Provide a brief essay of a academic performance for a business student that is applying for a scholarship.

Academic performance

Provide a brief essay of a academic performance for a business student that is applying for a scholarship.

Do current TSCA reform efforts (2014 draft) adequately address the need to protect public health from industrial chemicals?

Module 7 Resources

Do current TSCA reform efforts (2014 draft) adequately address the need to protect public health from industrial chemicals?

Argument 1 – YES
Argument 2 -NO

What product did you choose? What chemicals did you choose? Is there any data available for these chemicals? If so, what are the known or suspected health effects?

Three chemicals found in the label of a product of your choice.

Use this list of sources of information (for example Scorecard) to investigate three chemicals found in the label of a product of your choice. Answer the following:

What product did you choose?
What chemicals did you choose?
Is there any data available for these chemicals?
If so, what are the known or suspected health effects?

What are the different types of Phonics Instruction? Discuss the Alphabetic Principle. What is the importance of the Alphabetic Principle? What is Phonics?

Alphabetic Principle and Phonics

After you view these short videos address use the four guided questions below to develop a summary as related to the concepts of the Alphabetic Principle and Phonics.

The purpose of this activity is to highlight the important information related to the concepts of the Alphabetic Principle and Phonics and to create focal points as you view the video. Write a summary that best captures your understanding about the Alphabetic Principle and Phonics. Use the guided questions to assist you in developing a “thick” understanding of phonics and the alphabetic principle. There is a 4 point award for this Extra Credit assignment.

1. What are the different types of Phonics Instruction?

2. Discuss the Alphabetic Principle.

3. What is the importance of the Alphabetic Principle?

4. What is Phonics?

Processing through this activity builds your background knowledge about the Alphabetic Principle and Phonics. Additionally, you should be able to differentiate between phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics.

Videos:

Discuss the importance of “first do no harm” with thoughtful examples in the student’s own words. Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the human body’s “innate ability to heal” including meaningful examples. Describe a process to comprehensively gather information to gain an understanding of the “underlying cause” of an illness or disease including specific examples.

Commitment paper

In the year one commitment paper, the student should demonstrate a thorough understanding of each principle. Furthermore, the student should:

(1) Discuss the importance of “first do no harm” with thoughtful examples in the student’s own words.

(2) Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the human body’s “innate ability to heal” including meaningful examples.

(3) Describe a process to comprehensively gather information to gain an understanding of the “underlying cause” of an illness or disease including specific examples.

(4) Demonstrate a thorough understanding of “treating the whole person” specifying examples of several aspects of the whole person that might contribute to illness.

(5) Discuss the physician’s role of “doctor as teacher” including specific methods and purposes for mentoring individual patients in ways to become healthy.

(6) Describe the importance of “prevention” based on a review of a patient’s current conditions including examples.

Choose 3 of the following reasons that officers use to refuse applications, and discuss why an officer could believe that an applicant may not leave Canada at the end of their stay based on these circumstances.

Temporary residence application refusal

When making decisions on all temporary status applications, the officer cannot approve the application unless he or she believes that the applicant will leave Canada at the end of their stay.

Choose 3 of the following reasons that officers use to refuse applications, and discuss why an officer could believe that an applicant may not leave Canada at the end of their stay based on these circumstances.
. Applicant not currently working
. Personal financial status (how much money the applicant has)
. Economic conditions in the applicant’s country of residence
. Political conditions in the applicant’s country of residence
. Reason for visiting Canada is flimsy or vague
. Applicant’s relationship with the person they are visiting in Canada is flimsy or vague
. Applicant has family members in Canada
. Applicant has weak ties to their country of nationality or residence
. Applicant’s lack of international travel history

Tell us your story. What unique opportunities or challenges have you experienced throughout your high school career that have shaped who you are today?

College admission essay

Tell us your story. What unique opportunities or challenges have you experienced throughout your high school career that have shaped who you are today?

Discuss an accomplishment, event, or realization that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or others.

Personal growth

Essay Prompt: “Discuss an accomplishment, event, or realization that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or others.”

Write a sentence for each of the probabilities explaining what those probabilities mean in context of days of precipitation in your chosen city. Would any of the situations be considered unusual? Why or Why Not?

Discrete Probability Variables

Topic: Poisson Probability Distribution

The Poisson Distribution is a discrete probability distribution where the number of occurrences in one interval (time or area) is independent of the number of occurrences in other intervals.

April Showers bring May Flowers!! Research the “Average Amount of Days of Precipitation in April” for a city of your choice.

In your initial post,

Introduce

Introduce the City and State. Let us know a fun fact!
Tell us the average number of days of precipitation in that city for the month of April.
Cite your Source

Calculations

What is the probability of having exactly 10 days of precipitation in the month of April?
What is the probability of having less than three days of precipitation in the month of April?
What is the probability of having more than 15 days of precipitation in the month of April?

Analysis

Write a sentence for each of the probabilities explaining what those probabilities mean in context of days of precipitation in your chosen city.

Would any of the situations be considered unusual? Why or Why Not?

Follow-Up Post Instructions

Respond to at least one peer. Further the dialogue by providing more information and clarification.

Here are suggested responses—

After reviewing the post of a peer, are you surprised by the probabilities? Why or why not?
Compare and contrast the probabilities of one post to the city that you analyzed. Why do you think the probabilities differ greatly or are so similar?
Writing Requirements

Discuss the importance of “first do no harm” with thoughtful examples in the student’s own words. Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the human body’s “innate ability to heal” including meaningful examples.

Commitment Paper

In the year one commitment paper, the student should demonstrate a thorough understanding of each principle. Furthermore, the student should:

(1) Discuss the importance of “first do no harm” with thoughtful examples in the student’s own words,

(2) Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the human body’s “innate ability to heal” including meaningful examples,

(3) Describe a process to comprehensively gather information to gain an understanding of the “underlying cause” of an illness or disease including specific examples,

(4) Demonstrate a thorough understanding of “treating the whole person” specifying examples of several aspects of the whole person that might contribute to illness,

(5) Discuss the physician’s role of “doctor as teacher” including specific methods and purposes for mentoring individual patients in ways to become healthy, and

(6) Describe the importance of “prevention” based on a review of a patient’s current conditions including examples.