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Introduction To get a diploma in High- School is a basic human right in that the children should be encouraged to work hard at their primary level so that they can further their studies and become reasonable people in the country. The teachers should do their best to ensure the children graduate as this is their right so if a child fails in class work then the teacher is responsible for this failure and the child has to graduate regardless of what the child gets. Teachers should do all that is expected of them to ensure the children pass in their classwork and special attention been taken to the students who seem not to understand this is because not all children are bright in classwork this is because there are some who are talented in other areas like in drawings and thus you find their classwork is poor so they need to be encouraged to work hard even though one knows that is not their career. Parents have taken the action of forcing the teachers to allow the children to graduate through taking them to court this has had an effect on the learning of the children because the teachers are less concerned about the studying habits of these children therefore they do it regardless of one been a failure or a successor. This action of the parents to interfere with the school program has the impact of making the performance of the school been low because the teachers do not work as they are expected. They also do not have a clear relationship with the students meaning that there is no time for the children to seek any assistance and thus their failures are always high. Teachers should always have the right attitudes towards the learning attitudes of the children so that the children benefit from them as they will be able to make inquiries all the time without fear as they are can cooperate in all things. The parents should not take the law into their hands this is because this will interfere with the working habits of the teachers therefore the parents should have respect for the teachers and be ready to assist them in dealing with the children who are not understanding classwork. This cooperation will boost the school performance as the teachers will be willing to work accordingly and ensure all the children benefit from the education through getting the best grades. In education, everyone has his or her brightness in one way or another as there is multiple intelligence which is different in each and therefore not all people are the same and the thinking of one person is different from that of others. Analysis of the argument Standardization of core thesis To build interest in the diploma in high- school as a human right then there is a need for the government to have laws that explain in detail the need for high-school education. Children’s learning schedule. This is important because it allows them to have the desire to work hard in order to achieve the targeted goal in school. The online information about the state of the mental intelligence of the children in terms of the brightness in-class work as not all children are bright in class due
Introduction The Renaissance is characterized as an era of examination and detection. The word “renaissance” translates as “re-birth,” suggestive of knowledge and detection of the personality as well as of the earth. The expeditions to far-away lands contributed to the propagation of the humanist group as a simultaneously theoretical and politically conscious group. Gasping in awe at the scale of man’s achievements, the humanists developed a burly appreciation for a gentleman as a human being, “the language animal.” They sought to uncover the mind’s full likely without no having it laden by the “ecclesiastical tyranny” that was rife near the beginning sixteenth century. There was extensive dissatisfaction by means of the papal organization which, according to Erasmus, was under enemy control by unaware monks. The following improvement distorted not only the form and sympathetic of religion, other than also of the following type of weather. The first semi of the twentieth century saw America emerging as a World’s wonderful authority, and as one of the grown-up democracies in the middle of the British colonies. However, the change was not flat and the Nation has had its ups and downwards touching from agrarian to manufacturing society through the excess and glum of the “noisy twenties” and depressing thirties. Renaissance Era (1400 A.D. to 1600 A.D.) The Renaissance Era range from c. 1400 to 1600. It is supposed that the spark that in progress the rebirth flame came from an existence that lay latent in Italy. After approximately a millennium, the populace of Italy came rear to life and began to focus additional on humankind than focusing on faith. People began to study more and study the splendor of painting, and there was a belief in the authority of the human life form. In the art, more statues and pictures were depicting nude humans. The body had turned out to be more of a boat for pleasure since of the lack of pleasure previous to the age Three-dimensional room was the new fashion of the rebirth. The sculpture was three hundred and sixty degrees in its place of relief sculpture; the painting had intelligence of three-dimensional space (Kissick 168-176). U. S. Social History If we analyze then we come to know that all through American history, the U.S had fought many wars all through time. The cold war was a conflict in which America had fought flings other countries and threw their arsenals. America more often than not used repression quite then counters revolution throughout the cold war. The U.S used a lot of ways to stay communism as of spreading, for the terror of the welfare of the democratic system and one more war from the captivating place. America was prepared to preserve the wellbeing of the earth as two superpowers emerge following World War II, the United States, and the Soviet Union. Social and Cultural Changes in Europe during the Renaissance Different communal classes were allowable to be part of the committee differentiate between the 60 members it had. The cause of the constancy of Venice lies quite in a mixtur
Synopsis Adams starts in chapter one by noting that all societies have their histories that make them proud. The Second World War is one of the histories that make the US proud. Events that took place in the past offer helpful insights in establishing some of the ways through which people solved their problems. For instance, he notes that the sinking of the Titanic ship serves as warnings to the new American generation while the Second World War serves as show of might. The Second World War is very important to the American history because it shows the American power, bravery, optimism, and other good qualities. The American populace has forgotten all the bad things that happened during the Second World War and has turned the event into a shining legend of the good war. In chapter two, the historian makes an effort of explaining why the US government engaged in the Second World. It was perceived that a group of dictators, including Hitler of Germany, Mussolini of Italy, Franco of Spain, and Hirohito of Japan, were interfering with the democratic ideals in the world. For instance, Japan was so aggressive to an extent of invading Manchuria while Italy logged arms with Abyssinia in 1934. This was interpreted to mean that the aggressors would definitely interfere with the interests of Americans. An effort was made to ensure that aggressors are eliminated. In the third chapter, Adams describes the patterns of the Second World War, by describing how alliances were formed. He notes that the war had a clear pattern from 1939 to 1945. In chapter four, he explains how the US was able to come up with weapons of mass destruction, which shocked the whole world. For instance, Japan was forced to surrender because it could not much the technologies of the US. In chapter five, he observes some of the reactions from foreign powers. The use of atomic bombs came as a surprise to a number of states. This invited criticism from some quarters, including China. However, the US was supported by many states for restoring peace in the world. In chapter six, he explains the reactions of the local citizens. Even though many Americans supported the war, they did not approve the use of atomic bomb on human beings. In the last chapter, the historian notes that the international system changed greatly since major powers such as Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Japan were no more. Review The historian observes that the US was forced to engage in the Second World War in order to restore peace and tranquility. However, this is partly true because national interests influence the behavior of states in the international system. It is suggested that the US could have joined the war to safeguard its interests but not to salvage Britain and France. In Europe, states had coexisted for centuries with balance of power acting as the regulator of state behavior. Each state was considered a superpower meaning that there was no anarchy in Europe. For instance, Britain encouraged the armament program advocated by the Germany government because it feared that Russia was becoming powerful. It is even suggested that the US played a ro
The Affordable Care Act aims to enhance our medical system in different ways. Some of them are reinforcing Medicare, lowering healthcare costs, and extending privacy rights. The government accomplishes these objectives in part by enforcing severer regulations. Thus, compliance methods are essential for all health care professionals, given the increased awareness of discipline, punishment, and recovery. Consequently, at least one of the main intentions in health care reform should be reducing waste, fraud, and abuse in this act. Arguably, everybody in the United States is significantly influenced by healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse. Therefore, people and health care professionals should understand how to detect and help to prevent it. The ACA” produced the most significant gains in insurance coverage in nearly fifty years” (Sommers et al., 2017, p. 1120). Unfortunately, fraud occurs when someone deliberately lies to a health insurance provider to obtain money. When someone recklessly uses health care services, it is a waste. Furthermore, abuse issues while standard medicine practices are not followed, resulting in expenses and treatments. It does influence patients; thus, they should be able to spot it, while the authorities should prevent it. Each health care organization should initiate the corresponding measures to comply with the ACA. The authorities have to make a distinct pattern such as informing all patients about possible schemes and promote it as well, because” the impact of healthcare fraud is significant and wide-reaching” (Stowell et al., 2018, p. 1041). As an example, humans should detect when doctors execute a procedure that is not included in their health plan or be aware of professionals who corrupt the system by giving multiple prescriptions for identical medicine. Additionally, patients are sometimes provided brand-named pills when a lower-cost nonexclusive alternative operates the same. Those shenanigans should be counteracted because the ACA has enormous influence in the US” addressing public health, including creating a public health council and a $15 billion public health fund” (Campbell & Shore-Sheppard, 2020, p. 9). The government and healthcare organizations should at least teach people how to avoid such situations. To counteract these shenanigans, the government and healthcare organizations should partially teach people how to avoid such circumstances. Undoubtedly, it affects you when health care providers or anybody else participates in healthcare fraud, waste, or abuse. Consequently, for indi
Alice Walker’s Beauty is her account of how an accident from her childhood caused her to go blind in one eye and alter her appearance. However, it is not this incident alone that she explores in the work that focuses on events that can have long-lasting consequences. Walker recalls aspects of her life that are out of her control, with themes such as race, social class, family dynamics, and the cultural standards for ‘beauty’. The responses Walker received from the world and people she knew in regards to her race, social status, and appearance have deeply impacted her self-worth in her early years as well as throughout her whole life. Her experiences have universal connotations, as people live under certain expectations, and if they are not met, consequences in the form of self-esteem issues can occur. Group membership has several processes that can offer advantageous and disadvantageous consequences for individuals within them. Spending increased time in a collaborative environment helps people adapt to such work styles, which they become proficient in over time. This is especially prevalent in club activities such as sports teams, choirs, and bands, in which individuals can excel at a specific skill set due to their time spent on it. However, group membership may also result in the inability to gather in sufficient time due to group size, available space for meetings, or availability of group members. Additionally, group members may have varied standards, methodologies, or opinions and may not be able to work with others. As such, group membership is likely to have both negative and positive effects on members and the group as a whole. Many of the issues are complex, such as social adaptability and development as a person.
Introduction Today, most businesses have understood the significant importance of carrying out marketing research with a view of analyzing the market. Among its benefits, there is a significant improvement in the quality of the product and service line resulting in an increase in market share, and understanding the consumer tastes and preferences better (LearnMarketing.net 2011). The United States motor market has developed in terms of its needs, number, and complexity. Today, any vehicle developed endeavors not just to transport one from one place to another, but also to make such movement as exciting, comforting, relaxing, and convenient as possible. The same applies to the wider international market in light of increasing globalization. Today, the majority of the population seeks a car that is easy to drive, park, latest technology coupled with an intriguing sleek, fun, and sporty design (Grewal and Levy, 2012). Analyzing the Market in the Reintroduction of the Ford Fiesta Ford Fiesta was first developed in 1976 at a time when the fuel prices were too high. In this effort, the fiesta was meant to have minimum fuel consumption. The car experienced high sales in Europe unlike in the United States. Nevertheless, the history of this car does not end at this time. In late 2000, Ford reintroduced the Ford Fiesta with a view of meeting the market needs and preferences. The Ford Fiesta targeted the younger customer of the millennium age (1979 -1994). The fiesta was reintroduced in the United States market in late 2000 in light of the growing number of personal cars. These cars were preferred because of fuel efficiency as well as its cheaper price. In this respect, the launching of the Ford Fiesta came with an intensive and extensive analysis of the market including macro-environmental factors, political environment, and competitors among others. Ford analyzed the market with a sense of innovativeness and customers in mind. Since the company targeted the young Millennial customers in a model called Kristen, in 2008, key macroeconomic factors considered were the social trend, culture, demographics, political and economic condition (Kotler and Lane, 2006 p. 89). Ford analyzed the market and targeted the millennial customers modeled as Kristen who constituted a significant number of individuals purchasing cars. This segment liked to buy subcompact cars with aspects beyond the normal basic features. The market had potential demand and Ford wanted to direct this demand for compact cars to the fiesta. As such, to reach Kristen, the features of the Fiesta were designed for a youth from college who consider communication and social media as important needs of her life worth finding in a car. The fiesta was also developed to meet the needs of a user in the urban areas. The world today is defined by increasing economic recession and inflation. Fuel prices are not an exception, as such, the Ford Fiesta targ
Introduction Chronic obstructive lung disease (COPD) is cited among conditions contributing to pulmonary cancer etiology (Aldrich et al., 2015). Consequently, there has been an urge to intensify research to determine the interrelationships between the two disorders to invent improved strategies for reducing their impact on society. Lung cancer causes the highest number of cancer-related deaths in the United States, while COPD is the third primary cause of general mortality, and the combination of the two creates an immense public health burden, causing significant disability, morbidity, and mortality (Aldrich et al., 2015). The average total annual cost of COPD for the year 2010 was $49.9 billion, and the chances of being employed plunged by 8.6% for those with the COPD linked disability (Doney et al., 2014). The statistics released in 2015 from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) indicated a 9.6% countrywide incidence rate for the self-reported COPD cases in grownups aged 40 years or more (Aldrich et al., 2015). It also showed that a regional variation of the disease across the USA with Southern States recording the highest prevalence rates (Aldrich et al., 2015). Background of the Disease COPD is a manageable and curable lung disease with some important non-pulmonary effects that may contribute to the severity in individual patients (Reid & Innes, 2014). The pulmonary constituent of the sickness is typified by an almost irreversible breathing limitation that is gradual and accompanied by an unusual allergic reaction of the lungs due to noxious gases and particles (Reid & Innes, 2014). Accompanying diagnoses include chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive bronchitis, and emphysema. Chronic bronchitis is characterized by the persistent copious mucus production into the bronchioles with the presence of a cough most of the time for no less than three consecutive months in two successive years (Holt et al., 2015). In contrast, emphysema is the permanent hyperinflation of the alveoli at the end of the terminal bronchioles accompanied by damage to the alveolar walls without obvious fibrosis (Reid & Innes, 2014). The stimulation of the inflammatory cells (neutrophils, macrophages, and CD+ lymphocytes) by exposure to noxious particles and gas causes the cells to release several chemical mediators –tumor necrosis factor α, interleukin 8, and leukotriene B4 – that bring about the irritation (Reid & Innes, 2014). In addition, the impairment of the alveoli may be due to the overproduction of proteases, and oxidants activity. These conditions result in difficult breathing (dyspnea), wheezing, cough, sputum production, airway obstruction, decreased blood O 2 concentration, and high blood CO 2 levels (Doney et al., 2014). Also, this blend of weakened pulmonary function and repeated exacerbations promotes a medical condition characterized by reduced endurance to exercise and physical activity, and deconditioning; factors that translate into disease progression, poor quality of life, disability,
Aims and objectives This report is written with regard to two laboratory practicals. The two laboratory practicals aimed at confirming whether or not patients’ serum samples were characterized by antibodies that could react against the gastric proton pump. The techniques that were mainly used were gel electrophoresis, Western blotting and immune-histochemistry tests. The experiments also focused on assessing the category of patients who had pernicious anemia. Introduction Pernicious anemia is a disease known as the last presentation of chronic gastritis, which is an autoimmune disease that negatively affects the stomach (Toh, van Driel & Gleeson1997). The disease is characterized by inflammation of the stomach and over secretion of autoantibodies (Oliva-Hemker, Berkenblit, Anhalt & Yardley 2006; Toh et al 1997). The autoantibodies could be an intrinsic factor and proton pump. These proteins are secreted by the parietal cells of the stomach. Diminishing of the mass of the stomach (gastric atrophy) is the commonest symptom that characterizes patients suffering from pernicious anemia (Annibale et al 2000; Oliva-Hemker et al 2006). The physiological cause of the disease has been correlated with the activity of autoantibodies that negatively impact intrinsic factors, which is essential for the absorption of vitamin B12 (Toh et al 1997). If the activity of the intrinsic factor is compromised, then the amount of vitamin B12 absorbed is greatly reduced. Hydrochloric acid is an important agent in the initial stages of digestion. Research shows that the secretion of the acid into the stomach is mediated by H+/K+-ATPase. H+/K+-ATPase is a proton pump that has been shown to be involved in essential transport pathways within cells. Chemical studies with regard to the structure of the enzyme have shown that it has unique beta and alpha subunits (Toh et al 1997). The subunits have been implicated in reactions with autoantibodies that are found in the serum of human beings (Toh et al 1997). Methods SDS-PAGE and Western blotting The study of components of protein mixtures is conducted through the use of SDS-PAGE. When proteins are being studied, they are dissolved in sodium dudecyl-sulfate (SDS), which binds to the portions of proteins that are hydrophobic. The purpose of SDS is to make the proteins linear and achieve a negative charge. Disulfide bonds that hold chains of peptides are broken through the action of reducing chemicals such as 2-beta mercaptoethanol. When such proteins are run on gel electrophoresis, they migrate from the negative side of the equipment to towards the positive portion, where they could combine with the opposite charges at the anode. Western blotting is carried out to determine the identity of proteins. Essentially, Western blotting involves t