What are some of Tamiya’s other characteristics that may cause this transition to be a challenge for her?

Meet Tamiya & her team! (review IEP)Look at Tamiya’s teacher’s and family’s viewpoint about her transition from early intervention into preschool:Teacher’s Viewpoint: https://vimeo.com/297456992Family’s Viewpoint: https://vimeo.com/297456999Think about what you know about Tamiya (from her IEP, info from family & the Transition Profile)What are some of Tamiya’s strengths that could help her and the program staff make this transition easier?What are some of Tamiya’s other characteristics that may cause this transition to be a challenge for her?What are the family’s main concerns for the transition?Envision the setting to which she is transitioning – from home to the preschool classroomConsider the activities she will participate in each day – play, movement from area to area, meals, etc Think of ways in which each team member (teacher, family) could support Tamiya’s transition to her new classroom Materials to useAdjustments to the environmentWays to collaborate between family and school staff

Explain whether the research design is exploratory, causal, or descriptive. Provide the rationale for the choice.

Research DesignResearch design refers to the specific type of study that you will conduct. Research design is normally consistent with one’s philosophical worldview and the methodological approach the researcher chooses. In this case, you are using a quantitative methodology. As we have discussed in this course, quantitative research designs can be experimental and non-experimental. You will be using a non-experimental design that can include descriptive statistics, correlational or causal-comparative research methods.Research methods refer to specific procedures selected based on the chosen design. This is where you will provide detail on how you collected and analyzed your data. For quantitative methodologies, research methods can be quite detailed and require that attention be paid to recruitment, sampling, sampling frame, sample size, surveys, pilot tests, observations, data collection, data analysis, statistical procedures, data interpretation, coding, validity, reliability, generalizability, reporting, etc.For this assignment, you will develop the research design for the Sun Coast project, utilizing this template to complete your assignment.Your Unit III research design submission should include the below elements.Research Methodology: Describe and justify the choice of research methodology and why it was most suitable to solve the problems. Be sure to compare and contrast this choice with the design that was not selected.Research Design: Explain whether the research design is exploratory, causal, or descriptive. Provide the rationale for the choice.Research Methods: Review the research questions and hypotheses you developed in Unit II, and then decide on the most appropriate research methods to test your hypotheses. They might include a combination of experimentation, descriptive statistics, correlation, and casual-comparative methods. Be sure to specify which method will be used to test which research question and hypotheses, and explain why that method was most appropriate.Data Collection Methods: Specify how the data were most likely collected to test the hypotheses. Data collection methods include, but are not limited to, survey, observation, and records analysis. Be sure to specify which data collection method was used to collect the data needed for each research question and hypothesis. Please note that one data collection method could capture the data for several research questions and hypotheses.Sampling Design: Briefly describe the type of sampling design that was most likely used for the data that were collected. Choices include, but are not limited to, random sample, convenience sample, etc. Explain your rationale for your sampling design selection(s).Data Analysis Procedures: Specify which statistical procedures will be used to test each of your hypotheses from among correlation, regression, t test, and ANOVA. Explain why each procedure was the most appropriate choice.

Why is Down Syndrome the most common type of syndrome in the world?

Why is it the most common type of syndrome in the world? Why would it happen at all? Is every human on Earth susceptible to this syndrome? Why would there be an spectrum of Down Syndrome cases? Is there a way to prevent Down Syndrome? Is there a way to reverse Down Syndrome? Is Down Syndrome induced by some kind of embryonic effect? Is Down Syndrome caused by genetic reasons or protein-related reasons? Why are the morphological features of people with Down Syndrome similar? Can Down Syndrome appear combined with other syndromes? Are we able to detect Down Syndrome at the embryo stage? What are the technologies capable of detecting Down Syndrome early in pregnancy?you do not need to answer them one by one. The essay must be at least five paragraphs long, and each paragraph must contain at least five sentences (you can write more than five paragraphs and more than five sentences per paragraph if you wish to do so).

In response to your peers, describe how this experience compares to what you have learned in this module.

1 Discussion: Your Operations Management Experience Contains unread postsNow that you have read about operations management, you have likely realized that you have been a part of some sort of operations management (OM) function in the past, whether you directly worked in an OM-related function; knew of or worked with someone who was carrying out an OM function; or were even simply a customer. In your discussion, describe a notable experience that you have had in operations management. Was this a service or manufacturing operation, or both? In response to your peers, describe how this experience compares to what you have learned in this module. Was there anything that you found to be interesting?

Write a fairly in-depth look at the person’s career and discuss how their work fits into the historical context in which they were working.

This should be a fairly in-depth look at the person’s career, you want to develop a short biographical background for them and mention at least three specific notable things this person produced. Write in detailed and accurate terms about the designer’s style and philosophy, and discuss how their work fits into the historical context in which they were working. Write your paper as if the reader has never heard of this person and you are trying to create a complete picture of them in a brief write up.