Mr. Flemming's Case Study

Therefore, the teacher would be under an employer, the person who is paying the salary or wage to the teacher. Under a business point of view, contracts are typically signed that waives certain rights from the teacher from performing a considerate amount of actions. Some examples could be suing the company or even teaching certain topics. Bryan also summed it up well; that “as a representative, [Scopes] has no right to misrepresent; as an employee, he is compelled to act under the direction of his employers and has no right to defy instructions and still claim his salary (p.191).” Under business regulations and terms, Scopes would be deemed guilty. However, in this case, it was merely if Scopes violated the Butler Act. While Scopes did violate the Butler Act, the Butler Act itself would be considered a violation of Scopes’ rights of freedom of religion and speech. Hence, this would be the reason why in 1926, the Tennessee Supreme Court reversed the court guilty ruling and dismissed the

It seems that in this country people want to rush to the courts to fix things. George could not be fixed by the courts so the time had come to be realistic about meeting George’s needs as no law in the United States gives the state the right to NOT meet his needs. Having looked at the final settlement and the numbers involved it seems clear to me that the family was not out to “milk the school district”. They wanted simply to see their son get the most he could get from the educational system and become as viable of an American citizen as possible. This case cries out for thinking outside the box and putting the child first. Unfortunately, as I have seen from interviewing other teachers many parents simply want a fix for their unfixable child. This case does not fall into this category and the fact that in the end solutions were found demonstrates that point.

Carl Fleischer, a 17 year old high school student was sent to the Social Workers office to discuss surrounding issues that might be the cause of his failing grades. Carl was very candid in his conversation with the Social Worker and admits to being an under achiever. Carl is not performing well academically which is a concern. The school Social Worker wanted to learn about Carl and asked him open and closed ended questions about is daily life style. Carl was very talkative in the conversation about himself and became detached when asked to talk more about why he felt he dad was a scumbag.

On this date worker made an unannounced visit to the residence of Mr. William Pendley, for the purpose of assessing his need for services.

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Shanon Floretta is the Founder of The Style Vibe, the premium source for eclectic new talent in art, sustainable design, and music. Shanon has wanted her own business since she was very young, as she got older she started doing everything she could to prep for it. Shanon took advanced placement courses in Psychology, English, and Marketing while in high school and by 17, began her now 8 years of experience in retail and management.

Mr. Eberle, a 43 year old male that presented to the ED with depression symptoms, anxiety, suicidal and homicidal ideations. Mr. Eberle reports thoughts about harming himself in multiple ways. He suggested that he has had thoughts of cutting his wrist, hanging himself, and shooting himself with a gun. Furthermore, Mr. Eberle has thoughts about harming a Mr. Jenkins that sexually abuse one of his daughters a few years ago. Mr. Eberle stated " this is not the first time I had these thoughts about harming someone else and I still snap his neck with I get my hands on him." He has a history of similar presentations and inpatient hospitalization. Mr. Eberle indicates that recent conflict with his girlfriend. He reports that she will not let him

Mr. Sartes would like to refer over a potential med mal case for Herbert Briggs. Please see the attached intake sheet with some of the detail regarding his case. The best contact is his widow Susan Briggs. I do have majority of the medical records, which I can add to our drop box once you are ready. If you have any questions or issues, please feel free to contact our office. Thanks

Mr. Simms indicated that the child often feels nervous and scared when it is time to go back to the mother’s home. The father reported that the child has stated that he feels that he is treated differently from the other children in his mother’s home.

A consequentialist teacher would have reacted the same way Ms. Jones did in this situation. Ms. Jones

If Mr. Langford had lost that commitment, my personal enthusiasm would have been greatly reduced. The excitement that he showed was contagious. No matter what my own personal attitude was like, I was able to place the world aside for a short period to focus on the lesson. Without the enjoyment that was given, the class would have quickly become boring and mundane. At that point, I would have quickly lost interest. Without his commitment and dedication, he would have become just like so many other teachers that had come in and out of my life at that point. In hindsight it wasn’t that he appeared to be an overlay intelligent, charismatic, or extraordinary person. It was that he cared and he showed us a genuine compassionate that he had for his

After reading the article, I can related to the boss. The boss did the correct decision of terminating Colvin. Colvin lie about having a family emergency and went to a Halloween party. For not being honest to his boss he did deserved to be terminated. I can related to this story. When I was a supervisor for an after school program I was responsible for 12 staff and 180 students. It was really difficult to have full staff. One day I had three teachers out because they had to attend a training. So, I was going to be out of ratio. One of the teachers decide to text me 30 minutes before her work schedule to inform me she will be out for the day due to a family emergency. I was okay with it and help the teachers out. As we were getting ready

This essay will explore the cultural needs and psychological factors related to Mr Pale’s case the fictious name given to my client in this study. Mr Pale is a 75 year old African-British male whose ancestry is from one of the West African countries and who now lives in a shelter home within the community in London. The essay will further highlight Mr Pale’s experience of health and illness identifying how his sociocultural needs were maintained by the health service.

The teacher tenure policy is only sufficient for teachers who perform unsatisfactory in their profession. Proficient teachers who actually teach, and complete a great job in their profession don’t even want it in view of its biased name and how much incompetence teachers get away with it. The only down side of the teacher tenure policy is it’s ability to keep incompetence teachers in classrooms to waist student’s time and not teach them anything. Teachers who effect a disappointing job at performing a lesson should be fired considering that only means they're keeping the job for the money, but aren't actually in it to teach students and help them grow and

Maybe it’s just a quirk? Or a habit? But either way, without it, you’re not quite sure if you’d even be you.