Mention and discuss the cultural influences of child growth, development, health, and illness. 

  1. Mention and discuss the cultural influences of child growth, development, health, and illness.
  2. Mention and discuss how poverty influences the children’s health status in your community.
  3. Conduct a Nursing  Cultural Assessment of any Family in your community.  The assessment must include the following;

Cultural background

Family belief systems

Mother maybe most influential

Family structures

Nuclear, single-parent, blended, extended

What would it feel like to live as a believer in the stories Snorri tells?

The Prose Edda’s Creation Stories, Chapter 7 ( select four from this section):

1. What would it feel like to live as a believer in the stories Snorri tells?
2. If you worshiped the gods he describes, what would your view of the world be? Would it be better or worse than living under the divine system described by Hesiod and Ovid?
3. Compare what Snorri says in his Prologue about the non-Norse deities with what you have learned from ancient Greek and Roman sources in Chapters 3 and 4.
4. Compare the world of the Norse with that of the Israelites in Genesis.
5. Compare the description of creation here with those in Genesis and Hesiod. What is the parallel to Ginnungagap in Greek mythology?
6. Describe Odin’s personality as a god as evidenced by this section of the Prose Edda. Give at least one example of how he treats humans.

Chapter 8, answer any one question, within Chapter 8

7. How do the Native American creation stories account for the presence of evil in the world?
8. What is the significance of the sipapuni in the floor of many Native American kivas? How does it relate to their creation stories?

Chapter 9 African Creation Stories (required)

9. Looking back on the instances you have read so far, explain why you think people share creation stories. Look back at the insights obtained from mythology (Chapter 1) and use these concepts to build your understanding of the “function” and “purpose” of creation narrative. Compare the two creation stories in this chapter. What elements do they have in common? Where do they differ significantly? Why?

Should Millions of Undocumented Immigrants Be Allowed to Live in the U.S. Without Fear of Getting Deported?

Should Millions of Undocumented Immigrants Be Allowed to Live in the U.S. Without Fear of Getting Deported? Introduction Hook: Would you report me to ICE if I told you that I am an illegal immigrant from Mexico? Background Information: I was four years old when I immigrated to the U.S. in August 1985. I was not old enough to make that choice. My parents made the choice for me. It took me ten years to obtain my green card and an additional 13 years to obtain my U.S. citizenship. My family and I were among the fortunate ones to obtain residency thanks to the Reagan Administration. Thesis: Yes, undocumented immigrants should be allowed to live in the U.S. without the fear of being deported. Body Main Ideas: Stereotypes about illegal immigrants being criminals and making a negative impact on the U.S. economy are unfounded. We are hardworking, eager to learn, and willing to go through the necessary process and expense to be legalized. Native born U.S. citizens do not have a clear understanding as to how difficult the process is to be legalized. Evidence: Research and statistics on the impact immigrants have on the U.S. Organization: Elaborate on my background information, transitioning into the extensive legalization process. Discuss the unfounded stereotypes about illegal immigrants, backing this with statistics from research studies.