Community Center Proposal Outline

Community Center Proposal Outline

Last week we began working on the creation of the Community Child Development Center proposal by developing activities to promote physical development.  In this week’s discussion, you have added to that by focusing on activities and toys that promote cognitive development.  In this assignment, you will begin to create the overarching structure of your proposal.   The focus of this outline to is to present as clear a picture as possible of your proposal so that you may receive feedback which will guide you as you create your final project. Please refer to the Final Project guidelines for more information on the Final Project as you prepare the outline of your proposal.  Using the PSY 104 Community Center Proposal Template, you are to identify all of the activities and objects for each of your five rooms. Remember that you have already completed three activities in week two, and your discussion this week will add an additional activity and a toy.  Be sure to incorporate those elements into your outline! You do not have to flesh out the details; the outline will just provide the blueprint for where you are heading.  Remember that each room must contain two activities and one toy or object.  Each room must address physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development.  In addition, each room must address at least one theme.  The outline can be formatted in bulleted points like this:

Paragraph 1

  • Identify the activity (all you need here is the title of the activity)
  • Identify the theory and/or research you will use to support the use of this class or activity (i.e Piaget’s formal operations, Erikson’s psychosocial development, etc)  You only need to identify it in the outline—not explain it yet
  • Identify which developmental domain(s)  this activity supports (physical, cognitive, and psychosocial)

Paragraph 2

  • Identify the activity (all you need here is the title of the activity)
  • Identify the theory and/or research you will use to support the use of this class or activity (i.e Piaget’s formal operations, Erikson’s psychosocial development, etc) You only need to identify it in the outline—not explain it yet
  • Identify which developmental domain(s) this activity supports (physical, cognitive, and psychosocial)

Paragraph 3

  • Identify the item
  • Identify the theory and/or research you will use to support the purchase of this item

Paragraph 4

  • Identify which theme(s) this room addresses: health and well-being, families and parenting, education, culture, and gender. Here are samples of how you might do that in your proposal.

The Community Child Development Center Proposal Outline

  • Must be three to four double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages).
  • Must use at least one scholarly source in addition to the course text.
    • The Scholarly, Peer Reviewed, and Other Credible SourcesPreview the documentView in a new window table offers additional guidance on appropriate source types. If you have questions about whether a specific source is appropriate for this assignment, please contact your instructor. Your instructor has the final say about the appropriateness of a specific source for a particular assignment.
  • Must include a separate title page (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. with the following:
    • Title of paper
    • Student’s name
    • Course name and number
    • Instructor’s name
    • Date submitted
  • Must include a separate reference page, (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

Explain how the body’s systems are affected by the condition. Brief description of signs and symptoms, clinical tests if relevant.

RESEARCH PAPER GRADING RUBRIC

Bio 111 Lecture Research Paper Rubric (Total 40 points)

This is the grading rubric used by the instructor for your research paper. Read this ahead of time to understand what is needed for your paper and the points that will be awarded for each area of the paper.

TO DO: 1. Learn how to use ‘end notes’ in a Word document to create your reference page (work cited). 2. Learn APA format for references.

0 – 1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points
Introduction: worth 12% (5 points)

· title page

· introduction

No title page

Introduction very weak

Title page has few mistakes

Introduction is written fair

Title page has 1 mistake

Introduction is written well

Exceptional Title page

Exceptional Introduction – captures readers attention

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 – 1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points
Body: worth 12% (5points)

· structure/organization

· flow

· Use of bullets, or automatic numbers in paper

· Use of subheadings

· No flow or no logical organization

· Too much information in one paragraph, needs to be separated into more paragraphs

· Repeated information is in paper

· No use of bullets, automatic numbers or subheadings.

· Occasional repeat of information, some not needed

· The ideas are arranged logically, although occasional ideas fail to make sense together. The reader is fairly clear about what the writer intends.

· No use of bullets, automatic numbers or subheadings.

· No repeated information unless absolutely necessary.

· The ideas are arranged logically to support the topic. The ideas usually flow easily, for the most part the reader can follow the line of reasoning.

Exceptional structure and organization. Exceptional flow of one sentence to the next, one paragraph to the next
Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

The next 4 areas are used for content. Total content (all 4 areas added together) is worth 50% (20 points)

0 points 1 – 2 points 3 – 4 points 5 points
Describe the normal (healthy) anatomy & physiology of the major system(s) involved. Not addressed in paper · One to two areas of accuracy are questioned

· Very basic coverage of system

· Information provides reasonable support for topic

· Demonstrates an acceptable understanding of system

· Reader gains some insights

· Exceptional in accuracy supporting topic

· demonstrates a great understanding of system

· reader gains important insights

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 points 1 – 2 points 3 – 4 points 5 points
Describe the causes (etiology) and risk factors of the condition. Not addressed in paper · One to two areas of accuracy are questioned

· Very basic coverage

· Information provides reasonable support for topic

· Demonstrates an acceptable understanding

· Reader gains some insights

· Exceptional in accuracy supporting topic

· demonstrates a great understanding; very thorough coverage

· reader gains important insights

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 points 1 – 2 points 3 – 4 points 5 points
Explain how the body’s systems are affected by the condition. Brief description of signs and symptoms, clinical tests if relevant. (Note: this is not a clinical paper, do not give elaborate or lengthy details) Not addressed in paper · One to two areas of accuracy are questioned

· Very basic coverage

· Information provides reasonable support for topic

· Demonstrates an acceptable understanding

· Reader gains some insights

· Exceptional in accuracy supporting topic

· demonstrates a great understanding; very thorough coverage

· reader gains important insights

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 points 1 – 2 points 3 – 4 points 5 points
Treatments and/or cures – now and in the future (preventative measures can be addressed in this section if applicable)

Give a Very Brief description or statements only.

Not addressed in paper · One to two areas of accuracy are questioned

· Very basic coverage

· Information provides reasonable support for topic

· Demonstrates an acceptable understanding

· Reader gains some insights

· Exceptional in accuracy supporting topic

· demonstrates a great understanding; very thorough coverage

· reader gains important insights

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 -1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points
Spelling & Grammar: worth 10% ( 4 points) · Frequent spelling errors (2-3 per page)

· Frequent grammatical errors

· Spelling errors (average 1 per page)

· Grammatical errors (average 1 per page)

· Infrequent spelling errors

· Infrequent grammatical errors

Exceptional – no grammatical or spelling errors
Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 -1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points
Conclusion: worth 10% (4 points) · No conclusion evident or very weak conclusion · Conclusion is weak, not covering the majority of important facts from entire paper · Conclusion summarizes most aspects of the overall paper · Conclusion not only summarizes the entries paper but has several new creative conclusions and personal insight.
Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

0 -1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points
References: worth 10% (4 points)

· Quality of Resources

· Works cited

· Paraphrasing in text

· Quotations in text

· No works cited or incorrectly cited

· Sources used are not reliable or current

· Paraphrasing or quotations not used when necessary

· Works cited present but two areas are not correct

· 2 – 3 reliable and current sources used

· Credit given to authors about ½ of the time

· Works cited present one area not correct

· 4 – 5 reliable and current sources used (one must be conventional)

· Credit given to authors most of the time

· Works cited correctly

· 6 reliable sources used (2 are conventional and 4 are internet).

· All sources are current and cited correctly

· In text citing is excellent

Instructor Comments:

Points Awarded: ___________

Reductions: Students will lose the points listed below for not following directions:

Paper will be given zero score and rejected if paper is plagiarized, no matter if properly cited.

Late Submission of Paper – loss of 2 points per day late regardless of reasons

2 points for each page over or under the correct amount

2 points for not using proper font or spacing

2 points for not using correct margin size

Total Points:

Point Reduction: ___________

Final Score: ___________/40 points

Bio 203 Lecture Research Paper

Write three objectives aligned to the standard selected following the Know, Understand, and Do guidelines.

The first part you have to write and 250-550 words off of the Larry Lesson Plans that I have attached it is the last attachment. The 2nd part you have to create a lesson plan I attached the templet for it its the 2nd attachment. You have to choose something from Arizona  K-12 academic standard here is the link for the website http://www.azed.gov/standards-practices/  you can pick any subject you like as long as it is not the same one from the example. I attached the example for the assignment it is the first attachment. Let me know if you can do it or not asap, please. 

Part 1: Lesson Plan Analysis

Review the “COE Lesson Plan Example” located in Topic Materials. On the “Aligning Standards and Learning Objectives” template, write 250-500 words, responding to the following prompts, as they relate to the lesson plan:

  • What is the academic standard?
  • What is the learning objective?
  • Are the standard and objective aligned? How do you know? Provide a rationale.
  • What is the lesson about? What does this lesson cover?
  • Do the assessments effectively measure the academic standard and learning objective? Justify your response.

Part 2: Unwrapping the Standards

Below your analysis, complete the template by selecting a grade level K-8 and an Arizona K-12 academic standard (different from the one provided in Part 1).

  • Write three objectives aligned to the standard selected following the Know, Understand, and Do guidelines.
  • For each objective, write a rationale supporting how the standard and objective are properly aligned.
  • Write a summary of a lesson that could teach the objectives created.

What was the most interesting fact that you learned from doing the project? That too much dopamine can cause schiophrenia and too little dopamine can cause Parkinson’s disease.

Schizophrenia:

  1. a)  UNDERSTANDING THE DISEASE/DISORDER
    1. i)  Background and/or history
      (1) Who discovered
      (2) How was it named
      (3) Associated disorders- (similar to the disease)
      (4) Type of Disorder- if it is inherited include Genetics of the disorder
    2. ii)  Environmental Effects
      (1) Transmission or spreading (2) Behavioral risk factors
      (3) Seasonal or Climate
    3. iii)  Demographics
      (1) The age one normally gets this disease
      (2) Statistics of numbers with disease, and in what countries
  2. b)  HOW THE DISEASE AFFECTS THE BODY
    1. i)  Biochemical changes that cause the disease
    2. ii)  How the disease affects normal cellular function Pathology
      (1) Structural and Functional Abnormalities
      (2) Description of organ system(s) involved
    3. iii)  Howaperson’sdailylifeisaffectedbythedisease
    4. iv)  Thesymptomsofthedisease
  3. c)  TREATMENTS FOR THE DISEASE
    1. i)  Tests a health care provider would run to help diagnose the disease
    2. ii)  Medications to treat the disorder and how they work
    3. iii)  Currentresearchtofindacureorbettertreatmentforthedisease;includeacopyofthatarticleand
      a summary of what you understood about it.
    4. iv)  Informationonthecostofhavingthedisease,treatment,medications,hospitalization,etc.

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER PROJECT TOPIC: ___________________________________ TEACHER APPROVAL ________
DUEDATE: ___March26__

Schizophrenia

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d) CONCLUSION PARAGRAPH.

  1. i)  Write about why you chose this disease? – It is interesting that the brain can have a schism that separates it from reality.
  2. ii)  What was the most interesting fact that you learned from doing the project? That too much dopamine can cause schiophrenia and too little dopamine can cause Parkinson’s disease.
  3. iii)  What was the most important source of information that you used to write your report? Uptodate Harvard medical database.
  4. iv)  What questions would you still like answered about this disease? Can gene therapy prevent or treat schizophrenia?
  5. v)  What do you feel that everyone should learn from your project? That our body regulates chemical mediators in a very fine range and small deviations from this “normal” range can lead to profound dysfunctions classified as disease.

Provided: UptoDate Database on Schizophrenia