b) Does the range rule of thumb overestimate or underestimate the standard deviation for shoe sizes of females? c) How does the shape of the distribution impact what you conclude? 10. Using measures of center and measures of variability compare the number of hours on school work (Q11) and the number of hours watching television (Q14). a) Which variable has greater variability?
When Mr. Jones walked by the gumball machine he had his twins who both wanted the same color gumball but it doesn’t matter which color. There were four gumball colors red, white, blue, and green. What is the highest amount of money that Mr. Jones can spend to get two of the same color gumballs? The answer I got was five cents because if he got one of each color spending four cents he would only need to spend one more penny. In my next question, there is Octomom with eight kids and two colors of gumballs (red, white).
I don't want to see us shift any more production to Shuzworld H or F. I have two production mix problems I need your help with." "I just looked at the schedule for next month's production of Kidshuz shoes and sneakers. We're told the forecasted demand requires us to produce at least 25 batches of Kidshuz shoes and at least 10 batches of Kidshuz sneakers this month." Handel looks down, scanning some papers in his hand. "Based on my latest figures, the shoes cost me $2,000 per batch to produce and the sneakers cost $1,500 per batch to produce."
Summary of Data Again the data that will be used in this analysis is the percentage of children ten to seventeen of which are overweight of obese in each of the fifty States and the District of Columbia. The States will then be put into regions to identify a region that shows more overweight or obese children. The data for this analysis will come from “The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation (Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, 2015).”In order to compare information their must be baseline in which to compare the date to. For this analysis the base line will be the average percentage of children overweight or obese for the entire United State; the average is 31.3 percent. Anything over this average can be attributed with raising the average and therefor in need of correction.
Only one road to cross. Staff and service users to follow highway code. | Key worker /Care Worker | 6 Month | Playroom | Fingers stuck in the door | Children ,empoyees,vistors | 2 | 3 | 6 | Children under two yearsBy one member of staff should always
| Straightened pelvis. Preschoolers gain 4 pounds of body weight each year. | Obvious differences in growth, development and cognitive ability. School aged child appears slimmer than the previous age groups, with longer legs. | | Potential for choking injuries due to small diameter airways, immature swallowing pattern and curiosity to put objects in mouth.
To determine the amount of support for school uniform policies, many of the schools had polled parents (82%), school staff (66%), students (47%), other schools (45%) and the community (32%) (NAESP, 2000). Lumsden and Miller stated in their results that “75% of parents and 89% of staff supported uniforms and believed they decreased violence, theft, and gang activity” (Lumsden and Miller, 2002, p. 2). They also noted that only 15% of the students supported the use of school uniforms, and almost 60% of the students admitted that uniforms helped administrators identify intruders on campus. Parents, teachers, and students also agreed that wearing school uniforms would “place all students on an equal level” (Lumsden & Miller, 2002, p. 2). Repeatedly, parents and school personnel supported the use of uniforms in the schools and those that choose to incorporate a uniform policy worked hard at being pro-active in setting up the policy.
Annotated Bibliography Pamela Lockett HCS/465 February 16, 2015 Angela Miller, MBA, SSBB Harper, Mary G. MSN, RN (2006) Childhood Obesity: Strategies for Prevention Retrieved from http:/ovidsp.tx.ovid.com.ezproxy.apollolibrary.com This article discusses that there are children who are overweight and what should be done to help prevent it. One of the ways to help prevent childhood obesity is to change the way they participate in physical activity. It is said that those students (approximately one third) in high school do not participate in gym activities in school or extracurricular physical activites regularly. Also those who live in unsafe neighborhoods or come from homes who parents work spend more time alone and in the house so they get little or no physical activity. The lack of physical activity may put children at risk
Also, included in the study were 60 patients that were receiving treatment at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and the remaining 20 had no history of eating disorders. The participants were to answer the Eating Disorder Inventory questionnaire and the SASB rating scales of parents and self. They rated themselves and each parent and the introject. The scales rated from 0 = not at all to 100 = always perfectly. The results demonstrated that bulimics reported deficits in parental and maternal nurturance and comfort in comparison to normal young woman.
12 to 24 months Toddlers begin to creep up stairs, stand alone for a few seconds and begin to walk alone or begin to run, draw on paper and kick a ball and 24 to 36 months Children can use crayons, begin to ride a tricycle and jump off a step. The general sequence of children's and young people's physical, moral, cognitive, social and emotional, communication and language development is that the rate children's and young people's develop can alter among children and young people for example resulting in no two children or young people developing and growing at exactly the same rate or developing the same milestones at exactly the same time or completing milestones in exactly the same order for example a 12 month old child may not walk alone until they are 24 months. It is important for practitioners to generally observe and assess children's and young people's development to outline children's and young people developmental