Assignment 1: Salt of the Earth, an Banned American FilmYou need to write at least 250 words and 3-4 Works Cited from different sources found in Module or Reading Log or Other Academic Site.Salt of the Earth is a classic American film. As you read in the module, the film was blacklisted in the United States for its content. Write an essay that explains Ramon's change of heart, what do you think motivated him to make the change, and how does it connect to the idea of being and becoming For this assignment you need two files winter_lorence and Salt of the Earth.Assignment 2: Educational EquityYou need to write at least 150 word.In this week's push back, the Mendez family pushes back against educational institutions that discriminate against Mexican-American children. Answer the following questions:1. Discuss the similarities between the Lemon Grove Incident and the Mendez Case.2. Relate the experiences of these two cases with current educational experiences. The ideas of each case addresses educational equity and access, explain the importance of educational access from k-12 to college.For this assignment you need Mendez vs. Westminster file.

Allied health professionals are confronted with different death and dying practices. An effective allied health professional recognizes the importance of understanding different cultural practices, and learns how to evaluate the death, dying, and spiritual beliefs and practices across the cultures.Read the two specified case histories and choose one for this assignment.Chapter 4, "Stories of Abby: An Ojibwa JourneyIdentify your role as a health care professional in supporting Abby or Shanti's dying rituals, and in creating strategies for displaying respect while still providing quality care. Integrate your strategies as you develop a care plan describing how you would approach the situation and care for the patient.HLT-324V-RS-CarePlanTemplate.docxInclude the following in your care plan:Communication: family and patientTreatment options that align with the specific cultureEducation: family and patientFamily roles in the processSpiritual beliefsBarriersCultural responsesAny additional components that you feel would need to be addressed (from your perspective as a health care professional)"Stories of Abby: An Ojibwa Journey can be found by doing a google searchNo paper needs to be written just fill out the care plan template I have attached the link above.

Job knowledge is central to most theories of work performance. While job knowledge is clearly distinct from performance, it is closely linked by guiding what, how, and when work performance is carried out. Imagine that you have been asked to consult on a wildlife management program re-certification process for a mid-sized organization. The current training program involves a hands-on course for planning and executing patrol routes. The organization is seeking options for a more informative, cost-effective measure for training needs analysis, skills gap diagnosis, and curriculum design. Prepare a Powerpoint presentation in which you propose using a job knowledge test to replace the hands-on test for land navigation skills of wildlife biology technicians. Consider that the hands-on test currently in place addresses planning, location, direction, and movement skills across diverse, difficult terrain. Include information about about ethical and legal issues considerations of the test, and the merits or drawbacks of using a job knowledge test, versus the existing hands-on test.