Research children's health issues, focusing on environmental factors and links to poverty. The assessment of environmental processes includes agents and factors that predispose communities and populations to injury, illness, and death. What correlations did your research show between environmental and health issues in the school-aged child? Make sure to include references to the article(s) you consulted.

. Your individual response should have a 1. minimum of 300 words excluding your reference citation 2. need to use two peer-reviewed/scholarly resources to support your response 3. at least one in-intext citation

2. Evaluate the following statements and explain whether they are true, false or uncertain:(a) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, it is not optimal to work for several years after graduation and reenter school at older ages.(b) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, the marginal cost is equal to marginal benefit of human capital investment when t > t∗.(c) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, the marginal benefit of investing inhuman capital decreases over time because older people have lower ability to learn.

this is a labor market economics question

Presented below is the preclosing trial balance for the Scholarship Fund, a private-purpose trust fund of the Algonquin School District.

Required:
Prepare the year-end closing entries and a Statement of Changes in Fiduciary Net Position for the year ended December 31, 2017.

Scenario: Sports Memorabilia Store

Farah and David decide to form a sports memorabilia retail partnership. They have known each other since business graduate school and have always worked well together on various projects. The business is doing well but cash flow is very tight. Farah takes several calls from vendors asking for payment. He believed David had been paying the bills. When he asks about this, David admits to embezzling from the partnership.

• What liability does Farah face as a result of the theft?
• Are you for or against a partnership? Please explain.

Scenario: Sports Memorabilia Store

Farah and David decide to form a sports memorabilia retail partnership. They have known each other since business graduate school and have always worked well together on various projects. The business is doing well but cash flow is very tight. Farah takes several calls from vendors asking for payment. He believed David had been paying the bills. When he asks about this, David admits to embezzling from the partnership.

• What liability does Farah face as a result of the theft?
• Are you for or against a partnership? Please explain.

You are applying for an internship within the Emergency Preparedness and Response department at your local county health department. The application process requires that you submit a public health disaster management plan for a natural or man-made event in the community. TOPIC: School Shootings in San Diego, CA

The plan should adapt best practices and lessons learned from a recent event in a similar community to prepare your local community. The most comprehensive, evidence-based and realistic plans will be selected for in-person interviews which will include a presentation of the proposal. The plans should also be mindful of an all-hazards approach

Pick only 2 questions and answer in depth .

1. Should sex education be taught in the nation’s public schools, and if so what kind of education should be provided? What topics do you think are appropriate for school-based sex education courses?
2. Describe some common myths and misconceptions about contraception. Additionally, select one method of birth control and describe the advantages and disadvantages of it as a contraceptive method.
3. What should you do, if anything, if you see a young mother smoking? What if she is drinking or not wearing a seatbelt? Should childbirth preparation be required for all women?

A developmental psychologist who wanted to know if children who started walking earlier performed better in school divided 30 children into Early, Middle, and Late Walkers. At the end of the second grade, the psychologist computed a composite performance score based on teachers' reports and found no overall difference between the groups: Early M = 2.94 (SD = .61); Middle M = 2.84 (SD = .70); Late M = 2.77 (SD = .64); F (2, 27) = .86, p = ns. Interpret this finding for a person who understands the t test for independent means but who is unfamiliar with the analysis of variance.