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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_501647557#19_990091248 | Title:
Headings:
Content: There is, however, another type of intelligence. Some people go for the overall idea or the "big picture" and seem less attentive to details. Holisticabilities are said to be used for art, music, religion, intuition, and a host of other good things. The word holismcomes from the Indo-European word kailo, which means whole, intact, or uninjured. A holistic person does not tear things apart mentally, to understand them. The holistic person tends to approach a subject by trying to understand its overall impact, gistor general meaning. How does holistic thinking contrast with analytic thinking? Holistic people often excel in social situations requiring sensitivity, intuition and tact. Their ability to get a general feeling about a situation may open their minds to subtle nuances of interaction. If the two cognitive styles align with the two modes of thought, a holistic person might be a skilled parallel processor. | https://www.psywww.com/intropsych/ch07-cognition/thinking.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_501647557#20_990092386 | Title:
Headings:
Content: The holistic person tends to approach a subject by trying to understand its overall impact, gistor general meaning. How does holistic thinking contrast with analytic thinking? Holistic people often excel in social situations requiring sensitivity, intuition and tact. Their ability to get a general feeling about a situation may open their minds to subtle nuances of interaction. If the two cognitive styles align with the two modes of thought, a holistic person might be a skilled parallel processor. A correct response evolves out of widespread simultaneous activity instead of resulting from a controlled, step by step process. Why does analytic thinking predominate in schools? Analytic thought predominates in schools because it must be taught. Intuition, by contrast, seems to come naturally. As a rule, if you want to get better at analytic thinking, you have to get an | https://www.psywww.com/intropsych/ch07-cognition/thinking.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_509342168#11_1008219589 | Title:
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Content: This reaction can be even stronger among women who are assaulted by someone that they know, or who do not receive support from their friends, family, or authorities following the incident. Shame and guilt can also get in the way of a woman's recovery by preventing her from telling others about what happened and getting assistance. Social problems
Social problems can sometimes arise following a sexual assault. A woman can experience problems in her marital relationship or in her friendships. Sometimes an assault survivor will be too anxious or depressed to want to participate in social activities. Many women report difficulty trusting others after the assault, so it can be difficult to develop new relationships. Performance at work and school can also be affected. Sexual problems
Sexual problems can be among the most long-standing problems experienced by women who are the victims of sexual assault. Women can be afraid of and try to avoid any sexual activity. Or, they may experience an overall decrease in sexual interest and desire. | https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/types/sexual_trauma_female.asp |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513080839#7_1015977822 | Title: Public Health Educator Jobs | Degrees in Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Headings: Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Featured Programs:
What is Public Health Promotion?
What is Public Health Education?
Degrees for Professionals in Public Health Education and Promotion
Professional Certification in Public Health Education and Promotion
Who Provides Public Health Promotion and Public Health Education? Jobs in Public Health Education and Promotion
Public Health Nurses
Public Health Educators
Public Health Consultants
Nutritionists
Content: Disease prevention
Emotional/mental health
Environmental health
First aid
Human growth and development
Nutrition and eating issues
Safety and disaster preparedness
Sexual health
Substance abuse prevention
Public health educators working for health insurers and private companies may provide counseling, programs, or education services related to: Hypertension
Nutrition
Physical fitness
Smoking cessation
Stress management
Substance abuse prevention
Weight control
They may also help companies meet occupational health and safety regulations and identify community health resources for employees. In community organizations and government agencies, public health educators are called upon to identify a community’s needs and mobilize strategies and resources for improving the health status of the community. Degrees for Professionals in Public Health Education and Promotion
Professionals in health promotion and health education may be experts in health education, such as health and wellness coordinators, or they may perform public health education and promotion functions as part of their primary profession. For example, medical professionals, social workers, physical therapists, and oral hygienists may perform public health education and promotion activities. Health and education professionals from other disciplines are not, in general, familiar with the specialized body of knowledge, skills, theories, and research required to perform public health education and promotion activities; therefore, this type of work requires specialized study through a degree program in public health. Undergraduate degrees for professional in public health education often include bachelor degrees in public health and health promotion. Many schools also offer a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Education or a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in public health education. Many professionals in public health education choose to pursue graduate work, and one of today’s most recognized programs in public health education is the Master of Public Health (MPH) in Community Health Education. | https://www.publichealthcareeredu.org/public-health-education/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513080839#8_1015980777 | Title: Public Health Educator Jobs | Degrees in Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Headings: Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Featured Programs:
What is Public Health Promotion?
What is Public Health Education?
Degrees for Professionals in Public Health Education and Promotion
Professional Certification in Public Health Education and Promotion
Who Provides Public Health Promotion and Public Health Education? Jobs in Public Health Education and Promotion
Public Health Nurses
Public Health Educators
Public Health Consultants
Nutritionists
Content: Health and education professionals from other disciplines are not, in general, familiar with the specialized body of knowledge, skills, theories, and research required to perform public health education and promotion activities; therefore, this type of work requires specialized study through a degree program in public health. Undergraduate degrees for professional in public health education often include bachelor degrees in public health and health promotion. Many schools also offer a Bachelor of Science in Public Health Education or a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a concentration in public health education. Many professionals in public health education choose to pursue graduate work, and one of today’s most recognized programs in public health education is the Master of Public Health (MPH) in Community Health Education. This professional preparation degree program is designed for students interested in careers in the development and management of population-based health promotion and disease prevention activities within communities. Ideal for professionals of many different types of backgrounds, the MPH in Community Health Education allows students to receive academic preparation in the major areas of public health, including biostatistics, epidemiology, statistics, environmental health, and health policy, while providing a specialized focus as to prepare them to become community health education practitioners. Most of these programs offer classroom, field experience, and professional development experiences in the core areas of public health education, which include: Assessment
Program planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Administration and management
Resource
Communication and advocacy
Professional Certification in Public Health Education and Promotion
The Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) and Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES) designations through the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing have become valuable and distinguished credentials for professionals involved in public health education. Eligibility to take the CHES examination is based exclusively on academic qualifications. | https://www.publichealthcareeredu.org/public-health-education/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#0_1016777484 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Choosing to pursue a healthcare-oriented degree can be a life-changing choice for individuals entering into an educational program. The innovation within the healthcare field has changed the scope of general public health as a whole, as well as the increasing career growth of healthcare occupations. For individuals that want to be involved with this highly dynamic field, there is a degree program that gets professionals involved, without having to commit to one sector completely. What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science? A Bachelor’s degree in health science provides essential healthcare knowledge and skills while building professional skills sought by healthcare employers, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, leadership, information literacy, and information management. In addition to developing professional skills, there are two main parts to health science: the study, research, and knowledge of health, and the application of that knowledge to improve health, cure diseases, and understanding how humans and animals function. The Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) degree is best for students interested in pursuing careers in medicine, physician assistant, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech pathology, nursing, and other allied health fields. Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Online Bachelor of Health Science programs offer comparable quality without the sacrifice of having to adjust one’s schedule to go to campus. During online programs, students are expected to attend courses through a digital platform at their own pace. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#1_1016781048 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: In addition to developing professional skills, there are two main parts to health science: the study, research, and knowledge of health, and the application of that knowledge to improve health, cure diseases, and understanding how humans and animals function. The Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) degree is best for students interested in pursuing careers in medicine, physician assistant, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech pathology, nursing, and other allied health fields. Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Online Bachelor of Health Science programs offer comparable quality without the sacrifice of having to adjust one’s schedule to go to campus. During online programs, students are expected to attend courses through a digital platform at their own pace. Most online Bachelor of Health Science courses provide learners with the opportunity for flexible due dates as well as a wealth of resources and support throughout the length of the entire program. This program can be completed in 4 years with full-time course scheduling. Students that wish to take online programs should always research universities reliability and accreditation prior to entry. Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Courses in Health Science include a variety of healthcare-related subjects, but just like many other undergraduate degree programs, there are general education courses that must be completed prior to taking more advanced courses within the major, such as ethics and statistics. However, there are very common core curriculum courses that will more likely be required for a degree in health sciences. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#2_1016784591 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: Most online Bachelor of Health Science courses provide learners with the opportunity for flexible due dates as well as a wealth of resources and support throughout the length of the entire program. This program can be completed in 4 years with full-time course scheduling. Students that wish to take online programs should always research universities reliability and accreditation prior to entry. Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Courses in Health Science include a variety of healthcare-related subjects, but just like many other undergraduate degree programs, there are general education courses that must be completed prior to taking more advanced courses within the major, such as ethics and statistics. However, there are very common core curriculum courses that will more likely be required for a degree in health sciences. These courses would include biology, anatomy & physiology, chemistry, psychology, and nutrition. Some major universities even offer courses such as Microbiology and Health Informatics. Microbiology teaches students about the microorganisms that are present throughout nature. The knowledge of these organisms helps students understand the relationship between individual health and illness in regards to the influence of microorganisms. Health Informatics is on the opposite side of the healthcare spectrum and offers students learning in technology/healthcare relationships, as well as information technology. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#3_1016787950 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: These courses would include biology, anatomy & physiology, chemistry, psychology, and nutrition. Some major universities even offer courses such as Microbiology and Health Informatics. Microbiology teaches students about the microorganisms that are present throughout nature. The knowledge of these organisms helps students understand the relationship between individual health and illness in regards to the influence of microorganisms. Health Informatics is on the opposite side of the healthcare spectrum and offers students learning in technology/healthcare relationships, as well as information technology. While these subjects are different in nature, they can summarize the variety of courses that can be offered through this degree program. Students in BHS programs will be subjected to various aspects of the healthcare field in an attempt to inform them of the different catalysts that are in effect through the field as a whole. Bachelors / BPH
Careers for Health Science Graduates
A Bachelor of Health Science has the potential to lead graduates in many different directions. This degree program is an excellent starting point for graduate level learning, especially a MPH program. Many students have used this degree as a foundation for success in the advancement of health care studies and even health informatics. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#4_1016791172 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: While these subjects are different in nature, they can summarize the variety of courses that can be offered through this degree program. Students in BHS programs will be subjected to various aspects of the healthcare field in an attempt to inform them of the different catalysts that are in effect through the field as a whole. Bachelors / BPH
Careers for Health Science Graduates
A Bachelor of Health Science has the potential to lead graduates in many different directions. This degree program is an excellent starting point for graduate level learning, especially a MPH program. Many students have used this degree as a foundation for success in the advancement of health care studies and even health informatics. The healthcare field is constantly needing professionals to assist with the evaluation and implementation of policies, management, and even research. Individuals at the bachelor’s level can find careers in hospitals, private practices, or even higher tier positions in hospital management. Organizations that support professionals in this field, such as the National Health Association, provide excellent resources for interested individuals. Organizations such as this one can be a valuable tool for both students and professionals alike. BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Paxton, MA • Traditional Format
Arizona State University
Phoenix, AZ • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#5_1016794535 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: The healthcare field is constantly needing professionals to assist with the evaluation and implementation of policies, management, and even research. Individuals at the bachelor’s level can find careers in hospitals, private practices, or even higher tier positions in hospital management. Organizations that support professionals in this field, such as the National Health Association, provide excellent resources for interested individuals. Organizations such as this one can be a valuable tool for both students and professionals alike. BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Paxton, MA • Traditional Format
Arizona State University
Phoenix, AZ • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: Community-based Health Outcomes; Health Legislation and Regulation; Integrated Care; Language, Speech and Communication; Spanish and Health
Boston University
Boston, MA • Traditional Format
Brevard College
Brevard, NC • Traditional Format
California State University Dominguez Hills
Dominguez Hills, CA • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513400563#8_1016802698 | Title: Bachelor in Health Science (BHS) Degree
Headings: Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
Bachelor of Health Science (BHS)
What is a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science?
Online Bachelor’s of Health Science Degrees
Typical Coursework within Health Science & Public Health
Careers for Health Science Graduates
BHS – Bachelor of Health Science Degree Programs
Anna Maria College
Arizona State University
Boston University
Brevard College
California State University Dominguez Hills
California State University East Bay
California State University Long Beach
California State University Sacramento
California State University San Bernardino
Carroll College
Chapman College
Cleveland State University
College of St. Joseph
College of St. Scholastica
Columbus State University
DePaul University
Drake University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Grand Canyon University
Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Ithaca University
Marietta College
Merrimack College
Mercy College
Monmouth University
Nicholls State University
Northeastern University
New York State Institute of Technology
Nova Southeastern University
Ohio State University
Pacific University
Purdue University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Stockton University
Stony Brook University
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Minnesota Rochester
University of Missouri
University of the Sciences
University of South Dakota
University of Southern California
University of West Florida
Wheaton College
Content: Community Health Education; School Health
California State University Sacramento
Sacramento, CA • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: Community Health Education; Health Care Administration; Occupational Health and Safety
California State University San Bernardino
San Bernardino, CA • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: Environmental Health Science; Health Care Management; Public Health Education
Carroll College
Helena, MT • Traditional Format
Chapman College
Orange, CA • Traditional Format
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, OH • Traditional Format
Concentration (s) Available: General; Pre-Physicians Assistant Science; | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/program/bachelors/bhs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513640724#6_1017246540 | Title: Community Health and Health promotion Degrees in Public Health
Headings: Community Health and Health Promotion Degrees in Public Health
Community Health and Health Promotion Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
What is Community Health?
Public health vs. community health
Population health vs. community health
What is Health Promotion?
Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health and Health Promotion
Nutrition Across the Lifespan
Intro to Health Behavior
Anatomy and Physiology
Master’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for an MPH Degree in Community Health and Health Promotion
Health Education Program Planning
Communication Strategies
Program Planning and Research
Health Policy and Management
Doctorate Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for Doctoral Degrees in Community Health and Health Promotion
Foundations of Epidemiology
Economics of Public Health Systems
Social Psychology
Environmental Health
Career Options and Industries Outlook
What can you do with a community health or health promotion degree?
Is a Community Health or Health Promotion Degree Worth It?
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Community health tends to focus on the needs of all citizens within a designated area, while health promotion focuses more on teaching specialized groups and individuals how to take better care of themselves and their families—similarly to population health—regardless of where they are in relation to one another. Why is health promotion important? Health promotion is important because those in the field seek to improve the quality of life for all people—from the individual to entire communities to all members of society. According to published works, health promotion focuses on issues that can be addressed through a holistic approach. This includes empowering individuals and communities to take action for their health, fostering leadership for public health, promoting intersectoral action to build healthy public policies in all sectors, and creating sustainable health systems. Often combined with other health care specializations such as nursing, professionals in the field of health promotion are dedicated to the improvement of public health. Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Because community health and health promotion are such an integral part of the public health field, bachelor’s degree programs in community health and health promotion are a great opportunity to develop fundamental skills that will carry you throughout your career in public health. These four-year programs introduce students to the development, planning, implementation and evaluation of health education programs and provide them with the knowledge to address health concerns in groups and individuals. The educational component of these programs adds the communication aspect of public health that helps create understanding among professionals and individuals in communities, which is crucial in the development of successful health education programs. Like most bachelor’s-level education, community health and health promotion programs require students to take courses that contribute to their overall knowledge of general education as well as core program courses. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/programs/health-promotion |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513640724#7_1017251013 | Title: Community Health and Health promotion Degrees in Public Health
Headings: Community Health and Health Promotion Degrees in Public Health
Community Health and Health Promotion Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
What is Community Health?
Public health vs. community health
Population health vs. community health
What is Health Promotion?
Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health and Health Promotion
Nutrition Across the Lifespan
Intro to Health Behavior
Anatomy and Physiology
Master’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for an MPH Degree in Community Health and Health Promotion
Health Education Program Planning
Communication Strategies
Program Planning and Research
Health Policy and Management
Doctorate Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Curriculum for Doctoral Degrees in Community Health and Health Promotion
Foundations of Epidemiology
Economics of Public Health Systems
Social Psychology
Environmental Health
Career Options and Industries Outlook
What can you do with a community health or health promotion degree?
Is a Community Health or Health Promotion Degree Worth It?
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Often combined with other health care specializations such as nursing, professionals in the field of health promotion are dedicated to the improvement of public health. Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Community Health and Health Promotion
Because community health and health promotion are such an integral part of the public health field, bachelor’s degree programs in community health and health promotion are a great opportunity to develop fundamental skills that will carry you throughout your career in public health. These four-year programs introduce students to the development, planning, implementation and evaluation of health education programs and provide them with the knowledge to address health concerns in groups and individuals. The educational component of these programs adds the communication aspect of public health that helps create understanding among professionals and individuals in communities, which is crucial in the development of successful health education programs. Like most bachelor’s-level education, community health and health promotion programs require students to take courses that contribute to their overall knowledge of general education as well as core program courses. Students may build their experience through research, internships and classroom activities. Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health and Health Promotion
During an undergraduate community health and health promotion degree program, students may be expected to take courses that are fundamental to their understanding of community health education and health promotion practices and policies. This can include classes that focus on disease prevention, communication methods and techniques, worksite health promotion, and family health and wellness. Additionally, there will be courses that teach the proper methods for educating people from different socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, along with classes dedicated to the health and wellness of women and children. As with most bachelor’s programs, these degrees typically require 120 credit hours for completion and often some form of an internship or capstone project. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/programs/health-promotion |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513824375#1_1017731929 | Title: Health Equity Concentration in Public Health
Headings: Health Equity Concentration in Public Health
Health Equity Concentration in Public Health
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What is Health Equity?
Why is health equity important for public health?
Bachelor’s Degree in Health Equity
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Equity
Master’s Degree in Health Equity
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Equity
MPH Programs in Health Equity Concentration
Doctorate Degree in Health Equity
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Equity
Health Equity Careers Options and Industries Outlook
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
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Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
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What is Health Equity? Deficiencies in healthcare access, treatment, and outcomes across populations are predictable, avoidable and unjust. These inequalities or disparities challenge public health policies, health advocates and medical professionals every day. Health equity is achieved when all gaps no longer exist, and individuals across different populations attain their full health potential. Why is health equity important for public health? Gaps in health and healthcare across the United States continue to grow. They are reflected in the differences in length of life, quality of life, rates of disease, the severity of disease, access to treatment and death among those unable to achieve health equity due to social determinants such as: Residential segregation
Language and literacy
Availability of resources to meet daily needs
Access to educational, economic and job opportunities
Availability of community-based resources
Access to healthcare services
Social support
Transportation options
Exposure to social disorder, crime and violence
Public safety
Social norms and attitudes
Access to mass media and emerging technologies
Overcoming these social determinants and attaining health equity among these disadvantaged groups improves the health of the overall population and ensures the social justice of inclusion for all individuals. Bachelor’s Degree in Health Equity
Few of the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) accredited institutions offer bachelor’s degrees in public health with the health equity concentration. When accredited, this academic program provides students a solid foundation in statistical analysis and research methods and positions graduates for entry-level employment in medicine, health education and global health research. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-equity/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513839717#1_1017763735 | Title: Health Science Degrees in Public Health | Guide 2020
Headings: Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online MPH Programs
MPH/Registered Dietitian Programs
What is Health Science?
Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health Science vs Public Health
Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Ethics
Lifespan Development and Health
Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
Master’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
Research in Health Sciences
Doctorate in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Science
Informatics in the Health Professions
Community, Environmental and Occupational Health
Professionalism and Healthcare Ethics
Online Health Science Degrees
Health Science Careers and Industries
What Can You Do With a Health Science Degree?
Community Health Workers
Health Educator
Laboratory Manager
Health Services Manager
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
Health Information Technicians
Other Specialized Areas of Focus in Health Science
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
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Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
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42-credit program • GRE not required • Live Classes
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What is Health Science? Health science is a field that encompasses the research and application of scientific principles to improve human health, both at the individual and large-scale levels. It includes topics like health informatics, biotechnology research, and therapeutic services. So, what is a health science degree? A health science degree provides undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students with healthcare-specific knowledge and general professional skills, through its interdisciplinary curriculum. Ultimately, students graduate with the technical foundation needed to work in both clinical and non-clinical settings, including medical laboratories, pharmacies, and doctors’ offices. These degrees may be useful should you decide to further your professional education and pursue a graduate program focused on chiropractic care, physical or occupational therapy, healthcare informatics, and athletic training among others. Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health science students and graduates have a wide range of focus areas available to them. They include: Health Promotion and Lifestyle Management
Lifespan Development and Health
Medical and Scientific Terminology
Women’s Health
Nutrition
Pre-dental
Pre-medicine
Pre-physical therapy
Pre-occupational therapy
Pre-pharmacy
Health Science vs Public Health
While public health is a broad field that encompasses a variety of health topics, health science is more focused on patients and healthcare management. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-science/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513839717#2_1017768070 | Title: Health Science Degrees in Public Health | Guide 2020
Headings: Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online MPH Programs
MPH/Registered Dietitian Programs
What is Health Science?
Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health Science vs Public Health
Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Ethics
Lifespan Development and Health
Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
Master’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
Research in Health Sciences
Doctorate in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Science
Informatics in the Health Professions
Community, Environmental and Occupational Health
Professionalism and Healthcare Ethics
Online Health Science Degrees
Health Science Careers and Industries
What Can You Do With a Health Science Degree?
Community Health Workers
Health Educator
Laboratory Manager
Health Services Manager
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
Health Information Technicians
Other Specialized Areas of Focus in Health Science
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Ultimately, students graduate with the technical foundation needed to work in both clinical and non-clinical settings, including medical laboratories, pharmacies, and doctors’ offices. These degrees may be useful should you decide to further your professional education and pursue a graduate program focused on chiropractic care, physical or occupational therapy, healthcare informatics, and athletic training among others. Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health science students and graduates have a wide range of focus areas available to them. They include: Health Promotion and Lifestyle Management
Lifespan Development and Health
Medical and Scientific Terminology
Women’s Health
Nutrition
Pre-dental
Pre-medicine
Pre-physical therapy
Pre-occupational therapy
Pre-pharmacy
Health Science vs Public Health
While public health is a broad field that encompasses a variety of health topics, health science is more focused on patients and healthcare management. Health science degree programs prepare students to enter a career in routine clinical settings, while public health is rooted in the study of public policy and the health of large populations. There is considerable overlap between the two fields, however, and both can be launching pads for students to specialize in an area of their choosing. Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Earning a Bachelor of Science in Health Science, or what many often refer to as a BHS, is a common first step for those who wish to enter the field. The BHS degree allows students to explore a number of areas in the field of health while still providing an opportunity to dive into a specialized pathway, like dentistry or physical therapy. Overall, BHS programs offer students a comprehensive introduction to health concepts and terminology and equip them with administrative, ethical, and professional skills. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-science/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513839717#3_1017771861 | Title: Health Science Degrees in Public Health | Guide 2020
Headings: Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online MPH Programs
MPH/Registered Dietitian Programs
What is Health Science?
Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health Science vs Public Health
Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Ethics
Lifespan Development and Health
Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
Master’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
Research in Health Sciences
Doctorate in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Science
Informatics in the Health Professions
Community, Environmental and Occupational Health
Professionalism and Healthcare Ethics
Online Health Science Degrees
Health Science Careers and Industries
What Can You Do With a Health Science Degree?
Community Health Workers
Health Educator
Laboratory Manager
Health Services Manager
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
Health Information Technicians
Other Specialized Areas of Focus in Health Science
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Health science degree programs prepare students to enter a career in routine clinical settings, while public health is rooted in the study of public policy and the health of large populations. There is considerable overlap between the two fields, however, and both can be launching pads for students to specialize in an area of their choosing. Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Earning a Bachelor of Science in Health Science, or what many often refer to as a BHS, is a common first step for those who wish to enter the field. The BHS degree allows students to explore a number of areas in the field of health while still providing an opportunity to dive into a specialized pathway, like dentistry or physical therapy. Overall, BHS programs offer students a comprehensive introduction to health concepts and terminology and equip them with administrative, ethical, and professional skills. Most bachelor’s programs last four years, but some students may be able to graduate earlier if they take extra courses or accumulate credits in high school. Tuition varies widely by school and geographic location, so it’s best to confirm prices with the university or college of your choice. Financial aid and scholarships are often available to students who meet qualifications. Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Typically, the BHS curriculum emphasizes research methods, concepts, and applications necessary to pursue a career in healthcare or health science. Most BHS programs require students to take a few core courses, like statistics, anatomy, and molecular biology. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-science/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513839717#4_1017775380 | Title: Health Science Degrees in Public Health | Guide 2020
Headings: Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online MPH Programs
MPH/Registered Dietitian Programs
What is Health Science?
Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health Science vs Public Health
Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Ethics
Lifespan Development and Health
Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
Master’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
Research in Health Sciences
Doctorate in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Science
Informatics in the Health Professions
Community, Environmental and Occupational Health
Professionalism and Healthcare Ethics
Online Health Science Degrees
Health Science Careers and Industries
What Can You Do With a Health Science Degree?
Community Health Workers
Health Educator
Laboratory Manager
Health Services Manager
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
Health Information Technicians
Other Specialized Areas of Focus in Health Science
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Most bachelor’s programs last four years, but some students may be able to graduate earlier if they take extra courses or accumulate credits in high school. Tuition varies widely by school and geographic location, so it’s best to confirm prices with the university or college of your choice. Financial aid and scholarships are often available to students who meet qualifications. Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Typically, the BHS curriculum emphasizes research methods, concepts, and applications necessary to pursue a career in healthcare or health science. Most BHS programs require students to take a few core courses, like statistics, anatomy, and molecular biology. Once these are completed, students have more freedom to pursue electives and nonrequired areas of specialty. Examples of undergraduate health science courses include: Healthcare Ethics
This philosophy course looks at the ethical issues concerning healthcare delivery, practice, and management in the U.S. It takes into consideration the family and patient perspective in addition to that of the healthcare provider. Lifespan Development and Health
In this course, students learn about factors that influence each stage of life, from conception to old age. Some of the topics covered include political and economic policies, epidemiology, the environment, and genetics—all in relation to the human lifespan. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-science/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_513839717#5_1017778713 | Title: Health Science Degrees in Public Health | Guide 2020
Headings: Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Health Science Degrees in Public Health
Sponsored Live Online MPH Programs
MPH/Registered Dietitian Programs
What is Health Science?
Focus Areas Of Health Science
Health Science vs Public Health
Bachelor’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Ethics
Lifespan Development and Health
Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
Master’s in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Master’s Degree in Health Science
Healthcare Delivery Systems
Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health
Research in Health Sciences
Doctorate in Health Science Programs
Curriculum for a Doctorate Degree in Health Science
Informatics in the Health Professions
Community, Environmental and Occupational Health
Professionalism and Healthcare Ethics
Online Health Science Degrees
Health Science Careers and Industries
What Can You Do With a Health Science Degree?
Community Health Workers
Health Educator
Laboratory Manager
Health Services Manager
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
Health Information Technicians
Other Specialized Areas of Focus in Health Science
Sponsored Live Online Public Health Programs
Sponsored
Master’s of Public Health Programs
George Washington University
Baylor University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina
Simmons University
Master’s of Public Health/Registered Dietitian Programs
University of North Carolina
Master’s of Health Informatics Programs
Tufts University
Master’s of Health Administration Programs
George Washington University
Content: Once these are completed, students have more freedom to pursue electives and nonrequired areas of specialty. Examples of undergraduate health science courses include: Healthcare Ethics
This philosophy course looks at the ethical issues concerning healthcare delivery, practice, and management in the U.S. It takes into consideration the family and patient perspective in addition to that of the healthcare provider. Lifespan Development and Health
In this course, students learn about factors that influence each stage of life, from conception to old age. Some of the topics covered include political and economic policies, epidemiology, the environment, and genetics—all in relation to the human lifespan. Contemporary Issues in Nutrition
This course introduces students to nutrition, a cornerstone of health, covering topics like nutrient functions, composition, digestion, and absorption. Students may also delve into their own dietary behaviors and study the Dietary Guidelines for Americans . Master’s in Health Science Programs
Open to those with an undergraduate degree in health science or a related healthcare bachelor’s degree, a master’s program in health science teaches students to manage and lead healthcare teams, providing them with the skills applicable to workforce safety, health regulations, and health prevention and treatment, among others. A health science graduate degree can open doors to leadership and managerial positions in healthcare settings. Note that a Master of Science in Health Science (MSHS) is usually a bit different from a Master of Health Science (MHS), depending on the university. | https://www.publichealthdegrees.org/specializations/health-science/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_514041627#0_1018182276 | Title: Pennsylvania Child Care Laws | Public Health Law Center
Headings: Pennsylvania Child Care Laws
Pennsylvania Child Care Laws
Analyzing Pennsylvania Child Care Licensing Laws for Nutrition, Active Play and Screen Time
Pennsylvania Child Care Screen Time Regulations
Pennsylvania Child Care Definitions and Exemptions
Pennsylvania State Regulations and Statues
Pennsylvania Child Care Regulations (current through May 2017)
Pennsylvania Child Care Statutes (current through July 2016)
Child Care Highlighting Protocol
Content: Pennsylvania Child Care Laws | Public Health Law Center
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Child care providers are important partners in the support of healthy child development. Pennsylvania requires licensure of certain child care providers, and the licensing requirements include regulations about various quality measures including nutritious food and active play. As a part of its extensive work in the child care setting, The Public Health Law Center has reviewed the child care licensing laws to identify the how the setting is defined and regulated. The review also identifies the public health requirements for child care providers (nutrition, active play, screen time limitations, etc.). Analyzing Pennsylvania Child Care Licensing Laws for Nutrition, Active Play and Screen Time
This resource compares scientifically-based best practices with Pennsylvania’s child care licensing regulations on healthy eating, active play and screen time limits. To see this analysis in an interactive 50-state map, click here. Pennsylvania Child Care Screen Time Regulations
This resource identifies the child care licensing language that impacts screen time in child care settings. Pennsylvania Child Care Definitions and Exemptions
This resource identifies the child care licensing language defining and exempting child care settings. Pennsylvania State Regulations and Statues
Pennsylvania Child Care Regulations (current through May 2017)
PA Child Day Care Centers 3270.1-3270.119
PA Child Day Care Centers 3270.121-3270.24
PA Family Child Day Care Homes 3290.1-3290.166
PA Family Child Day Care Homes 3290.171-3290.213
PA Group Child Day Care Homes 3280.1-3280.138
PA Group Child Day Care Homes 3280.151-3280.221
Pennsylvania Child Care Statutes (current through July 2016)
Content Pending
Child Care Highlighting Protocol
Child Care Highlighting Protocol - The Public Health Law Center has reviewed the child care licensing regulations to identify how the setting is defined, how it is regulated, and who is exempt from regulation. The review also identifies public health requirements (nutrition, active play, screen time limitations, etc.), | https://www.publichealthlawcenter.org/resources/healthy-child-care/pa |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_514041627#1_1018185219 | Title: Pennsylvania Child Care Laws | Public Health Law Center
Headings: Pennsylvania Child Care Laws
Pennsylvania Child Care Laws
Analyzing Pennsylvania Child Care Licensing Laws for Nutrition, Active Play and Screen Time
Pennsylvania Child Care Screen Time Regulations
Pennsylvania Child Care Definitions and Exemptions
Pennsylvania State Regulations and Statues
Pennsylvania Child Care Regulations (current through May 2017)
Pennsylvania Child Care Statutes (current through July 2016)
Child Care Highlighting Protocol
Content: To see this analysis in an interactive 50-state map, click here. Pennsylvania Child Care Screen Time Regulations
This resource identifies the child care licensing language that impacts screen time in child care settings. Pennsylvania Child Care Definitions and Exemptions
This resource identifies the child care licensing language defining and exempting child care settings. Pennsylvania State Regulations and Statues
Pennsylvania Child Care Regulations (current through May 2017)
PA Child Day Care Centers 3270.1-3270.119
PA Child Day Care Centers 3270.121-3270.24
PA Family Child Day Care Homes 3290.1-3290.166
PA Family Child Day Care Homes 3290.171-3290.213
PA Group Child Day Care Homes 3280.1-3280.138
PA Group Child Day Care Homes 3280.151-3280.221
Pennsylvania Child Care Statutes (current through July 2016)
Content Pending
Child Care Highlighting Protocol
Child Care Highlighting Protocol - The Public Health Law Center has reviewed the child care licensing regulations to identify how the setting is defined, how it is regulated, and who is exempt from regulation. The review also identifies public health requirements (nutrition, active play, screen time limitations, etc.), as well as other indicators, such as playground safety, equity and environmental contaminants. Licensing regulations were downloaded from state websites and highlighted. For archived child care laws compiled and highlighted in 2011-2015, go here. To see an un-highlighted version of your state’s regulations, see the National Database of Child Care Regulations. | https://www.publichealthlawcenter.org/resources/healthy-child-care/pa |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_514820806#13_1019701352 | Title: Health Education: Campus & Online Degrees and Career Paths
Headings: Online Health Education
Degree Programs
Online Health Education Degree Programs
Featured Programs:
Online Health Education Degrees: A Timeline
Case Study #1
Online Associate Degree in Health Education
Case Study #2
Online Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education
Case Study #3
Online Master’s Degree in Health Education
Online Doctorate Degree in Health Education
Content: Physical Science
3
This course provides an overview of the physical sciences and methods in understanding major scientific laws and concepts. Sophomore Year
Credits/Units
Description
Computer Applications in Health Education
3
The course is a hands-on overview of graphics and document-publishing software. Learn how to produce health education CD-ROMs and Web sites. Statistics
3
A study of methods, ethics, and critical thinking skills for students who configure and test hypotheses. Children’s Health
3
Students learn about age-specific needs and educational trends in child development, K-12. Health and Disease
3
An exploration of health risks and diseases of the major body systems, including a review of mental disorders. Case Study #2
Elliot was a communications major enrolled in an online bachelor’s degree program. He planned to go into corporate communications work, but a summer internship with a community services organization shifted his career goals to health promotion and education. He revised his major to health education and promotion and following graduation, secured a job as health marketing coordinator for a mental health services agency. Online Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education
The online bachelor’s degree program in health education is designed for students seeking a well-rounded, multi-disciplinary curriculum that prepares them for careers in health advocacy, promotion and education. | https://www.publichealthonline.org/degree-programs/health-education/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_514820806#14_1019703470 | Title: Health Education: Campus & Online Degrees and Career Paths
Headings: Online Health Education
Degree Programs
Online Health Education Degree Programs
Featured Programs:
Online Health Education Degrees: A Timeline
Case Study #1
Online Associate Degree in Health Education
Case Study #2
Online Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education
Case Study #3
Online Master’s Degree in Health Education
Online Doctorate Degree in Health Education
Content: Health and Disease
3
An exploration of health risks and diseases of the major body systems, including a review of mental disorders. Case Study #2
Elliot was a communications major enrolled in an online bachelor’s degree program. He planned to go into corporate communications work, but a summer internship with a community services organization shifted his career goals to health promotion and education. He revised his major to health education and promotion and following graduation, secured a job as health marketing coordinator for a mental health services agency. Online Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education
The online bachelor’s degree program in health education is designed for students seeking a well-rounded, multi-disciplinary curriculum that prepares them for careers in health advocacy, promotion and education. Students explore the issues and challenges in education and develop the skills necessary to plan, execute and evaluate outreach programs delivered to diverse communities, groups, and individuals. A bachelor’s degree in health education is the gateway degree into non-managerial, non-clinical roles throughout the corporate, non-profit, educational and public service sectors of the health promotion field. Graduates take jobs with a wide range of employers including state and local health departments, hospitals and clinics, community health agencies, corporate wellness departments, health advocacy groups, school outreach programs and health management organizations. Junior Year
Credits/Units
Description
Community & Public Health
3
This course explores regulatory mandates, ethical and financing issues in promoting community health. Technology in Health & Human Services
3
A review of informatics, data security, professional software programs, and patient confidentiality. | https://www.publichealthonline.org/degree-programs/health-education/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_514820806#15_1019705967 | Title: Health Education: Campus & Online Degrees and Career Paths
Headings: Online Health Education
Degree Programs
Online Health Education Degree Programs
Featured Programs:
Online Health Education Degrees: A Timeline
Case Study #1
Online Associate Degree in Health Education
Case Study #2
Online Bachelor’s Degree in Health Education
Case Study #3
Online Master’s Degree in Health Education
Online Doctorate Degree in Health Education
Content: Students explore the issues and challenges in education and develop the skills necessary to plan, execute and evaluate outreach programs delivered to diverse communities, groups, and individuals. A bachelor’s degree in health education is the gateway degree into non-managerial, non-clinical roles throughout the corporate, non-profit, educational and public service sectors of the health promotion field. Graduates take jobs with a wide range of employers including state and local health departments, hospitals and clinics, community health agencies, corporate wellness departments, health advocacy groups, school outreach programs and health management organizations. Junior Year
Credits/Units
Description
Community & Public Health
3
This course explores regulatory mandates, ethical and financing issues in promoting community health. Technology in Health & Human Services
3
A review of informatics, data security, professional software programs, and patient confidentiality. School Health
3
The course reviews topics in private and public education including administration, policy, curriculum, and promotion. Measurement and Evaluation
3
This intermediate course focuses on health research methodology and statistics. Senior Year
Credits/Units
Description
Special Populations
3
The course addresses issues involving mental health, substance addiction, youth populations, and underserved communities. Health Promotion Planning
3
Learn how health educators fund and produce communit | https://www.publichealthonline.org/degree-programs/health-education/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_522347000#3_1029117070 | Title: Giving Meaning to Risk Factors
Headings: Giving Meaning to Risk Factors
Giving Meaning to Risk Factors
Research summary
Vol. 15 No. 6
November 2010
Question
Background
Method
Answer
Policy implications
Source
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Content: For example, the risk of sexual recidivism is higher among sexual offenders who have unrelated victims rather than related victims, or who commit non-contact sexual offences rather than offences that involve intercourse. Understanding why risk factors predict recidivism would help determine appropriate intervention and management strategies, and to evaluate changes in risk levels over time. Method
A comprehensive literature review was conducted examining risk factors for male sexual offenders. For each set of risk factors, we searched for explanations as to why the characteristics should be related to increased sexual recidivism risk. These explanations were guided by offenders' own explanations for their own offending, and by commonly-accepted psychological research on the development and stability of personality characteristics. Answer
Risk factors predict recidivism because they are markers for enduring, psychologically meaningful characteristics. For male sexual offenders, the propensities that are most strongly related to recidivism are deviant sexual interests, difficulties forming intimate relationships with adults, and problems with general self-regulation. The variables that are the best predictors of recidivism are those that best represent the underlying psychologically meaningful risk factors. The best measures of problematic propensities consider both static variables, such as offence history, as well as dynamic variables, such as negative attitudes toward authority. Static risk factors are good predictors when the underlying propensities are highly stable. | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/mnng-fctrs/index-en.aspx |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_523056217#2_1029556165 | Title: Youth gang involvement: What are the risk factors?
Headings: Youth gang involvement: What are the risk factors?
Youth gang involvement: What are the risk factors?
Table of contents
What is a risk factor?
Major risk factors
Major risk factors associated with youth gang involvement
Individual
Peer group
School
Family
Community
Evolving risk factors
Risk factors and prevention
Protective factors and prevention
Community Solutions to Gang Violence (CSGV)
Conclusion
Notes
References
Content: To effectively prevent youth from joining gangs it is essential to understand these risk factors. What is a risk factor? Risk factors can be defined as life events or experiences that are associated with an increase in problem behaviours, such as drug use or gang activities
Footnote
1. For example, being the child of a single-parent who is often absent from the home and lacks adequate support, can be considered a risk factor. The negative influence of a friend
Footnote
2 or sibling can be another. Risk factors can be divided into five categories: Individual characteristics
Peer group
School
Family
Community
Major risk factors
Long-term studies of adolescents in Canadian and American cities (Montréal, Seattle, Washington and Rochester) suggest that the most important risk factors for gang involvement include: negative influences in the youth's life
limited attachment to the community
over-reliance on anti-social peers
poor parental supervision
alcohol and drug abuse
poor educational or employment potential
a need for recognition and belonging
The Seattle study found that children and youth are two to four times more likely to join gangs if they are affected by these factors
Footnote
3. Youth at risk or already involved in gangs tend to be from groups that suffer from the greatest levels of inequality and social disadvantage
Footnote
4. Major risk factors associated with youth gang involvement
Individual
Prior delinquency
Illegal gun ownership
Drug trafficking
Desire for group rewards such as status, identity, self-esteem, companionship and protection
Anti-social attitudes
Aggression
Alcohol and drug use
Early or precocious sexual activity
Violent victimization
Peer group
High commitment to delinquent peers
Street socialization
Gang members in class
Friends who use drugs or who are gang members
Interaction with delinquent peers
Pre-teen exposure to stress
School
Poor school performance
Low educational aspirations, especially among young females
Negative labelling by teachers
High levels of anti-social behaviour
Few teacher role models
Educational frustration
Low attachment to school
Learning difficulties
Family
Family disorganization, including broken homes and parental drug and/or alcohol abuse
Family violence, neglect and drug addiction
Family members in a gang
Lack of adult and parental role models, parental criminality, parents with violent attitudes, siblings with anti-social behaviours
Extreme economic deprivation
Community
Social disorganization, including high poverty and residential mobility
High crime neighbourhood; | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/yth-gng-nvlvmnt/index-en.aspx |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_523260104#12_1029886266 | Title: 10 Major Challenges Facing Public Schools
Headings: 10 Major Challenges Facing Public Schools
10 Major Challenges Facing Public Schools
Classroom Size
Poverty
Family Factors
Technology
Bullying
Student Attitudes and Behaviors
No Child Left Behind
Parent Involvement
Student Health
Funding
Content: Lance Cpl. Ryan M. Joyner [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
The national school lunch movement Let’s Move! has been working to bring healthier options into school lunchrooms across the country. According to the website, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released new guidelines in 2012 to boost the nutritional quality of the meals students get at school. Exercise programs are also coming to schools across the country to promote more physical activity among students of all ages. However, it seems the country as a whole still has a long way to go to get on the road to better health on a large scale. Funding
Budget cuts have created huge problems for most public schools in recent years. Less funding means smaller staffs, fewer resources and a lower number of services for students. While some argue that throwing more money at the education problems won’t make them go away, others assert that lack of funding caused many of the problems in the first place. There are many problems in public schools today, but identifying those issues is half the battle. | https://www.publicschoolreview.com/blog/10-major-challenges-facing-public-schools |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_523561377#7_1030406035 | Title: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Headings: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Role of Parental Involvement in Education
1. Academic achievement increases when parents are involved in their children's education.
2. Parental involvement leads to better classroom behavior.
3. Parents should stay involved in their children's education from preschool through high school.
4. Training helps parents of disadvantaged children get involved.
5. Reading together at home greatly improves reading skills.
6. Schools can encourage parental involvement in many ways.
7. Parental involvement lifts teacher morale.
9. Time constraints are the greatest barrier to parental involvement.
CNN: Why parents matter in education
NCLB on Parental Involvement
A school-parent pact demonstrates a commitment by schools and parents to improve students' academic performance.
Parent Involvement Contributes to Results
Tips for Being an Involved Parent
The extent of Parental Involvement
Parent involvement in education
Conclusion
PREVIOUS ARTICLE
NEXT ARTICLE
Content: Teacher morale is improved. Communication between home and school helps a teacher to know a student better, which in turn allows the teacher to teach the student more effectively. Communication also helps to dispel any mistrust or misperceptions that may exist between teachers and parents. 8. Parental involvement benefits children and parents. Becoming involved in their children's education, moms and dads get the satisfaction of making a contribution to their children's education and future. They have a better understanding of the school curriculum and activities and can be more comfortable with the quality of education their child is receiving. They spend more time with their children and become able to communicate better with them. Some studies show that a parent's participation in a child's education may inspire the parent to further his or her own education. 9. | https://www.publicschoolreview.com/blog/parental-involvement-is-key-to-student-success |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_523561377#13_1030420206 | Title: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Headings: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Role of Parental Involvement in Education
1. Academic achievement increases when parents are involved in their children's education.
2. Parental involvement leads to better classroom behavior.
3. Parents should stay involved in their children's education from preschool through high school.
4. Training helps parents of disadvantaged children get involved.
5. Reading together at home greatly improves reading skills.
6. Schools can encourage parental involvement in many ways.
7. Parental involvement lifts teacher morale.
9. Time constraints are the greatest barrier to parental involvement.
CNN: Why parents matter in education
NCLB on Parental Involvement
A school-parent pact demonstrates a commitment by schools and parents to improve students' academic performance.
Parent Involvement Contributes to Results
Tips for Being an Involved Parent
The extent of Parental Involvement
Parent involvement in education
Conclusion
PREVIOUS ARTICLE
NEXT ARTICLE
Content: NCLB stresses effective communication with parents and lists specific information that must be communicated. Schools are required to inform parents of their rights to be involved. Schools must notify parents about all school programs and report on their students' progress. Schools are required to describe and explain to parents the curriculum, the tests used to measure student progress, and the expected student proficiency levels. Communication required under NCLB goes much further than simply notifying parents by written announcements or reports. Parents with limited English proficiency must be accommodated, to the extent possible, with communication in a language that they understand. Schools may be required to provide transportation, child care, or home visits if necessary to reach out to parents and get them involved. A school-parent pact demonstrates a commitment by schools and parents to improve students' academic performance. NCLB emphasizes that schools and parents share responsibilities for improving academic achievement. Accordingly, each participating school is directed jointly to develop with parents a school-parent pact to articulate how they will help children to meet the state academic standards. | https://www.publicschoolreview.com/blog/parental-involvement-is-key-to-student-success |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_523561377#15_1030425628 | Title: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Headings: Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Parental Involvement is Key to Student Success
Role of Parental Involvement in Education
1. Academic achievement increases when parents are involved in their children's education.
2. Parental involvement leads to better classroom behavior.
3. Parents should stay involved in their children's education from preschool through high school.
4. Training helps parents of disadvantaged children get involved.
5. Reading together at home greatly improves reading skills.
6. Schools can encourage parental involvement in many ways.
7. Parental involvement lifts teacher morale.
9. Time constraints are the greatest barrier to parental involvement.
CNN: Why parents matter in education
NCLB on Parental Involvement
A school-parent pact demonstrates a commitment by schools and parents to improve students' academic performance.
Parent Involvement Contributes to Results
Tips for Being an Involved Parent
The extent of Parental Involvement
Parent involvement in education
Conclusion
PREVIOUS ARTICLE
NEXT ARTICLE
Content: Under the pact, the school is responsible for providing a high-quality curriculum and instruction in a supportive and effective learning environment. Parents' responsibilities include supporting their children's learning by monitoring attendance, homework completion, and use of extracurricular time, volunteering in classrooms, and participating as appropriate in decisions pertaining to their children's education. Schools take an active role in building capacity for parental involvement. NCLB recognizes that some parents do not know how to participate in their children's education and that some schools do not know how to reach out to parents to get them involved. Thus, schools are required to educate teachers and other school personnel about reaching out to and work with parents as equal partners. For parents, schools are directed to offer materials and training to help parents work with their children, including literacy and technology. Schools also assist parents in understanding the state academic standards, monitoring a child's progress, and working with teachers to improve achievement. This video explains how parental involvement contributes to positive results. YouTube
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_525327522#12_1033693475 | Title: The Facts on Rural Schools – Public Schools First NC
Headings: The Facts on Rural Schools
The Facts on Rural Schools
Leandro and Rural Schools
Critical Needs Directly Impacting Rural School Districts
Challenges for Rural Schools
Poverty
Healthcare
Underfunding
Academic Performance
Teachers
Broadband
Attempts at Reform
Privatization
School Closures or Teacher Replacement
Possible solutions
Rural Schools Can:
Lawmakers and policymakers should:
Last revised January 12, 2021
Resources
Content: Because students in rural districts tend to be spread out over a large geographical area, transportation costs per student tend to be high. On average nationwide, rural school districts receive just 17 percent of state education funding, although they comprise half of all districts and serve one in five students. Smaller rural schools are often at a disadvantage for funding in other ways. For example, the Title I funding formula emphasizes the number of students in poverty rather than the percentage of a school’s students that are in poverty. In addition, many rural schools have a small staff that may not have the time or training to complete applications for competitive grants. Even when rural schools do receive grant money, if it is awarded based on student population size, the amount awarded may not be significant. The 2020 Local School Finance Study from the Public School Forum of NC found that the ten highest spending counties spent on average $3,305 per student compared to an average of $782 per student by the ten lowest spending counties, with a gap of $2,523 per student. That gap is the largest since the Forum began tracking this figure in 1987. There are fewer resources available to lower wealth counties, including money for teacher salaries and supplies. Also, the tax burden is greater in lower wealth counties because the tax base is smaller. | https://www.publicschoolsfirstnc.org/resources/fact-sheets/the-facts-on-rural-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_525327522#13_1033695589 | Title: The Facts on Rural Schools – Public Schools First NC
Headings: The Facts on Rural Schools
The Facts on Rural Schools
Leandro and Rural Schools
Critical Needs Directly Impacting Rural School Districts
Challenges for Rural Schools
Poverty
Healthcare
Underfunding
Academic Performance
Teachers
Broadband
Attempts at Reform
Privatization
School Closures or Teacher Replacement
Possible solutions
Rural Schools Can:
Lawmakers and policymakers should:
Last revised January 12, 2021
Resources
Content: Even when rural schools do receive grant money, if it is awarded based on student population size, the amount awarded may not be significant. The 2020 Local School Finance Study from the Public School Forum of NC found that the ten highest spending counties spent on average $3,305 per student compared to an average of $782 per student by the ten lowest spending counties, with a gap of $2,523 per student. That gap is the largest since the Forum began tracking this figure in 1987. There are fewer resources available to lower wealth counties, including money for teacher salaries and supplies. Also, the tax burden is greater in lower wealth counties because the tax base is smaller. Wealthier counties are able to keep tax rates low, while still procuring enough funds for their schools. For many districts across the nation, there is a growing teacher shortage due to years of underinvestment and stagnant salaries. Rural schools have an even more difficult time of attracting talent, as they have fewer resources to draw from for teacher salary supplements. The report states “ In low-wealth districts, schools are often unable to offer the diversity of course offerings found in wealthier counties, meaning that many students in these districts are unable to access advanced courses or electives that are important in developing college and career readiness.” Poorer, rural districts cannot make up the difference when state funding levels are insufficient and will continue to fall behind if funding adequacy is not addressed. | https://www.publicschoolsfirstnc.org/resources/fact-sheets/the-facts-on-rural-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_525366419#9_1033750926 | Title: How to Help Stop Human Trafficking: Volunteer & Career Ideas
Headings: Be the Change: How You Can Help End Human Trafficking
Be the Change: How You Can Help End Human Trafficking
National Human Trafficking Hotline
What Is Human Trafficking, Who Does It Affect, and Where Does It Happen?
Human Trafficking
Modern Slavery
Types of Human Trafficking
Forced Labor
Bonded Labor
Domestic Servitude
Sex Trafficking
Child Sex Trafficking
Did You Know?
Recognizing the Signs of Human Trafficking
Signs to Look Out for in Your Profession
Medical Professionals
Social Workers & Mental Health Professionals
Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement
Teachers & Educators
Signs to Look Out for as a Friend or Relative
Signs to Look Out for as a Concerned Citizen
5 Ways You Help Stop Human Trafficking Right Now
Raise awareness
Fundraise for anti-trafficking organizations
Volunteer for anti-trafficking organizations
Civic engagement: promote anti-trafficking legislation
Reporting human trafficking
Anti-trafficking Degree & Career Paths
Criminal Justice
Public Health
Social Work
Psychology
Homeland Security
Cybersecurity
Women’s and Gender Studies
International Relations
Students: How to Take Action Against Human Trafficking
Interview with the Expert
What can the everyday person do to reach out to victims of trafficking?
Tell me a bit about the trauma-informed approach to human trafficking, perhaps some tips to help others interact with victims in a sensitive manner.
Some of the signs of trafficking are obvious. What are some more subtle signs that might be missed by the average person?
What are some of the biggest misconceptions about human trafficking?
Recommended Reading & Resources About Human Trafficking Prevention
Content: Sex Trafficking
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) found that 79% of human trafficking involves sexual exploitation. However, this might be because the exploitation of women is much more visible in modern society than other types of trafficking, such as domestic servitude. It is also much more frequently reported than other types of human trafficking. Though men can be trafficked into sex trades, women are much more likely to be victims. Child Sex Trafficking
Occurs when anyone under the age of 18 is somehow brought into the sex trades, whether through recruitment, transport, solicitation, or any other form of coercion, force, or fraud. Proof of these methods is not necessary to prosecute child sex trafficking. According to the U.S. State Department, those under the age of 18 in the sex trades are always considered trafficked. This rule is the same in most countries around the world. Did You Know? In the United States, California has the most trafficking reported, followed by Texas, Florida, Ohio, and Georgia. | https://www.publicservicedegrees.org/be-the-change/stop-human-trafficking/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_527985808#0_1039469553 | Title: The 10 Best True Crime Books
Headings: The 10 Best True Crime Books
The 10 Best True Crime Books
1. In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
2. The Journalist and the Murderer by Janet Malcolm
3. Columbine by Dave Cullen
4. Shot in the Heart by Mikhal Gilmore
5. Son of a Gun by Justin St. Germain
6. Under the Banner of Heaven by Jon Krakauer
7. The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson
8. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt
9. Killings by Calvin Trillin
10. The Other Side by Lacy Johnson
Content: The 10 Best True Crime Books
The 10 Best True Crime Books
By Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich |
May 19, 2017
Photo Credit: Nina Subin
Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich's haunting hybrid of memoir and true crime, The Fact of a Body, explores how a law school internship set her on a collision course with Ricky Langley, a pedophile and murderer, forcing her to contend with past trauma and preexisting prejudice. Her writing is remarkably evocative and taut with suspense, with a level of nuance that sets the book apart from other true crime accounts. Marzano-Lesnevich picks her 10 favorite true crime books. What is it about crime that compels us? As an obsessive fan of podcasts like Serial, shows like The Making of a Murderer, and all the books I’m about to list below—and as a writer who just spent nearly a decade being haunted by a Louisiana murder, a haunting that eventually became my book The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir —I’ve wondered about this question. What I’ve come to think is that it’s not just the vivid suspense of a crime story, the lure of the whodunit, that pulls us in. Rather, it’s how much of the unsayable questions in life crimes lay starkly bare—how much of ourselves, as individuals and as a society, they reveal. In them are passion, blood, extreme acts, and extreme emotion—but in them are also the questions of who we are and who we wish to be, the various ways we love and fail and harm one another. | https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/tip-sheet/article/73638-the-10-best-true-crime-books.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_528309843#2_1040336011 | Title: What is the Importance of Evaluation?
Headings: What is the Importance of Evaluation?
What is the Importance of Evaluation?
Importance of Evaluation
1. Evaluation is Important to the Class-room Teachers, Supervisors, and Administrators in Directing as well as Guiding Teaching and Learning
2. Evaluation also helps to Measure the Validity and Reliability of Instruction
3. Evaluation Aids in Devising more Effective Instructional Materials and Procedures of Instruction
4. Evaluation Helps Teachers to Discover the Needs of the Pupils
5. Evaluation Stimulates Students to Study
6. Evaluation Helps Parents to Understand Pupil-Growth, Interests, and Potentialities
7. Evaluation can be used to Enforce External Standards upon the Individual Class or School
8. Evaluation, Likewise, Helps to Provide Objective Evidences for Effective Cooperation between Parents and Teachers
9. Evaluation is Helpful in Securing Support for the School from the Government, Local or National
10. Evaluation is Helpful to the Teacher
Types of tests useful in teaching
1. Educational Tests
2. Intelligence Tests
(a) Individual Intelligence Test
(b) Group Intelligence Test
Values of the Educational Test
1. The Educational Test Measures the Accomplishment and Progress of the Pupils
2. An Educational Test Diagnoses the Strength and Weakness of the Pupils in a Subject or Subjects
3. The Educational Test Stimulates the Pupils to Study
4. The Educational Test Measures the Validity and Reliability of Instruction
5. The Educational Test Sets-up Standards of Performance for the Pupils
6. The Educational Test opens the way to Remedial Work
7. The Educational Test can be Used for Educational and Vocational Guidance
8. Educational Test Results are a Valuable Part of the Pupil’s Records
9. Educational Tests can be used in the Classification and Sectioning of Pupils
10. The Educational Test can be used by Supervisors to Direct and Guide the Teachers
Content: It cannot be denied that the evaluation of teaching and learning is an exceedingly complex activity. However, the efficiency of the teacher and the growth and achievement of the pupil can be evaluated through the use of such devices as check lists, rating scales, and tests of different aspects of teaching ability, interview, and questionnaires. Through the use of such devices much valuable data may be gathered relative to many of the important aspects of teaching and learning. ADVERTISEMENTS: The importance of evaluation in teaching can be summarized as follows: 1. Evaluation is Important to the Class-room Teachers, Supervisors, and Administrators in Directing as well as Guiding Teaching and Learning
Evaluation, to be of importance to teachers and supervisors, should be diagnostic, i.e., it should reveal the specific points of strength and weakness in teaching and learning. 2. Evaluation also helps to Measure the Validity and Reliability of Instruction
ADVERTISEMENTS: The effectiveness and success of any phase of teaching technique can be demonstrated through the nature of the results obtained. | https://www.publishyourarticles.net/knowledge-hub/education/what-is-the-importance-of-evaluation/5390/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_528309843#4_1040342751 | Title: What is the Importance of Evaluation?
Headings: What is the Importance of Evaluation?
What is the Importance of Evaluation?
Importance of Evaluation
1. Evaluation is Important to the Class-room Teachers, Supervisors, and Administrators in Directing as well as Guiding Teaching and Learning
2. Evaluation also helps to Measure the Validity and Reliability of Instruction
3. Evaluation Aids in Devising more Effective Instructional Materials and Procedures of Instruction
4. Evaluation Helps Teachers to Discover the Needs of the Pupils
5. Evaluation Stimulates Students to Study
6. Evaluation Helps Parents to Understand Pupil-Growth, Interests, and Potentialities
7. Evaluation can be used to Enforce External Standards upon the Individual Class or School
8. Evaluation, Likewise, Helps to Provide Objective Evidences for Effective Cooperation between Parents and Teachers
9. Evaluation is Helpful in Securing Support for the School from the Government, Local or National
10. Evaluation is Helpful to the Teacher
Types of tests useful in teaching
1. Educational Tests
2. Intelligence Tests
(a) Individual Intelligence Test
(b) Group Intelligence Test
Values of the Educational Test
1. The Educational Test Measures the Accomplishment and Progress of the Pupils
2. An Educational Test Diagnoses the Strength and Weakness of the Pupils in a Subject or Subjects
3. The Educational Test Stimulates the Pupils to Study
4. The Educational Test Measures the Validity and Reliability of Instruction
5. The Educational Test Sets-up Standards of Performance for the Pupils
6. The Educational Test opens the way to Remedial Work
7. The Educational Test can be Used for Educational and Vocational Guidance
8. Educational Test Results are a Valuable Part of the Pupil’s Records
9. Educational Tests can be used in the Classification and Sectioning of Pupils
10. The Educational Test can be used by Supervisors to Direct and Guide the Teachers
Content: From a purely methodical point of view, the measurement of effective teaching finds its great value in the possibilities it offers for the improvement of teaching and learning. All activities of the teacher should be evaluated in the light of their adequacy to promote the democratic way of life and on how nearly do the students realize the objectives of education. 3. Evaluation Aids in Devising more Effective Instructional Materials and Procedures of Instruction
Current educational literature is filled with enthusiastic advocacy of various cooperative researches, and if worked along this line, will determine the degree of success and effectiveness of evaluation. 4. Evaluation Helps Teachers to Discover the Needs of the Pupils
The purpose of any program of evaluation is to discover the needs of the pupils being evaluated and then to design learning experiences that will satisfy these needs. Traditionally, the results of evaluation have been used to compare one individual with another. It is an accepted fact that growth is a continuous process and that each individual grows at a rate that is unique for him. 5. Evaluation Stimulates Students to Study
A questioning teacher creates incentives for students to learn more. | https://www.publishyourarticles.net/knowledge-hub/education/what-is-the-importance-of-evaluation/5390/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_529526108#4_1042563271 | Title: Managing Wildlife Damage: Moles | VCE Publications | Virginia Tech
Headings: Managing Wildlife Damage: Moles
Managing Wildlife Damage: Moles
BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR
ECONOMIC STATUS AND IMPORTANCE
MANAGEMENT OPTIONS
Fumigants, Repellents, and Toxicants
Barriers
Trapping
REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED READINGS
Available As
Other resources in:
Other resources by:
Other resources from:
Content: Male eastern and hairy-tailed moles typically are larger in size than respective females whereas both male and female star-nosed moles are approximately equal in size. Tactile hairs on the snout, forepaws, top of the head, and tail enhance a mole's sense of touch; moles have a poor sense of smell and are virtually blind (but they do detect light and dark). Although many people believe that moles are rodents, like mice or rats, they actually are members of the scientific order Insectivora, which includes animals like shrews and bats. The diet of a mole consists of earthworms, snails, slugs, and insects (both adult and larval stages), but also may include small amounts of vegetation and seeds taken inadvertently. Moles destroy very few plants or bulbs by direct feeding, but may dislodge plants while tunneling in search of food. Because they expend a tremendous amount of energy when constructing tunnels, moles often remain active day and night year-round in their search for food. They often consume an amount of food equal to 60-100% of their body weight daily. To satisfy this almost insatiable demand for food, one mole can dig up to 150 feet of new tunnels each day. They are most active in early morning and late evening on damp, cloudy days during the spring and fall and may be seen above ground at night or when they disperse to new areas. | https://www.pubs.ext.vt.edu/420/420-201/420-201.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_537810294#9_1058363409 | Title: How Face Masks Affect Those With Asthma
Headings: How Face Masks Affect Those With Asthma
How Face Masks Affect Those With Asthma
Why The Need For Face Masks?
Should People With Asthma Wear Masks?
What Kind of Masks Can You Wear?
What If You Can’t Wear a Mask?
Content: There’s no doubt some people with asthma can’t wear masks. You can talk to your allergist to be sure, but if you can’t do it, then you’ll have to take other steps. You still need to protect yourself and protect others. The following are alternatives you should consider as long as this pandemic lasts: Stay Home: The easiest way to keep everyone safe is to stay at home. This is a difficult thing to do at times, but there are ways to do it. For example, you can have most of your groceries delivered to your home. You can even instruct the person who is delivering the food to just leave it at your door. If you aren’t comfortable with this or if there are no grocery delivery services near you, then consider getting help. | https://www.pulseheadlines.com/how-face-masks-affect-those-with-asthma/75040/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_538766283#2_1059820239 | Title:
Headings:
Theory
guided
practice
in
nursing
Practice
Content: Effective
nursing
practice
requires
the
application
of
knowledge,
skills,
caring,
and
art
to
care
for
patients
in
an
effective,
efficient,
and
considerate
way. An
important
part
of
the
knowledge
used
in
making
nursing
clinical
decisions
is
produced
by
research
findings. Ideally,
all
patient
care
decisions
should
be
based
on
research-evidence. Research
findings
are
used
to
develop
a
protocol
and
the
protocol
is
followed
in
daily
nursing
practice. In
any
discipline,
science
is
the
result
of
the
relationship
between
the
process
of
inquiry
(research)
and
the
product
of
knowledge
(theory). In
addition
to
guiding
nursing
practice,
the
purpose
of
research
is
to
build
knowledge
in
a
discipline
through
the
generation
of
theory
and
or
testing
theory. The
relationship
between
research
and
theory
is
reciprocal
where
research
generate
more
knowledge
and
theory. Theory
is
integral
to
the
research
process
where
it
is
important
to
use
theory
as
a
framework
to
provide
perspective
and
guidance
to
the
research
study. Theory
can
also
be
used
to
guide
the
research
process
by
generating
and
testing
phenomena
of
interest. The
primary
purpose
of
theory
in
the
profession
of
nursing
is
to
improve
practice
by
positively
influence
the
health
and
quality
of
life
of
patients. | https://www.pulsus.com/scholarly-articles/theory-guided-practice-in-nursing.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_538766283#3_1059822554 | Title:
Headings:
Theory
guided
practice
in
nursing
Practice
Content: In
addition
to
guiding
nursing
practice,
the
purpose
of
research
is
to
build
knowledge
in
a
discipline
through
the
generation
of
theory
and
or
testing
theory. The
relationship
between
research
and
theory
is
reciprocal
where
research
generate
more
knowledge
and
theory. Theory
is
integral
to
the
research
process
where
it
is
important
to
use
theory
as
a
framework
to
provide
perspective
and
guidance
to
the
research
study. Theory
can
also
be
used
to
guide
the
research
process
by
generating
and
testing
phenomena
of
interest. The
primary
purpose
of
theory
in
the
profession
of
nursing
is
to
improve
practice
by
positively
influence
the
health
and
quality
of
life
of
patients. The
relationship
between
theory
and
practice
is
reciprocal. Practice
is
the
basis
for
the
development
of
nursing
theory
whereas
nursing
theory
must
be
validated
in
practice. Despite
the
development,
evolution,
and
study
of
nursing
theory
in
the
past
a
few
decades,
the
“gap”
between
theory
and
practice
is
a
common
perception
among
nurses. Practicing
nurses
rarely
use
the
language
of
nursing
theory
unless
mandated
to
do
so
by
accrediting
bodies. There
are
several
factors
that
contribute
to
the
theory-practice
gap. | https://www.pulsus.com/scholarly-articles/theory-guided-practice-in-nursing.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_571849913#0_1150416045 | Title: 6 Reasons Why Your Cat is Meowing at Night | Purina
Headings: Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Cat Training
Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night.
Why does my cat meow at night?
1. Cats are naturally more active at night
2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
4. A symptom of ageing if your cat is a senior
5. Outdoor cats may feel trapped
6. Yowling could be the sound of mating
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Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night. It’s widely known that cats are night owls. It seems that the moment we switch off the light they get straight to sprinting around the house –like the cat version of dog zoomies. When they’re getting up to their night time antics they may also meow a lot too. And, sometimes your cat meowing at night can be extremely disruptive and get in the way of you getting your much-needed rest. If your feline friend does this and you’re wondering why does my cat meow at night and what can I do about it? We’ve got the answers to your questions! | https://www.purina.co.uk/articles/cats/behaviour/training/cat-meowing-at-night |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_571849913#1_1150418616 | Title: 6 Reasons Why Your Cat is Meowing at Night | Purina
Headings: Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Cat Training
Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night.
Why does my cat meow at night?
1. Cats are naturally more active at night
2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
4. A symptom of ageing if your cat is a senior
5. Outdoor cats may feel trapped
6. Yowling could be the sound of mating
What can be done about cat meowing at night?
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Content: It seems that the moment we switch off the light they get straight to sprinting around the house –like the cat version of dog zoomies. When they’re getting up to their night time antics they may also meow a lot too. And, sometimes your cat meowing at night can be extremely disruptive and get in the way of you getting your much-needed rest. If your feline friend does this and you’re wondering why does my cat meow at night and what can I do about it? We’ve got the answers to your questions! Here at Purina, we’ve put together this guide to tell you all you need to know. Why does my cat meow at night? If you have a cat yowling at night, it’s only natural that you’ll be wondering why they do it. There are six common reasons why your kitty may be doing this, including: 1. | https://www.purina.co.uk/articles/cats/behaviour/training/cat-meowing-at-night |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_571849913#2_1150420799 | Title: 6 Reasons Why Your Cat is Meowing at Night | Purina
Headings: Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Cat Training
Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night.
Why does my cat meow at night?
1. Cats are naturally more active at night
2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
4. A symptom of ageing if your cat is a senior
5. Outdoor cats may feel trapped
6. Yowling could be the sound of mating
What can be done about cat meowing at night?
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Content: Here at Purina, we’ve put together this guide to tell you all you need to know. Why does my cat meow at night? If you have a cat yowling at night, it’s only natural that you’ll be wondering why they do it. There are six common reasons why your kitty may be doing this, including: 1. Cats are naturally more active at night
Your cat’s meowing at night may have much to do with the fact that they are naturally more active at certain hours of the night. Although it’s popularly thought that cats are nocturnal, this is not strictly true. However, they are crepuscular – meaning that they are naturally most active at dusk and dawn. Although many cats do adapt to the routine of their owners, this crepuscular tendency means that your cat may be especially active in the early hours of the morning, when the rest of the house is asleep. Younger cats have an increased tendency to be active at night, as their instincts tell them that this is a great time to hunt. | https://www.purina.co.uk/articles/cats/behaviour/training/cat-meowing-at-night |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_571849913#3_1150423163 | Title: 6 Reasons Why Your Cat is Meowing at Night | Purina
Headings: Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Cat Training
Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night.
Why does my cat meow at night?
1. Cats are naturally more active at night
2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
4. A symptom of ageing if your cat is a senior
5. Outdoor cats may feel trapped
6. Yowling could be the sound of mating
What can be done about cat meowing at night?
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Content: Cats are naturally more active at night
Your cat’s meowing at night may have much to do with the fact that they are naturally more active at certain hours of the night. Although it’s popularly thought that cats are nocturnal, this is not strictly true. However, they are crepuscular – meaning that they are naturally most active at dusk and dawn. Although many cats do adapt to the routine of their owners, this crepuscular tendency means that your cat may be especially active in the early hours of the morning, when the rest of the house is asleep. Younger cats have an increased tendency to be active at night, as their instincts tell them that this is a great time to hunt. As they mature, though, it is likely that their rhythm will adapt to that of the rest of the household, which may hopefully mean less cat meowing at night. 2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
Cat crying at night may be simply because they’re bored – or because they haven’t tired themselves out during the day. Active play before bedtime may help to ensure that they are more tired out at night, as will trying to keep their minds active and happy during the day. Cat meowing at night can essentially be attention-seeking behaviour. | https://www.purina.co.uk/articles/cats/behaviour/training/cat-meowing-at-night |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_571849913#4_1150425783 | Title: 6 Reasons Why Your Cat is Meowing at Night | Purina
Headings: Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Cat Training
Why Does My Cat Meow at Night?
Hearing a cat meowing at night is not uncommon – but if you are a cat owner and it’s your cat that is meowing at night, it may be something that you are concerned about. Also known as night vocalisation or night calling, if your cat is meowing at night it can be a problem if it is a sign of their discomfort or it’s disturbing your rest. Read on to find out more about the reasons that your cat may be being particularly vocal at night.
Why does my cat meow at night?
1. Cats are naturally more active at night
2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
4. A symptom of ageing if your cat is a senior
5. Outdoor cats may feel trapped
6. Yowling could be the sound of mating
What can be done about cat meowing at night?
Our experts are here to help
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Content: As they mature, though, it is likely that their rhythm will adapt to that of the rest of the household, which may hopefully mean less cat meowing at night. 2. Your cat may be bored or unstimulated
Cat crying at night may be simply because they’re bored – or because they haven’t tired themselves out during the day. Active play before bedtime may help to ensure that they are more tired out at night, as will trying to keep their minds active and happy during the day. Cat meowing at night can essentially be attention-seeking behaviour. Although it is important to attend to your cat’s needs, constantly complying with their asking for attention may lead to them asking for it more frequently, so if this is a frequent occurrence, try not to give in too often. If you have an indoor cat without access to outdoor space, you’ll need to make plenty of time for play throughout the day, otherwise they may find themselves a touch hard done by when you go off to bed, leading to your cat yowling at night. Find out more about mental stimulation for your indoor cat with our handy guide. 3. Overactive thyroid or kidney disease
If your cat is meowing at night on a frequent basis, it’s a good idea to consult with a vet to check up on their health. | https://www.purina.co.uk/articles/cats/behaviour/training/cat-meowing-at-night |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_572935575#3_1153628271 | Title: Behind Cats' Curious Behaviors | Purina
Headings: Behind Cats' Curious Behaviors
Behind Cats' Curious Behaviors
Do you ever wonder why your cat moves socks around your house, or likes to crawl into boxes?
Why does my cat run around in circles on me when I'm sleeping? ~ Eva H.
Why do cats love boxes so much? ~ Jackie N.
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The reason for this is likely a combination of both of these factors, plus a cat's attraction to the visual stimulus on the screen. It's not likely that your cat is seeing exactly what you see, but the moving image does engage them. Sitting on your TV may be a sign that your cat wants interaction and attention trying to disrupt the attention you are giving to the device. A good way to test this is to see if they spend as much time with a device when you are not engaging with it. Why do my cats run around in the middle of the night? ~ Amanda B.
Since cats are crepuscular, it’s natural that they will be more active at twilight – around dawn or dusk. Since we’re often not home during the day, they spend a lot of that time sleeping. The phrase “cat nap” comes from cats’ habit of sleeping for short bursts over the course of the day. This is actually more common in nature. Humans have created environments where we can sleep safely for long periods of time without predators around, which is foreign to cats and other animals. | https://www.purina.com/articles/cat/behavior/behind-cats-curious-behaviors |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577238926#4_1163202755 | Title: Feeding Show Pigs & Show Pig Nutrition | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Water
Environment
Quality show pig feed
Receiving pigs
Feeding show pigs oat groats
Showpig feeding methods
Have a plan
Content: Even the best feeds will not increase body length, base width, or bone. Feed will not make the pig tall at the point of the shoulder. Nor will the best feed turn an unsound pig into a sound one. You will need to select animals that already express these features. Nutrition unlocks the genetic potential of your showpig project. A great feed will do only so much for poor genetic potential. However, a poor-quality feed can ruin great genetics. Receiving pigs
If you purchase a pig (s) from a pig sale, consider medicating the pig for at least 14 days after purchase. When pigs are placed in the same air space as other pigs with a differing immune status the result can have serious consequences, if not properly addressed. Feeds medicated with Carbadox or Denagard ®, are appropriate for receiving young newly purchased pigs. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/feeding-show-pigs-basic-show-pig-nutrition |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577238926#5_1163204115 | Title: Feeding Show Pigs & Show Pig Nutrition | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Water
Environment
Quality show pig feed
Receiving pigs
Feeding show pigs oat groats
Showpig feeding methods
Have a plan
Content: A great feed will do only so much for poor genetic potential. However, a poor-quality feed can ruin great genetics. Receiving pigs
If you purchase a pig (s) from a pig sale, consider medicating the pig for at least 14 days after purchase. When pigs are placed in the same air space as other pigs with a differing immune status the result can have serious consequences, if not properly addressed. Feeds medicated with Carbadox or Denagard ®, are appropriate for receiving young newly purchased pigs. Injectable antibiotics are appropriate (consult your local veterinarian). Water soluble medication is also applicable. HONOR ® Show FIRST WEAN™ 319 or 519 pig feed, medicated with 35 grams/ton Denagard ® is a very good choice for receiving pigs. This medication offers support for respiratory health and the gut immune system. Remember that muscle is protein, and protein is comprised of amino acids. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/feeding-show-pigs-basic-show-pig-nutrition |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577238926#6_1163205562 | Title: Feeding Show Pigs & Show Pig Nutrition | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Water
Environment
Quality show pig feed
Receiving pigs
Feeding show pigs oat groats
Showpig feeding methods
Have a plan
Content: Injectable antibiotics are appropriate (consult your local veterinarian). Water soluble medication is also applicable. HONOR ® Show FIRST WEAN™ 319 or 519 pig feed, medicated with 35 grams/ton Denagard ® is a very good choice for receiving pigs. This medication offers support for respiratory health and the gut immune system. Remember that muscle is protein, and protein is comprised of amino acids. So, one strategy would be if you purchase a pig that is moderate to light muscled, you probably should look at feeding a 20% crude protein such as HONOR ® Show FIRST WEAN™ 519 pig feed until the pig weighs at least 75 lbs. If the pig you have purchased is heavily muscled, you may want to feed a lower crude protein feed, such HONOR ® Show MUSCLE & FILL™ 719 or MUSCLE & COVER™ 819 early on to help the pig from developing “too much” muscle, and therefore becoming tight moving. For very heavily muscled showpigs, the HONOR ® Show MUSCLE & COVER™ 819 pig feed is a great option, once the pig reaches about 70 lbs. in bodyweight. Also remember that every metabolic process has a caloric cost. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/feeding-show-pigs-basic-show-pig-nutrition |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577238926#11_1163213567 | Title: Feeding Show Pigs & Show Pig Nutrition | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Feeding Show Pigs: Basic Show Pig Nutrition
Water
Environment
Quality show pig feed
Receiving pigs
Feeding show pigs oat groats
Showpig feeding methods
Have a plan
Content: There is no substitute for time spent building a bond and trust between pig and exhibitor. Regardless of how you deliver the feed at the onset of your project, you will need to begin hand feeding at some point in the feeding period to allow your pig to look it’s best on show day. Have a plan
Lastly, have a plan. Modern showpigs usually look their best at about 6 to 6 ½ months of age. So, when purchasing your pigs select appropriate aged pigs. Feed with the show ring in mind. From the start, try to picture what you desire your pig to look like on show day. And, feed to that end. There are many supplements, topdresses and nutritional products that allow you to change the outcome of your pig. Again, muscle is protein, and body condition or cover is a fat layer. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/feeding-show-pigs-basic-show-pig-nutrition |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577257472#9_1163261983 | Title: How To Select a Show Pig | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
Keep these tips in mind when selecting your show pig for the season:
1. Your show pig breeder is your partner
2. How to select a show pig
Target show goals
Soundness
Overall show pig design
Show pig health
3. Develop a show pig feeding program to maximize potential
Content: Show pig health
The pig you want to bring home should be up and active with bright eyes, and healthy skin and hair. A healthy pig will also utilize nutrients more efficiently, which can help your show pig look and perform its best in the ring. Be sure to ask about prior health history and medications the pigs have received. 3. Develop a show pig feeding program to maximize potential
After carefully selecting your show pig, feed to maximize their genetic potential. You can buy the best pig money can find, but if you miss opportunities with nutrition, you won’t meet your show day goals. Nutrition is like an athlete in training. You don’t see professional athletes at fast food restaurants. They have dieticians to formulate their nutrition and individual meal plans. Show pigs are similar; | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/how-to-select-a-show-pig-tips-for-choosing-a-champion |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577257472#10_1163263483 | Title: How To Select a Show Pig | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
Keep these tips in mind when selecting your show pig for the season:
1. Your show pig breeder is your partner
2. How to select a show pig
Target show goals
Soundness
Overall show pig design
Show pig health
3. Develop a show pig feeding program to maximize potential
Content: You can buy the best pig money can find, but if you miss opportunities with nutrition, you won’t meet your show day goals. Nutrition is like an athlete in training. You don’t see professional athletes at fast food restaurants. They have dieticians to formulate their nutrition and individual meal plans. Show pigs are similar; by developing an individualized feeding program for your show pigs, you can maximize the traits you’ve already selected. The feed you start your show pig on depends upon their age and maturity, as well as their specific growth and development needs. There are medicated options for younger show pigs, such as FIRST WEAN TM 219, FIRST WEAN TM 319 DEN35 or MUSCLE & FILL™ 719 BMD30 for older pigs. Work with your local Purina retailer to help find the best nutrition solution for your show pig. They can also be a resource for nutrition advice every step of the way. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/how-to-select-a-show-pig-tips-for-choosing-a-champion |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577257472#11_1163265088 | Title: How To Select a Show Pig | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
How to Select a Show Pig: Tips for Choosing a Champion
Keep these tips in mind when selecting your show pig for the season:
1. Your show pig breeder is your partner
2. How to select a show pig
Target show goals
Soundness
Overall show pig design
Show pig health
3. Develop a show pig feeding program to maximize potential
Content: by developing an individualized feeding program for your show pigs, you can maximize the traits you’ve already selected. The feed you start your show pig on depends upon their age and maturity, as well as their specific growth and development needs. There are medicated options for younger show pigs, such as FIRST WEAN TM 219, FIRST WEAN TM 319 DEN35 or MUSCLE & FILL™ 719 BMD30 for older pigs. Work with your local Purina retailer to help find the best nutrition solution for your show pig. They can also be a resource for nutrition advice every step of the way. Ready to try Honor® Show feeds with your show pigs? Take our Feed Greatness® Challenge. Visit our Show Hub for more show pig resources. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/how-to-select-a-show-pig-tips-for-choosing-a-champion |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_577263449#20_1163299636 | Title: How to Get Show Pig Growth Rate to Increase | Purina Animal Nutrition
Headings: Increasing Pig Growth Rate in Show Pigs
Increasing Pig Growth Rate in Show Pigs
Poor feed intake is the primary cause for low growth rate
Environmental conditions matter for show pigs
Water intake affects show pig feed intake
Weather conditions greatly impact pigs’ feed intake
Energy density of the pig’s diet is a huge determining factor in feed intake
Increasing show pig feed intake
Increasing show pig growth rate
Other important factors
Content: Always read the label. Both Safe-Guard ® and Atgard ® are effective against the same parasitic organisms and their larval stages. These two dewormers are also very effective against Whip worms. Ivomec must be injected and is not labeled for some larval stages of round worms and whip worms that Safe-Guard ® and Atgard ® control. Always read the label. Other important factors
The easiest and best thing you can do is have two pigs instead of just one. Pigs have natural competition, especially at the feeder. Having two pigs encourages better feed intakes and subsequent growth. Two pigs always do better than just one. Vitamin B12 when injected may have a positive effect on feed intake during periods of low feed intake, stress, disease, or other conditions resulting in poor feed intake. | https://www.purinamills.com/show-feed/education/detail/increasing-pig-growth-rate-in-show-pigs |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_580983013#7_1171709872 | Title: 4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself — Purpose Fairy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
1. Stress Can Kill
2. Practice Self-Love
3. Taking Care of Yourself is Self-Compassionate
4. Taking Care of Yourself at Home
Comments
Cassie Brewer
Content: Furthermore, looking good with spa treatments, massage or even the sauna translates into feeling good, as confidence is boosted. 4. Taking Care of Yourself at Home
Even so, a lot of people still believe that taking care of themselves is an indulgence, and loathe to spend a lot of money on it. Fortunately, there are a lot of ways to get the benefits of taking care of yourself at home, without the high costs! There are lots of simple do-it-yourself tips all over the web that can teach you the practice of taking care of yourself with ingredients from your garden or grocery store. For example, avocados are packed with collagen, which hydrates the skin. Lilies are great for minimizing depression; even just seeing a lily can trigger the release of small amounts of hormones associated with joy. Green tea can be bathed in or applied to the skin and hair for rejuvenation. If others are used to being taken care of by you, they might not like you taking the time to take care of yourself instead of them. | https://www.purposefairy.com/85140/really-taking-care/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_580983013#8_1171711468 | Title: 4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself — Purpose Fairy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
4 Reasons Why You Should Be Taking Care of Yourself
1. Stress Can Kill
2. Practice Self-Love
3. Taking Care of Yourself is Self-Compassionate
4. Taking Care of Yourself at Home
Comments
Cassie Brewer
Content: For example, avocados are packed with collagen, which hydrates the skin. Lilies are great for minimizing depression; even just seeing a lily can trigger the release of small amounts of hormones associated with joy. Green tea can be bathed in or applied to the skin and hair for rejuvenation. If others are used to being taken care of by you, they might not like you taking the time to take care of yourself instead of them. You may meet with resistance from people who still have the mindset that taking care of themselves is an indulgence. However, as bodies of evidence supporting the healthy benefits of taking care of oneself grow, these naysayers are being proven more wrong by the day. Finally, taking care of oneself is not to be confused with indulging. It is one thing to take some “me” time, it is another to be frivolous about it! With all this in mind, go forth and show yourself some kindness. | https://www.purposefairy.com/85140/really-taking-care/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_582277705#3_1177007044 | Title:
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Content: All too often, poverty is going to be passed on from one generation to the next, which is at odds with the ideal of America as a place with endless upward mobility. [Related: Social Media and Poverty]
There are many reasons and causes for poverty in America. For example, it simply could be because of a job loss and a resulting downward spiral, a flight from an abusive partner, an exorbitant rent increase while on a fixed disability or Social Security income, or the results of untreated mental illness. While there are many reasons for poverty in America, we’ve chosen to give you five of the major causes below. #1 Poor Economy
Weak economies in America have caused an increase in unemployment. Some companies have been forced to cut jobs or even close their doors for business. Others have also chosen to ship their factories overseas in order to save money by hiring foreign workers at much lower cost. All of these decisions by companies were a direct result of the economy, and without cutting jobs or moving them overseas, these companies would have most likely shut their doors, too. Also, the old days where Americans had high-quality jobs with good wages and great benefits is slowly becoming a thing of the past. | https://www.pursuegod.org/causes-of-poverty-in-america/ |
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Weak economies in America have caused an increase in unemployment. Some companies have been forced to cut jobs or even close their doors for business. Others have also chosen to ship their factories overseas in order to save money by hiring foreign workers at much lower cost. All of these decisions by companies were a direct result of the economy, and without cutting jobs or moving them overseas, these companies would have most likely shut their doors, too. Also, the old days where Americans had high-quality jobs with good wages and great benefits is slowly becoming a thing of the past. Unemployed people have a hard time finding new jobs since jobs are scarce and the competition for jobs is extremely high. Unemployment not only affects individuals but their families as well. Most of these people will collect unemployment benefits for only a small fraction of their previous salaries. These changes often drive families into a state of poverty, and unfortunately, sometimes even into homelessness. [Related: | https://www.pursuegod.org/causes-of-poverty-in-america/ |
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Content: Unemployed people have a hard time finding new jobs since jobs are scarce and the competition for jobs is extremely high. Unemployment not only affects individuals but their families as well. Most of these people will collect unemployment benefits for only a small fraction of their previous salaries. These changes often drive families into a state of poverty, and unfortunately, sometimes even into homelessness. [Related: What Stops You From Being Generous?] #2 Lack of Affordable Housing
The growing gap between wage earnings and the cost of housing in the United States leaves millions of families and individuals unable to make ends meet. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition, families across the country would need to earn a “housing wage” of $15.37 an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment at the average fair market rent. Even in West Virginia, the least expensive rental state in the country, a full-time wage earner would have to earn over $8.78 an hour in order to afford a two bedroom apartment. #3 Substance Abuse
Drug and alcohol addiction affects about 20% of the homeless population. | https://www.pursuegod.org/causes-of-poverty-in-america/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_604703595#14_1222610579 | Title: Cold Plates | Advanced Thermal Solutions
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Embedded tube designs are the simplest version of cold plate cooling devices. They feature a continuous tube set into grooves in a metal plate, and are often bonded in place with thermal epoxy. The flowing coolant moves heat from the component away from the cold plate to a heat exchanger, where it is cooled before being pumped back into the plate. A common example of a tubed cold plate features an aluminum plate with an exposed copper tube. The tubes can be routed in different pathways to optimi | https://www.qats.com/cms/category/cold-plates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_613829950#4_1242028828 | Title: 4 Common Staffing Issues (And How to Fix Them)
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Content: If you notice that labor costs are on the rise while sales have stagnated, you’ll want to examine closer and see if overstaffing could be a cause. If you’re able to determine that there is overstaffing, layoffs should be the last resort. Look for areas of the business that you can move people around to or offer the opportunity for reduced hours. On the other side is understaffing. For a growing business, any overstaffing issues will be temporary; finding new workers will end up being your main concern. Despite that need for more employees, taking on additional labor costs and the fear of overstaffing cause many businesses to put too much on their current employees. For the sporadic increases in business, this can be a good strategy. However, when job duties become overwhelming and overtime becomes excessive and mandatory, employees will become frustrated and burnt out. Poor Screening Process
It has become increasingly difficult to find quality employees. | https://www.qpsemployment.com/the-break-room/detail/the-break-room-post/2018/05/25/4-common-staffing-issues-(and-how-to-fix-them) |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_623376886#0_1262010418 | Title: Cornmeal Mush Recipe | Quaker Oats
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Cornmeal Mush
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Cornmeal Mush is a unique southern style dish served as an appetizer or side and is both soft and hearty. This simple cornmeal dish can be enjoyed with milk and syrup in the morning or with margarine, salt and pepper throughout the day. Cornmeal Mush is the ultimate comfort food made with just 3 simple ingredients. Ingredients & Instructions
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4 Cup (s) Water
1 Teaspoon (s) Salt
1 Cup (s)
Quaker® Yellow or White Corn Meal
Cooking Instructions
Bring 3 cups of water to a boil. Combine the remaining 1 cup water, corn meal and salt; slowly pour into boiling water, stirring constantly. Cook until thickened, stirring frequently. Cover, continue cooking over low heat 5 minutes; stir. Serve hot with milk and syrup or with margarine, salt and pepper. | https://www.quakeroats.com/cooking-and-recipes/corn-meal-mush |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_623376886#21_1262045524 | Title: Cornmeal Mush Recipe | Quaker Oats
Headings: Cornmeal Mush
Cornmeal Mush
Ingredients
Key Products
Quaker® Yellow Corn Meal
Quaker® White Corn Meal
Quaker® Yellow Corn Meal
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Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
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Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken
Country Cornbread Dressing
Cornmeal Fried Fish
Easy Corn Dogs
Golden Cornbread
Cornmeal Hush Puppies
Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken
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Cornmeal Mush is a unique southern style dish served as an appetizer or side and is both soft and hearty. This simple cornmeal dish can be enjoyed with milk and syrup in the morning or with margarine, salt and pepper throughout the day. Cornmeal Mush is the ultimate comfort food made with just 3 simple ingredients. Ingredients
4 Cup (s) Water
1 Teaspoon (s) Salt
1 Cup (s)
Quaker® Yellow or White Corn Meal
Cooking Instructions
Bring 3 cups of water to a boil. Combine the remaining 1 cup water, corn meal and salt; | https://www.quakeroats.com/cooking-and-recipes/corn-meal-mush |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_623376886#22_1262047712 | Title: Cornmeal Mush Recipe | Quaker Oats
Headings: Cornmeal Mush
Cornmeal Mush
Ingredients
Key Products
Quaker® Yellow Corn Meal
Quaker® White Corn Meal
Quaker® Yellow Corn Meal
Cooking Instructions
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Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken
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Cornmeal Fried Fish
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Cornmeal Hush Puppies
Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken
Country Cornbread Dressing
Cornmeal Fried Fish
Easy Corn Dogs
Golden Cornbread
Cornmeal Hush Puppies
Cornmeal Johnny Cakes
Dixie Cornbread
Parmesan Polenta
Crispy Oven-Fried Chicken
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Cornmeal Mush
SERVINGS
COOKING TIME
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Cornmeal Mush is a unique southern style dish served as an appetizer or side and is both soft and hearty. This simple cornmeal dish can be enjoyed with milk and syrup in the morning or with margarine, salt and pepper throughout the day. Cornmeal Mush is the ultimate comfort food made with just 3 simple ingredients. Ingredients
4 Cup (s) Water
1 Teaspoon (s) Salt
1 Cup (s)
Quaker® Yellow or White Corn Meal
Cooking Instructions
Bring 3 cups of water to a boil. Combine the remaining 1 cup water, corn meal and salt; slowly pour into boiling water, stirring constantly. Cook until thickened, stirring frequently. Cover, continue cooking over low heat 5 minutes; stir. Serve hot with milk and syrup or with margarine, salt and pepper. | https://www.quakeroats.com/cooking-and-recipes/corn-meal-mush |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627583593#0_1272447113 | Title: The Dangers of Holding In Your Emotions
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The Dangers of Holding in Your Emotions
The Stress of Silence
5 Ways You Can Cope
1. Know Your ABCs
2. Practice Healthy Habits
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5. Get Counseling
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If you’ve spent years trying to repress painful emotions, you’re not doing your health any favors. Emotions, however uncomfortable, "are an important part of the human experience and they facilitate communication to others and sometimes ourselves about our needs and wishes," says Mayer Bellehsen, Ph. D, director of the Feinberg Division of the Unified Behavioral Health Center in Bay Shore, NY. And ignoring, repressing, or avoiding these emotions is linked with both physical and mental illnesses. The Stress of Silence
"Holding things in can cause a constant state of elevated stress hormones that the body is not meant to sustain for long periods of time," says Lisa Rene Reynolds, PhD, assistant professor of marriage and family therapy graduate programs at Iona College in New Rochelle, NY, and the author of Parenting Through Divorce: Helping Your Kids Thrive During and After the Split. Constantly elevated stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol "can weaken your immune system and bring on headaches, cold sores, and flare ups of preexisting conditions such as backaches and fibromyalgia," a chronic condition characterized by pain and fatigue, Reynolds adds. Keeping your emotions at bay can cause an individual to lack self-worth and to be anxious and depressed, which can foster physical illness, agrees Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D, a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California. " The stress of repressed emotions can cause tension in particular parts of the body, causing pain there," she says. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/dangers-holding-emotions |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627583593#1_1272449444 | Title: The Dangers of Holding In Your Emotions
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The Dangers of Holding in Your Emotions
The Stress of Silence
5 Ways You Can Cope
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2. Practice Healthy Habits
3. Read
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5. Get Counseling
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Content: Helping Your Kids Thrive During and After the Split. Constantly elevated stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol "can weaken your immune system and bring on headaches, cold sores, and flare ups of preexisting conditions such as backaches and fibromyalgia," a chronic condition characterized by pain and fatigue, Reynolds adds. Keeping your emotions at bay can cause an individual to lack self-worth and to be anxious and depressed, which can foster physical illness, agrees Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D, a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California. " The stress of repressed emotions can cause tension in particular parts of the body, causing pain there," she says. Moreover, "Emotional eating, as a result of stress, can lead to a host of physical ailments, including type 2 diabetes and heart disease," Tessina adds. Additionally, "Sometimes avoidance of emotions is part of a psychiatric condition," Bellehsen adds. Conditions characterized by avoidance of emotions include anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorders. 5 Ways You Can Cope
Dealing with repressed emotions is difficult. " It can be a very hard pattern to break," Reynolds admits. " | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/dangers-holding-emotions |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627583593#7_1272458525 | Title: The Dangers of Holding In Your Emotions
Headings: The Dangers of Holding in Your Emotions
The Dangers of Holding in Your Emotions
The Stress of Silence
5 Ways You Can Cope
1. Know Your ABCs
2. Practice Healthy Habits
3. Read
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This can be helpful if you don’t feel equipped to manage certain emotions on your own. An emotion like grief—say, grief over the death of a loved one—can persist and lead to ongoing sadness, Bellehsen says, adding: " Sharing this grief and obtaining the support of a counselor can help in its resolution." Tessina, the author of It Ends With You: Grow Up and Out of Dysfunction, which takes readers through the step-by-step healing process, feels that counseling with someone you trust is key. " Although it can be daunting to open up the repressed feelings, and the early scenes that created them, those psychic wounds can be healed, and the result is a much happier life, better relationships, and better sense of self," she says. Tina B. Tessina, Ph. D, LMFT, reviewed this article. Sources
Bellehsen, Mayer. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/dangers-holding-emotions |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627589705#0_1272462597 | Title: How Grief Affects the Body
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Grief is the experience of loss and affects all aspects of our lives, and at some point, everyone suffers from it. Not only is grieving painful, it can take a toll on our mental and physical health. According to an excerpt from the book Coping With Grief and Loss: A Guide to Healing, grief goes hand in hand with a wide range of physical and mental problems, including memory impairment, difficulties concentrating, nutritional deficiencies, and poor work performance. Stress and grief may cause or exacerbate existing physical ailments. How Does Grief Affect the Body? Physically
Grief affects us in many ways: loss of appetite, fatigue, heart palpitations, tightness in chest, weakness, lack of energy, gastrointestinal disturbances, and weight gain or loss. Many of these symptoms are not harmful and usually subside over time. However, grief can compromise our immune system, putting us at risk for colds and serious illness. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/how-grief-affects-body |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627589705#1_1272464135 | Title: How Grief Affects the Body
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Grief affects us in many ways: loss of appetite, fatigue, heart palpitations, tightness in chest, weakness, lack of energy, gastrointestinal disturbances, and weight gain or loss. Many of these symptoms are not harmful and usually subside over time. However, grief can compromise our immune system, putting us at risk for colds and serious illness. Grief is also associated with more severe outcomes, including premature death. Research has found a significant increase in excess mortality (above what we'd normally expect) from accidental, violent, and alcohol-related deaths following loss. Individuals are more likely to commit, or attempt, suicide during times of grief. Furthermore, emotional triggers such as grief may increase your risk for heart attack, especially if you are already at high risk. A study in Circulation reported that at-risk individuals are 20 percent more likely to suffer heart-related deaths during spousal bereavement. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/how-grief-affects-body |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627589705#2_1272465497 | Title: How Grief Affects the Body
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How Grief Affects the Body
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Content: Grief is also associated with more severe outcomes, including premature death. Research has found a significant increase in excess mortality (above what we'd normally expect) from accidental, violent, and alcohol-related deaths following loss. Individuals are more likely to commit, or attempt, suicide during times of grief. Furthermore, emotional triggers such as grief may increase your risk for heart attack, especially if you are already at high risk. A study in Circulation reported that at-risk individuals are 20 percent more likely to suffer heart-related deaths during spousal bereavement. Those who are newly widowed are 21 times more likely to have a heart attack in the first 24 hours after learning their spouse has died. This elevated risk persists for at least a month, although it gradually declines over time. Emotionally
It's common for people who are grieving to feel myriad emotions-sadness, anxiety, anger, relief, fear, loneliness, guilt, abandonment, ambivalence, and despair. Unresolved grief may lead to depression or even post traumatic stress disorder. Everyone experiences grief in his or her own way. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/how-grief-affects-body |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627594361#1_1272476498 | Title: The Link Between the Economy and Suicide Rates
Headings: The Link Between the State of the Economy and Suicide Rates
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Content: Suicide is a serious personal and community health issue. According to the CDC, almost 35,000 people, or 11.5 out of every 100,000, committed suicide in 2007. It's the 11 th most common cause of death. People who commit suicide are most likely to use firearms, followed by suffocation and poisoning. What's even more alarming, says the CDC, is that more people survive suicide attempts than die from them. Multiple factors usually precipitate suicide attempts; however, having a mental health condition or a history of suicidal behavior are strong risk factors. Major stressful life events, such as losing your job or your home, can also be risk factors. At the 2011 annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, psychiatrists reviewed Japan's suicide rate during its severe economic downturn in the late 1990s. They hypothesized that if increased U.S. suicide rates due to the current economy approximated those in Japan, annual suicide deaths would increase by approximately 14,600. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/link-between-economy-suicide-rates?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627594361#2_1272477911 | Title: The Link Between the Economy and Suicide Rates
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Content: Multiple factors usually precipitate suicide attempts; however, having a mental health condition or a history of suicidal behavior are strong risk factors. Major stressful life events, such as losing your job or your home, can also be risk factors. At the 2011 annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, psychiatrists reviewed Japan's suicide rate during its severe economic downturn in the late 1990s. They hypothesized that if increased U.S. suicide rates due to the current economy approximated those in Japan, annual suicide deaths would increase by approximately 14,600. The psychiatrists noted that this analysis was not a prediction, just a warning that we need to be cognizant of the potential mental health affect of the economy, and to develop strategies at the local, regional, and country level to provide intervention and support to those who may be at risk. In 2009, the Chief Financial Officer at Freddie Mac, one of the key players in the recent financial crisis, committed suicide. At that time, a poll of Americans found that 61 percent felt the economy was causing stress in their lives; one-third said the stress level was considerable. Those more seriously affected by the economy were twice as likely to report high stress levels. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/link-between-economy-suicide-rates?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627594361#3_1272479596 | Title: The Link Between the Economy and Suicide Rates
Headings: The Link Between the State of the Economy and Suicide Rates
The Link Between the State of the Economy and Suicide Rates
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Content: The psychiatrists noted that this analysis was not a prediction, just a warning that we need to be cognizant of the potential mental health affect of the economy, and to develop strategies at the local, regional, and country level to provide intervention and support to those who may be at risk. In 2009, the Chief Financial Officer at Freddie Mac, one of the key players in the recent financial crisis, committed suicide. At that time, a poll of Americans found that 61 percent felt the economy was causing stress in their lives; one-third said the stress level was considerable. Those more seriously affected by the economy were twice as likely to report high stress levels. The Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) booklet, Getting Through Tough Economic Times, offers tips for coping with economy-related distress. SAMHSA recommends keeping your financial situation in perspective, strengthening your connections with others, participating in activities you enjoy, and developing new employment skills. Sources: Centers for Disease Control. " CDC Study Finds Suicide Rates Rise and Fall with Economy: | https://www.qualityhealth.com/depression-articles/link-between-economy-suicide-rates?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627743899#0_1272824217 | Title: Antibiotics Making You Sick? Foods to Eat and Avoid
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If antibiotics are making you nauseated, eating the right foods and avoiding the wrong ones can help you feel better. When you take antibiotics to kill the bacteria that are causing an infection, the drug has a "take no prisoners" effect on your body: It wipes out all bacteria, good and bad. Losing the "good" bacteria that normally keeps your digestive tract healthy can leave you with an upset stomach. Many people find that eating a cup or two of yogurt every day while taking antibiotics helps them feel better. Yogurt contains probiotics, which are beneficial bacteria that help strengthen your immune system and replenish the good bacteria in your gut when antibiotics throw your digestive system out of balance. Probiotics are the "live, active cultures" listed on yogurt containers. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/eating-nutrition-articles/antibiotics-making-you-sick-foods-eat-avoid?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627743899#1_1272825759 | Title: Antibiotics Making You Sick? Foods to Eat and Avoid
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Content: It wipes out all bacteria, good and bad. Losing the "good" bacteria that normally keeps your digestive tract healthy can leave you with an upset stomach. Many people find that eating a cup or two of yogurt every day while taking antibiotics helps them feel better. Yogurt contains probiotics, which are beneficial bacteria that help strengthen your immune system and replenish the good bacteria in your gut when antibiotics throw your digestive system out of balance. Probiotics are the "live, active cultures" listed on yogurt containers. Cultured buttermilk and kefir, and fermented foods such as kimchi, miso, tempeh and fresh sauerkraut, all contain naturally occurring probiotics. Other products, such as some brands of cottage cheese, cereal and juice contain added probiotics that may help restore digestive health. When you are nauseous, some foods are easier to tolerate than others and some foods should be avoided altogether. The basic diet to treat nausea is a bland, low-fiber diet that puts little or no stress on your digestive system. That means no spicy foods and no fried foods. | https://www.qualityhealth.com/eating-nutrition-articles/antibiotics-making-you-sick-foods-eat-avoid?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_627743899#2_1272827282 | Title: Antibiotics Making You Sick? Foods to Eat and Avoid
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Antibiotics Making You Sick? Foods to Eat and Avoid
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Content: Cultured buttermilk and kefir, and fermented foods such as kimchi, miso, tempeh and fresh sauerkraut, all contain naturally occurring probiotics. Other products, such as some brands of cottage cheese, cereal and juice contain added probiotics that may help restore digestive health. When you are nauseous, some foods are easier to tolerate than others and some foods should be avoided altogether. The basic diet to treat nausea is a bland, low-fiber diet that puts little or no stress on your digestive system. That means no spicy foods and no fried foods. It also means avoiding alcohol and caffeine. Soft foods are usually are most tolerable. For instance, try poached or soft-boiled eggs, oatmeal, cream of wheat or cream of rice cereal for breakfast or any time throughout the day. Small amounts of starchy carbohydrates and lean protein are generally much easier to digest than foods that are high in fat. Here are some specific "dos" and "don'ts" from Weill Cornell Medical College and the National Institutes of Health: | https://www.qualityhealth.com/eating-nutrition-articles/antibiotics-making-you-sick-foods-eat-avoid?rf=32471 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_639350602#11_1295917168 | Title: Uncertainty, error and confidence in data
Headings: Uncertainty, error and confidence in data
Uncertainty, error and confidence in data
Accuracy, precision and error
Precision and Imprecision
Error
Uncertainty
Estimating the experimental uncertainty for a single measurement
Estimating the experimental uncertainty for a repeated measure (Standard deviation)
Standard deviation of the means (Standard error of mean (SEM))
Standard error of mean (SEM) versus standard deviation
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Content: If measured values are averaged, then the mean measurement value has a much smaller uncertainty, equal to the standard error of the mean, which is the standard deviation divided by the square root of the number of measurements. Standard error is often used to test (in terms of null hypothesis testing) differences between means. For example two populations of salmon fed on two different diets may be considered significantly different if the 95% confidence intervals (2 std errors) around the estimated fish sizes under Diet A do not cross the estimated mean fish size under Diet B.
Note that the standard error of the mean depends on the sample size, the standard error of the mean shrink to 0 as sample size increases to infinity. Standard error of mean (SEM) versus standard deviation
In scientific and technical literature, experimental data are often summarized either using the mean and standard deviation of the sample data or the mean with the standard error. This often leads to confusion about their interchangeability. However, the mean and standard deviation are descriptive statistics, whereas the standard error of the mean is descriptive of the random sampling process. The standard deviation of the sample data is a description of the variation in measurements, while the standard error of the mean is a probabilistic statement about how the sample size will provide a better bound on estimates of the population mean, in light of the central limit theorem. Put simply, the standard error of the sample mean is an estimate of how far the sample mean is likely to be from the population mean, whereas the standard deviation of the sample is the degree to which individuals within the sample differ from the sample mean. If the population standard deviation is finite, the standard error of the mean of the sample will tend to zero with increasing sample size, because the estimate of the population mean will improve, while the standard deviation of the sample will tend to approximate the population standard deviation as the sample size increases. Confidence levels
The confidence level represents the frequency (i.e. the proportion) of possible confidence intervals that contain the true value of the unknown population parameter. ... | https://www.quarkeducationconsulting.net/single-post/2019/04/01/Uncertainty-error-and-confidence-in-data |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_646377235#2_1309883201 | Title: Commitment to work: Definition, importance and tips to improve work commitment | QuestionPro
Headings: Commitment to work: Definition, importance and tips to improve work commitment
Commitment to work: Definition, importance and tips to improve work commitment
Commitment to work
How to improve commitment to work
Build a strong team
Let your employees know what you expect from them
Promote a culture of transparency
Encourage open and free communication
Strong work ethics
Culture of trust
Innovation is the strategy
Help your employees grow
Provide incentives
Celebrate success together
Importance of work commitment
Difference between engagement and commitment
Benefits of work commitment
Increased productivity
Target is met
Bring “fun” to work
Value addition
Content: A person develops these qualities over the years. The same goes for organizations, if an organization expects their employees to perform exceptionally well then they will have to provide a work environment that will help increase commitment to work. Create a free account
How to improve commitment to work
Improving work commitment cannot happen in just one day. It takes time to bring superior levels of commitment at work. Here are some of the things organizations can incorporate to bring in effective and immediate changes: Build a strong team
Teamwork does wonder! Organizations must build a culture where working in teams should be important. Achieving targets together makes difficult tasks look easily achievable. Teamwork depends on how well employees are able to interact with each other and work in tandem, how well they can perform as a group. An organization can know if teamwork is the answer to problems can use teamwork surveys. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/commitment-to-work/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_646662871#1_1310744791 | Title: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages | QuestionPro
Headings: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
What is descriptive research?
Gather research insights
Characteristics of descriptive research
Applications of descriptive research with examples
Descriptive research methods
Examples of descriptive research
Gather research insights
Advantages of descriptive research
Content: This methodology focuses more on the “what” of the research subject than the “why” of the research subject. The descriptive research method primarily focuses on describing the nature of a demographic segment, without focusing on “why” a particular phenomenon occurs. In other words, it “describes” the subject of the research, without covering “why” it happens. Gather research insights
For example, an apparel brand that wants to understand the fashion purchasing trends among New York buyers will conduct a demographic survey of this region, gather population data and then conduct descriptive research on this demographic segment. The study will then uncover details on “what is the purchasing pattern of New York buyers,” but not cover any investigative information about “why” the patterns exits. Because for the apparel brand trying to break into this market, understanding the nature of their market is the study’s objective. Characteristics of descriptive research
The term descriptive research then refers to research questions, design of the study, and data analysis conducted on that topic. We call it an observational research method because none of the research study variables are influenced in any capacity. Some distinctive characteristics of descriptive research are: Quantitative research: | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/descriptive-research/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_646662871#10_1310760206 | Title: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages | QuestionPro
Headings: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
What is descriptive research?
Gather research insights
Characteristics of descriptive research
Applications of descriptive research with examples
Descriptive research methods
Examples of descriptive research
Gather research insights
Advantages of descriptive research
Content: Due to the non-invasive research method and the use of quantitative observation and some aspects of qualitative observation, researchers observe each variable and conduct an in-depth analysis. Researchers also use it to validate any existing conditions that may be prevalent in a population. Conduct research at different times: The analysis can be conducted at different periods to ascertain any similarities or differences. This also allows any number of variables to be evaluated. For verification, studies on prevailing conditions can also be repeated to draw trends. Descriptive research methods
There are three distinctive methods to conduct descriptive research. They are: Observational method
The observational method is the most effective method to conduct this research, and researchers make use of both quantitative and qualitative observations. A quantitative observation is the objective collection of data, which is primarily focused on numbers and values. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/descriptive-research/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_646662871#13_1310765545 | Title: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages | QuestionPro
Headings: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
What is descriptive research?
Gather research insights
Characteristics of descriptive research
Applications of descriptive research with examples
Descriptive research methods
Examples of descriptive research
Gather research insights
Advantages of descriptive research
Content: In this case, the researcher observes the respondents from a distance. Since the respondents are in a comfortable environment, the characteristics observed are natural and effective. In a descriptive research design, the researcher can choose to be either a complete observer, an observer as a participant, a participant as an observer, or a full participant. For example, in a supermarket, a researcher can from afar monitor and track the customers’ selection and purchasing trends. This offers a more in-depth insight into the purchasing experience of the customer. Case study method
Case studies involve in-depth research and study of individuals or groups. Case studies lead to a hypothesis and widen a further scope of studying a phenomenon. However, case studies should not be used to determine cause and effect as they can’t make accurate predictions because there could be a bias on the researcher’s part. The other reason why case studies are not a reliable way of conducting descriptive research is that there could be an atypical respondent in the survey. Describing them leads to weak generalizations and moving away from external validity. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/descriptive-research/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_646662871#14_1310767460 | Title: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages | QuestionPro
Headings: Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
Descriptive Research: Definition, Characteristics, Methods, Examples and Advantages
What is descriptive research?
Gather research insights
Characteristics of descriptive research
Applications of descriptive research with examples
Descriptive research methods
Examples of descriptive research
Gather research insights
Advantages of descriptive research
Content: Case study method
Case studies involve in-depth research and study of individuals or groups. Case studies lead to a hypothesis and widen a further scope of studying a phenomenon. However, case studies should not be used to determine cause and effect as they can’t make accurate predictions because there could be a bias on the researcher’s part. The other reason why case studies are not a reliable way of conducting descriptive research is that there could be an atypical respondent in the survey. Describing them leads to weak generalizations and moving away from external validity. Survey research
In survey research, respondents answer through surveys or questionnaires or polls. They are a popular market research tool to collect feedback from respondents. A study to gather useful data should have the right survey questions. It should be a balanced mix of open-ended questions and close ended-questions. The survey method can be conducted online or offline, making it the go-to option for descriptive research where the sample size is enormous. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/descriptive-research/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_647124170#13_1312106671 | Title: How to measure customer satisfaction in 7 different ways | QuestionPro
Headings: How to measure customer satisfaction in 7 different ways
How to measure customer satisfaction in 7 different ways
How to measure customer satisfaction (CSAT)?
Define your research focus.
Devise a plan.
Select your CSAT survey metric
Net Promoter Score® (NPS)
Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT score)
Customer Effort Score (CES)
Design effective surveys.
Select CX measurement software.
Collect and review the data.
Collect, act, repeat.
What are the methods to measure customer satisfaction?
Customer satisfaction measurement tool
tags:
Content: Start by reviewing the feedback with a detailed eye. Yes, you will build a follow-up strategy from additional analysis, but first, you need to be familiar with what’s in the feedback. This way, you can recognize a strong or flawed step in your plans. Once you know what’s in the raw data, you can quantify and analyze results and draw out key takeaways with our reporting tools. At this point, you have measured CSAT by referring to various metrics and asking carefully crafted questions. Next, you will take the scores and results you’ve revealed to create your strategy to achieve your established goal. When you follow these straightforward steps for calculating overall satisfaction, you will enable your organization with the feedback you need to improve, optimize CX, boost customer retention, and increase customer loyalty. Collect, act, repeat. All your above efforts will bear fruit if you collect data appropriately, act on it to bring about changes in your processes and systems, and repeat it. Your findings could bring to light issues with support or pricing or service. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/how-to-measure-customer-satisfaction/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_647502977#1_1313148492 | Title: Performance Evaluation - Definition, Method, Survey and Example
Headings: Performance evaluation – Definition, method, survey questions and example
Performance evaluation – Definition, method, survey questions and example
What is performance evaluation?
Definition
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What is the purpose of performance evaluation?
20 Effective performance evaluation survey questions
Survey questions for workplace culture
Sample performance review templates
360-degree review
Supervisor evaluation
Manager evaluation
Senior management evaluation
Employee satisfaction
Employee engagement
How to use online surveys for performance evaluation
Self-assessment
Team assessment
Manager assessment
Training and development needs
New role readiness
Benefits of employee performance evaluation
Improved communication
Build a career path
Check levels of engagement
Get feedback for yourself
Resources planning
Performance evaluation process: 3 key steps
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
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Tips to have a smooth performance evaluation process
Performance evaluation methods: 5 key methods to consider
1. Self-evaluation
2. 360-degree employee evaluation
3. Graphics rating scale
4. Developmental checklists
5. Demanding events checklist
Performance evaluation example
Content: Performance evaluation also plays a direct role in providing periodic feedback to employees, such that they are more self-aware in terms of their performance metrics. Create a free account
What is the purpose of performance evaluation? Periodic performance evaluation is an employee’s report card from his/her manager that acknowledges the work he/she has done in a specific time and the scope for improvement. An employer can provide consistent feedback on an employee’s strengths and strive for improvement in the areas that the employees need to work on. It is an integrated platform for both the employee and employer to attain common ground on what both think is befitting a quality performance. This helps in improving communication, which usually leads to better and more accurate team metrics and, thus, improved performance results. The goal of this entire process of performance evaluation is to improve the way a team or an organization functions, to achieve higher levels of customer satisfaction. A manager should evaluate his/her team member regularly and not just once a year. This way, the team can avert new and unexpected problems with constant work being done to improve competence and efficiency. An organization’s management can conduct frequent employee training and skill development sessions based on the development areas recognized after a performance evaluation session. | https://www.questionpro.com/blog/performance-evaluation/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_649560144#0_1318372502 | Title:
Headings:
CORE
VALUES
OF
AMERICAN
CONSTITUTIONAL
DEMOCRACY
FUNDAMENTAL
BELIEFS
CONSTITUTIONAL
PRINCIPLES
Content: CORE
VALUES
OF
AMERICAN
CONSTITUTIONAL
DEMOCRACY
Core
democratic
values
are
the
fundamental
beliefs
and
constitutional
principles
of
American
society,
which
unite
all
Americans. These
values
are
expressed
in
the
Declaration
of
Independence,
the
United
States
constitution
and
other
significant
documents,
speeches,
and
writing
of
the
nation. Below
are
definitions
of
some
core
democratic
values. FUNDAMENTAL
BELIEFS
LIFE: The
individual's
right
to
life
should
be
considered
inviolable
except
in
certain
highly
restricted
and
extreme
circumstances,
such
as
the
use
of
deadly
force
to
protect
one's
own
or
others'
lives. LIBERTY: The
right
to
liberty
is
considered
an
unalterable
aspect
of
the
human
condition. Central
to
this
idea
of
liberty
is
the
understanding
that
the
political
or
personal
obligations
of
parents
or
ancestors
cannot
be
legitimately
forced
on
people. The
right
to
liberty
includes
personal
freedom: the
private
realm
in
which
the
individual
is
free
to
act,
to
think
and
to
believe,
and
which
the
government
cannot
legitimately
invade; | https://www.quia.com/files/quia/users/cmarinosvhs/Core_values_of_American_constitutional_democracy.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_649685576#11_1318683859 | Title:
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Content: Six Kingdoms!!!! Domain & Kingdom Characteristics (KNOW THIS) Domain Eubacteria Bacteria are the most abundant organisms on Earth. Some bacteria cause disease. Other bacteria are used by humans to process foods. Bacteria are used to control agricultural pests, to produce various chemicals, and to perform genetic engineering. Some bacteria are chemoautotrophs, some are photosynthetic, and others are heterotrophic. Domain Archaebacteria Single-celled bacteria Contain cell walls that DO NOT have peptidoglycan. Contain lipids different from those in Eubacteria and Eukaryotes. As with the genes of Eukaryotes, the genes of archaebacteria can be interrupted by introns. Three Types exist: | https://www.quia.com/files/quia/users/jazua5/Classification-of-Living-Things |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_653492372#0_1324321053 | Title: Quia - science vocab
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science vocab
Content: Quia - science vocab
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science
investigations and exploration of natural events and new information that results from those investigations
observation
the results of using one or more of your sences to gather information and taking note of what occurs
inference
a logical explanation of an observation that is drawn from prior knowledge or experience
hypothesis
a possible explanation for an observation that can be tested by scientific investigations
prediction
a statement of what will happen next in a sequence of events
scientific theory
an explanation of observations or events that is based on knowledge gained from many observations and investigations
scientific law
a rule that describes a repeatable pattern in nature
technology
the practical use of scientific knowledge
critical thinking
comparing what you already know with the information you are given in order to decide if you agree with it
description
a spoken or written summary of observations of observations
explanation
interpretation of observations
SI units
the internationally accepted system
scientific notation
a method of writing very small or very large numbers in short form
percent error
the expresion of error as a percentage of the accepted value
variables
any factor that can have more than one value
independent variable
the factor you want to test to see how it effects the dependent variable
dependent variable
the factor you observe or measure during an experiment
constants
factors in an experiment that do not change
qualitative data
uses WORDS to describe what is observed
quantitative data
uses NUMBERS to describe what is observed
experimental group
used to study how a change in the independent variable changes the dependent variables
control group
contains the same factor as the experimental group but the independent variable does not change
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655603819#2_1327635331 | Title: Quia - Chp 20 - Bacteria
Headings:
Chp 20 - Bacteria
Content: Archaebacteria, Schizophyta, Cyanophyta, Prochlorophyta
what phylum of bacteria is adapted to live in harsh environments? Archaebacteria
What are 3 kinds of Archaebacteria
methanogens, extreme halophiles, thermoacidophiles
what is the larges Moneran phylum
Schizophyta
What are the 4 classes of the phylum Schizophyta
Eubacteria, Actinomycota, Rickettsiae, Spirochaeta
Means without oxygen
anaerobic
Means with oxygen
aerobic
Means methane forming
methanogen
Archaebacterian that lives in the Great Salt Lake & Dead Sea
extreme halophile
what does halophile mean
salt loving
Archaebacteria that lives in the digestive tracts of sheep &cattle or on bottoms of bogs, lakes or sewage ponds
methanogen
Archaebacterian that lives in hot springs or in smoldering coal
thermoacidophile
What class is the most familiar bacteria in? Schizophyta
3 characteristics of gram negative bacteria
has outer covering, stains pink, difficult to treat with antibiotics
3 characteristics of gram positive bacteria
lacks outer covering, stains purple, can be treated with antibiotics
What are the smallest bacteria? mycoplasmas
What class are the mycoplasma bacteria in? Eubacteria
What phylum are the mycoplasma bacteria in? Schizophyta
A gram + bacteria that causes diphtheria & TB
Actinomycota
Class of bacteria that decompose dead plants & animals
Actinomycota
What class of bacteria is a source for some antibiotics? Actinomycota
What class of bacteria is classified by their reaction to a gram stain test? Eubacteria
A test that uses a dye to stain the bacterial walls
gram stain test
parasitic gram - bacteria
Rickettsiae
Spiral shaped bacteria that use flagella to move
Spirochaeta
Class of bacteria that is carried by insects and transmitted to mammals
Rickettsiae
Class of bacteria that cause diseases like syphilis & Lyme disease
Spirochaeta
Phylum of blue green bacteria
Cyanophyta
Phylum of bacteria with traits similar to plants
Cyanophyta
Specialized cells that convert nitrogen from the air to a usable form
heterocysts
A population explosion of bacteria that will discolor lakes, rivers & parts of oceans
bloom
A photosynthetic bacteria that live symbiotically with marine organisms
Prochlorophyta
Small circular strands of DNA capable of replicating independently
plasmids
Protective layers around the walls of bacteria
capsules
A net of polysaccharides that help them stick to rocks, & host cells
glycocalyx
Protein strands used to attach themselves to things & may be used in reproduction
pili
A tough covering around the DNA that protects it when conditions are bad
endospore
Term referring to an organism that feeds on dead or decaying organic matter
saprophyte
Term for organisms that use sunlight to make their own food
photoautotroph
Term for organisms that use the energy of chemical reactions instead of sunlight to make own food
chemoautotroph
Cannot survive in the presence of oxygen
obligate anaerobe
Cannot survive without oxygen
obligate aerobe
Can live with or without oxygen
facultative anaerobe
List 4 things that can inhibit the reproduction of bacteria
heat, cold, predation, lack of food
2 methods of reproduction
binary fission, conjugation
An asexual form of reproduction in which the cell splits
binary fission
Occurs when the genetic information of 2 monerans of the same species is combined
conjugation
any organism that causes a disease
pathogen
a poisonous substance that disrupts the metabolism of an infected organism
toxin
What are 2 main kind of bacterial toxins
endotoxin & exotoxin
Toxin found in gram - bacteria that cause fever, weakness & circulatory damage
endotoxin
toxin produced by bacteria metabolism of bacteria & secreted around it
exotoxin
what kind of toxin are some of the most potent poisons known
exotoxin
chemicals that can inhibit the growth of some bacteria
antibiotic
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#0_1328421075 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
Headings: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
➤ by Oma Gerhild Fulson
Oma's easy German Schnitzel recipe is a perfect addition to your German food recipe collection. In fact, it's the easiest way to make the perfect Schnitzel! Schnitzel are really just thin cutlets and can be made from veal, pork, chicken, turkey ... just about any kind of meat. They are pounded thin with a meat hammer to tenderize, then breaded, and fried. It doesn't get much easier than that, especially if you can buy your schnitzel already tenderized. How to make schnitzel really isn't rocket science! One of the most popular traditional recipes is for Jägerschnitzel (Hunter's Schnitzel). This is served with a most wonderful mushroom sauce. For this type of schnitzel, it's normally a breaded one that is made. However, sometimes its served with un-breaded meat, making it a quicker and easier version than the breaded one. | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#1_1328423207 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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Content: How to make schnitzel really isn't rocket science! One of the most popular traditional recipes is for Jägerschnitzel (Hunter's Schnitzel). This is served with a most wonderful mushroom sauce. For this type of schnitzel, it's normally a breaded one that is made. However, sometimes its served with un-breaded meat, making it a quicker and easier version than the breaded one. You choose your fav. Mine? The breaded one that I've given below. It's German food at its best. What do you serve with Schnitzel? | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#5_1328430337 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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Content: Jägerschnitzel (hunter’s) is topped with mushroom sauce
Käseschnitzel has cheese melted on top
Münchner Schnitzel is covered with horseradish and/or mustard before coating in flour, egg and bread crumbs
Naturschnitzel is un-breaded, served plain or with a simple pan sauce
Paprikaschnitzel has a tomato sauce with paprika and red peppers
Rahmschnitzel is topped with a cream sauce, often containing some mushrooms
Schnitzel Holstein is served with onions, capers, and a fried egg on top
Vegetarisches Schnitzel is a meatless and made from soy or tofu
Wiener Schnitzel or Kalbsschnitzel is the traditional breaded veal schnitzel
Zigeunerschnitzel (gypsy) has a sauce containing tomato, bell peppers, and onion slices
There’s something absolutely mouth-watering about having a German meat-and-potato dinner. Get Oma's revised collection of her favorites in German Meat Dishes. Take a peek at all Oma's eCookbooks. They make sharing your German heritage a delicious adventure! What is the difference between Schnitzel and Wiener Schnitzel? The original Wiener Schnitzel is thought to come from Vienna, Austria in the 1600's. This has to be made from veal and is controlled by law. In Germany, if it's not made with veal, it must be labelled as coming from pork or chicken, etc. That means, you'll have Schweineschnitzel (pork cutlets) or Putenschnitzel (turkey cutlets) on the menu in restaurants. Me? | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#12_1328442953 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
Headings: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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Content: The middle part should be as thick as the rest of the pork chop. If the middle is much thicker, cut it just a bit more. Flatten the meat. Cover the meat with some plastic wrap, and using the smooth side of the meat hammer, pound the pork chop sort of gently. You do not want the meat to tear. You want the schnitzel to be no more than ¼-inch thick. Set up three shallow bowls. The first has flour, the second an egg/water mix, and the third has bread crumbs. Dredge the seasoned schnitzel into flour, then the egg, and lastly in the bread crumbs. Repeat this whole process with all the schnitzel. | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#13_1328444719 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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Content: You want the schnitzel to be no more than ¼-inch thick. Set up three shallow bowls. The first has flour, the second an egg/water mix, and the third has bread crumbs. Dredge the seasoned schnitzel into flour, then the egg, and lastly in the bread crumbs. Repeat this whole process with all the schnitzel. Fry the schnitzel either in clarified butter or a butter/oil mixture. Each side only takes a few minutes. Remove to a paper-towel lined plate and then keep warm in the oven until the rest have been fried. Be careful not to crowd them in the pan. You may only be able to fry one at a time, depending on how big your schnitzels are. | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#18_1328453911 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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15 minutes
Cook Time
12 minutes
Total Time
27 minutes
Servings: This makes 4 servings. Ingredients: 4 schnitzel, about ¼-inch thick or less
1 tbsp (15 ml) lemon juice
½ tsp (3 g) salt
about ½ cup (65 g) flour
3 tbsp (45 ml) water
1 large egg
about 1 cup (224 g) breadcrumbs
3 tbsp (42 g) butter
3 tbsp (45 ml) peanut or vegetable oil
1 lemon, sliced
Instructions: Preheat the oven to 160°F (70°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Put several sheets of paper towels onto a large plate. Set these aside. Sprinkle the schnitzel with lemon juice and salt. Place 3 shallow bowls onto the counter. | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_50_655924583#20_1328457386 | Title: German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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German Schnitzel Recipe ~ Oma's Jägerschnitzel
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Content: In the first one, put flour. In the second one, mix the egg and water. In the third one, put the breadcrumbs. Dredge a schnitzel, first into flour, then into the egg mixture, and then into breadcrumbs. Place the breaded schnitzel onto a large plate and repeat with the remaining schnitzel. Heat butter and oil over medium heat in a large skillet. Fry the schnitzel until golden brown, about 3 minutes per side. Do not crowd the schnitzel. Depending on the size, you may only be able to fry 1 or 2 at a time. Remove the cooked schnitzel to the paper towel-lined plate to drain any fat and then place it on the baking sheet into the oven to keep warm. | https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/german-schnitzel-recipe.html |
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As an Amazon Associate and a Bookshop.org Affiliate, QDT earns from qualifying purchases. In a physical sense, when you bind something, you are taking two things and tying them together, but that tie can be broken. When you bond something, you are also joining two things, but you are are unifying them, making them much harder to separate. You’d use “bind” to talk about tying branches together to make a wreath, but you’d use “bond” to talk about gluing the whole wreath to a wooden backing. “Bind” has another meaning though—one that conveys the idea of an obligation, oath, or committment—and oftentimes, this word makes more sense when you are talking about personal relationships. | https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/bind-versus-bond |
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Response #3: Label real feelings and follow up with sincere questions
Response #4: Give some free advice
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Sarcasm can be fun, but more often it's mean-spirited and hurtful. Four ways to deal with sarcastic comments are: Respond to the content, not the tone, as if you've taken the sarcastic comment literally. Ignore the sarcastic person and recognize that people who are mean to others are often miserable themselves. Label their feelings and follow up with sincere questions. Give some free advice by telling them how their sarcasm makes you feel. Sarcasm is like jazz—it’s hard to define, but you know it when you hear it. That’s because sarcasm, which is used to convey the opposite of the literal words spoken, is primarily communicated by a person's tone of voice. You can tell by a speaker’s tone that “Well, that’s exactly what I need right now” means "I sure wish this wasn't happening." Sarcasm can be used to compliment: “ | https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/health-fitness/mental-health/how-to-deal-with-sarcastic-people |
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Headings: How to Deal with Mean Sarcasm
How to Deal with Mean Sarcasm
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Sarcasm requires more advanced thinking skills
This doesn't mean sarcastic people are smarter, despite what some Internet articles might want you to believe.
Neither human judges nor machine algorithms are very good at identifying sarcasm on Twitter.
Why do people use sarcasm?
Next time you call customer service, your best bet is to be nice.
How to respond to mean sarcasm
Response #1: Answer them literally
Respond with the opposite of sarcasm—sincerity.
Response #2: Ignore them (and maybe throw some compassion their way)
Response #3: Label real feelings and follow up with sincere questions
Response #4: Give some free advice
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Jade Wu, PhD
More Tips from Savvy Psychologist
Content: Give some free advice by telling them how their sarcasm makes you feel. Sarcasm is like jazz—it’s hard to define, but you know it when you hear it. That’s because sarcasm, which is used to convey the opposite of the literal words spoken, is primarily communicated by a person's tone of voice. You can tell by a speaker’s tone that “Well, that’s exactly what I need right now” means "I sure wish this wasn't happening." Sarcasm can be used to compliment: “ You ran a marathon and went to night school? Slacker.” Or to make a good-natured tease: “ Would you like some ice cream with your sprinkles?” It can be self-deprecating: “ | https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/health-fitness/mental-health/how-to-deal-with-sarcastic-people |
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