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    fact thorough all child development classes that previously took them especially 140. In child 140 the emphasis was on the advantages of play and how it plays enormous role to foster children’s knowledge. I learned through John Dewey’s educational philosophy that education could integrate learning with experience. Through all my observations on child 135 and 133 classes I could notice…

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    Philosophy of the Nursing World The definition of nursing according to the American Nurses Association is to protect, promote, enhance health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, help heal, easing of suffering through diagnosis and treatment of human response, and support patients, families, groups, communities, and populations by providing care.(American Nurses Association, 2016) I think of nursing as a life style. Being a nurse requires passion, empathy, sympathy, and 100%…

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    Philosophy of Nursing Definition of Nursing Nursing has been defined by many, all of which are positive and portray a sense of caring for those who are ill. The American Nursing Associate (2010) define nursing as “the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.” I would agree with…

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    My personal philosophy of nursing is based on the knowledge that nursing science is a constantly changing basis of knowledge that focuses on individuals, families, communities, and populations. It is essential that we consider the emotional, cognitive, physical, spiritual and environmental aspects that influence the overall care of individuals. Nursing is a constantly changing part of the healthcare system that encompasses the individual in a holistic manner. In order to care for a patient, we…

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    imagination, immediately you may think of unicorns, rainbows, and other fantasies that do not have any real physical realities. In Season 3, Episode 4b of the popular children’s cartoon SpongeBob Squarepants, the main character SpongeBob gives his own philosophy on imagination. He receives a cardboard box in the mail, and turns it into a “box of imagination”, in which he and his companion, Patrick Star, have different adventures inside the box, such as climbing a mountain, so realistic…

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    (2003). Toulmin’s philosophy of argument and its relevance to offender profiling. Psychology, Crime & Law,9(2), 173-183. Bosco, D., Zappalà, A., & Santtila, P. (2010). The admissibility of offender profiling in courtroom: A review of legal issues and court opinions. International…

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    Niccolò Machiavelli was jailed whenever the Medici family acquired power in 1512("Niccolò..."). During this time, he wrote one of most famous works, The Prince, teaching his views of how to acquire and maintain their kingdom. Many of Machiavelli philosophies on how to lead may sound cold-hearted and cruel, but much of it is used by influential leaders, who have shaped our views of successful leadership skills. If we look closely, American president, Grant, and dictator, Musharraf, have…

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    Parens Patriae Philosophy

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    In the early 1600s, the development of the philosophy, parens patriae started the foundation of the early juvenile justice system. Under this approach, it was believed that juvenile criminal behavior was viewed as a sign of a lack of parental care and control (Ramirez, 2008). This concept was operated in chancery court that referred to the king’s role as the ‘father of the country’ and granted the power of the state to act on behalf of the child and assure protection as would a parent (Gulledge,…

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    In Early Childhood programs, there are different philosophies and curriculums that are based on early childhood theorists and programs such as Margaret McMillan, and Reggio Emilia program in Italy. Alberta’s current beliefs in early childhood education is that all children should be given the opportunity to learn through their play as they grow to become a mighty learners, and we, as educators need to develop a professional way of interacting with young children. As we are interacting with young…

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    Leadership is not the exercise of power, but instead the empowerment of others...Effective leaders lead by pulling not pushing, inspiring not ordering, and enabling rather than containing others” (Burdenuk, 1992, p.21). As the importance of school leadership grows its accompanying underlying theory is being continually developed with established approaches being refined and new models emerging. Labels that have been used to define the field of school leadership have changed over time from…

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