Design a “comfort contract” whereby patients or their surrogates designate an expected level of postsurgical overall comfort, and also where they can specify chronic discomforts and interventions that they use at home for relief.

Specific benefits of nursing care

Evidence suggests that patients do better when their expectations about specific benefits of nursing care are discussed and met.

Design a “comfort contract” whereby patients or their surrogates designate an expected level of postsurgical overall comfort, and also where they can specify chronic discomforts and interventions that they use at home for relief.

include 400 words in your initial post with two scholarly articles no older than 5 years, including intro, body, conclusion

 

How has your identity as an Asian American or Pacific Islander impacted you? If it hasn’t, how do you want to get more in touch with your identity? How has/hasn’t your racial/ethnic identity interacted with any other identities you hold ? How does that affect how you carry yourself in the world?

Discussion Essay

Essay 1:

How has your identity as an Asian American or Pacific Islander impacted you? If it hasn’t, how do you want to get more in touch with your identity? How has/hasn’t your racial/ethnic identity interacted with any other identities you hold ? How does that affect how you carry yourself in the world?

Essay 3:

How would you define success for yourself? What goals do you have for during and after college? What do you believe you need to achieve success and accomplish your goals?

 

What is it? How does it work? How can this be useful? Etc Keep it short, concise and simple to understand. Explain how this can benefit this organization: https://www.assent.com/.

Summarize and explain the following video.

  1. What is it? How does it work? How can this be useful? Etc Keep it short, concise and simple to understand.
  2. Explain how this can benefit this organization: https://www.assent.com/.

Video:

 

Revise/develop a curriculum map for an undergraduate admissions office in a content area of your choice. Be sure to include a cover page describing the content area , undergraduate grade level, and any other pertinent information.

Curriculum Mapping Project

Revise/develop a curriculum map for an undergraduate admissions office in a content area of your choice. Be sure to include a cover page describing the content area , undergraduate grade level, and any other pertinent information. The attached resources may help with direction.

Remember the concept of Backwards Design/UBD/Beginning with the End in Mind – remembering assessments based on the essential questions should be developed before developing a curriculum map.

The following resources, along with information in the text, may assist in revising/developing the curriculum map.

 

How does the story begin and end, the use of scene and summary, where in time does the story begin and end, the use of flashbacks, what happens in this story?

Critique paper:

In most cases, you will start your critique with some of the points that worked for you in the story. How did the piece make you feel? What do you think the writer was trying to explore/achieve with the piece? What does the work do successfully? Where can it be made stronger? Here are some of the elements of craft that you may want to bring up when workshopping your classmates’ prose:

Structure and Plot: How does the story begin and end, the use of scene and summary, where in time does the story begin and end, the use of flashbacks, what happens in this story?

World building: Do you believe in this world?

Dialogue: Does the writer use dialogue tags, does the dialogue seem “realistic,” does the dialogue move the story forward, is there tension in the dialogue, is the speech reported or is the dialogue spelled out.

Voice/Tone/Point of View: Who is telling the story, is it first, second or third person, is the narrator distant and omniscient or are we close to the protagonists point of view, is this the best choice for this story, how would changing this person telling the story change the work? Is the point of view consistent throughout the story, or does the author change points of view? If he or she changes point of view, is that confusing or distracting, or does that work for this story.

Main and Secondary Characters: What is the relationship between character and all the other elements of craft? Are the secondary characters important to the story? Do they help build the world of the story? How does character shape plot, and vice versa?

Images: the use of specific images, metaphors or simile. Does the writer help you see/hear/smell/feel/taste the world he/she has created? How can they do more?

Language or Poetry: How does the piece sound to the ear? Has the writer used language in a way that helps you feel his or her meanings?

Setting: Did the writer successfully bring you into his or her world? What is this world, what makes it compelling or not? What is the mood of this world?

Humor: How does humor work in this story? Is what happens funny? Or the language funny? What made you laugh?

How often do you use technology in this setting? What are the rules of practice for this setting? Is technology distracting in this setting? Do you prefer old media” like phone, written letter, or even face-to-face communication in this setting?

Week 6 Discussion: Relationships and Technology

Required Resources
Read/review the following resources for this activity:

Textbook: Chapter 9; review Chapter 8, 10, 11
Lesson
Minimum of 1 scholarly source (in addition to the textbook/lesson)
Initial Post Instructions
For your initial post, share with the class how technology affects your communication in four contexts. Use the following four categories as your four headings for this post:

Academic (school setting)
Professional (work setting)
Civic (community setting)
Personal (private setting)
Examine how your engagement with technology changes from context to context. Answer the following questions under each of the four above headings. Write your answers in paragraph format.

How often do you use technology in this setting?
What are the rules of practice for this setting?
Is technology distracting in this setting?
Do you prefer old media” like phone, written letter, or even face-to-face communication in this setting?
Finally, conclude your post by examining the readings this week. How has the lesson or reading this week challenged you to change your technology practices?

Write a creative text where will be the development of the plot, the development of the main characters, the description of nature and so on.

Creative writing

Should write a creative text ( or something else ) where will be the development of the plot, the development of the main characters, the description of nature and so on.
My teacher’s assignment :It can be on any topic. It can be fiction or creative non-fiction (i.e. an autobiographical story, not an essay). It can be a single short story or a series of shorter texts. Alternatively, it could be a series of poems or a short theatre/film script – but you’ll need to discuss this with me in advance so we can decide what would be an appropriate assignment – i.e. equivalent to 2,500 words of prose.

What is meant by the phrase “People engage in communication for a variety of purposes”? What is meant by the phrase “Communication is a dynamic process”

Dynamic process

What is meant by the phrase “People engage in communication for a variety of purposes”?

What is meant by the phrase “Communication is a dynamic process”

What is meant by the phrase “Communication has a consequence”?

What is meant by the phrase “Culture is shared”?

 

 

What are some of the most compelling intercultural communication challenges that will have to be managed over the next 50 years? Why? How do you think the United States becoming a “minority majority” nation will influence dominant culture values?

Dominant culture values

  1. What are some of the most compelling intercultural communication challenges that will have to be managed over the next 50 years? Why?
  2. How do you think the United States becoming a “minority majority” nation will influence dominant culture values?
  3. How can culture influence different perceptions of human rights? What is an example?
  4. What are some generalizations about life in the United States that an international exchange student might draw from watching The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, or your favorite television show?
  5. Identify some of the culturally related challenges involved in an international relief response to a communicable disease outbreak.
  6. Identify a problem in your own life where communication has only worsened the situation.

 

What are some reasons that make intercultural cooperation more important than ever? How do you believe we can get people throughout the world, and from a variety of cultures, to engage in humanitarian cooperation? Is such engagement possible?

Intercultural cooperation

What are some reasons that make intercultural cooperation more important than ever?

How do you believe we can get people throughout the world, and from a variety of cultures, to engage in humanitarian cooperation? Is such engagement possible?

Why do you believe that compromise is difficult to achieve in the intercultural setting?