The discoveries of Gregor Mendel

Before the discoveries of Gregor Mendel, Darwin hypothesized that the characteristics of the father and mother intermingled in the offspring. What was this idea called at the time? What discovery, first made by Mendel and later scientists such as Thomas Hunt Morgan, proved his hypothesis to be wrong?

What is the value of reverse integration

What is the value of reverse integration on the academic achievement-social inclusion continuum? Based on the article: “Lessons in acceptance; Sunny View Public School’s ‘win-win’ reverse integration program lets profoundly disabled and mainstream children learn together in a place that benefits ‘students, teachers and ultimately society”?

The relevant developmental competencies for the life stage

Identify as many risks and protective factors as you can and organize them into the 3 levels like below.

Then, Identify the relevant developmental competencies for the life stage.Finally, decide whether you think this case study exhibits resilience or not, referring to one of the definitions we studied to back up your answer.

Risk factors:
1.
2.
3.

Protective factors:
1.
2.
3.

Developmental Competencies (IMAGE ATTACHED): ________________________

Social scientific traditions of communication studies

We would like you to consider the ways in which the events and issues of this moment (racial unrest, political division, a climate crisis, a [recent] pandemic, etc.) might influence the scholarship produced in either the humanistic (including critical humanist) or social scientific traditions of communication studies. What do you think? What are you expecting to see?

Mental barriers between ourselves and our goals

Each of us deals with hardships each day, placing mental barriers between ourselves and our goals. We all strive to push through these thoughts, as some of the Manifest Destiny explorers/adventurers/migrants did (think of the Oregon Trail type of expeditions). Please describe your understanding of mental fortitude and its influence on our daily lives, goals, long-term accomplishments, and more. In what ways do you practice “pushing forward” with your goals? Do you ever encounter obstacles, and if so, how do you respond?

The process of addictions counseling

Given the large amount of information in this chapter about assessment instruments that may be used in the process of addictions counseling, what do you think is the best way for you to begin to master the information that has been presented and what kind of supervision do you think you will need to become proficient in the use of assessment instruments in the process of addictions counseling?

The importance of communication and confidence

I believe we should be teaching students with the most severe disabilities and/or multiple disabilities the importance of communication and confidence. According to Anthony Fredericks, author of " The complete idiot’s guide to: success as a teacher", students with disabilities often have low self-esteem and should be given clear and concise feedback (Fredericks, 2005).

I’ve noticed that when students with disabilities are placed in classrooms with students that don’t have disabilities that they [disabled students] often compare themselves to the other students and feel as if they’re lagging behind. Because of this reason, I think it’s important for them to be taught in a different class from regular students so that their specific needs can be addressed, and they won’t feel compelled to compare themselves.

However, I also believe students without disabilities should definitely be involved in their own way and taught awareness/empathy so that they know how to interact with students with disabilities. In this situation, I believe inclusion is appropriate from a social perspective, not an educational perspective. By this, I mean that students with disabilities should be in separate classrooms, but I also believe that they should be encouraged to interact socially with students without disabilities in extracurricular activities or out-of-school events. As I mentioned previously, if students with disabilities are placed in different classrooms, they won’t feel as much of a desire to compare themselves to non- disabIed students. They can also receive one-on-one attention and guidance without the rest of the class feeling left out. In extracurricular activities and out-of-school events, socialization should be encouraged that way every student’s communication and social skills can be practiced and improved.

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What about the biological basis for sexual orientation?

Consider what it means to have a biological determination of sex (X and Y chromosomes; the presence or absence of testosterone) and how that differs from gender identity. Is the human brain masculinized or feminized before birth? What about the biological basis for sexual orientation? Lastly, you will reflect on gender-related cognitive and behavioral differences including stereotypes that males are more aggressive than females and males have better visual-spatial abilities and mathematical ability.

Emotional intelligence skills

Explain how you would exhibit emotional intelligence skills in this position, using at least two examples from the required job tasks. Your response should be a minimum of 3 to 5 sentences. Consider the following in your response:

    • How do the EI skills connect to each job task?
    • In what ways might this position require you to remain aware of the thoughts and feelings of others?
    • In what ways might this position require you to arrive at peaceful solutions to confrontations and disputes?

Characteristics of social awareness

Describe how you would exhibit characteristics of social awareness in this professional position. Your response should be a minimum of 3 to 5 sentences. Consider the following in your response:

    • In what ways might this position require you to remain aware of the impact of your thoughts, emotions, and actions on the people around you?
    • In what ways might this position require you to regulate your emotions?