Relationships in Cyberspace vs. the Geographical World
Relationships built within cyberspace are weaker and less substantial than those built within the geographical world. Debate
Psychology
Trauma and the trauma-informed care model
Demonstrate knowledge regarding trauma and the trauma-informed care model and gather and disseminate community resources for working with trauma across disciplines. Based on the SAMHSA’s Concept of Trauma and Guidance for a Trauma-Informed Approach reading and the Seven Domains of Trauma Sensitive Schools, answer the following question: describe what trauma is and how school social …
Post-traumatic growth
Upon hearing the stories of sometimes horrific atrocities clients or client families have experienced, you as a social worker may find yourself confronting existential “why” questions. For example: Why do horrible events happen to good people? Why do people abuse their children? Trying to make sense of such trauma is not easy, and you may …
Breaking the Silence: Women’s Mental Health in the Media
identify, examine, and analyze a current event in the news that can be associated with topics that pertain to Women, as presented in the chapters in our textbook.(2) outline at least 3 ways to increase the public’s knowledge of mental health, physical health, career and educational pursuits/achievement, and various family structures that women may experience. …
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Psychological principles
Psychological principles are theories and beliefs about major areas of our lives, like cognitions, intelligence, social groups, habit, behavior, and many others. Let’s explore how we identify and utilize psychological principles in daily life. In a 2 page paper, please analyze the following: How do psychological principles affect the study of the behavior of individuals …
The Balance Between Traditional and Inspirational Education
Consider your experience with education. How much of your education has consisted of teachers pouring things into your mind that you had to pour back out on a test? How many teachers have tried to inspire your mind, open your mind, or expand your mind to think in ways it never has before? Which method …
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Overcoming Criticism: Lessons from Kathryn Watson in “Mona Lisa Smile”
Kathryn’s unorthodox teaching style brought a lot of criticism. Discuss the many ways that she was confronted by voices of criticism and how she overcame them. Relate this to your life, and describe how you could apply these or other tactics to overcome your own voice of criticism.
The Impact of Kathryn Watson’s Teaching Methods in “Mona Lisa Smile”
In the movie Mona Lisa Smile, Kathryn Watson came to Wellesley to make a difference—not to fit in. She wanted to use art to bring students to think and see in new ways. What were some of the creative ways she did this? Critically analyze the impact she had on her students.
The average resistance of the project
Question 1 a) 600 m of wire is allocated for 5 houses. Only 450 m is delivered. How many houses can be wired completely? b) Two thirds of a project is wired using wire with resistance of. The remaining third uses wire of . What is the average resistance of the project? c) What would …
The Role of Mindfulness in Mental Health
Identify one topic related to consciousness that interests you. Share your opinion on why understanding this topic is essential for mental health professionals and how it could be applied in your future career. Additionally, consider what aspect of this topic you want to learn more about.
