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While both men and women produce estrogen to regulate various body systems, women experience a profound decrease in estrogen production later in life.
The sudden decrease triggers a host of physiological changes that are collectively referred to as menopause.
What organ is responsible for this loss of estrogen in women? What effects does this have on the body. One effect has to do with bone regulation and
women can experience osteoporosis. What can be done to minimize the impacts of a sudden reduction in estrogen? What dangers does this therapy involve?
Grading Rubric:
4 points – Identified organ involved and described physiological changes
3 points – Identified therapy used to combat effects of menopause
3 points – Discussed the dangers of possible therapies

Your task for this assignment is to complete a Professional Learning Plan for staff that relates to a School Improvement Plan. Refer to chapter 18 of
Glickman’s book for information, direction and ideas.
-The Scenario; you are in a school leadership position for a
• 6-8 school
• 600 students
• 25 teachers
• Approximately 80% of the students qualify for free and/or reduced meals
• located in a large district
• 5 computers and 1 SMART board per classroom
• School did not make AYP last year in math and reading at the 6th – 8th grades
• Your school has $10,000 for staff development this coming year
The system has recently installed each classroom with 5 student computers, 1 teacher laptop, and a Smartboard, all of which are connected to the network.
Your staff is comprised of about 40% veteran teachers (10+ years of experience), 40% have between 3-9 years of experience, and the rest are novice
teachers. All of the teachers are at moderate levels of development, expertise and commitment, and at the integration stage of technology usage.
Your goal is to create a plan for Staff Development that addresses the goals for the SIP (improve student performance in math and reading) and helps
teachers move toward more integration of technology with instruction.
*Resource: Supervision and Instructional Leadership by Glickman

As we note throughout this course, MROs take many forms in industry, and at the end of the day, all MROs are businesses. While we will examine many of the functions of an MRO in the modules, the project focus is on creating a business plan for an MRO. You may choose any type of MRO for the project but know that your business plan must be specific to that type of MRO. In other words, you will become somewhat of an expert on that type of MRO business.

Use these resources to get started, and they should provide some insight into MRO business models

• Mototok The Ground Handling Blog – MRO Business Model: A Comprehensive Guide(Links to an external site.)
• Tronair – MRO Aviation Business Models 101(Links to an external site.)

Now that you know what you must create, let’s move on to how you will develop your business plan. What exactly is a business plan, and what should it contain?

Review the following resources to gain a better understanding of a business plan and structure. What should be obvious is that a business plan is a strategic document that establishes the foundation for the business as well as defines the future market. One very important part of a business plan is the analysis of the competition.

The balance small business – 5 Reasons You Need a Business Plan for Long-Term Success (Links to an external site.)

Score is an American nonprofit focused on entrepreneurial endeavors, but this resource is an excellent primer – Business Plan for a Startup Business (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.).

Use the Sample Business Plan template (DOCX)  Download Sample Business Plan template (DOCX)from Microsoft Office^® to draft up your business plan. You will not use the entire template, but the information and explanations should be useful to you in understanding the different parts of a real business plan.

Here are the ground rules or minimum requirements for the business plan:

• Executive Summary
• Company Overview
• Product(s) Description
• Market Analysis – make sure to include a SWOT
• Operating Plan
• Marketing and Sales Plan
• Financial Plan (Projected Start-Up Costs ONLY)

For this research project, write an 8-10 page business plan following the instructions provided and include ALL the specified sections. The business plan submissions will follow the deliverable deadlines specified in the course, and the requirements are adjusted as listed below. Remember to always refer back to the assignment page in the module, this page (Research Project Overview Instructions), or the weekly announcements for the required deliverables.

Here are the ground rules or minimum requirements for the business plan:

• Executive Summary
• Company Overview
• Product(s) Description
• Market Analysis – make sure to include a SWOT
• Operating Plan
• Marketing and Sales Plan
• Financial Plan (Projected Start-Up Costs ONLY)

For this research project, write an 8-10 page business plan following the instructions provided and include ALL the specified sections listed in the minimum requirements.

• In Module 8, you will submit the completed final document.

 

Operating an MRO company in a foreign country can have some unique challenges. In order to ensure adherence to the laws and regulations of your host country, the MRO operation may need to change or update policies and procedures from one country to the next. Research an MRO company that is operating in an international setting. Discuss the location and best practices of the MRO operation and barriers to the maintenance operation.

For this discussion, answer the following:

• What are the policies and procedures for operating the MRO company in the host country?
• What type of maintenance is being performed?
• What type of certification is required for the current operation?
• Does the MRO operation outsource any maintenance?
• How is the MRO company monitored?

 

3,000 word essay. Aim for a solid grade ~70%.

Essay is in book chapter-review format:
“Write a review of Daniel B. Schwartz’s chapter “The Early History of the Ghetto” from his book Ghetto, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2019, pp. 9–48.”

All files are in PDF format, and I titled which texts should be addressed more – the book chapter, for analysis itself, is also provided.

Last two materials concerning Locke and Modena are compiled; for Modena, who describes the life of a Jew, at the time:
Modena’s youth, studies & famous sermons: pp. 75–87, 95–96 alchemists, noblemen, criminals: pp. 106–122
conflict & censored books: pp. 143–151

For Locke, who covers the ways of thinking at the time: 14–33 (principles), 37–42 (Jews), 45–47 (limits of tolerance), 50–53 (conclusion: Christians, Jews, Muslims, pagans).

Chapters 4 through 8 approach world history regionally, using similar themes in several different settings across Eurasia. The most crucial themes include the formation of regional webs of interaction and the spread of complex and hierarchical societies and states. From 3500 BCE to 200 CE large parts of Eurasia and North Africa had developed strong and steady connections so as to be considered a single, sprawling web of interactions the text calls the Old World Web. Even though each chapter deals chiefly with one or at most two regions, most chapters also address some common themes to help keep the bigger picture in mind. In particular, how societies organized themselves politically and how states expanded their territories to create huge multicultural empires.

You may only use the information in Chapters 4-8 of The Webs of Humankind, no other sources are permitted.

In your essay, beginning with Chapter 4 and proceeding through Chapter 8, explain how the societies they describe organized themselves politically and expanded their territories to create huge multicultural empires. In the process of describing the expansion of their states, consider how their cultures structured social relations, created trade networks, spawned influential systems of thought, developed military techniques and more advanced technologies. Be sure you explain how this contributed to the process of web building.

Instructions

• Your essay must be a minimum 2000 words long in 12 point type, with double line spacing and one inch margins, roughly 7to 8 pages.
• It must be written in either MLA, APA, or Chicago style. If you aren’t familiar with them go to these Internet sources or seek assistatance from the college’s Learning Resource Center. https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_style_introduction.html

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_style_introduction.html

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/chicago_manual_17th_edition/chicago_style_introduction.html

• It is essential that you meet the mimimum word requirement because your grade will be reduced in proportion to the amount your essay falls short of the length requirement. For example, if it is only 1500 words long your grade points will be reduced by 25%.
• The essay must be written in in complete paragraphs that proceed from an introduction to the supporting information and then the conclusion. If you are unsure how to do this there are tutors at the Learning Resource Center that can help you or consult with me during office hours.
• You may only use the in Chapters 4-8 of The Webs of Humankind, no other sources are permitted.
• It would be best not to use quotations for this essay. You should describe the subject in your own words. If you do copy the exact wording of the text, those words must be put in quotation marks and cited in the style you have chosen (MLA, APA, or Chicago). Quotations should be brief, no longer than a couple of sentences.

The paper must be academic, so it must be based on academic literature. This article is a critical evaluation. This article is a critical evaluation. Critical evaluation means from simple description to explanation, explanation and evaluation of a subject. To criticize, we must involve a theme, break assumptions, investigate defects, and understand all aspects of an argument. Therefore, you should question what others have said in the literature, compare different viewers, look for differences, and identify gaps.

Summative Assessment Impact of Federal Funding Letter

Understanding public funding is an important aspect when managing operations for a health care organization. Your ability to analyze how state and federal health care policies and funding affect health care organizations and consumers is crucial to its success in the marketplace. As a manager, especially one involved with overseeing operations, you will need to understand and apply this information regularly.
Select a health care organization with which you work or are familiar.
Download the report “Options for Reducing the Deficit: 2017 to 2026” from the Congressional Budget Office website.
Read Ch. 5 of the report.
Select one of the health options listed.
Assume you are the chief operating officer responsible for managing all operations of your selected health care organization.
You recently received an email detailing the impact of the proposed options for reducing the federal deficit from the Congressional Budget Office. You are directed to the document from the website: Options for Reducing the Deficit: 2017 to 2026.
After reviewing the Health Care Options in Chapter 5, you determine that one of the options will have a major impact on your organization.
You have decided to write a letter to the editor of your professional association to reach its membership. Your purpose in sharing your opinion is to influence others in the industry and provide useful information for those in similar situations, facing challenges from regulatory changes that will impact their operations.
Write a 750- to 1,000-word letter to the editor of a professional organization for its website, written for distribution to its membership, which includes your peers.
Include the following in your letter:
A summary of your chosen specific option and why it is relevant for your organization
Why you are writing to this specific professional organization
The impact of your selected option on your facility and similar facility types
A summary of the proposed changes you intend to make to your organization or service that may help to decrease the negative impact that this proposed rule will likely have.
Cite 3 reputable references to support your assignment (e.g., trade or industry publications, government or agency websites, scholarly works, or other.

Conflict Analysis in Teams

Conflicts occur in many situations: between two people, at team level, organizational level, between two countries, between two companies, and so forth.   Discuss how you resolve conflicts as a team leader.

Negligence and premises liability

The focus of this paper is negligence and premises liability. What is the standard of care and are there any intervening issues that might help in your research? Do not limit your paper to these issues. Your focus will be primarily Washington State case law.
Procedure
1. Read the fact pattern (see below)
Do legal research for precedent at both the federal and state level
You are to prepare a five to twelve-page case analysis. The points below are to be covered in your analysis. You need to include a cover page (this is not part of the five to twelve pages). Papers must use 12 font type. Each page needs to be numbered and use 1.5 or 2.0 line spacing.
List what are the legal issue(s) facing the plaintiff or defendant.
• Discuss the exact facts that lead you to identify these issues (not all facts).
• What is the applicable law and how does it relate to the facts (your analysis)?
• What outcome do you believe the court will come to (conclusion)?
Grading based on the following:
Issue(s) clearly stated 10%
Exact facts given to support issues – not too much nor too little 10%
Precedent & Analysis 50%
Citations 10%
Conclusion 10%
English Composition & format 10%
Facts:
At about 3:15pm on November 15, 2015, plaintiff, Jason Thorne, and his mother, Billy Ann Thorne, went to the Hardee’s Restaurant in Centralia Washington, owned by defendant, Hardee’s Food Systems, Inc. There were no other customers in the restaurant between 3:00pm and 4:00pm, but two or three workmen were in the back doing construction. The workmen reported that they did not use the restroom and did not see anyone use the restroom. When Jason went to use the restroom, he slipped on water on the restroom floor. He fell backwards, hit his head, and felt a shooting pain down his right leg. He found himself lying in an area of dirty water, which soaked his clothes. There were no barricades, warning cones, or anything else that would either restrict access to the bathroom or warn of the danger.
Jason stated after the fall that his back and leg were “hurting pretty bed.” His mother reported the fall. The supervisor filled out an accident report form, which reported that the accident occurred at 3:50 pm. The supervisor testified that the water appeared to have come from someone shaking his hands after washing them. The supervisor could not recall the last time the restroom had been checked. Jason was taken to a hospital emergency room. As a result of his injuries, he underwent two back surgeries, missed substantial time from work, and suffered from continuing pain and limitations on his physical activities. Hardee’s had a policy requiring that the restroom be checked and cleaned every hour by a maintenance person, who was scheduled to work until 3:00pm, but normally left at 1:00pm. The supervisor could not recall whether the maintenance person left at 1:00 pm. or 3:00 pm on November 15. The defendant was unable to produce the time clock report for that day.
It was also a store policy that whenever employees clean the tables, they would check the restroom. If an employee had to use the restroom, that employee was also supposed to check the restroom. The restaurant supervisor did not ask if any employees had been in the restroom, or if they had checked it in the hour prior to the accident and did not know if the restroom had been actually inspected or cleaned at 3:00pm. The restaurant had shift inspection checklists on which the manager would report on the cleanliness of the restrooms and whether the floors were clean and dry. However, the checklists for November 15 had been thrown away in error.
Jason Thorne filed a lawsuit against Hardee’s Food Systems, Inc. to recover damages for negligence.