Nic Koban. koban@math.binghamton.edu x2652 LN 2214 M 1:00-2:00 W 2:30-3:30 Th 11:00-12:00 (or by appointment). LN 2216 Hours: MW 11:00-5:00 TR 11:00-7:00 F 11:00-4:30 http://www.math.binghamton.edu/grads/koban/math371/ Course Requirements: Attendance will not be taken and will not directly affect your grade. However, I recommend not missing any class time - the pace at which we will be covering the material will not allow for absences.
On each page, state the chapter and question number before answering it. Do not print the full question as it takes up valuable space. Just list the chapter and question number. Page 5 is your References or Works Cited Page. This does not replace in-text citations (with quotation marks or paraphrasing) or footnotes.
Confusion or dementia • Repeat information as often as necessary. • Keep re-orientating the conversation if you need to. • Remain patient. • Be very clear and keep the conversation short and simple. • Use simple written communication or pictures where they seem to help.< Physical disability • Ensure that surroundings are appropriate and
If you choose to summarize part 2, you’ll be covering pages 490 – 500 in your Pathways textbook. If you choose to summarize part 3, you’ll be covering pages 506 – 519 in your Pathways textbook. Use the chart below to track each page of your chosen part. List each page number in the blocks on the left column and write your summary for each respective page in the right column. An example has been done for you in the first row of the chart.
Data are creatively manipulated and applied. Discussion and recommendations are presented clearly, logically, and succinctly with no or few grammatical or other errors. Discussion/analysis reflects strong understanding of principles presented in course readings/materials. Where relevant, discussion/analysis employs proper APA style. Length limitations and other form/format requirements (if any) are followed.
I know there are times when things are so small that it seems they would not make a difference if listed or not or you may forget something small and not deem it necessary to do an amended return. It is not truly clear what the information is that I feel needed to be listed but if I feel it should be there then there is a good reason. Therefore, I feel that the client would have to agree to list the information before I could sign off on any paperwork and put my personal or professional integrity in question. I do not put money before what is the right thing and one of my favorite verses states this best. “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”(Colossians
Amber, could you come here for a moment? Use a comma to separate direct quotations. A comma should come after the last word before a quotation that is being introduced. It is not necessary to use a comma in an indirect quote. A comma is usually not necessary if you are not quoting an entire statement.
If we are not intending a purpose for our words, either spoken or written, they will bear no fruit – they are useless. We are also reminded that sometimes our communication has consequences, even when we think there will be none. Therefore, let us take heed before we speak. This is not meant to deter us from speaking or writing as often, but to make sure they have an intended purpose. When asked to speak, have something meaningful to say.
The synthesis/final paper is your partial demonstration of completion of course objectives. Each objective can serve as a section of your paper. However, if you desire, you may select another format but each objective should be clearly addressed in your final synthesis paper. Length is not as important as quality, however you cannot address the issues in the depth required in less than 2 pages per objective, after editing. Remember it is a synthesis and as such should make minimal use of adjectives and adverbs.
Notes are brief records of what was seen or heard and are important because if detailed enough, they can make or break a case (Orthman & Hess, 2010). When taking notes one should record all facts accurately regardless of where they came from, as they will assist in preparing sketches and reports. Notes should effective, complete, factual, specific, and legible and