translate your experience of the course into a synthesis document. You will design an organizational audit which would be useful to a group which wants to know where they stand as it pertains to “The Mission.” Your audit must include a description of its “Theory of Change” and display the theory in a “Logic Model.”
September 6, 2018prepare a Business Report for the client detailing the processes of selecting an AIS/ERP to help them to make informed decision for investment in an accounting software to take their business to the next level.
September 6, 2018Analyze the work sample from Nathan Describe at least one specific aspect of the work sample that reveals something about Nathan’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development
Nathan, 4 years old
Review all of the documents provided for Case Study #2.
ses the following:
- Analyze the work sample from Nathan
- Describe at least one specific aspect of the work sample that reveals something about Nathan’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development
- Provide a rationale for your response that uses specific examples from the work sample and connections to the professional knowledge base
- Analyze the work sample from Nathan
- Describe at least one specific aspect of the work sample that reveals something about Nathan’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development
In a 5- to 7-page response, analyze the information in each case study, and make a recommendation for developmentally appropriate practice for each child. Your response should include:
- A brief analysis of each child’s physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development, based on the documents and videos provided and your knowledge of the frameworks of early childhood development
- A recommendation for at least two additional strategies that could be used to gather information from families about the development of the children in the case studies (Note: Explain why information from families is critical in assessing development)
- A recommendation for developmentally appropriate learning experiences for each child, with an explanation of how these experiences reflect the principles of developmentally appropriate practice