SUMMARISE THE KEY ASPECTS OF CURRENT LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS AND THE CODES OF PRACTICE RELEVANT TO YOUR SUBJECT AND TYPE OF ORGANISATION WITHIN WHICH YOU WORK To complete this task, I need to explain which legislative requirements and codes of Practice is relevant to my teaching. “There are vast numbers of laws, directives and professional ethics; they are constantly changing or being updated. Every organisation will have its own policies and procedures relating to these legal aspects and there are some differences in requirements, depending upon the age of learners and the environment” – Wilson L (2009). As an NVQ Assessor, Health and Safety Act 1974 is a key piece of legislation. There are many regulations, laws and guidelines dealing with health and safety.
Unit 401 Reflective Account 1.1 As Health and Safety Manager I am responsible for providing advice to management with regard to Health and Safety legislation and new developments. I also provide this information to production and support personnel through training and informal coaching sessions. The advice and information is constantly reviewed and updated as appropriate. I use many sources to stay up to date with current developments and regulatory requirements, and also refresh my knowledge. I use the HSE website (EV15) and email updates; I also use the ACOPs and guidance documents.
It helps to design technologies and the systems needed to coordinate the resources, customizes policies, procedures, improves the health of members, and delivers innovative approach to the communities. Kaiser Permanente serves as a model of incorporation, supportive incentives, and organized care. Kaiser Permanente is a big organization, divided into regions and subdivided to several locations within the regions. This student is at the Southern California Region in Los Angeles Medical Center (LAMC) and works at the Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN) out-patient clinic. OBGYN department has both formal and informal leadership positions performing different
Society is a living entity, constantly changing and anthropologists help usher us into and explain the changes and their necessity 2) Describe each of the primary characteristics of anthropology (holism, comparativism, culture and fieldwork). Holism- this approach considers culture, history, language and biology as necessary in understanding human society Comparativism – Culture – human thought, behavior and lifestyles that are learned Fieldwork a. What is the importance of each b. What contributions do they make to the
Psychologist Beverly Daniel Tatum studies race relations and influences the political discussion with respect to race and class politics. She adds that race and the legacy of discrimination continue to affect our lives whether in our everyday
Theoretical Perspective: “The Family Stone” There are many questions that social scientists ask to examine relationships within societies. They use their own points of views to identify how different people interact within diverse relationships with ranges of people and use theories to determine the type of discipline. The discipline (anthropology, sociology, and psychology), which is a specific branch of learning, is determined by the theoretical perspective. A theoretical perspective classifies an observation based on specific theories. Each theory is able to be used as an indicator as to how humans make decisions in society.
Anthropology of The Amish ANT 101: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Instructor Vasilica Margarit April 12, 2013 Anthropology of The Amish Studying anthropology provides useful information on how groups of people choose to behave the way they do, and their reasoning for them. By applying proper methodological approaches to cultural relativism, an anthropologist can use this information to find the answers to various questions as they relate to economic concerns. The Amish society is a sub-culture that is well integrated, however, a closer anthropological examination divulged in this paper will reveal that the world of the Amish is much more dynamic and diverse than the current generally accepted idea of their backwards ways of
Body Ritual Among the Nacirema Karie R. Shepherd Ivy Tech Community College Abstract The study of sociology allows us to understand the relationship between people and other cultures. As we define culture by a set of norms and values, we can also study how these cultures can often change over time. Several concepts, such as ethnocentrism and cultural relativism, can often change the way we think or view other cultures. These topics become more relevant as you read Horace Miner’s “Body Ritual Among the Nacirema” and force us to put these ideas into practice. How this short, but satirical, piece makes us initially feel or perhaps react to other cultures can say a lot about who we are as a person and our level of understanding and tolerance
Examples of these changes appear in practice/abolition of slavery, voting rights for women, cannibal practices by tribes in the other side of the world and many others. Each human being is different, and the combination of its uniqueness combined with the costumes or practices from his culture/environment will make those differences wider when comparing to other individual with a different life approach and culture. 3. What is the distinction between individual relativism and cultural relativism? Individual relativism is how a person behaves within the society, are his/her actions guided for “good” or “bad” cause; while cultural relativism relates more as how a group of individuals behave, what costumes share, and how do they react to the changes of living in the same environment (society).
How do Anthropologists define culture? The word culture originates from the Latin ‘colere’, which means to cultivate. Cultural anthropology thus means ‘knowledge about cultivated humans’; that is, knowledge about those aspects of humanity which are not natural, but which are related to that which is acquired. The term "culture" was originally adapted for anthropological use by Adolf Bastian. Since then, the definition of culture has varied dramatically from one anthropologist to the next.