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Discuss the perceived characteristics of this generations’ adolescence.
What characteristic is changing the most? Possible reasons why.
What characteristic seems to never change?
How is physical development influencing adolescent characteristics?
How is cognitive development influencing adolescent characteristics?
How and what socioeconomic developments are influencing adolescent characteristics?
What professional development may help staff cope with changing adolescent characteristics?
What technologies are being used to facilitate student learning?
In 250-500 words, summarize and reflect on your interviews. Discuss the characteristics of physical and cognitive development during adolescence and the affect it has on the learning process for students. Explain the effect that physical, cognitive, social, and emotional relationships have on students during adolescence. Explain how you will use your findings in your future professional practice.

compare and contrast quantitative vs. qualitative research approaches including how they are similar and different.

As Alexander McCall Smith said in an interview with Pinkie Mekgwe, “I admire Botswana a great deal. I think this is a remarkable country which has achieved a great deal and I think that it is a special place. I wanted to tell a readership in other countries who might not know that. I wanted them to know, and I think they are getting that message through Mma Ramotswe” (Mekgwe 183).

”PM: Botswana comes through as a character in its own right in these novels. AMS: Botswana comes through as being the hero, yes. I admire people who are proud of their country. This applies not only in Botswana, this applies anywhere…Mma Ramotswe says that she is a patriot and that she is proud of her country. And that’s quite moving, I think” (Mekgwe 184).

In the interview, Alexander McCall Smith mentions that, since the publication of the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, sales of red bush tea, also called rooibos tea, have increased by 70% overall (Mekgwe 184).

McCall Smith credits his career as an author to having been a voracious reader when he was a child, and says that it is a logical progression, from being a reader to being a writer (Mekgwe 185).

Citation Example

Mekgwe, Pinkie. “All That is Fine in the Human Condition: Crafting Words, Creating Mma Ramotswe.” Research in African Literatures, vol. 37, no. 2, Summer 2006, pp. 176-186. Academic Search Complete, doi:10.1353/ral.2006.0052.

Provide an example on how data mining can turn a large collection of data into knowledge that can help meet a current global challenge in order to improve healthcare outcomes.

Identify and describe ethical issues related to childhood obesity in Alaska. Ethical issues may include the Belmont Report identified issues of “Respect for Persons,” “Beneficence,” and “Justice” or disparities in health outcomes or funding, among other issues. In this brief, consider what can be done to achieve equity in future policy efforts.

Your ethics brief should identify:
1. Ethical issues in the current policy environment.
2. Ways the status quo is increasing/decreasing health disparities and affecting other ethical issues.
3. Some potential pitfalls or unintended consequences of current policy approaches.
4. What kind of resources (political, economic, social, legal), if any, would be needed to improve ethical issues in this policy area?