Professional Development Plan (PDP) This assignment allows students to evaluate their areas for growth toward cultural competency and then to create individualized goals and actions to increase compete

Professional Development Plan (PDP) This assignment allows students to evaluate their areas for growth toward cultural competency and then to create individualized goals and actions to increase competency. Additionally, as part of the plan, students will complete one...

Week-1: Social Media Profiling Social engineering impersonation (also called identity fraud) is masquerading as a real or fictitious character and then playing out that person’s role on a victim. The m

Week-1: Social Media Profiling Social engineering impersonation (also called identity fraud) is masquerading as a real or fictitious character and then playing out that person's role on a victim. The more the threat actors know about the person, the more...

WEEK 4 – SEPTEMBER 22 – SEPTEMBER 28   –  1ST POSTING DUELearning Objectives: Name and describe the cultural influences on pain Discuss the cultural meaning of pain Name two models for cul

 WEEK 4 – SEPTEMBER 22 – SEPTEMBER 28   –  1ST POSTING DUELearning Objectives: Name and describe the cultural influences on pain Discuss the cultural meaning of pain Name two models for culturally sensitive treatment of pain Cultural Manifestations of...

Evaluation Plan Apply an understanding of diversity and equity in education to foster inclusive school environments that enhance student learning or staff professional growth. Identify appropriate

  Evaluation Plan Apply an understanding of diversity and equity in education to foster inclusive school environments that enhance student learning or staff professional growth. Identify appropriate educational technology resources to support student learning and...

I would say that neither women nor men are inherently better leaders. I think effectiveness depends on context, organizational culture, and the person’s ability to adapt their leadership style. My exper

  I would say that neither women nor men are inherently better leaders. I think effectiveness depends on context, organizational culture, and the person's ability to adapt their leadership style. My experiences with male leaders have not always been positive....