Rodents, especially mice are the main pests found on the university compound. This memo is designed to provide a guide that will offer solutions to the rodent menace and totally eradicate mice from the university compound. The solution begins with carrying out thorough hygienic practices within the compound. This among others includes slashing bushy areas, sealing any holes and openings on the walls, destroying rodent nests as well as collecting any accumulated litter from garbage collection bins and within the compound. This will ensure that any mice available within the compound recede in their hiding places inside buildings. There are also chances that those trapped in sealed holes will die there due to suffocation. Thereafter, poisoned baits and standard …

Introduction

The backdrop of rising obesity in the youth and diminishing curriculum time for physical education (PE) presents a public health issue (Dollman, Boshoff & Dodd, 2006). In addition, a practitioner must consider the state, needs, and experience of a student. The idea of the embodiment has from the mid of 1980s been widely applied in artificial intelligence literature and cognitive knowledge. Because of the broad approach of embodiment, there is an increase in sustainability and multiplicity in claims involving the debate they bring forth. The term retains a meaningful use after the extrication and evaluation of different claims. This paper explores embodiment experience undertaken by practitioners in relation to health and physical education, particularly in primary schools in Australia. …

Behavior refers to how humans conduct themselves. Behavioral problems crop up when individuals conduct themselves inappropriately. There are a number of theories that seek to explain how persons end up having behavioral problems (Ayers and Clarke et al., 2000). In this paper, three theories will be expounded on. These theories are behavioral theory, humanistic theory, and cognitive theory.

The behavioral model explains that problems in conduct arise from reinforcement of bad behavior through rewards. The person, most probably a child does not get punished for the wrongdoing by the authorities. This may make them not discern the inappropriateness of their behavior causing them to continue to propagate it to adulthood (Rescorla, 2007, p137). Schultz (2006, 94) did an investigation on …

I write to apply for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Urban Studies at the University of Washington. I am a transfer student who is currently pursuing an Associate Degree, Architecture major at Bellevue College. I am expecting to complete it within the next two months. I have a brilliant academic record that has enabled me to distinguish myself as a highly resourceful student. My educational path and choices are to study Urban Studies after finishing Architecture. My turning point to get interested in studying Architecture and later Urban Studies is that I have always been inspired by Urban or City Planners from all over the world. This situation had a highly significant impact on my academic progress as well …

Managing Early Childhood Centers

Question 1

There is a connection between the management of funds and the success of early childhood centers. Appropriately managing money allows such a center to realize the potential benefits of early childhood education. Freedman (2011) avows that emotionally intelligent managers engage stakeholders to establish how well to fulfill an organization’s goals and obligations. The leaders, thus, institute laws and policies to control and coordinate funds’ usage towards the intended purpose.

Question 2

There are varied strategies for successfully raising money for early childhood centers. An example is hosting an art gallery. Early childhood centers can collect, frame, and display children’s art for family and friends to purchase. Lobbying the local governmental and non-governmental entities …

Introduction

Over the years, the United States has attracted thousands of international students originating from different countries and cultures. The country is generally perceived as a source of advanced technology, an economic giant, and a world leader in intellectual knowledge. According to Williams, Case, and Roberts (2018), the international students’ population accounts for approximately 5.5% of all students enrolled in institutions of higher learning in the U.S. International student is a term used to describe a group of heterogeneous students from diverse backgrounds. As the number of these students continues to increase in U.S. campuses, institutions of higher learning are faced with the challenge of providing services that meet the various needs of this diverse population. Mental health concerns …

History of The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

On 21 August 1974, FERPA, The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act was signed by President Ford into law and was scheduled to take effect as of November 19, that same year. FERPA was also called Buckley Amendment after its sponsor James Buckley. The policy was signed to give students direct access to their education records (“Legislative History of Major FERPA Provisions”, 2020). FERPA also addressed the challenges faced by learners, parents, teachers, and learning institutions. The main emphasis of FERPA is to allow learners aged 18 and above to access their education information without involving third parties

Congress reviewed FERPA nine times in 28 years since its enactment. These …

Introduction

As the pace of change in the world accelerates, so does the shift in traditionally held notions on various matters. Ethics of right vs. wrong is among the issues which have been affected by changes seen in society today. During the better part of the Twentieth Century, the ethics of right vs. wrong were straightforward – acts of virtue qualified to be ethically justifiable while vices were considered to be ethically questionable. Today, however, ethical decision-making calls for an exhaustive process of critical thinking before determining the ethical nature of an action. An act that may be right, therefore, might have adverse outcomes, while an act that might seem wrong at the offset might have long-term benefits. As such, …

The 4-Mat review involved the analysis of Patrick Lencioni’s book The Ideal Team Player: How to Recognize and Cultivate the Three Essential Virtues. I provided a comprehensive and clear book summary, responses, related reflection, and actions. one of the actions identified from the 4-Mat review that I have implemented in my current ministry is teamwork. The action describes a collaborative effort towards achieving common goal or task in the most competent and effective manner.[1]Particularly, individuals working as a team are interdependent and actively strive towards the attainment of a universal goal.[2] Some of the major characteristics of an effective teamwork include constant communication, clear focus on goals and outcomes, and good leadership.

Impact

Teamwork has had …

Studying for a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) has always been my dream since childhood. Currently, I am in possession of an Economics major from my alma mater, Utah University, which enabled me to secure a payroll management job at Evans Grader and Paving Company. I am presently focused on advancing my career and thus completing an MBA program is perfectly aligned with both my career and life goals.

My main goal in my professional life is to expand my knowledge and understanding of business management by specializing in the domain of Information Technology (IT). An MBA program will present me with the opportunity to expand my knowledge of management and more so my understanding of the relation of IT …