Assume you are employed as a counselor at your local high school. You need to conduct a 30-minute interview with a student who has suddenly had a dramatic decline in her grades. Prior to conducting any interview, it is extremely important to plan its structure, the type of information you hope to acquire, the timing and sequencing of the interview, and the types of questions you might want to ask. To prepare for the interview, analyze the structure of the interview and present a summary including the following reasons for your choices:

State the purpose of your interview and Discuss the topics you plan to cover and the sequence in which you will cover them while addressing the questions you will use to obtain the information.

in your own words how are minorities and indigenous people similar/different with respect to issues of racism and colonialism?

Explain and describe the concept of a population projection.

"Changes are needed in the present education system to adequately meet the societal and personal needs of the Caribbean people." Do you agree or disagree.

1. In up to two paragraphs, outline the similarities and differences between preconception carrier testing and prenatal screening.

Personal Leadership Portfolio:

Q: Write your preferred (or natural) style of leadership, skills abilities? What’s in your own portfolio of skills? How has this come about – experience? Personality? Circumstances?

1. Discuss the experiences you’ve had interviewing. How did the interviews go? Were you nervous? What will you strive to do differently in preparation for future interviews?
2. Take a moment to reflect on your dream job. Have you conducted an electronic search of the organization? What is it about the organization that makes you want to work there?
3. What are the qualities you’re looking for in an employer? Related to some of the information in this chapter, how could you retrieve information to see if those qualities exist?
4. Discuss the resources your campus has in place to support the job-seeking process. Do you plan to use these resources?
5. Take an inventory of your email address and any virtual networks such as Facebook or Instagram where you have a membership or maintain a profile. Is there any information an employer could retrieve from the internet that may be perceived as negative?

please answer all the question

this class Business and Professional Communication

Please i need a half page presentation conclusion on the topic Psychological effects of technology on children.

Discuss how your analysis would differ if you were asked to solve a performance problem vs. being directed to develop a course to address a specific training issue.

The issue of transnational crime is here to stay, a fact of life for US citizens, but our law enforcement system was constructed on an old, disconnected model where the US was an independent country and there was no Internet, travel took days or longer, and communications were done through the mail, on a land-line or in-person. The global nature of crime can be seen in drug trafficking, internet fraud, immigration issues, data theft, and the list goes on.

Think a bit about your world-view and what you've seen in the criminal justice world and tell us how these global implications have impacted the criminal justice system, it's strategies and it's operations.

Write a paragraph at least 300 words

Question 6 Describe Purkinje Phenomenon and Explain Purkinje Mechanism. Discuss the Importance of Purkinje Phenomenon to the Nature of Vision

A 3 page rough draft essay on a debat if you support the legalization of same sex marriage?

To begin, you will need to find an argumentative article about a public issue that interests you. To check that the article is argumentative, look for the writer’s position on the topic. The writer should have a clear position that is defended throughout the article. Your goal is to:  1) identify the conversation going on, 2) summarize the author’s argument and reasons, and 3) respond to the article in order to add to the conversation in a new and interesting way.

Question 7- How has different patient populations aided in our understanding of attention?

let's consider this question. Elementary school girls tend to outperform boys on standard tests. However, this reverses in middle and high school and boys routinely outperform girls on standard tests, especially in science and math. Many psychologists believe that girls lose ground academically as they turn their attention to issues of popularity and dating.

Why don't boys show a similar decline in achievement as they turn their attention to dating? What's your opinion of this? What do you remember from high school?