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    Strategic Budegetary Plan and the Mckinnley Case

    Problem: Please help develop a scenario where my academic institution is facing financial distress? Using actual current events or a fictitious crisis, I also have to explain the circumstances and then outline an action plan where/how I would implement principles of retrenchment in order to restore equilibrium. Outcome: D

    Access control and background checks

    1. What is the primary purpose of background investigations? How might protection officers be involved with background investigations? How do background investigations improve an organization's security? Explain. 2. What is access control? How does it fit in with an overall security plan? Who is responsible for planning and i

    Do security personnel and law enforcement personnel have similar or different responsibilities at large events? What are three basic procedures that you can use to regulate admission and safely control movement of crowds?

    1. Do security personnel and law enforcement personnel have similar or different responsibilities at large events? How must security and law enforcement personnel interact? How can both types of personnel accomplish the security objectives for a large event? 2. Large public events require access controls to maintain order

    Social and Emotional Systems: The Brain

    What happens in the brain when the emotional and social systems are engaged How can a classroom teacher use brain based strategies demand ideas to increase learning in the classroom What is the value of happiness in the leader's work within the school and school system.

    Compare security personnel and law enforcement personnel.

    1. Do security personnel and law enforcement personnel have similar or different responsibilities at large events? How must security and law enforcement personnel interact? How can both types of personnel accomplish the security objectives for a large event? 2. Large public events require access controls to maintain order

    Feedback is given on the grant process.

    1. What skill did you learn during the Grant proposal process that will be useful to you in the future? How and why? 2. What aspect of the Grant proposal process did you find most difficult? Why?

    Memo writing tips are advised.

    You are an HR practitioner in a medium-sized company. One of your employees has demonstrated mediocre performance and a recurring attendance problem relating to her unreliable child-care situation. Your boss has had enough and has directed you to rid the organization of this problem employee. Your boss requires a memo to seni

    Specify legal obligations for company to new employees.

    You are a HR practitioner in a medium-sized company that will soon be hiring 20 summer interns. You have been directed to provide a briefing for all line managers outlining the legal obligations that your company has to these new employees. Write a memo that outlines the most important legal requirements that managers must kn

    Protection Officers and Executive Protection Professionals

    1. What are the differences between a protection officer and an executive protection professional? How are these positions similar? Explain. 2. How do Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and fire safety regulations relate to personnel protection? How should protection officers promote compliance with OSHA an

    Ethical Dilemma Scenario

    Suppose you are a school counselor, and a student comes to see you with concerns about how much his parents are fighting with each other. After talking with the student, you plan to meet again in a week. The next day, the student's mother calls you, wanting to know what you talked about in your counseling session with her child.

    NTeQ and Diverse Learning Styles

    How can the multidimensional activities from the NTeQ lesson be adapted to allow for diverse learning styles and diverse learner needs in your classroom?

    Observe a science lesson

    Observe a science lesson at an elementary school, middle school, or community organization such as a museum, zoo, or after-school program. · Discuss your observations. Include the following in your comments: o Strengths of the lesson o Weaknesses of the lesson o Evidence of inquiry learning o Questio

    Ethical Dilemma Scenario

    Suppose you are a school counselor, and a student comes to see you with concerns about how much his parents are fighting with each other. After talking with the student, you plan to meet again in a week. The next day, the student's mother calls you, wanting to know what you talked about in your counseling session with her child.

    Teaching Workload Challenges

    I need some help to brainstorm for some thoughts/ideas on discussing the challenges involved in balancing the student and teacher workload. I also have to Include as an appendix, a module of instruction that i would develop with such workload challenges in mind. Outcome: Evaluate educational technology delivery options an

    Education: Finance and Budgeting

    Can someone lend their expert knowledge and give some advice or suggestions on discussing what the challenges of using a participative approach to the budget process are? Also, if you were a member of the board of directors, what strategies would you use to manage these challenges? Any expert advice would truly help. Thank

    Collaborative Team Approach to School Counseling

    Suppose you are a school counselor, and you have been asked to coordinate a comprehensive, collaborative team approach to your school's counseling program. The approach will address an issue in the personal-social domain for students at any developmental level of your choice. Describe what issue and developmental level you are

    Intervention or Prevention Scenario

    Suppose you are a middle school counselor, and your school has been identified as having the lowest test scores out of the three middle schools in your district. You have been tasked with developing a program to address this issue. You can either develop an intervention program or a prevention program, but not both. Which progr

    Discussing Biometrics and Security Measures

    Please respond to the following questions: Q1. What is biometrics? How have they improved security overall and provide one example. Q2. What are card readers and combination lock pads? Are they effective, are they secure enough for today's security concerns? Where might we see them today and in the future?

    Computers in education vs the workplace!

    How does the use of computers in the educational setting need to change to match the needs of the workplace in the 21st century? I would say the following needs to change; first ...

    Research cases are assessed.

    Consider the following case: A researcher would like to know if highlighting a textbook helps students to score better on exams. She randomly selects one-half of the students in an introductory class and instructs them to highlight their textbooks as they read. The other students are instructed to do NO highlighting as they read

    Investigate Ernst Von Glasersfeld's impression of constructivism.

    As you begin to analyze this multifaceted buzzword, reflect on the following infamous definitions of constructivism - professed by the highly regarded Ernst Von Glasersfeld: 1. Knowledge is not passively received either through the senses or by way of communication, but is actively built up by the cognising subject. 2. T

    Interpretation of Statistical Report

    Module 3 - Background Interpretation of Statistical Report Reading Assignments The following are your reading assignments for the next two weeks. Simply click on the title and you will be automatically linked to the article. Required Reading: Buchanan, R., & Bowen, G.. (2008). In the Context of Adult Support: The I