Use the data from your family and community assessments from Week Two to:Analyze the role of community/public health nursing and community partnerships as they apply to the case study family's community.Analyze the influence of social determinants of health, such as culture and access to resources, in the case study family's community.Compare epidemiological data for the case study family's community to state-level data.Determine at least one community nursing diagnosis that relates to the case study family's community.Select one Healthy People 2020 Leading Health Indicator (LHI) that relates to your case study family's community. Based on your selected LHI topic:Identify at least one nursing intervention for each diagnosis above. List the health partnership(s) that could or do assist in implementing the interventions in the community.Create a plan for how nurses can advocate within the community for sustained change. Include:Goal(s)Planned action Needed resourcesTime frame for evaluationInclude at least one peer-reviewed and one evidence-based reference, and an APA-formatted reference page.Format your assignment as one of the following:18- to 20-slide presentation700- to 1,050-word paperLegal-sized concept mapAnother format approved by your instructor

1. What did Alain Locke mean by the "new Negro" and what was his agenda for writing this? (analyze his definition of the term). Who was he in DIALOGUE with? Think about audience but also norms or worldviews he may have been challenging.Write a thoughtful answer. Make sure to address all parts of the question. should be 2 paragraphs at least. No plagiarism of any sort! At least mention one quote and address the quote.

Working with children requires many skills, one of which is communicating with various groups to provide quality educational experiences. A good place to start is developing a strong professional code of ethics when you are speaking with parents. Ethics will guide a professional's actions. When we speak with parents regarding a possible delay or special need, we must be sensitive, honest, and ethical in our communication.How can you facilitate positive, ethical communication with parents when speaking to them about a child that is possibly gifted or delayed? You will need to refer back to the NAEYC Ethical Code of Conduct in Module 02.Read each of the scenarios below and decide which one you would like to use as the bases of your parent conference.Scenario 1: You are the teacher in an infant classroom. You notice that Sally, who is 7.5 months old, is not trying to reach for objects or does not roll over from back to front.Scenario 2: You are the teacher in the two year old classroom. You notice that John, who turned 30 months last week, only walks on his toes. He never puts his entire foot down when he is walking. This occurs with and without shoes on.Scenario 3: You are the Pre-K teacher at a new school. You notice that Christa, who is almost 5 years of age, is still in the scribbling stage of writing/drawing. Christa does not try to draw people, animals, or objects. She holds her crayon in her fist and makes light marks all over the paper.In a 2-3 page paper, complete the following:The essay should include an introduction paragraph and a conclusion paragraph. The introduction paragraph should give a brief overview of the paper and include the age of the child. The conclusion paragraph should tie all of the ideas together. Remember that proper paragraphs should be at least five sentences long and with expanded thoughts and ideas.Write at least one paragraph in which you explain what you will be discussing with the parents. It is important that you research the issue so you can answer questions for the parents. This research could come from the text book, the articles in the class, or an online journal article. Do not use Wikipedia, newspaper articles, or magazines for resources as they are not based on research.Write at least one paragraph explaining what you would suggest to the parents. It is important to remember that you are not a diagnostician and can only make suggestions. It is not legal or ethical for teachers to diagnose a child. Only explain what we have witnessed.Write at least one paragraph explaining why ethical communication is important in this situation. Relate back to the NAEYC Ethical Code of Conduct