• Q : Society and culture-scientific discovery....
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    Describe the difference between society and culture? Give three specific illustrations of each and describe how you think they could influence scientific discovery.

  • Q : Reading of big book appropriate for emergent readers....
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    Create a teaching plan that covers a period of time from one to two weeks for a shared reading of a big book appropriate for emergent readers.

  • Q : Social constructivism and related concepts....
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    Write down the main differences between the scientific realism, anti-realism, and unrealism? What do you meant by social constructivism, and how is it related with these three positions?

  • Q : Scientific study and cultural beliefs....
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    How does Dacy describe the connections between scientific study and cultural beliefs and values? Explain how does the concept of formal science associate to his position?

  • Q : Curriculum design process....
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    Describe the strengths and weaknesses of team-based curriculum design in a remote work environment? What processes or procedures might be unique to a curriculum design process carried out in a remote

  • Q : Science as a multi-faceted concept....
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    According to the author, Mark Erickson science is a ‘multi-faceted' concept. Explain and elucidate this concept. Apply the multi-faceted concept to the other discipline.

  • Q : Information regarding checks and balances....
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    Do you think the checks and balances set forth in the Constitution are still valid as a process of controlling government? Do you believe that they are suitably working? Explain why or why not?

  • Q : Theory-practicalities and limitations....
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    How would you bridge the gap between these two significant contributors to knowledge, or would you choose one over the other? Be as creative as possible however keep in mind your responses must be r

  • Q : Explain qualitative and quantitative analysis....
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    Explain qualitative analysis. What is it? How would you go about selecting a sample audience for a qualitative analysis project?

  • Q : Program evaluations of public-non profit organizations....
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    According to you, should the program continue to be funded or should it be removed? Explain why? How will you find out if the program must be funded or eliminated? Support your answer with suitable

  • Q : Research question for qualitative study....
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    Recognize the research problem. Make a research question, state a hypothesis, and state the null hypothesis for a quantitative study. Make a research question for a qualitative study.

  • Q : Globalization and affect of western culture....
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    What non-Western culture still has strong ties to its traditional philosophies, integrates its traditions, philosophy and medical science with present Western technologies, medical science and cultu

  • Q : The significance of information systems....
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    The management of information systems is much significant to a program evaluator. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain why?

  • Q : Question regarding program assessment....
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    Review the literature on information sources generally used by program evaluators. Write down a 2 to 3 page paper in a Microsoft Word document recognizing and describing the following:

  • Q : Questionnaires in research project....
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    How can you use data from surveys, interviews, or questionnaires in a research project? How can you use immediate student evaluation data (course test scores, etc.) in a research project? How can you

  • Q : General purpose of human subjects review....
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    Critically discuss the general purpose of a human subjects review? What kinds of people within a school would you ask to be on the review panel? Explain the reasons for choosing each person.

  • Q : The social features of science....
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    Mark Erickson (2005) concludes our text by stating, "While it is significant to understand the social features of science, the reverse might be even more significant:

  • Q : Define instructional media....
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    Define instructional media and discuss its purpose. Address these questions: Where does instructional media fit in the instructional systems design (ISD) process? In the ISD process, when do you selec

  • Q : Quasi-experimental approaches....
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    There are some quasi-experimental approaches to consider with program assessment. Consider comparison groups and describe their role in program evaluation.

  • Q : Methodology for a short-term health care program....
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    If you were to select a category of methodology for a short-term health care program, what methodology would you use and rely on?

  • Q : Decision-making tool or technique....
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    Make a 1,050-1,400-word paper discussing decision-making tool or technique on Internet or another source. Make sure your discussion includes a description of the tool or technique and an application

  • Q : Answer to checks and balances....
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    Describe the importance of checks and balances? Is one branch of government more powerful than the others?

  • Q : Comparison between oral and written presentations....
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    Write down the merits and demerits of oral and written presentations? In your description, comprise information regarding your audience, the need for efficient communication, and what it comprises o

  • Q : Ethics and public figures....
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    How do you compare and contrast the ethical considerations afforded to public officials versus a private citizen concerning research and confidentiality?

  • Q : Description of learning theories....
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    Give three examples of learning experiences and link each of examples to the behavioral, cognitive, and constructivist/contextual theories. For each example, be sure to explain why each example refl

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