1. Responsibilities: As a noncommissioned officer‚ you are expected to adhere to and conduct yourself professionally in all facets of your unit’s mission‚ in both tactical operations and garrison support. 2. I expect you to carry yourself as a professional and treat your soldiers‚ as you would want to be treated. Your two priorities will remain the welfare of your soldiers and the accomplishment of the mission. I cannot stress to you the importance of soldier care. Set the example and inspire
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Do students have the right to eat as they choose? Or are school administrators and the federal government making children sick? Critics and supporters have debated the ingredients of school provided student lunches for several years‚ yet there has been no nutritional improvement in the quality of food served. While there are advocates‚ such as first lady Michelle Obama‚ fighting for healthier food choices‚ many critics believe the kids will not eat fresh‚ wholesome food. Numerous studies have found
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With school based intervention programs‚ it can allow for families‚ schools and communities to intervene in a child’s life before they develop antisocial behaviors and end up in the juvenile justice system. Schools provide regular access to children through their development years. School based intervention programs can provide change to delinquent behaviors in and outside of the school. I found a school-based program to reduce violence‚ which is a universal school based program. The program is designed
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the voucher program movement. Established in 1989‚ the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program is the country’s longest running private school voucher program (Wolf‚ 2012‚ p. 1). The state later modeled two additional choice programs on the Milwaukee program – one in Racine‚ WI and one for the entire state – and all three have grown since their inception. In the Racine Parental Choice Program‚ vouchers are available to families with incomes at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. Schools admit students
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In the article‚ After-School Programs: Keeping Children Safe & Smart‚ by An-Me Chung; she discusses how after school programs positively beneficial for the youth. Chung states‚ that according to U.S. Departments of Education and Justice‚ local after school programs have proven to “reduce risk-taking‚” in youth (An-Me Chung 2010). She says‚ after-school programs‚ provide “safe and caring” environments (An-Me Chung 2010). Chung realizes that after school programs will keep most youth occupied and
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The National School Lunch Program has nutritional standards that the participating schools must follow. These standards are what make the program so effective in reducing childhood obesity. The meal patterns and nutritional standards are based off of the latest dietary guidelines for Americans which has increased the availability of fruits‚ vegetables‚ and whole grains. Students are required to take some of each food while obtaining their lunch from the cafeteria. Students are still given the choice
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The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) is the Nation’s second largest food and nutrition assistance program. It has benefited an enormous amount of children suffering from poverty or in households struggling to make ends meet. It has operated in over 101‚000 public and nonprofit private schools and‚ “provided over 28 million low-cost or free lunches to children on a typical school day at a federal cost of $8 billion for the year”. (TNSLP) The main goal on the NSLP as identified by congress is to
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Residential school had more negative affect on the student then positive. At the residential school children were physically‚ mentally‚ sexually abuse by stuff. The students were punished for speaking at their different‚ trying to run away from the residential school or for smallest mistake and no reason. At the residential school the student were named as a ‘Christian’ names or known only by a number. They were also forced to forget their language‚ beliefs‚ and culture and converted into Christianity
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Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Science Degree With a Major in Applied Psychology Approved: 3 Semester Credits ______________________ Investigation Advisor The Graduate School University of Wisconsin-Stout December‚ 2000 Graduate School 130 Bowman Hall 801 2nd Street Menomonie‚ WI 54751 ABSTRACT RAMSEY GRETA L. A FRESHMEN STUDENT NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STOUT
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Professionalism In Counseling Counseling is a profession that many pursue whose traits align with helping others. Individuals either in the field or in training are typically caring‚ accepting‚ genuine‚ creative and self-aware. Individuals who strive to be professional in counseling are aware that professionalism is a process that is continuous that starts with ones first semester of graduate school. (Spruill & Benshoff‚ 1996). By understanding the ethics and laws that govern our profession
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