addressed two issues. The act of remitting of maintenance by the appellee. The court noted that the appellant paid the maintenance for the child from the year 2002 to the 2009 despite the appellant claiming that there was no child ...

Introduction

The family that this paper will analyze by running a multidimensional test includes a single mother who belongs to Nicaragua, a less developed country of Africa. She currently has four children. The family has three sons and one daughter. The mother married multiple times, but now she is living a dissociative life, and her focus remains on the well-being of her children. Her parents are alive, and therefore, she has a home to go to, if everything fails in her life. The family is hand to mouth as far as financial circumstances are concerned. However, the leader of the small collective is cautioneously optimistic ...

PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology
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This is a very wide research problem. An infant named MB was reviewed. The infant was two months of age and was in the stages of infancy. MB spent the majority of her time resting. In the time that MB was awake, there were several experiments that has d been conducted in order to examine her reflexes. MB demonstrated consistent signs of reflex activity with the exceptions of the tonic neck and stepping reflex. MB did not have the capacity of holding her head upright and did not demonstrate any signs of motor development initiations. MB’ ...

Child study Project

Barney Fernandez is seven years old. An attractive boy with dark, curly hair and a sharp nose, resembling his father. He is of average stature, just right for his age, and can be described as a little slim, compared to other children of his age. A close observation would reveal that the expression on his face is dull, listless, normally. There are sudden bursts of enthusiasm when there are prospects of doing what he likes. For example, playing out of doors. Swinging, sliding, jumping, dancing. Barney is not interested in painting, cutting, pasting or playing carom or cards. His preferences are ...

Background

Love Etc is a love documentary that follows the love and sex lives of a set of couples living in New York City. The documentary is aimed at accessing experiences of the couples and individuals in the different levels of the love cycle of meeting up, dating/courting, marrying, divorce and starting over. To achieve a meaningful assessment the directors of the documentary choose individuals from diverse occupational, racial backgrounds, on different stages of the love cycle.

Relationship status

The documentary sets off at the getting married stage with Chitra and Mahendra, an Indian-American couple from Queens, Jamaica. The couple is engaged and are on ...

Introduction

The American Tool & Die key owners are considering shifting the location of their organization to a place close to the current emerging foreign automakers. Their former consumers are faced with the challenge of reduced demand that in turn affects the production at American Tool & Die. The AT &D leadership is, therefore, contemplating on the need to change in order to rescue the organization from financial turmoil’s, as well as closure of the company. Mueller plans to establish a fresh plant near the foreign automakers that are taking the market by storm and are potential consumers’ of AT & D products. Nevertheless, ...

The vision behind forming the Mystic Monk Coffee is that Father Daniel Mary wants to help setup the business that would help them with the purchase of the Ranch that Father Daniel Mary wants. He is achieving this by serving a niche market of the coffee drinkers. This niche market is very large with more than 150 million consumers. There are also expansion plans that Father Daniel Mary has in mind. He wants to increase his sales and wants to buy a bigger Roaster to meet the demand. His marketing techniques are aggressive, but only limited to word of mouth and ...

Role of Marketers and Parents

The KGOY (or kids getting old younger) phenomenon is a situation wherein a young children pretend to be much older than their age and try to look mature. Researchers have mixed findings about whether this phenomenon was brought about by marketers or not. However, research has shown that marketers actually have a market segment defined as KGOY. That means they develop advertising and marketing campaigns precisely to tap and develop this market. The segment is fairly detailed and even has sub-segments as age group. The Barbie doll is one example of a toy that encourages young girls to aspire not only to become ...

This case study presented a concern that dealt with the principal who has allowed teachers to independently decide on the use of instructional materials in school. The study involved Lake Side Elementary School that made the unfavorable decision of purchasing the spelling software. Miss Tannin, the principal, argues that the teachers are prepared to solve routine educational issues. Being professional in their field, the teachers are aware of resources that are best for learners. The only error, this time, was the principal’s failure to countercheck the teachers’ decisions.
The parents had true concerns about their children who were ...

CALIFORNIA CIRCUIT COURT

Civil Action No. 35 of 2014
IN THE MATTER OF; THE CUSTODY OF CHASTITY
SALLY BRIGHT. PETITIONER
VERSUS
JOHN BRIGHT .. RESPONDENT

Comes Sally Bright, by counsel and in her Memorandum she states as follows:

I. FACTS
The petitioner was married to the respondent and later separated due to marital difficulties. Later, the petitioner filed a divorce petition and the court granted her temporary custody of their daughter. However, the court granted the respondent weekly visitation a right in regard to their child .The issue is that the respondent wants custody of the child.
II. ISSUES

A.SHOULD THE PETITIONER BE GRANTED CUSTODY OF THE CHILD?

California family code 320-322 provides that the judge should consider the interests ...

Ericson’s theory of psychosocial development

Erik Ericson has proposed the theory of psychosocial development which details the outcome of social experiences in the life of human beings. He further maintained that human beings underwent eight stages. According to him the fourth stage of psychosocial development has to do with middle childhood and when the child starts understanding the meaning of pride especially in their capabilities and achievements (An & Cooney, 2006). The current case study deals with Logan, a child in middle childhood having a terminally ill sister. The child is in constant conflict because he is not able to share his thoughts or even appreciated and ...

Introduction

Family law deals with matters related to domestic and family relations. The case of GOBBLE v. STATE of Alabama is one case that attracted lots of attention due to the many family related issues that surrounds the death of Phoenix Parrish who was only four month old. The mystery surrounding the death of the son remains unsolved despite the ruling by the circuit court. Any court with an appellate jurisdiction finds it unnecessary to rewind the decision of the circuit court as it is evident that the defendant unwillingly contributed to the termination of an innocent life of a four-month ...

Communication

Communication
Because parents are important to make this meeting a success, it is very important too that the teacher concern comes up with a guideline that would make the parents feel comfortable and enable the teachers to communicate in the easiest way possible to ensure success of the ,meeting. In order to achieve this, the guideline of the parent-teacher meeting will take the following format.
- Begin by setting a stage for success. It is the first thing to do before the meeting begins beginning the meeting with a greeting and welcoming the parents. The introduction will make them very relieved ...

Part 1 Traumagram

Information from traumagram and discussion about it with the client
- Family history for three generations of traumatized family members and mental illness
- Paternal Grandfather James b.1925d.1993
- James traumatized
- James died of liver problems
- Paternal Grandmother Mary b.1929d. 2011
- Paternal Grandmother mentally ill (cruel at times, loving at times)
- Grandmother on father’s side traumatized grandfather and her children with verbal and psychological abuse
- Father Ricky b.1995d.2010
- Father traumatized
- Father became alcoholic in late teens
- Father mental illness ( ...

Though Sam and Gladys are not parties to the mortgage contract and could therefore be barred by the laws governing the privity of contracts, they have a few options to pursue. The mortgage note was signed by Sam’s father and it is provided that he has been making periodic payments towards the same. This means that he is the one entitled in law to institute legal proceedings in this contract. Sam and Gladys were named in the mortgage note as the intended beneficiaries as opposed to incidental beneficiaries. This is because they immediately occupied the house and started living ...

The legal issue of ABC partners entailed negligence having set a company beyond their jurisdiction and failed to register a company. ABC is liable to pay damages to Robert Knight. This case is tortuous liability due to the wrongful act of abandoning an oil well and failing to secure a place. This results in Robert having an injury due to the negligent act. The legal rule of Tort holds that one who suffers in case of negligence of another party can claim damages. In this case, ABC partners owe a duty of care to Robert Knight who suffers injury due to their act ...

- Introduction
Cherry Tree Learning Materials Company wants to diversify its business from just selling its products to children with special needs to also selling them to normal children which will increase the company’s revenue. My role is to advice the company executives on what they need to do in order to achieve their goals.2.0 Problem Statement
At the moment the company is unable to fulfill the needs of the special needs market as it only sells to teachers and yet there is the untapped market of the parents of the children with special needs. The ...

Age __________________________

Medical Conditions(s): _______________________________________________
Reason for Referral
The patient was experiencing difficulties in getting sleep and was irritable most of the time. The patient constantly sinks into depression and has even in a number of occasions attempted suicide. Furthermore, the patient has lost interest in certain activities, which they used to like such as that of playing with friends.

Tests Administered/Test Scores & Interpretation/Behavioral Observations:

The tests that have been administered are the psychological, brain and the blood tests for bipolar disorder. The psychological test were done through the use of questions involving the level of concentration of the patient while at work ...

Personality theories elaborate individual characteristic behavior and factors that maintain such behavior depending on personal experience. The personality theories look for the essence of individual human beings. Sigmund Freud conceptualized the psychological paradigm called the psychoanalysis. Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis depicts state and development of individuals beginning from the ancient days up to the modern days.
Feud theory illustrates the psychoneuroses group like Jessica. This group of people has an influence of heredity and civilization that are pivotal to suppress their sexual instincts. Feud contends that the civilization leads to suppression of the sexual instincts and finally ...

The deceased, Carol Hoffman was murdered by her husband on the or about the evening of 10th or the early morning of 11th August 1981. They had earlier on spent the day together with their children and everything seemed fine. However, when they went to bed at night, David wanted to make love to his wife and when she refused, he choked her to death. After his wife’s death, David went to the basement of the house to call his mother (appellant) and asked her to go and sit in the living room. Sitting in the living room ...

The Defendant had been estranged from the complainant, who was his wife. The wife, Marjory Damms was also separated from her mother. The defendant wanted to reconcile his wife and her mother, hoping that it would lead to reconciliation between himself and Marjory. On the morning of 6th April, 1959 the defendant drove to where Marjory stayed, and waited at a bus stop he knew she frequented. When she arrived he lied to her that her mother was unwell, and convinced her to get into his car. When they arrived at the mother’s home, Marjory realized that the defendant ...

Conceptualization

The psychological problems of the client, Yisel revolve around her choice of career, and are rooted in the fact that she is trying hard to live and make decisions according to the expectations of her parents as she fears disappointing them. Yisel is incongruent because there is a very slight overlap between her ideal self and her real self. With this being the case, it is very unlikely that she will achieve the state of self actualization. Seeking to conform to the needs and desires of her parents has consistently widens the gap between her real self and her ideal ...

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The personality oriented theories by Albert Reiss define some processes that help control individuals from involving in immoral and anti-social behaviors. From the control theories, Zamora and Graham failed to adhere to the stipulated control as stipulated by Reiss. They were aware of the direct control which are punishments given by the parents reason why they were hiding from their parents. Their conscience failed the internal control making them feel right and heroic in committing the heinous act. Their conscience failed to make them feel guilty of the actions. They also failed to adhere to the indirect ...

Dissociative identity disorder does exist. However, its development is what is in doubt. Trying to explain the development of the disorder as being caused by childhood trauma creates even more doubts as to the existence of the disorder. This makes the diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder greatly controversial in the present-day Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Nevertheless, the existence of the disorder is a reality that makes the functioning of diagnosed patients difficult.
The fact that it is possible to create false ‘realities’ of chronic childhood cruelties in therapy make it possible to manipulate the thoughts ...

Abstract

Following is a question and answer article discussing the influential leadership of Ursula Burns and how she manages a multinational corporation Xerox. Her inspirations and her way of working are described in the answers to the questions that follow.

Q. In your opinion is Ursula Burns more of a charismatic leader, transformational leader, or both?

A. Ursula Burns, CEO Xerox, is listed as the 14th most powerful woman in the Forbes survey for 2013 and also the first African American CEO. In the Forbes profile dedicated to Ms. Burns, Forbes describes how Ursula Burns has acted as a transforming figure for Xerox’s image from a mere photocopier and carbon copy solutions company to a brand in documentation and IT ...

Scenario of Paediatric Care within a Hospital Setting

INTRODUCTION
Every day, children becomes ill or get involved in various types of accidents that require medical attention. Whether these children are taken to a paediatrician, specialist, clinic or a hospital setting, a nurse will tend to them. Therefore, a paediatric nurse plays a crucial role which is as imperative as that of a doctor. Paediatric nurses are known to provide essential information in regard to treatment, prevention of future illnesses and injuries in children, and helping the child and the family as well all through the illness or injury. In this paper, I will develop a scenario of paediatric care within a hospital setting for a ...

Tony and Peggy finally announce their arrangement to get married to their parents. This is greeted with allot of joy by the family members. In John’s family he will be the first one to marry since this leaves his parents Mr big Tony and Mrs Carmella happy. Peggy’s Mother Mildred is overjoyed with the whole news. This news necessitated Peggy and John to effectively carry out the required preparation in anticipation for their marriage.
Since the marriage proposal took place on Christmas, they had to create enough time to allow them to plan effectively on their ...

Healthcare and Child Care in Queensland (Australia)

- Abstract
Healthcare and child care are challenging issues, particularly in a culturally diverse country like Australia. There are different opinions depending upon personal and political divisions. Career in these fields, demands knowledge and understanding of statutory standards and professional obligations related to safety and well-being of children and healthcare seekers. This paper discusses relevant issues of this profession.
- Sustainability of Environment
The land is 10km from city and in a commercial zone. The area is covered in gravel and uneven. The perimeter fence is made of galvanised steel mesh. While the location cannot be changed, the ...

- Introduction to Case Study
This case involves a youngster in k-2. Her name is Jocelyn Adams. She is born of a middle-class family residing in Oakland, California. The case study is meant to identify reading difficulties in this youngster. This case study is in a clinical setting. It is important to understand that young kids sometimes experience difficulties reading and writing. This does not mean that children experiencing such difficulties cannot improve their skills. Unlike older people, children can easily become better in their literacy capacities if they obtain the right motivation and facilitation (Ferguson, 1964). This case is conducted ...

- Write a detailed list of the information you would gather about Willow from her mother Trish. How would you go about gathering this information? (*Have to reference 5 things why it is important to know about children.)
In this case it is important the child is being incorporated into a whole new environment. It is therefore important that the person involved with the responsibility of response care has to work closely with the guardians of the child to ensure that there is a smooth transition in the life of the child. The first important is to gather information from Willow’ ...

In the last few years, there has been sharp reaction from the members of the public, human rights movements, and government agencies on whether lesbian and same-sex couples should be allowed to form their families by adopting children or not. This topic remains controversial in the contemporary society, despite the number of children adopted by lesbian and same-sex couples keeps on increasing. Researchers articulate that the number of children under custody and care of lesbian and same-sex couples stand at six to thirteen million globally. It is presumed that this number will increase significantly when other states allow lesbian ...

Jasmine is diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), which is the most common form of pediatric cancers. It is caused by malignant transformations that occur in hematopoietic stem cells, making them undifferentiated cells with increased longevity. In ALL, those cells are called lymphoid cells, and their rate of proliferation causes fast growth and destruction of healthy bone marrow. Because of Jasmine’s age, the chances for an initial remission can be estimated at 95 percent (Rytting, 2012). However, achieving a complete cure is not a likely outcome, and an open and honest communication with Jasmine and her parents about her condition ...

Abstract

Communication is of essence between the parents and the teachers to ensure the student or pupils overall achievement of academic growth and general development of the student. It is therefore essential for every educator to communicate with the parents appropriately about the conduct of the student, as well as other issues to do with the student welfare.
Many dramatic scenarios have been reported occurring between parents and teachers. Sometimes parents and teachers do not communicate appropriately because of many reasons among them, parents being too over protective of their children and other times miss understanding or misinterpreting the ...

Any daycare with a preschool curriculum that has been in existence for over 20 years is going to experience changes throughout time. The center of review is located in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City. There are no significant historical foundations for the center and there are no specific issues of the time to address. The center opened as a needed place to provide childcare for working parents in the community.
Some of the social and cultural changes that have affected the center have been the population of the neighborhood. Although the location of the center has not changed, the neighborhood ...

3. A. C. has come for a monthly prenatal visit. While listening to her heart, the examiner notes an exaggerated splitting of S1, a loud, easily heard S3, and a grade ii systolic murmur. Other findings remain unchanged since the last visit.

Explain what a grade ii murmur means.

Murmurs refer to heart sounds that are produced when the flow of blood through the conduit is short of being laminar. The flow of blood is turbulent. The turbulence in the flow is therefore denoted by the audible noise, which is described as being a murmur. Murmurs are graded according to classes based on the character of the murmur. Being a grade ...

Abstract.

Communication between parents and teachers is vital to support students learning. Teachers should establish working relationships with parents to build a sense of neighbourliness between home and school, and keep parents involved with what is happening in school.

This article outlines the communication opportunities available between parents and teachers.

Statement of the problem
Parents and teachers participation in children’s development has been an area of concern for many education practitioners. A study by Deplanty and Duchane, suggested that teachers and students valued the value of participation in education, but contact between the two groups was not as open as expected”. That study showed that teachers need more preparation and ...

What are the key assessment issues to consider?

The first issue that is crucial to consider is the fact that the client is fatigued. The lack of sleep has worn her out hence affecting her energy levels. Thus, the client can only speak in a low voice. Equally significant is the fact that the client might be developing an addiction to alcohol. This has had profound effects on her body since the blood tests indicated abnormally high levels of liver enzymes. Another point of concern is the psychological state of the client. Her mental stability is quite questionable. She is also under a lot of guilt for the accident ...

Approaching at-risk youth about their behaviors can pose many challenges. For this reason, it is important to have a unified approach backed with research affirming its effectiveness. One very good model for this is the multisystemic approach, using nine different principles and processes in order to make the approach as effective as possible while also as non-intrusive as possible for the subject. We will now explore how this approach is used in practical applications, specifically by looking at a case study on teens at risk of transmitting AIDS and examining some aspects of the approach that are being applied here.
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Introduction to Probability and Statististics

Introduction to Probability and Statististics
According to smartmoney.com, 44% of the schools around the United States will be increasing the size of the classes, which means that the Student Teacher Ratio (STR) is going to rise. Initially records, as pulled directly from the department of education were significant but they did not showcase similar information which ultimately led to wrong findings.
According to Centre for Public Education, ratio of 15 to 18 students per teacher is ideal for K-3rd grade classes. They conducted a thorough study through various programs and arrived at certain conclusions.
- Students who ...

On Feb. 28, 2008, Judge H. Walter Croskey of the Second District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles ruled that children from the age of 6 to 18 years old can not be homeschooled unless the adult person providing the education holds a valid California teaching credential (Witte & Mero, 2008; Time, 2008). Judge Croskey relied on laws going back half a century stating that "California courts have held that under provisions in the Education Code, parents do not have a constitutional right to home school their children" (Witte & Mero, 2008; Time, 2008). The judge went on to say that any individual teaching ...

First scenario

Tony case presents a situation of the interpretation of the law. Generally, the law should be applied for the common good of society. In this case, the question put forth is whether Tony has a right to attend school in a district outside her actual residency. The question of residency informs the central problem. For purposes of determining actual residency, the law looks at the residence of the parents. No wonder the submission that grandmother is not the legal guardian. The legal guardians, under the law, are the parents, that is, the father and the mother. The law should, therefore, be interpreted ...

Family structure affects the rate of poverty among societies. The number of parents in a family gets linked with the availability of quality economic and human resource available to a child. Families headed by single parents are likely to be economically vulnerable as compared to married couples. Single parent families have only one wage earner and this provides a reason for economic vulnerability (Alesina & Glaesar 42). Poverty caused by the family structure impacts on both the parent and children. The age of children also affects poverty rates. Families composed of young children who are unable to provide labor have higher poverty levels. ...

I recall an incident 6 years ago when I was in high school, which to this day continues to baffle me. The incident was a negotiation involving my father and a potential employee at one of his shops. My father had been in the process of setting up a new business and had opted to carry out the interviews for his potential employees at home. Not only did he feel that this would provide a less intimidating atmosphere for his potential employees, but also that it would allow him to comfortably express his culture and expectations without too much effort. My father is ...

Biographical Sketch

A). Upbringing: Even though both of Poe’s parents were ambulant actors, he was brought up in a life of utter poverty, along with a brother and a sister. Poe’s childhood was quite unstable because since the family was constantly traveling. In 1811, after the death of his parents, Poe was taken into foster care by John and Frances Allan, a wealthy couple in Richmond. Poe’s life was quite comfortable thereafter, although he was not as close to his foster father as he was to his foster mother. Between 1815 and 1820 Poe studied at a school in the outskirts of London ...