Articulate and justify your personal philosophy to early childhood curriculum provision.

Articulate and justify your personal philosophy to early childhood curriculum provision.

Ensure your philosophy statement covers your commitment to:

  • Regulatory, Codes, Frameworks and teaching standards requirements for early childhood in Australia.
  • NQS seven quality areas of 1. Educational program and practice, 2. Children’s health and safety, 3. Physical Environment, 4. Staffing arrangements, 5. Relationships with children, 6. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities 7. Leadership and service management.
  • Theoretical underpinnings
  • Curriculum content

Expectation:

  • Cohesive articulation of a philosophy statement to early childhood curriculum provision.
  • Cohesive justification including regulatory requirements, codes, Frameworks, teaching standards, NQS quality areas, theoretical underpinnings and curriculum content.
  • References should be from 2013-2022
  • Use Australian English i.e realise not realize.
  • Can use first person but not too much.
  • Please use info from my lecture slide and also some references.
  • Please write philosophy based on Reggio-Emilia and connect the theories that may support it such as Vygotsky’s and Piaget.
  • You can also find how philosophy is written online.

Extra help/ideas:

Writing A Personal Philosophy For Childcare – Aussie Childcare Network

Explain key reasons why people choose to leave organisations and the costs associated with dysfunctional employee turnover

The following table sets out the CIPD learning outcomes and associated assessment criteria:

 

Learning outcomes

The learner will:

Assessment criteria

The learner can:

1.     Understand key contemporary labour market trends and their significance for workforce planning. 1.1      Assess the major contemporary labour market trends in different country contexts.
1.2      Explain how organisations position themselves strategically in competitive labour markets.
1.3      Explain the significance of tight and loose labour market conditions.
1.4      Describe the role of government, employers and trade unions in ensuring future skills needs are met.
2.     Be able to undertake talent planning and recruitment activities. 2.1      Describe the principles of effective workforce planning and the tools used in the process.
2.2      Develop basic succession and career development plans.
2.3      Contribute to plans for downsizing an organisation.
2.4      Contribute to the development of job descriptions, person specifications and competency frameworks.
2.5      Explain the main legal requirements in relation to recruitment and selection.
2.6      Assess the strengths and weaknesses of different methods of recruitment and selection.
3.     Understand how to maximise employee retention. 3.1      Explain why people choose to leave or remain employed by organisations and the costs associated with dysfunctional employee turnover.
3.2      Assess the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to the retention of talent.
4.     Know how to manage dismissal, redundancy and retirement effectively and lawfully. 4.1      Advise organisations on good practice in the management of dismissals, retirements and redundancies that complies with current legislation.

 

 

Assessment activity 1

 

MicroTech Systems growth plans report

 

Writing this report will allow you to demonstrate assessment criteria 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6. Your word count for the report is 1950 words (+/- 10%). You must submit assessment activity 1 on the document RST assessment activity 1 template.

 

Your report should include a list of cited references along with a bibliography of sources consulted but not specifically mentioned.

 

Your references and bibliography as well as all the grey highlighted words in your template are excluded from your word count.

 

 

Having successfully started up in Anytown, MicroTech Systems want to act quickly and expand into more UK towns and cities over the next 24 months and are even considering international growth within the next 3 years.

 

You will demonstrate how HR can add value to MicroTech System’s expansion plans by outlining some key considerations for the Board of Directors.

 

You will prepare a report for the Board which will include:

 

Context

  • An identification of the different considerations for the expansion plans in the UK and international labour markets (1.1, 1.3)
  • A definition of the concept of being an employer of choice and three ideas of how MicroTech Systems can compete against its labour market competitors (1.2)

 

Key considerations

  • A brief explanation of what you would include in a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the process of defining a vacant post (2.4)
  • A discussion of key legal requirements to be considered throughout the recruitment and selection process (2.5)

 

Recruitment and selection activities

  • Details of how the vacancies for the new offices are to be promoted (to include an evaluation of at least two major recruitment methods) and your suggested selection process (to include at least two selection methods, with justification for your choices and an evaluation of their effectiveness) (2.6)
  • You can base your response around your own organisation or one you know well if you prefer.
  • Please use the ‘RST assessment activity 1 template’ to submit your report. You can adapt the template to include your organisation’s logo/house style etc. but you should keep to the format as this will help ensure you include all the key elements.
  • Remember references to back up your findings are expected so research labour market data and cite resourcing research to underpin your recommendations.
  • There are a lot of elements to include in this assessment, so be sure to check you have provided evidence for all the assessment criteria before you finalise your work.

 

 

 

Assessment activity 2

 

Resource planning report

 

Writing this report will allow you to demonstrate assessment criteria 1.4, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 4.1. Your word count for the report is 2600 words (+/- 10%). You must submit assessment activity 2 on the document RST assessment activity 2 template.

 

Your report should include a list of cited references along with a bibliography of sources consulted but not specifically mentioned.

 

Your references and bibliography as well as all the grey highlighted words in your template are excluded from your word count.

 

 

Following your enlightening report into the HR considerations of the MicroTech Systems expansion plans, the MD, Tim Cross would like some more information. He would like to understand how the business could grow quickly if the new sites prove to be a success. He is particularly concerned by several very experienced older employees that may be considering retirement along with some pockets of poor performance in some locations.

In addition, to be prepared, Tim would also like a contingency plan outlining what the business would need to do if client demand is not at the levels anticipated.

 

Provide a briefing note to Tim, explaining the following:

 

Resource planning methods

  • The principles of effective workforce planning with three examples of what MicroTech Systems could do to identify skills demand (2.1)
  • Considerations for retirement when planning resourcing (4.1)

 

Succession planning

  • Discuss succession planning and ways this can benefit the organisation. Using a simple diagram, map out a succession planning process and explain how it could operate fairly and transparently within the organisation (2.2)

 

Different roles in skills development

  • Identify the roles of government, employers and trade unions in skills development in line with the business needs of MicroTech Systems (1.4)

 

Managing under-performance and misconduct

  • Explain good practice in managing any serious under-performance and misconduct of MicroTech Systems employees (4.1)

 

Downsizing and redundancy

  • Should customer demand for some sites not be as expected, explain how labour costs and headcount can be reduced (2.3, 4.1)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • You can base your response around your own organisation or one you know well if you prefer.
  • Please use the ‘RST assessment activity 2 template’ to submit your report. You can adapt the template to include your organisation’s logo/house style etc. but you should keep to the format as this will help ensure you include all the key elements.
  • Remember references to back up your findings are expected, so draw on research, theories and models to underpin your response.
  • There are a lot of elements to include in this assessment, so be sure to check you have provided evidence for all the assessment criteria before you finalise your work.

 

Assessment activity 3

 

MicroTech Systems employee turnover report

 

Writing this report will allow you to demonstrate assessment criteria 3.1 and 3.2. Your word count for the report is 1300 words (+/- 10%). You must submit assessment activity 3 on the document RST assessment activity 3 template.

 

Your report should include a list of cited references along with a bibliography of sources consulted but not specifically mentioned.

 

Your references and bibliography as well as all the grey highlighted words in your template are excluded from your word count.

 

 

Staff turnover in MicroTech Systems is higher than it could be. You have been asked to set out a business case for investing some resources in reducing staff turnover and to identify and explain which measures aimed at improving employee retention would be most appropriate to adopt and why.

 

Write a summary report in which you:

 

  • Explain key reasons why people choose to leave organisations and the costs associated with dysfunctional employee turnover (3.1)
  • Identify and evaluate at least three approaches MicroTech Systems could take to retain key talent (3.2)

 

  • You can base your response around your own organisation or one you know well if you prefer.
  • Please use the ‘RST assessment activity 3 template’ to submit your report. You can adapt the template to include your organisation’s logo/house style etc. but you should keep to the format as this will help ensure you include all the key elements.
  • Remember to justify your leaver reasons and costs of employee turnover with references (from your own organisation and/or research results).
  • Define what is meant by ‘dysfunctional’ turnover. There is an opportunity here to reference your definition here.
  • You should also underpin your retention ideas with evidence that they will make a difference to your chosen organisation.
The approach of the Australian courts to award damages to compensate for loss encourages the practice of ‘efficient breach’. Discuss in relation to the decision in Tabcorp Holdings Ltd v Bowen Investments [2009]
Assessment Task 3
Short Written Response – 800 words maximum

 

Footnotes and bibliography are not included in final word count and must be used for referencing only. Additional information in footnotes will not be marked.

20%
 
N/A
Task requires students to discuss theory/critical perspective in regard to a legal principle and/or a court decision.

 

Students must:

·       Identify focus and outline claim/respond to issue(s) raised

·       Include appropriate and sufficient evidence to support claim/response and demonstrate understanding of theory and legal principles  

·       State a conclusion which is clear, supported by discussion and responds directly to issue(s) raised

·       Ensure answer is well structured and language, grammar and expression are clear and correct

·       Ensure citations and referencing complete and correct, bibliography included

Prescribed Reading Materials:

Weeks 4 and 5, this includes PERCI and unit materials such as readings, powerpoints and the recordings of the relevant guided learning discussions.

 

Assistance:

There are sample Short Written Response answers in PERCI Week 4 and Week 5. Seek assistance and feedback from the facilitator(s) in the facilitated learning discussions.

 

Assessment Question

 

The approach of the Australian courts to award damages to compensate for loss encourages the practice of ‘efficient breach’.

Discuss in relation to the decision in Tabcorp Holdings Ltd v Bowen Investments [2009] HCA 8; (2009) 236 CLR 272

 

 

Individual Feedback will be provided via Turnitin as per Rubric in Assessment Task Tab.
Focus/Issues – 20%

Identifies issues raised by the question. Responds to question/claim. Focus throughout on developing claim/topic.

Support/Evidence/Argument – 50%

Includes appropriate evidence to support the claim/topic.   Provides explanation of relevant theories and/or legal principle(s) and/or court decision. Uses appropriate evidence to develop and support claim.

Conclusion – 10%

Conclusion consistent with, and clearly drawn from, the discussion and responds to the claim/topic.

Structure, Writing, Grammar – 10%

The paper demonstrates a clear and logical structure, appropriate academic writing style, and is free of grammatical and spelling mistakes.

Citations and referencing – 10%

The citations and referencing style accord with the AGLC 4th ed. Bibliography included and correct.

See Full Rubric in Assessment Task Folder.

How does tourism impact the environment of coastal communities globally and regionally?

Description Topic: How can the environmental impact of tourism be reduced in the coastal community of Bangsaen Beach, Thailand Keyword: Environmental Impact, Tourism, Coastal Community Variable: Environmental Impact of Tourism (Independent), Coastal Communities (Dependent) Aims or Objectives: To begin with, to illustrate the global and regional environmental impact of tourism on coastal communities. To then comprehend the Thai people’s attitudes and opinions regarding environmental damage caused by tourism, after assessing the extent of environmental harm and public opinion, mitigation strategies might be proposed. This information may aid government officials and private-sector businesses in developing policies and programs affecting the coastal environment. To gain a better understanding of the level of awareness of tourism’s environmental impact, to determine whether there is a sufficient level of concern for the environment to effect change, and to determine whether it is necessary to change public policy, regulations, or laws in order to develop a more sustainable environment. Additionally, explore steps that can be adopted in the private and public sectors to mitigate the environmental impact of tourism. Is it possible for the private sector to gain from a more sustainable tourist model? Research Questions: 1. How does tourism impact the environment of coastal communities globally and regionally? 2. What is the public perception and attitude toward the environmental impact of tourism? 3. What can be done about the environmental impact of tourism, from the private sector to government programs, what has worked and what is being considered?

provide a brief summary of all the main views of Clayton from the videos and readings

This paper is a POSTHUMANISTIC CRITICAL PNEUMATOLOGICAL REFLECTION of Philip Clayton’s views on science, philosophy, and the world religions and their implications for the flourishing of life in the Post-Covid 19 era which must be written in at least 1000 words.

You should:

1. watch the following videos:

2. provide a brief summary of all the main views of Clayton from the videos and readings;

3. synthesize his views with the other references provided especially Lynn White’s “The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis”; and

4. provide a posthumanist pnuematological critique on his views perspective(s) in comparison with other scholars’.

Note: The goal of this paper is to emphasize POSTHUMAN PLANETARY PNUEMATOLOGY in the Post-Covid 19 era.

Describe and explain the Mach band phenomenon.

Student lab report – block 2 – vision

Exercise 1 – blind spot

Instructions:

Close your right eye. Look at the circle with the left eye. Move your eye closer to and further away from the picture. At some distance the plus sign should disappear.

Close your left eye. Look at the plus sign with the right eye. Move your eye closer to and further away from the picture. At some distance the circle should disappear.

 

Questions:

  • Describe, what you observed.

 

 

 

 

 

  • Explain observations.

 

 

 

Exercise 2.

Question:

2.1. Describe and explain the Mach band phenomenon.

 

 

 

 

Exercise 3.

Instructions:

Look at the following figure for 30 seconds with eyes fixated on the dark spot in the middle of the strangely colored flag. When the figure disappears, keep looking at the same spot, do not move eyes.

Question:

Describe what you see.

 

 

Exercise 4.

Instructions:

Similarly, as in previous exercise: Look at the figure for 30 seconds with eyes fixated on the cross in the middle of colored eagles. When the figure disappears, keep looking at the same spot, do not move eyes.

Questions:

4.1.

Describe what you see.

 

 

 

 

 

4.2.

Explain observations in exercises 3 and 4.

 

 

 

 

 

Exercise 5.

Look at color plates a,b,c,d,e and note what you see. Then for yourself compare your answers with the possible readings associated with each plate. Evaluate whether your answers fall within “normal vision” or differ from it.

 

 

Exercises 6.

Question:

6.1. Describe figure 6.

 

 

Exercise 7.

7.1. Describe Adelson illusion and try to explain it.

 

 

 

 

Exercise 8.

Questions:

8.1. Look at the picture for one minute and note which of the two interpretations appears to you first.

 

 

8.2. During the one minute of looking at the picture, did the picture switch for the other interpretation? How many switches occurred during the one-minute interval?

 

Exercise 9.

Questions:

9.1. Look at the picture for one minute and note which of the two interpretations appears to you first.

 

 

9.2. During the one minute of looking at the picture, did the picture switch for the other interpretation? How many switches occurred during the one-minute interval?

 

 

Exercise 10.

10.1. Describe and compare what you see on the three plots. Try to explain your observations.

 

 

 

 

Exercise 11.

11.1. Describe and compare what you see on the four plots. Try to explain your observations.

 

discuss in detail what is aging/gerontology and how has aging as a discipline evolved overtime as a meaningful area of study and research?

Students will need to read the Smith (2014) article in the Handbook on Aging (Harris, 2018) and the article by Calasanti & Slevin (2006). Additionally, students will need to  take the Living-to-100 Simulation Test in order to successfully complete this assignment. All pages must be double-spaced, 1 inch margins on the top, bottom, left, and right. All pages must be numbered following the American Psychological Association style. All assignments must have a simple cover page.  Please use your textbook and the Handbook on Aging. The total pages for this assignment should be at least 6 pages and these 6 pages do not include the pages of the Living to 100 Calculator Output Report, the Cover page, or the Reference page.[Please include a simple cover page with your name, course, date, and Critical Aging Lab #1 label. Please include a minimum of (4) four references and one must be your textbook and two must be from the Handbook on Aging. Other empirical articles may be used but points will be taken off if the required references and citations are not included.For Part 1, student must address the below question(s)/prompt(s) following your reading from the Handbook on Aging (Harris, 2018)  article by Smith (2014) on pages 2-19 and the article by  Calasanti & Slevin (2006) on pages 50-63. Part 1: Review of Smith (2014) and Calasanti & Slevin (2006) Article on the Historical Perspectives on Aging & Gerontology and Age as a Basis for Inequality.Using the article by Smith (2014), please discuss in detail what is aging/gerontology and how has aging as a discipline evolved overtime as a meaningful area of study and research? Please discuss several of the key milestones that helped to advance aging and gerontology as a serious field of study. Please use specific examples from your readings to support your responses to Part 1 of the this Critical Aging Lab. Additionally, using the article by Calasanti & Slevin (2006), please discuss the feminist perspective on aging and age bias and why this approach has neglected a focus on age relations. Additionally, please explore how age relations and bias in of the aging process has impacted the following dimensions: loss of power, workplace issues and marginalization, wealth and income and cultural devaluation. This Part of Lab 1 should be at least 4 pages.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of the functional organizational structure?

Please use the provided sources. If you make fair use of published materials in forming your responses, remember to include an appropriate citation. Use APA style. Remember that the materials presented in this course are sufficient to craft cogent responses to these questions. If your response is based solely on the course content, you may use “Course content” as your citation.Questions:1. In your own words, what is the relationship between business ethics and the law?Response:Citation:2. Referring to the course materials, describe the difference between efficiency and effectiveness in a business.Response:Citation:3. What is management’s role in organizational change?Response:Citation:4. Name four possible benefits of a firm acting in a manner that some consider to be socially responsible?Response:Citation:5.  How does management influence the motivation of its workforce? You may disagree with the course content or the opinions of the instruction, but you must defend your position. I am looking for both positive and negative influences. Note that this question has a significant point value. I expect a comprehensive answer.Response:Citation:6.  In your own words, describe Motivation Crowding Theory. Response:Citation:7. Describe Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.Response:Citation:8. Where do pay and benefits fall in Maslow’s Hierarchy?Response:Citation:9. Name five of the eight protected classes identified in U.S. law.Response:Citation:10. Name three advantages and three disadvantages of the global business environment.Response:Citation:11. Explain the difference between a leader and a manager.Response:Citation:12. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the functional organizational structure?Response:Citation:13. Explain the difference between a group and a team.Response:Citation:14. Describe non-verbal communications?Response:Citation:15. From the perspective of the home nation, is globalization a good thing or a bad thing? Why?Response:Citation:16. Describe “national” culture.Response:Citation:17. Summarize Simon Sinek’s video, “How Great Leaders Inspire.”Response:18. Summarize Simon Sinek’s video, “Why Leaders Eat Last.”Response:19. Define intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.20. Explain, in general terms, a situation at work or in your personal life where innocent miscommunication led to bad results. Do not use real names.21. Why would a firm implement a lagging pay policy?

Name and briefly discuss three demographic or psychological correlates of heterosexual’s people’s attitudes toward gay men and lesbians

1. Name and briefly discuss three demographic or psychological correlates of heterosexual’s people’s attitudes toward gay men and lesbians (discussed in the assigned chapter). Demographic correlates include things like gender, age, political affiliation, income, race, education level, socioeconomic status, and geographic location, whereas psychological correlates include things like authoritarianism (or a psychological predisposition toward strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom), egalitarianism (or a belief that people should be treated fairly), and religious fundamentalism.  2. Name and briefly discuss three historical events that might have contributed to the shift in attitudes toward gay men and lesbians over time (see assigned chapter).3. What American values or principles might help us to understand how someone might hold negative attitudes toward gay people while supporting their rights (even if, as a group, people with negative attitudes toward gay men and lesbians are less likely to support rights than those with positive attitudes)? See Williams’ list from Week 1 as well as the assigned chapter.