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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177673982#0_2558308681 | Title: The Likee App: A Parent's Guide
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Jill Holtz
January 24, 2020
Like this? Share it with your network! Like this? Share it with your network! Is your tween or teen using the Likee app to create and share videos? I’ve been looking into this app to find out more, and here’s what parents need to know about Likee. | https://www.mykidstime.com/entertainment/the-likee-app-a-parents-guide/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177686663#0_2558346930 | Title: The YOLO App and Anonymous Messaging: What Parents Need to Know
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The YOLO App and Anonymous Messaging: What Parents Need to Know
Jill Holtz
September 12, 2019
Like this? Share it with your network! Like this? Share it with your network! Is your tween or teen using YOLO? It’s a free social media app that allows anonymous questions to be posed through Snapchat. | https://www.mykidstime.com/entertainment/the-yolo-app-what-parents-need-to-know/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177686663#16_2558374317 | Title: The YOLO App and Anonymous Messaging: What Parents Need to Know
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177697531#0_2558377591 | Title: TikTok: A Parent's Guide
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TikTok: A Parent’s Guide
Jill Holtz
January 19, 2020
Like this? Share it with your network! Like this? Share it with your network! Is your tween or teen using the TikTok app? You might have heard or seen them use Musical.ly in the past, but did you know that that app was absorbed and merged into TikTok? | https://www.mykidstime.com/entertainment/tiktok-parents-guide/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177719974#9_2558446085 | Title: This Harry Potter Escape Room Lets You Visit Hogwarts From Home!
Headings: This Harry Potter Escape Room Lets You Visit Hogwarts From Home!
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Emily is the coffee-loving Editor of MyKidsTime. Mum of one daughter and two naughty Tibetan Terriers, she is particularly partial to Curly Wurlys and unable to resist pretty stationery and new cookbooks. As an avid foodie and domestic goddess-wannabe, she is most likely to be found in the kitchen. Have Your Say
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1177978364#13_2559079355 | Title: 5 Simple Kitchen Safety Rules for Knives
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5 Simple Kitchen Safety Rules for Knives
#1. Keep Knives Sharp
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178107174#18_2559420791 | Title: 40 Good Manners for Kids (and Adults!)
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40 Good Manners for Kids (and Adults!)
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178306030#2_2559870030 | Title: Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
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Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
Children and Imaginative Play
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Content: Creating, wondering, imagining…these are such important activities for all of us, but never more so than in childhood. Imaginative play at this point is crucial to your child’s mental, social and emotional development. You May Also Enjoy Don’t Feel Guilty When You Tell Your Kids To Go Outside And Play
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Imagination is essential to a child’s development: the ability to form new ideas, images or concepts without needing to see or sense something enhances a child’s ability for creativity and resourcefulness. Even prominent and inspirational scientists such as Einstein understood the importance of imagination for children: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution”. So, why is imaginative play so central to a child’s cognitive and social development, and what can you do to encourage it? Why is Imaginative Play Important? One of the reasons imagination is so important is that it helps children to understand the world around them. | https://www.mykidstime.com/for-parents/imaginative-play-children-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178306030#3_2559871878 | Title: Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
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Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
Children and Imaginative Play
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Content: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution”. So, why is imaginative play so central to a child’s cognitive and social development, and what can you do to encourage it? Why is Imaginative Play Important? One of the reasons imagination is so important is that it helps children to understand the world around them. Imaginative play allows children to express themselves verbally and physically, act, react and interact, and try out different roles and scenarios within safe boundaries of their own making. Imaginative role play – for example, playing a ‘post office game’ whereby children use stationery, furniture and other props to recreate an imaginary post office – allows children to make up addresses, stamp, weigh and measure pretend parcels, deliver packages to far-flung countries and script imaginary conversations with various characters. Role play like this is so beneficial to a child’s development because it helps them to process what they’ve seen and experienced in the world so far. It allows them to push the boundaries further and imagine what the consequences of doing things differently might be – all in a way that’s safe, controlled and completely dictated by the limits of their imagination. Also, imaginative play is so important because it enables social and emotional development, helping children to contemplate a variety of confrontations and resolutions. | https://www.mykidstime.com/for-parents/imaginative-play-children-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178306030#10_2559885458 | Title: Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
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Why Imaginative Play for Children Is So Important
Children and Imaginative Play
Why is Imaginative Play Important?
How Can You Encourage Imaginative Play?
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#2. Encourage creativity
#3. Encourage reading and making up stories
#5. Use outside opportunities to capture imagination
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178390993#8_2560119794 | Title: Useful Online Resources for Parents of Special Needs Children
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178455491#14_2560302336 | Title: How to Get Slime Off Clothes, Carpet, Sofa, Hair...
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178537091#11_2560506458 | Title: 11 Easy Craft Ideas for Kids that are Perfect for Parties
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1178942152#17_2561525528 | Title: 12 Fun & Easy Homemade Bookmarks That Kids Can Make
Headings: 12 Fun & Easy Homemade Bookmarks That Kids Can Make
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15 Easy Pipe Cleaner Crafts That Your Kids Will Love
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Headings: 50 Simple Ideas for Rainy Day Activities for Kids by Age
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1179655418#8_2563412115 | Title: How to Write a Secret Message Using the PigPen Cipher
Headings: How to Write a Secret Message Using the PigPen Cipher
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Headings: Mess-Free Fun with These 10 No-Glue Crafts for Preschoolers
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Headings: Simple Drawing Games To Get Kids Creative
Simple Drawing Games To Get Kids Creative
Simple Drawing Games To Get Kids Creative
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#0_2570552748 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
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Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
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Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
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The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
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There is no doubt that some of the best food in the world comes from Mexico. That is why I love sharing the recipe that my mom and my grandmother made for me while I was growing up there. Of all of the recipes on this website, the Mexican “antojitos” or street foods are without a doubt some of the most popular. Within that category are the following recipes: Traditional Mexican Tostadas
Quick and Easy Mexican Sope Recipe with Chorizo and Potato
How to Make Authentic Mexican Tamales
How To Make The Best Mexican-Style Chicken Flautas
Crispy Potato Flautas Recipe
Smoked Pork Taquitos Smothered In Salsa Verde
These are all delicious and traditional in Mexican cuisine. Another of these street foods that I loved growing up are empanadas. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#1_2570554691 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: That is why I love sharing the recipe that my mom and my grandmother made for me while I was growing up there. Of all of the recipes on this website, the Mexican “antojitos” or street foods are without a doubt some of the most popular. Within that category are the following recipes: Traditional Mexican Tostadas
Quick and Easy Mexican Sope Recipe with Chorizo and Potato
How to Make Authentic Mexican Tamales
How To Make The Best Mexican-Style Chicken Flautas
Crispy Potato Flautas Recipe
Smoked Pork Taquitos Smothered In Salsa Verde
These are all delicious and traditional in Mexican cuisine. Another of these street foods that I loved growing up are empanadas. My mom used to make them filled with cheese, meet and even fish sometimes! They were definitely delicious. There are many different types of empanadas around the world and depending on where you are from they may have different names. In Mexico, the most common way to prepare them is fried, which I will include as another recipe later. Today, however, I want to share a recipe for baked beef empanadas, which are also delicious, easy to make and they look great too! | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#2_2570556593 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: My mom used to make them filled with cheese, meet and even fish sometimes! They were definitely delicious. There are many different types of empanadas around the world and depending on where you are from they may have different names. In Mexico, the most common way to prepare them is fried, which I will include as another recipe later. Today, however, I want to share a recipe for baked beef empanadas, which are also delicious, easy to make and they look great too! These are sold throughout Mexico, and you can make modifications to the filling for other savory types, or you can modify the dough slightly to make sweet empanadas filled with fruit jelly or even dulce de leche. What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
As the name indicates, these empanadas are baked instead of fried. That is why the dough needs to be made differently. For fried empanadas you will use corn flour, but for the baked variety you will use regular flour. Regardless of whether you want fried or baked, you will love this recipe! | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#3_2570558351 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: These are sold throughout Mexico, and you can make modifications to the filling for other savory types, or you can modify the dough slightly to make sweet empanadas filled with fruit jelly or even dulce de leche. What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
As the name indicates, these empanadas are baked instead of fried. That is why the dough needs to be made differently. For fried empanadas you will use corn flour, but for the baked variety you will use regular flour. Regardless of whether you want fried or baked, you will love this recipe! How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
There are two common types of baked empanadas – savory and sweet. The recipe I am sharing today if for savory empanadas, which are filled with a delicious ground beef mixture. I will be sharing the recipe for sweet baked empanadas in the future, but I hope you enjoy these for now. They are made by preparing the dough, filling it with delicious ground beef, and then carefully closing it up before baking until golden brown. Baked empanadas are also made in other Latin American companies such as Chile, Argentina, and Colombia. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#4_2570560213 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
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For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
There are two common types of baked empanadas – savory and sweet. The recipe I am sharing today if for savory empanadas, which are filled with a delicious ground beef mixture. I will be sharing the recipe for sweet baked empanadas in the future, but I hope you enjoy these for now. They are made by preparing the dough, filling it with delicious ground beef, and then carefully closing it up before baking until golden brown. Baked empanadas are also made in other Latin American companies such as Chile, Argentina, and Colombia. They may have different names and different preparations, but they are all delicious! Let me know in the comments below how these turn out. Save Recipe
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Baked Beef Empanadas
Learn how to make these delicious baked beef empanadas
Prep Time 35 mins
Cook Time 30 mins
Total Time 1 hr 5 mins
Course: Appetizer
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Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
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For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: They may have different names and different preparations, but they are all delicious! Let me know in the comments below how these turn out. Save Recipe
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Baked Beef Empanadas
Learn how to make these delicious baked beef empanadas
Prep Time 35 mins
Cook Time 30 mins
Total Time 1 hr 5 mins
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Mexican
Keyword: antojitos, empanadas, street food
Servings: 12 empanadas
Calories: 247kcal
Author: Charbel Barker
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
1 lb ground beef
2 cloves garlic finely chopped
1/2 white onion finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper finely chopped
1/2 bunch cilantro finely chopped
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/2 tsp smoked paprika
1 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp black pepper
1 tsp salt
1/4 cup tomato sauce
1 tbsp olive oil
For the Empanada Dough
2 cups all purpose flour
1/4 cup cold butter cut into small pieces
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1/2 - 1 cup cold milk
Additional Ingredients
1 egg beaten, for applying to empanada prior to baking. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#6_2570563863 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: Mexican
Keyword: antojitos, empanadas, street food
Servings: 12 empanadas
Calories: 247kcal
Author: Charbel Barker
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
1 lb ground beef
2 cloves garlic finely chopped
1/2 white onion finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper finely chopped
1/2 bunch cilantro finely chopped
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/2 tsp smoked paprika
1 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp black pepper
1 tsp salt
1/4 cup tomato sauce
1 tbsp olive oil
For the Empanada Dough
2 cups all purpose flour
1/4 cup cold butter cut into small pieces
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1/2 - 1 cup cold milk
Additional Ingredients
1 egg beaten, for applying to empanada prior to baking. Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
Add the olive oil to a frying pan and then sautee the onion and garlic. Add the red pepper and cook for about 1 additional minute. Add the ground beef and the seasonings and cilantro and cook until the ground beef is cooked through. Add the tomato sauce and mix well. Continue cooking for 3-5 more minutes. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#7_2570565655 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
Add the olive oil to a frying pan and then sautee the onion and garlic. Add the red pepper and cook for about 1 additional minute. Add the ground beef and the seasonings and cilantro and cook until the ground beef is cooked through. Add the tomato sauce and mix well. Continue cooking for 3-5 more minutes. For the Empanada Dough
Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 30 minutes. Combine the flour, salt, and baking powder in a large bowl. Slowly add the butter and combine. Add the milk a little bit at a time until the dough forms. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#8_2570567052 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: For the Empanada Dough
Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for about 30 minutes. Combine the flour, salt, and baking powder in a large bowl. Slowly add the butter and combine. Add the milk a little bit at a time until the dough forms. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes. To Form The Empanadas
Take a ball of dough that is about 1-1.5 inches in diameter and flatten it with a rolling pin or a tortilla press. Use a cup or some other dough cutter to make a perfect circle. Add some of the beef filling to the center and brush a small amount of the beaten egg along the edges. Fold over and secure the edges using a fork. Add to the baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#9_2570568511 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: To Form The Empanadas
Take a ball of dough that is about 1-1.5 inches in diameter and flatten it with a rolling pin or a tortilla press. Use a cup or some other dough cutter to make a perfect circle. Add some of the beef filling to the center and brush a small amount of the beaten egg along the edges. Fold over and secure the edges using a fork. Add to the baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes. Serve with Salsa. Nutrition
Serving: 1Empanada | Calories: 247kcal | Carbohydrates: 19g | Protein: | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#10_2570569780 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: Serve with Salsa. Nutrition
Serving: 1Empanada | Calories: 247kcal | Carbohydrates: 19g | Protein: 10g | Fat: 14g | Saturated Fat: 6g | Cholesterol: 54mg | Sodium: 493mg | Potassium: | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#11_2570570718 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: 10g | Fat: 14g | Saturated Fat: 6g | Cholesterol: 54mg | Sodium: 493mg | Potassium: 246mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 430IU | Vitamin C: 7.3mg | Calcium: | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#12_2570571635 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: 246mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 430IU | Vitamin C: 7.3mg | Calcium: 69mg | Iron: 2mg
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Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
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For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
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Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: 69mg | Iron: 2mg
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Friday 12th of February 2021
When you mention red pepper, do you mean red bell pepper or something else? These sound easy & delish so I definitely want to try! | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#14_2570573879 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
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The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
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For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
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Charbel Barker
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Charbel Barker
Jess
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Friday 12th of February 2021
When you mention red pepper, do you mean red bell pepper or something else? These sound easy & delish so I definitely want to try! Charbel Barker
Tuesday 16th of February 2021
Yes, red bell pepper. I just updated the recipe. Thanks! Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Wednesday 28th of August 2019
Hola! My son, who’s 21, just made these yesterday with my supervision.. haha! | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#15_2570575165 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: Charbel Barker
Tuesday 16th of February 2021
Yes, red bell pepper. I just updated the recipe. Thanks! Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Wednesday 28th of August 2019
Hola! My son, who’s 21, just made these yesterday with my supervision.. haha! They turned out amazing and the recipe is a keeper!! He followed your recipe pretty much exactly. He did bake them which I think is awesome because so much of our delicious food is fried so of course he couldn’t help himself. Once he baked the, he did opt to quickly flash fry some in Manteca which made him feel better I guess... it did add that fried crunch and hint of grease he was looking for without completely frying them. Thanks for sharing. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#16_2570576615 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: They turned out amazing and the recipe is a keeper!! He followed your recipe pretty much exactly. He did bake them which I think is awesome because so much of our delicious food is fried so of course he couldn’t help himself. Once he baked the, he did opt to quickly flash fry some in Manteca which made him feel better I guess... it did add that fried crunch and hint of grease he was looking for without completely frying them. Thanks for sharing. I’ve said it before in my comments to you that you’re my go to For all things authentic and appreciate you sharing your wealth of information and passion for keeping that going
Charbel Barker
Thursday 29th of August 2019
Thanks, Jessica! I am glad that you and your son enjoyed these :) Thanks for the comment. Jess
Wednesday 28th of August 2019
Oh and we cheated and used the Goya empanadas shells but next time we’ll use your recipe!! Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
Step 1 begins in English, but is partly in Spanish. I can't read the Spanish part. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1182413403#17_2570578391 | Title: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas - My Latina Table
Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: I’ve said it before in my comments to you that you’re my go to For all things authentic and appreciate you sharing your wealth of information and passion for keeping that going
Charbel Barker
Thursday 29th of August 2019
Thanks, Jessica! I am glad that you and your son enjoyed these :) Thanks for the comment. Jess
Wednesday 28th of August 2019
Oh and we cheated and used the Goya empanadas shells but next time we’ll use your recipe!! Tuesday 23rd of July 2019
Step 1 begins in English, but is partly in Spanish. I can't read the Spanish part. Thank you, David McNeely
Charbel Barker
Wednesday 24th of July 2019
Thanks, David. I accidentally left some text that I had copied over when translating the post to English. The instructions that were in Spanish were the same as what follows in the recipe. I just removed the Spanish text - thanks for the heads up! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
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Headings: The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
The Best Mexican Style Baked Beef Empanadas
What Are Baked Beef Empanadas
How Do You Make Baked Beef Empanadas
Baked Beef Empanadas
Ingredients
For The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
Additional Ingredients
Instructions
To Make The Ground Beef Filling
For the Empanada Dough
To Form The Empanadas
Nutrition
Rosalinda Maye
Charbel Barker
Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Charbel Barker
Jess
Charbel Barker
Content: Thank you, David McNeely
Charbel Barker
Wednesday 24th of July 2019
Thanks, David. I accidentally left some text that I had copied over when translating the post to English. The instructions that were in Spanish were the same as what follows in the recipe. I just removed the Spanish text - thanks for the heads up! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. | https://www.mylatinatable.com/the-best-mexican-style-baked-beef-empanadas/ |
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How to Reheat Lobster Safely in the Microwave
How to Reheat Lobster Tail in the Oven
Content: Place the wrapped lobsters on a baking pan and cook for five to ten minutes. Remove from the oven and use a thermometer to check that the lobster’s reached at least 140-degrees. You can also create small foil packets for lobster meat not in its shell. Add some butter and seasonings to keep it tasting fresh! Conclusion: Guide to Reheating Lobster
Fair warning: Reheating your lobster can make it a bit tougher than it was the first round. But, by using the above methods, you’ll have the best chance at retaining its original flavor and texture without making it chewy. If you don’t want to take the chance of ruining your yummy lobsters, you can always use leftovers for lobster salad or lobster rolls! Be sure to check the Maine Lobster House collection of lobsters and other seafood you can have delivered to your door. | https://www.mylivelobster.com/seafood-university/cooking-preparation/reheat-cooked-lobster/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1189480878#5_2585064062 | Title: Differences Between Warm and Cold Water Lobster : Seafood University
Headings: Warm Water vs Cold Water Lobster: What’s the Difference?
Warm Water vs Cold Water Lobster: What’s the Difference?
Warm-Water Lobster
The Appearance
The Meat
The Price
Cold-Water Lobster
The Appearance
The Meat
The Price
Cold Water vs Warm Water Lobster: Is One Better Than the Other?
Content: These lobsters go through molting sessions every year or so in which they shed their shells to grow and then produce a new shell that becomes thick and hard over time. The largest ones can reach four pounds or more, on average. Lobsters from cold waters will always have the large claws that we tend to associate with the animal, with one claw larger than the other. They also carry subtler colors than their warm-water cousins, usually dark greenish-brown. They have smooth shells with no spikes. The Meat
Since lobsters in cold water live in frigid temperatures, their meat gets significantly firmer than those from warm waters. When you cook and eat a cold-water lobster, you’ll notice that the meat tends to stay together in chunks and is tender, but not mushy, when you eat it. The meat’s flavor is what brings in most of its draw, though. Coldwater lobsters tend to have a slight hint of sweetness to it without an overpowering fishy taste like warm water lobster has, making it perfect for people who like more subtle flavors. The Price
We won’t lie: | https://www.mylivelobster.com/seafood-university/maine-lobster/warm-water-vs-cold-water-lobster-whats-difference/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1193303572#0_2593002708 | Title: How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Headings:
How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Transmission exposure may be characterised as:
Transmission modes of the Ebola virus include:
1. Animal / wildlife-to-human transmission:
2. Human-to-human transmission:
Recovery from and the transmission risk of Ebola virus disease (EVD)
The Ebola virus is not believed to be transmissible through the following mechanisms:
Reference:
Content: How is the Ebola virus transmitted? Written by: Bronwen Watson
Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)
How is the Ebola virus transmitted? Signs and symptoms of Ebola virus infection
Diagnosing Ebola virus
Treatment measures for Ebola virus
Ebola virus prevention
Ebola outbreak response guidelines
How is the Ebola virus transmitted? It is agreed that the most likely carrier source of Ebola virus (also referred to as a natural reservoir host) is that of infected bats who can transmit the disease to both human populations and those of non-human primates. The mechanism of transmission is believed to be through direct contact with infected bodily tissues (including organs), substances (like faeces or vomit) and fluids (like that of blood, saliva, mucous, urine, semen, sweat, tears and even breast milk) or mucous membranes of an infected animal. Direct contact merely means that people or animals (such as monkey) have inadvertently touched or come into contact with infected substances which then enter their body – often through the mucous membranes of the eyes, nose, mouth or via broken skin (a wound, cut or abrasion). Transmission exposure may be characterised as: Primary: This usually refers to a known presence of the Ebola virus in a confirmed endemic / outbreak area. | https://www.mymed.com/diseases-conditions/ebola-virus-disease-evd/how-is-the-ebola-virus-transmitted |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1193303572#4_2593010136 | Title: How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Headings:
How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Transmission exposure may be characterised as:
Transmission modes of the Ebola virus include:
1. Animal / wildlife-to-human transmission:
2. Human-to-human transmission:
Recovery from and the transmission risk of Ebola virus disease (EVD)
The Ebola virus is not believed to be transmissible through the following mechanisms:
Reference:
Content: 2. Human-to-human transmission: Direct contact between humans can easily begin spreading the Ebola virus within community populations. An infected person can transmit the infectious disease via direct contact with bodily secretions and fluids, mucous membranes (like the eyes, nose and mouth) or even broken skin. Caregivers and medical personnel in close contact with infected individuals (without adequate barrier protection) are at high risk of infection themselves. Transmission is also possible through contact that is made between objects and surfaces and the bodily fluids and secretions of an infected person. Surfaces and objects, like clothing or bed linens and even countertops and doorknobs can become contaminated by an infected person, and subsequent contact can result in disease transmission. The Ebola virus is capable of surviving on surfaces (outside of the body) for several hours at a time. Contact with contaminated surfaces and objects within this timeframe can still transmit the virus, causing infection. Non-disposable needles and syringes, and other medical equipment have also been known to contribute to disease transmission if not properly sterilised before re-use or if accidental contact occurs. | https://www.mymed.com/diseases-conditions/ebola-virus-disease-evd/how-is-the-ebola-virus-transmitted |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1193303572#5_2593012030 | Title: How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Headings:
How is the Ebola virus transmitted?
Transmission exposure may be characterised as:
Transmission modes of the Ebola virus include:
1. Animal / wildlife-to-human transmission:
2. Human-to-human transmission:
Recovery from and the transmission risk of Ebola virus disease (EVD)
The Ebola virus is not believed to be transmissible through the following mechanisms:
Reference:
Content: Transmission is also possible through contact that is made between objects and surfaces and the bodily fluids and secretions of an infected person. Surfaces and objects, like clothing or bed linens and even countertops and doorknobs can become contaminated by an infected person, and subsequent contact can result in disease transmission. The Ebola virus is capable of surviving on surfaces (outside of the body) for several hours at a time. Contact with contaminated surfaces and objects within this timeframe can still transmit the virus, causing infection. Non-disposable needles and syringes, and other medical equipment have also been known to contribute to disease transmission if not properly sterilised before re-use or if accidental contact occurs. Transmission is possible during the handling of the body of a person who has died from an Ebola infection. The viral level remains high in a person’s bloodstream and various bodily fluids even after death, and any contact that is made with these can still transmit the disease. Burial ceremonies in many West African regions involve direct contact with the body of a loved one, placing mourners at a greater risk of infection. Recovery from and the transmission risk of Ebola virus disease (EVD)
Precautions are advised even after recovery from the Ebola virus. This is because it is not yet well understood just how much of the virus can remain in certain areas of the body that are not easily reached by the immune system. | https://www.mymed.com/diseases-conditions/ebola-virus-disease-evd/how-is-the-ebola-virus-transmitted |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1210557908#0_2631701142 | Title: Contemporary Motivation Theories - Organisational Behaviour Notes
Headings: Contemporary Motivation Theories
Contemporary Motivation Theories
Contemporary Theories of Motivation
Self-determination theory
Goal setting theory
Self-efficacy theory
Reinforcement theory
Equity theory
Expectancy theory
Content: Contemporary Motivation Theories - Organisational Behaviour Notes
Contemporary Motivation Theories
Contemporary Theories of Motivation
Early motivation theories were based on the assumptions and sometime these theories were not supported by strong evidence. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is a good example of this approach. Therefore, alternative theories of motivation have been put forward over time. Self-determination theory
Self-determination theory of motivation and argues that people often seek control of their actions. Goal setting theory
Goal setting theory is based on the view that challenging objectives should aid and improve workplace performance. In this theory, it is assumed that an employee is committed to the firm’s goals and desires to make a positive contribution. It is important that the set goals are also perceived as achievable. Self-efficacy theory
Self-efficacy theory is based upon an employee’s view about their ability to perform the tasks of their job role. This theory is also known as social learning theory or social cognitive theory. If an employee has a high self-efficacy, then they will be more confident and have a greater chance of success. | https://www.myorganisationalbehaviour.com/contemporary-motivation-theories/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1210995297#1_2632653291 | Title: Compensatory Strategies for Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries | myotspot.com
Headings: Compensatory Strategies for Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries
Compensatory Strategies for Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries
Compensatory Strategies
Dressing
Self-Feeding
Bathing
Toileting
Grooming and Hygiene
Functional Mobility and Transfers
Driving
References and Additional Resources
Content: _______________
When you begin working with a patient with spinal cord injury for the first time, there are 3 factors to consider: The level of the injury
Whether the injury complete or incomplete
When the injury occurred
The level of the injury in conjunction with complete/partial severance of the spinal cord determines the types of effects (sensory and motor impairments) and severity of deficits (partial or full paralysis). Furthermore, the level + complete/partial assessment helps the medical team make predictions about likely improvement and/or plateaus. http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org
Compensatory Strategies
When plateaus in function occur, occupational therapists can introduce compensatory strategies rather than restoration of bodily functions. Identifying the time of initial injury will shape the OT’s application and necessity for compensatory strategies. If a middle-aged man sustained a T2 level SCI 15 years ago, he may already know all of the tricks in the book to maintain participation in daily living tasks and just might roll his eyes if the therapist hands him one more reacher. A patient who recently sustained an SCI may be at a complete loss with how to even generally approach life with limited mobility. In such cases, the occupational therapist can introduce all sorts of adaptations. The following ADL/IADL compensatory strategies are commonly used with SCI patients. Compensation could either be introducing a piece of durable medical equipment, a piece of adaptive equipment, or a change in intact/voluntary movement. | https://www.myotspot.com/compensatory-strategies-for-spinal-cord-injuries/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1211165160#6_2633128744 | Title: Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy | myotspot.com
Headings: Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy
Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy
What is the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?
How Did the MOHO Originate?
Integrating the MOHO into Occupational Therapy Practice
Using MOHO Assessments
References
Content: How is occupational behavior organized or structured? What are an individual’s patterns, habits, or routines? How well can a person complete the task or occupation they are motivated to do? Using MOHO Assessments
To further incorporate the MOHO in your OT practice, you start by using MOHO-related assessments during your evaluations and monitoring client progress throughout your intervention. The following are MOHO-based occupational therapy assessments that incorporate this frame of reference. This list isn’t all-inclusive but can help you get started, whether you’re working with children or adults: Model of Human Occupational Screening Tool (MOHOST)
Occupational Questionnaire (OQ)
Occupational Self-Assessment (OSA)
Assessment of Motor Process Skills (AMPS)
Child Occupational Self Assessment (COSA)
Short Child Occupational Profile (SCOPE)
Pediatric Volitional Questionnaire (PVQ)
Interest Checklist
Occupational Performance History Interview-II (OPHI-II)
Role Checklist
Worker Role Interview (WRI)
Volitional Questionaire (VQ)
_______________
Now that you’ve gotten into the MOHO a bit more, you can see that it’s not so bad! The MOHO is a fascinating model that will allow you to connect with patients or clients on a deeper level by learning what motivates them and utilizing this in practice to further promote their health and well-being. While the MOHO is a complex and dynamic framework that can seem overwhelming at first, by understanding its layers and intricacies one is able to continue to grow as an occupational therapy practitioner. This article was co-written by Josh Albarado, OTR/L and Sarah Stromsdorfer, OTR/L.
References
Forsyth, K., Taylor, R., Kramer, J., Prior, S., Rickie, L., Whitehead, J.,…, Melton. | https://www.myotspot.com/moho-occupational-therapy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1211165160#7_2633131054 | Title: Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy | myotspot.com
Headings: Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy
Understanding the MOHO in Occupational Therapy
What is the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?
How Did the MOHO Originate?
Integrating the MOHO into Occupational Therapy Practice
Using MOHO Assessments
References
Content: This list isn’t all-inclusive but can help you get started, whether you’re working with children or adults: Model of Human Occupational Screening Tool (MOHOST)
Occupational Questionnaire (OQ)
Occupational Self-Assessment (OSA)
Assessment of Motor Process Skills (AMPS)
Child Occupational Self Assessment (COSA)
Short Child Occupational Profile (SCOPE)
Pediatric Volitional Questionnaire (PVQ)
Interest Checklist
Occupational Performance History Interview-II (OPHI-II)
Role Checklist
Worker Role Interview (WRI)
Volitional Questionaire (VQ)
_______________
Now that you’ve gotten into the MOHO a bit more, you can see that it’s not so bad! The MOHO is a fascinating model that will allow you to connect with patients or clients on a deeper level by learning what motivates them and utilizing this in practice to further promote their health and well-being. While the MOHO is a complex and dynamic framework that can seem overwhelming at first, by understanding its layers and intricacies one is able to continue to grow as an occupational therapy practitioner. This article was co-written by Josh Albarado, OTR/L and Sarah Stromsdorfer, OTR/L.
References
Forsyth, K., Taylor, R., Kramer, J., Prior, S., Rickie, L., Whitehead, J.,…, Melton. J. (2014). The Model of Human Occupation. In Willard & Spackman’s Occupational Therapy (12th Ed), pp 505-524. Baltimore: Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins. | https://www.myotspot.com/moho-occupational-therapy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#0_2635551133 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
Some parents might think that the best way to raise kids is to let them view life through a rosy kaleidoscope. However, this parenting approach will create a distorted interpretation of the world, which makes children more likely to be shocked when they first encounter the harsh reality. So what can you do to make sure your child’s education is well-rounded? Let’s start by teaching them about the lesser-known topics, like black history. 1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
For most kids, the idea of history alone is vague, let alone black history. This is the reason why you need to approach this topic with ease so that your child does not feel overwhelmed. You can start by saying: “ Each February in the USA, they have a 28-day celebration called Black History Month. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#1_2635552942 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: 1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
For most kids, the idea of history alone is vague, let alone black history. This is the reason why you need to approach this topic with ease so that your child does not feel overwhelmed. You can start by saying: “ Each February in the USA, they have a 28-day celebration called Black History Month. Do you know why?” Once you have piqued kids’ curiosity, let’s move on by diving a bit deeper into what black history is. To put in kid-friendly terms, black history documents the lives of black people from the past to the present. Providing your kids are black, then fine, it makes sense that they should know about their own people. But what if your kids are not colored people? | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#2_2635554540 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Do you know why?” Once you have piqued kids’ curiosity, let’s move on by diving a bit deeper into what black history is. To put in kid-friendly terms, black history documents the lives of black people from the past to the present. Providing your kids are black, then fine, it makes sense that they should know about their own people. But what if your kids are not colored people? Children may ask why they need to study all this thing if it does not seem to be relative. You can answer them by saying: “ There are millions of people living on Earth, and they have different skin tones like black, yellow, white, etc. For some reason, black people used to be treated badly in the past, and now, they still face many prejudices and challenges from society.” Teaching black history is teaching kids about racial inclusivity, about how we should not judge each other based on their skin color, but rather their personalities. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#3_2635556304 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Children may ask why they need to study all this thing if it does not seem to be relative. You can answer them by saying: “ There are millions of people living on Earth, and they have different skin tones like black, yellow, white, etc. For some reason, black people used to be treated badly in the past, and now, they still face many prejudices and challenges from society.” Teaching black history is teaching kids about racial inclusivity, about how we should not judge each other based on their skin color, but rather their personalities. While not all kids understand the concept right away, it matters that you slowly show them what is right and what is wrong when approaching the racial issue. 2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
Nothing helps kids understand black history better than the milestones. There are certain moments that mark a crucial turn for black people, and you can make certain adjustments when telling the story so that kids do not get confused. 1619: | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#4_2635558141 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: While not all kids understand the concept right away, it matters that you slowly show them what is right and what is wrong when approaching the racial issue. 2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
Nothing helps kids understand black history better than the milestones. There are certain moments that mark a crucial turn for black people, and you can make certain adjustments when telling the story so that kids do not get confused. 1619: White people started enslaving black people. The white people were bad people, who wanted more goods and money. Because they had guns and other weapons superior to those of black people, white people traveled to Africa – home to black people – and quickly forced these poor men and women to go to North America. Black people were enslaved. 1831: | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#6_2635561221 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Abolitionism surfaced. Slowly, some white people realized that slavery was morally unacceptable, so they began to fight for black people. At the same time, black people became more vocal and active in claiming their rights. The mid-1800s: The Underground Railroad. As there were more and more slaves trying to escape from their cruel bosses, both black people and the sympathetic joined efforts to build a network of safe houses and secret roads. This system helped more than 100000 slaves to travel to Canada and other non-slavery states in America. 1863: Slavery was officially dismissed. During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln declared that slavery now became illegal. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#7_2635562720 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: As there were more and more slaves trying to escape from their cruel bosses, both black people and the sympathetic joined efforts to build a network of safe houses and secret roads. This system helped more than 100000 slaves to travel to Canada and other non-slavery states in America. 1863: Slavery was officially dismissed. During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln declared that slavery now became illegal. For the first time, in the eye of the law, black people in America were considered humans rather than properties. 1909: The NAACP. Stood for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the NAACP was the first organization founded by black people to serve black people’s interests. 1955: | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#10_2635567121 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: 1964: The Civil Rights Act. Commonly known as Title VII, this federal law banned racial discrimination at the workplace. 2008: The first black President of the United States. After years of fighting for recognition, 2008 marked a historic moment when Barack Obama – a black man – was elected for President. However, this did not mean that racism against black people stopped. This timeline can be pretty boring, and most kids cannot take in that much information in a day or two. Thus, split your lessons. Teach them one by one, so children can gradually develop an understanding of all the events surrounding black people. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#20_2635581647 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: A Letter to My Daughters. Schomburg: The Man Who Built a Library. In a world where the media mainly focuses on white people, representation for black people matters. This is why you have to show your kids there are books revolving around the black community. Sometimes, all the lessons you try to teach can easily enter a kid’s head through a good read. 5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues. When first encountered with black history lessons, children may come up with many questions. “Why were the white people so mean to black people?” | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#21_2635583052 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Sometimes, all the lessons you try to teach can easily enter a kid’s head through a good read. 5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues. When first encountered with black history lessons, children may come up with many questions. “Why were the white people so mean to black people?” “Why did the black people give in so easily? Shouldn’t they have fought against being removed from Africa?” “Why do many people think black people are not as good as others?” Some parents may shy away from answering these questions due to their sensitivity and complexity. However, it is not how your kids learn. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#22_2635584536 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: “Why did the black people give in so easily? Shouldn’t they have fought against being removed from Africa?” “Why do many people think black people are not as good as others?” Some parents may shy away from answering these questions due to their sensitivity and complexity. However, it is not how your kids learn. Satisfy their curiosity with carefully worded answers. For example, you may say: “ The white people had larger houses, bigger castles, and more powerful weapons. So they thought they were the best of everyone, and that black people must serve them.” It is an easy way to interpret the colonialism to your kids. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#23_2635586014 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Satisfy their curiosity with carefully worded answers. For example, you may say: “ The white people had larger houses, bigger castles, and more powerful weapons. So they thought they were the best of everyone, and that black people must serve them.” It is an easy way to interpret the colonialism to your kids. Or, you can show kids visual features that differentiate a black from a white person, like full lips, or braided hair. Then, let them know that sometimes people fear what does not look like themselves. To oppress that fear, some people choose the extreme way by belittling others. Thus, you can explain to your children why racism is still a problem in modern society. Teaching about black history is not an easy task. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212116696#24_2635587573 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Black History? 5 Things To Remember
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How To Teach Your Child Black History – 5 Things To Remember Before Introducing It To Them
1. Explain the concept of black history and why it is necessary to know about it
2. Guide kids through the most distinctive events of black history
3. Introduce the most well known black figures.
4. Buy comics and books that reflect racial inclusivity and diversity.
5. Do not avoid answering questions about race and its related issues.
Content: Or, you can show kids visual features that differentiate a black from a white person, like full lips, or braided hair. Then, let them know that sometimes people fear what does not look like themselves. To oppress that fear, some people choose the extreme way by belittling others. Thus, you can explain to your children why racism is still a problem in modern society. Teaching about black history is not an easy task. In fact, asking your kids to appreciate and respect the difference is one of the hardest lessons. But when you choose to teach children black history, you also choose to teach them to be fierce, to be courageous, and to be sympathetic. Post navigation
I Yelled and Screamed at My Baby and Feel Horrible, What Should I Do Now? Your Teenage Daughter is Dating an Older Man? Here’s How to Handle it | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-black-history/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212153672#0_2635684478 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Confidence With 7 Proven Ways
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How To Teach Your Child Confidence – Use These 7 Fool-proof Ways To Start
1. Give kids compliments when they have achieved a good deed, but do not shower them with praises
2. Guide kids through negativity
3. Help kids aspire towards self-reliance
4. Give kids a chance to lead
5. Ask for kids’ opinions when it comes to relevant issues
6. Make sure kids always receive unconditional love from their families
7. Do not compare kids to other people
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How To Teach Your Child Confidence – Use These 7 Fool-proof Ways To Start
One of the most vital characteristics of a child is confidence. When equipped with a high level of self-esteem, kids stand a better chance of dealing with social pressure and responsibilities, especially when they grow up. Thus, it is of utmost importance that parents help kids build up trust in themselves. 1. Give kids compliments when they have achieved a good deed, but do not shower them with praises
The easiest step towards teaching your child confidence is to acknowledge their efforts. Sometimes, parents gloss out on kids’ achievements, deeming them as trivial or unimportant. The truth is, kids are extremely sensitive to how adults react to their actions. When received compliments after performing a certain behavior, kids will consider them as incentives and are more likely to repeat that behavior in the future. In short, praising kids when they have done something appropriately is a necessary move towards building kids’ confidence. It can be when they finish their homework in due time, or when they offer to help you with cleaning the dishes. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-confidence/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1212153672#1_2635686514 | Title: How To Teach Your Child Confidence With 7 Proven Ways
Headings: How To Teach Your Child Confidence – Use These 7 Fool-proof Ways To Start
How To Teach Your Child Confidence – Use These 7 Fool-proof Ways To Start
1. Give kids compliments when they have achieved a good deed, but do not shower them with praises
2. Guide kids through negativity
3. Help kids aspire towards self-reliance
4. Give kids a chance to lead
5. Ask for kids’ opinions when it comes to relevant issues
6. Make sure kids always receive unconditional love from their families
7. Do not compare kids to other people
Conclusion
Content: Sometimes, parents gloss out on kids’ achievements, deeming them as trivial or unimportant. The truth is, kids are extremely sensitive to how adults react to their actions. When received compliments after performing a certain behavior, kids will consider them as incentives and are more likely to repeat that behavior in the future. In short, praising kids when they have done something appropriately is a necessary move towards building kids’ confidence. It can be when they finish their homework in due time, or when they offer to help you with cleaning the dishes. However, giving encouragement does not mean you have to flatter your kids all the time, no matter what they do. For example, telling a child he or she is great at football right after they lose to an opponent team is uncandid. Instead, you can find a more realistic approach, such as commenting on how hard they have tried during the match, or how much they have improved since the last game. 2. Guide kids through negativity
Avoiding groundless negativity and looking on the bright side is crucial to building a child’s self-esteem. | https://www.myparentingjournal.com/how-to-teach-your-child-confidence/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1224019018#1_2664323778 | Title: Vitamin B Complex | What Is It? Benefits? Deficiency Symptoms? | MYPROTEIN™
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The group of vitamins known as the vitamin B complex plays many roles in keeping us healthy and active. You may hear about B vitamins being included in supplements that promise higher energy, and that is because many B vitamin functions relate to food metabolism. Optimal levels of B vitamins can help our body to best absorb and use nutrients from food, which can impact workout performance. This article will help you learn the benefits of the B vitamin complex, as well as food sources and potential signs of deficiencies, when supplements can be especially helpful. In this article, you’ll find: What is the vitamin B complex? B complex deficiency symptoms
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What is the Vitamin B Complex? Vitamin B complex is the term for a group of B vitamins that our body needs for optimal health. | https://www.myprotein.com/thezone/nutrition/vitamin-b-complex-what-is-it-benefits-deficiency-symptoms/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1224019018#2_2664325901 | Title: Vitamin B Complex | What Is It? Benefits? Deficiency Symptoms? | MYPROTEIN™
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Vitamin B Complex | What Is It? Benefits? Deficiency Symptoms?
Claire Muszalski
In this article, you’ll find:
What is the vitamin B complex?
B complex deficiency symptoms
Who should take it?
B complex benefits
B complex dosage
What is the Vitamin B Complex?
Vitamin B Complex Deficiency Symptoms
Who Should Take Vitamin B Complex?
Vitamin B Complex Benefits
Vitamin B Complex Dosage & Side Effects
Take Home Message
FAQ
What are the symptoms of Vitamin B Complex deficiency?
What is the Vitamin B Complex?
What are the benefits of Vitamin B Complex?
Claire Muszalski
Content: In this article, you’ll find: What is the vitamin B complex? B complex deficiency symptoms
Who should take it? B complex benefits
B complex dosage
What is the Vitamin B Complex? Vitamin B complex is the term for a group of B vitamins that our body needs for optimal health. Because they are water soluble (dissolve in water) instead of fat soluble, they are not stored in our bodies and need to be obtained daily from our diet or supplements, although in small amounts. 1 B vitamins impact appetite, vision, skin, nerves, and red blood cell formation. 1 The vitamin B complex includes: B1 (Thiamin) — essential for the growth, development, and function of our body’s cells 2
B2 (Riboflavin) — plays a key role in harnessing the food we eat for energy and for cellular growth and function 3
B3 (Niacin) — plays a role in converting foods to energy, as well as helping digestion, skin, and nerve cell function 4
B5 (Pantothenic Acid) — helping convert our food to energy; crucial for making and breaking down fats 5
B6 (Pyridoxine) — used for many metabolic functions, immunity, and plays a role in brain development 6
B7 (Biotin) — plays a role in the metabolism of all three macronutrients (protein, carbohydrates, and fat) 7
B9 (Folate) — crucial for cell division and DNA formation, making it especially important in the diets of pregnant women 8
B12 (Cobalamin) — similar in function to other B vitamins (red blood cell development, neurological function, DNA formation) but is only found naturally in animal-based sources 9
Some B complex vitamin supplements also contain vitamin C, since it is also water soluble. | https://www.myprotein.com/thezone/nutrition/vitamin-b-complex-what-is-it-benefits-deficiency-symptoms/ |
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Secondary Stress and the Professional Helper
Don R. Catherall
For more than a decade, the field of traumatology has recognized that those who interact with trauma survivors are themselves exposed to a form of traumatic stress. Whereas the trauma survivor is exposed to a primary trauma and the accompanying traumatic stress, the helper is exposed to the trauma survivor and an accompanying secondary traumatic stress. This distinction between primary and secondary exposure is blurred somewhat by the evolution of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual’s definition of PTSD. DSM-IV now defines the stressor event to include learning of a trauma occurring to a loved one. Parents who are traumatized when they learn of their child’s trauma are classified as having PTSD. In the past, many theorists might have classified the parents as having secondary exposure because they were not directly exposed to the traumatic event. However, in the language of DSM-IV, the traumatic event is the discovery that a loved one has been in a trauma. This still differs from the experience of interacting with that trauma survivor. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1224854438#1_2666580612 | Title: General - Secondary PTSD - An Overview | My PTSD Forum
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Content: DSM-IV now defines the stressor event to include learning of a trauma occurring to a loved one. Parents who are traumatized when they learn of their child’s trauma are classified as having PTSD. In the past, many theorists might have classified the parents as having secondary exposure because they were not directly exposed to the traumatic event. However, in the language of DSM-IV, the traumatic event is the discovery that a loved one has been in a trauma. This still differs from the experience of interacting with that trauma survivor. It is within the domain of interacting with someone affected by trauma that the concept of secondary stress remains applicable. Since parents may both learn of a trauma to a loved one and subsequently interact with the survivor, they are subject to both direct and secondary exposure. The professional helper, on the other hand, is usually not involved with the survivor until after the trauma has occurred. Thus, the professional helper’s experience is generally confined to secondary exposure. The exception is in the case of disasters, where helpers may be on the scene either while the disaster is still in progress or while victims are still being rescued. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1224854438#2_2666582528 | Title: General - Secondary PTSD - An Overview | My PTSD Forum
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Content: It is within the domain of interacting with someone affected by trauma that the concept of secondary stress remains applicable. Since parents may both learn of a trauma to a loved one and subsequently interact with the survivor, they are subject to both direct and secondary exposure. The professional helper, on the other hand, is usually not involved with the survivor until after the trauma has occurred. Thus, the professional helper’s experience is generally confined to secondary exposure. The exception is in the case of disasters, where helpers may be on the scene either while the disaster is still in progress or while victims are still being rescued. Secondary Exposure
The literature on secondary exposure has largely focused on the development of trauma symptoms. Several terms have been advanced to describe apparent cases of PTSD that do not qualify for the official PTSD diagnosis because the exposure was secondary rather than direct. Instead, the individual has been said to have a different disorder, usually called Secondary Traumatic Stress Disorder (STSD), vicarious traumatization, compassion fatigue or empathic strain. Regardless of which term is used, there is evidence indicating that these cases do exist and have occurred among professional helpers. Although it is not yet clear how often secondary exposure leads to the development of trauma symptoms, it is probably safe to say that it is fairly infrequent that secondary exposure produces the complete PTSD syndrome. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: Secondary Exposure
The literature on secondary exposure has largely focused on the development of trauma symptoms. Several terms have been advanced to describe apparent cases of PTSD that do not qualify for the official PTSD diagnosis because the exposure was secondary rather than direct. Instead, the individual has been said to have a different disorder, usually called Secondary Traumatic Stress Disorder (STSD), vicarious traumatization, compassion fatigue or empathic strain. Regardless of which term is used, there is evidence indicating that these cases do exist and have occurred among professional helpers. Although it is not yet clear how often secondary exposure leads to the development of trauma symptoms, it is probably safe to say that it is fairly infrequent that secondary exposure produces the complete PTSD syndrome. But does this mean that it is safe to say that professional helpers are only infrequently affected by their secondary exposure to trauma survivors? I believe the answer is no. The development of dramatic PTSD symptoms is only one of the ways in which professional helpers are affected by their exposure to secondary traumatic stress
The ways in which professional helpers are affected may not be as obvious only because we don't think of them as symptoms. For example, can you imagine a professional helper coming home from performing a critical incident debriefing and going right to bed? It's highly unlikely. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1224854438#4_2666586888 | Title: General - Secondary PTSD - An Overview | My PTSD Forum
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Content: But does this mean that it is safe to say that professional helpers are only infrequently affected by their secondary exposure to trauma survivors? I believe the answer is no. The development of dramatic PTSD symptoms is only one of the ways in which professional helpers are affected by their exposure to secondary traumatic stress
The ways in which professional helpers are affected may not be as obvious only because we don't think of them as symptoms. For example, can you imagine a professional helper coming home from performing a critical incident debriefing and going right to bed? It's highly unlikely. Why? Because we typically need to "unwind" after such experiences. We each tend to develop our own means of settling down when we get home--whether it be by reading a book, watching TV or cleaning the kitchen--because we are all dealing with the same issue; i.e., our arousal level is heightened. It is obviously so when we have been on the scene of a disaster. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: Why? Because we typically need to "unwind" after such experiences. We each tend to develop our own means of settling down when we get home--whether it be by reading a book, watching TV or cleaning the kitchen--because we are all dealing with the same issue; i.e., our arousal level is heightened. It is obviously so when we have been on the scene of a disaster. It may be less obvious when we have "only" been counseling the victims of the disaster, particularly when the disaster is long past. But if we have been maintaining a good connection with people who themselves are aroused (because they're still dealing with primary traumatic stress), then it's likely that we too have entered a state of heightened arousal. Sometimes the only difference is that we are able to unwind and go to sleep, while the trauma victim can often only do so by exhausting himself or resorting to chemical aids. The Knowledge of What Can Happen
Another way in which we can recognize the impact of secondary exposure is in our world view. Just as the trauma survivor becomes aware of dangers that he previously ignored or denied, those who listen to his story come to see the world differently as well. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: If we’re unable to regain our sense of perspective, then the next step is avoidance and our life becomes organized around what might happen, rather than what is happening. This is the point where secondary exposure produces secondary traumatization. It is not so easy to maintain our sense of perspective when our interactions with others are skewed by exposure to the traumatized among us. Only a tiny percentage of citizens are completely untrustworthy; most people deserve the benefit of the doubt. But in large urban areas, some police officers and constables are exposed to that tiny percentage on a daily basis. These men and women are at increased risk of losing their sense of perspective and becoming more suspicious of all citizens. We know that the same process can occur in working with trauma survivors. Just as with primary traumatic stress, the risk of losing our sense of perspective increases with greater exposure to secondary stressors. But, just as with survivors of primary trauma, the effects of secondary exposure are moderated by an environment populated by supportive listeners. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: But in large urban areas, some police officers and constables are exposed to that tiny percentage on a daily basis. These men and women are at increased risk of losing their sense of perspective and becoming more suspicious of all citizens. We know that the same process can occur in working with trauma survivors. Just as with primary traumatic stress, the risk of losing our sense of perspective increases with greater exposure to secondary stressors. But, just as with survivors of primary trauma, the effects of secondary exposure are moderated by an environment populated by supportive listeners. We may not be able to prevent the changes in our world view, but we can help each other keep it in perspective. The Emotional Impact of Trauma Work
A third way in which professional helpers can be affected is emotionally. This is the dimension most people think of when they hear terms like "compassion fatigue." But being affected emotionally is not restricted to extremes like depression. Working with traumatized people can be emotionally draining, especially if the client's trauma reverberates with our own experience. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: We may not be able to prevent the changes in our world view, but we can help each other keep it in perspective. The Emotional Impact of Trauma Work
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Content: Most professional helpers recognize a need to limit the numbers of traumatized clients they see because they can become emotionally exhausted by the work. Ironically, working with trauma clients can cause us to feel emotionally drained even as we experience a heightened level of physiological arousal. Then, just as with trauma survivors themselves, we helpers can reach a state in which we're exhausted yet can't slow down our physiology. At such times, we're more vulnerable to the distressing thoughts and perceptions that can come from working with people whose sense of living in a safe and predictable world has been shattered. Thus, secondary exposure can lead to an extreme reaction, such as the development of the full PTSD syndrome, or it can lead to a less clearly symptomatic--yet perhaps chronic--condition in which our work seems to take over our life. In many respects, this is similar to the old concept of burnout (which some people consider to be an element of compassion fatigue). Burnout is not confined to professional helpers but it takes on a special quality when it is combined with exposure to secondary traumatic stress. Many jobs involve stress. Many jobs cause workers to maintain a high level of physiological arousal, with an accompanying need to unwind afterwards. Many jobs are emotionally draining, although the most emotionally draining tend to be those jobs that require us to deal with others' emotions. | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Content: In many respects, this is similar to the old concept of burnout (which some people consider to be an element of compassion fatigue). Burnout is not confined to professional helpers but it takes on a special quality when it is combined with exposure to secondary traumatic stress. Many jobs involve stress. Many jobs cause workers to maintain a high level of physiological arousal, with an accompanying need to unwind afterwards. Many jobs are emotionally draining, although the most emotionally draining tend to be those jobs that require us to deal with others' emotions. And there are other jobs that challenge our world view and our fundamental assumptions about our personal safety. But there are few jobs that combine all of these. All professional helpers bear a vulnerability to living out the traumatic experienc | https://www.myptsd.com/c/threads/secondary-ptsd-an-overview.13742/ |
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Add oil to a large cast-iron skillet over medium-high, and heat to 350°F. Carefully place potatoes, in batches, in hot oil and cook until golden and crispy, about 5 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate lined with paper towels. Repeat with remaining potatoes. Drizzle with remaining 2 tablespoons vinegar; | https://www.myrecipes.com/extracrispy/salt-and-vinegar-home-fries |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1228122062#1_2674316624 | Title: What's in Heinz Ketchup? | MyRecipes
Headings: What’s Really in Heinz Ketchup?
What’s Really in Heinz Ketchup?
Tomatoes + ambiguity = perfection
Content: A necessary accompaniment to scrambled eggs and hash browns, there’s nothing like it. But what exactly is in ketchup, and why do we always think of Heinz’s version first? We all know ketchup as a tomato-based product, but it’s certainly not tomato sauce or tomato paste. The tangy-sweet sauce contains vinegar, onions, garlic, some kind of sweetener, and seasonings like mustard powder, cumin, allspice and cinnamon. However, if you were to make a batch at home with those ingredients, your ketchup still probably wouldn’t taste like the stuff you get at the diner. So, what else is going on inside every bottle of Heinz? Although ketchup was first used as a general table sauce (it was called “catsup” then), and was made with vegetables other than tomatoes, what we think of as ketchup today is actually the result of a debate over a potentially dangerous preservative. Sodium benzoate, a chemically engineered sodium salt, was used in many packaged foods during the early 20th century. Harvey W. Wiley, the first commissioner of the United States Food and Drug Administration, was against using the preservative, citing scores of health complications it could cause. Along with other entrepreneurs, Henry J. Heinz set out to create a ketchup that didn’t need to be preserved with sodium benzoate. | https://www.myrecipes.com/extracrispy/what-is-in-heinz-ketchup |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1228122062#2_2674318316 | Title: What's in Heinz Ketchup? | MyRecipes
Headings: What’s Really in Heinz Ketchup?
What’s Really in Heinz Ketchup?
Tomatoes + ambiguity = perfection
Content: So, what else is going on inside every bottle of Heinz? Although ketchup was first used as a general table sauce (it was called “catsup” then), and was made with vegetables other than tomatoes, what we think of as ketchup today is actually the result of a debate over a potentially dangerous preservative. Sodium benzoate, a chemically engineered sodium salt, was used in many packaged foods during the early 20th century. Harvey W. Wiley, the first commissioner of the United States Food and Drug Administration, was against using the preservative, citing scores of health complications it could cause. Along with other entrepreneurs, Henry J. Heinz set out to create a ketchup that didn’t need to be preserved with sodium benzoate. We’ve all eaten what he came up with. So what’s lurking behind that classic black and white label? A bottle of classic Heinz ketchup contains tomato concentrate “from red ripe tomatoes,” distilled vinegar, high fructose corn syrup, corn syrup, salt, onion powder, spice, natural flavor. Considering that this ingredient list is made up of fairly common items, the reason Heinz ketchup tastes so good has to do with the exact ratios of each ingredient. Even Simply Heinz, the company’s corn syrup-free ketchup, tastes pretty similar to the classic. | https://www.myrecipes.com/extracrispy/what-is-in-heinz-ketchup |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1230494781#4_2680313037 | Title: How to Cook Tri-Tip Beef | MyRecipes
Headings: How to Cook Tri-Tip
How to Cook Tri-Tip
Tri-tip beef is low on cost, but big on flavor.
Marinating
Roasting
Grilling
Pan Frying
Carving
Content: First, you’ll want to make sure you have the right equipment, including a large, 2-3 inch deep roasting pan fitted with a roasting rack. You can also opt to place an oven rack into a standard 13x9-inch baking pan in a pinch. After removing your meat from the marinade, scrape off the excess oil while preheating the oven to 425 degrees. This higher temperature will allow the outside to brown and caramelize while keeping the inside moist and pink. Add your meat to the roasting rack, and cook uncovered for 30-40 minutes per 2-pound roast, until the internal temperature has reached 125 degrees for medium rare. Remove the roast and tent with foil, resting for 10 minutes and allowing the temperature to continue to rise to 135 degrees before slicing. For another roasting option, you can opt for a pan roast—combining the browning powers of a pan with a lower roasting temperature. Begin by browning one side of your tri-tip in an ovenproof cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat for 3 to 4 minutes. Then, flip the meat and add the pan to a 350-degree oven for about 20 minutes, until it’s reached the proper internal temperature. After roasting, get creative with your sauces and toppings with a recipe like this Garlic-Rubbed Tri-Tip with Mint Caper Salsa. | https://www.myrecipes.com/ingredients/beef-recipes/how-to-cook-tri-tip-steak |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1230727279#3_2680863890 | Title: Pork Tenderloin Cooking Time | MyRecipes
Headings: How Long to Cook Pork Tenderloin
How Long to Cook Pork Tenderloin
No matter how you're cooking it, we've got you covered.
Roasting
Broiling and Grilling
Stovetop
Braising
Slow Cooking
Content: At 145 degrees, your tenderloin will likely have a small amount of pink in the center, which is completely safe to consume. Use an internal meat thermometer stuck into the thickest part of the tenderloin to guarantee your pork is cooked fully through, and allow your cooked meat to rest between 3-5 minutes before slicing and serving, regardless of the cooking method you choose. Whether you’re roasting, braising, or grilling, these time guidelines will help to guarantee a perfectly cooked pork tenderloin every time. Roasting
When roasting pork tenderloin, the oven should be set to a high temperature—between 425-450 degrees—and the pork should be placed in a shallow, uncovered pan. This high heat will guarantee a flavorful, caramelized surface and a fully cooked interior. Depending on the size of your tenderloin, roast the pork for 20-27 minutes. A ½ pound tenderloin should be cooked closer to 20 minutes, while a 1½ pound tenderloin should be cooked for the full 27 minutes. Broiling and Grilling
Both of these high, direct heat methods are great options for preparing BBQ or marinated pork. Whether broiling (with the pork 4 inches from the heat) or grilling over direct, medium heat, cook the tenderloin for 20 minutes total for a ½ pound to 1½ pound tenderloin, flipping once halfway through. Stovetop
When it comes to cooking tenderloin in a skillet on the stovetop, it’s best to stick to tenderloin medallions— ¼ to ½ inch thick slices of tenderloin—as it will be difficult to cook a full tenderloin all the way through with the heat from the skillet alone. | https://www.myrecipes.com/ingredients/pork-recipes/pork-tenderloin-cooking-time |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1234515638#10_2688754925 | Title: Do You Know Your Personal Values?
Headings: Do You Know Your Personal Values?
Do You Know Your Personal Values?
What are Personal Values?
Why is it Good to Know Your Personal Values?
A List of Core Values
Create Your Value Hierarchy
Here are my top 10 personal values:
Are Values Fixed or Can I Change Them?
Content: They can change. Personal values usually change when something big happens, or when you are consciously re-evaluating your life and make a decision, based on your experiences, to change your value hierarchy. As an example I valued diversity a lot in my first business. Later I learned by experience all the drawbacks of doing a lot at a time and now I value simplicity more. So what when you are dissatisfied with a value you have and what to change it? For instance you may have the top value of stability and you want to become a bit more flexible in your life. ( could be the other way around as well…) Changing this would work if you create experiences and enjoy them that are in alignment with the new value: flexibility in this example. So to integrate a new value into your top-values: Create positive experiences that express this value in your life
Decrease experiences that are aligned with the opposite value in your life
Also working on your beliefs will make it easier to adapt to new values. | https://www.myrkothum.com/personal-values/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1262561461#0_2749386992 | Title: How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants? | MyTutor
Headings: How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants?
How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants?
Content: How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants? | MyTutor
Answers > Biology > GCSE > Article
How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants? Firstly it's important to distinguish that photosynthesis and transpiration are two different processes. Photosynthesis is the process used by plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into gucose and oxygen, using absorbed sunlight. Transpiration is the process whereby water reaching the leaves can be lost by evaporation through the stomata, pulling water up the plant through the xylem vessels. The rate of photosynthesis can be limited by the factors: temperature, carbon dioxide concentration and light intensity (draw graphs of each factor vs rate of photosynthesis). Temperature increases the rate up to a point and then quickly drops off. This is because the reaction has more kinetic energy up to a certain point, but at around 45 degrees celcius, the enzymes controlling photosynthesis start to be destroyed and cannot function. Light intensity and CO2 concentration increase both cause the rate of photosynthesis to increase while they are the limiting factor, but then plateau once another factor becomes the limiting factor. | https://www.mytutor.co.uk/answers/12015/GCSE/Biology/How-do-different-factors-affect-the-rate-of-photosynthesis-and-transpiration-in-plants/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1262561461#1_2749388814 | Title: How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants? | MyTutor
Headings: How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants?
How do different factors affect the rate of photosynthesis and transpiration in plants?
Content: The rate of photosynthesis can be limited by the factors: temperature, carbon dioxide concentration and light intensity (draw graphs of each factor vs rate of photosynthesis). Temperature increases the rate up to a point and then quickly drops off. This is because the reaction has more kinetic energy up to a certain point, but at around 45 degrees celcius, the enzymes controlling photosynthesis start to be destroyed and cannot function. Light intensity and CO2 concentration increase both cause the rate of photosynthesis to increase while they are the limiting factor, but then plateau once another factor becomes the limiting factor. The rate of transpiration can be affected by: light intensity, air movement, temperature and humidity. Increased light intensity will increase the rate of photosynthesis so more water is drawn into the leaves where photosynthesis primarily takes place and therefore the rate of transpiration is greater. Air movement and humidity are linked. On a windy day, increased air movement is likely to remove the water vapour molecules that have just passed out of the plant through the stomata. | https://www.mytutor.co.uk/answers/12015/GCSE/Biology/How-do-different-factors-affect-the-rate-of-photosynthesis-and-transpiration-in-plants/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1269559747#4_2765764299 | Title: Top 100 1990s Songs for Weddings | My Wedding Songs
Headings: Top 100 1990s Wedding Songs
Top 100 1990s Wedding Songs
Best Songs Of the 1990s
Top 5 1990s Songs
1990’s — The Decade After the Yuppies
1990’s Music Genres
What 1990’s Songs Are Good For My Wedding?
Content: Top 5 1990s Songs
Friends In Low Places – Garth Brooks
All My Life – K-Ci & JoJo
I Want It That Way – Backstreet Boys
I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing – Aerosmith
This Is How We Do It – Montell Jordan
1990’s — The Decade After the Yuppies
In the 1990s, we once again found ourselves at war with what we later called Operation Desert Storm. We also had “war” in our own backyard with the LA Riots after the Rodney King verdict, World Trade Center bombing, Oklahoma City bombing, and the cult compound raid by the FBI in Waco. Millions also watched intently and chose sides on the O.J. Simpson murder trial. The Nineties were full of highs and lows. The highs included the rise of Tiger Woods in golf and the movie “Titanic” became the highest-selling ever. The lows included the loss of Princess Diana, the killing spree at Columbine High School, and the fear of the Y2K bug. And, don’t forget — one of the biggest technological releases took place in the early 1990s that transformed the world – the Internet. Similar Song Lists
1990s love songs
2000s wedding songs
2000s love songs
1990’s Music Genres
The early 1990s gave us the carryover of hairband rockers like Guns ‘N’ Roses and Metallica. But, we also saw a new form of rock and roll emerge called grunge. Grunge rock, also known as alternative rock, was fathered by bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Green Day. | https://www.myweddingsongs.com/wedding-song-lists/best-1990s-music/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1269559747#5_2765766260 | Title: Top 100 1990s Songs for Weddings | My Wedding Songs
Headings: Top 100 1990s Wedding Songs
Top 100 1990s Wedding Songs
Best Songs Of the 1990s
Top 5 1990s Songs
1990’s — The Decade After the Yuppies
1990’s Music Genres
What 1990’s Songs Are Good For My Wedding?
Content: The lows included the loss of Princess Diana, the killing spree at Columbine High School, and the fear of the Y2K bug. And, don’t forget — one of the biggest technological releases took place in the early 1990s that transformed the world – the Internet. Similar Song Lists
1990s love songs
2000s wedding songs
2000s love songs
1990’s Music Genres
The early 1990s gave us the carryover of hairband rockers like Guns ‘N’ Roses and Metallica. But, we also saw a new form of rock and roll emerge called grunge. Grunge rock, also known as alternative rock, was fathered by bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Green Day. As an outlet for all they saw wrong with the world, mosh pits with body-slamming often occurred during grunge concerts. Swinging to the other side of the pendulum, bubblegum pop headed the charts with artists such as Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and boy bands Backstreet Boys and N’Sync. Techno music, also known as house music or dance music, was a great dance floor filler. Techno chart-toppers of the 1990s included C+C Music Factory and Technotronic. Hip Hop and Rap music were high on the charts with artists such as MC Hammer and Tone-Loc. | https://www.myweddingsongs.com/wedding-song-lists/best-1990s-music/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1278256810#4_2783754676 | Title: Parenting Children or Youth Who Are Sexually Reactive
Headings: Parenting Children or Youth Who Are Sexually Reactive
Parenting Children or Youth Who Are Sexually Reactive
Definitions
What Is Normal Sexual Behavior?
With Children
With Adolescents
So, What Do We As Parents Do?
Get Comfortable with Sex
Build Opportunities for Your Child’s Development
Respond to Challenging Behaviors
Ensure Safety
Seek a Therapist When Needed
Build Relationship with Your Child
Take Care of Yourself
Content: Sexually abusive means using sexual behaviors to control, threaten, harass, exploit, intimidate, etc. Research has shown that a child who has suffered extreme neglect can begin acting in sexually reactive ways, seeking self-stimulation to relieve stress. Early exposure to sexual trauma or incomprehensible sexual stimuli may contribute to hyper-sexuality or sexual behavior problems. But it’s important to keep in mind that every child who has been sexually abused does not act out in sexually aggressive ways. And it’s important to know that every child who has sexually reactive behavior does not go on to more dangerous behaviors. With consistent, calm correction and loving support—including educating about boundaries and sharing accurate information about sex—most children learn healthy ways to have their needs met. As professionals and family members, it is critical that we do not label children with sexual behavior problems as perpetrators. What Is Normal Sexual Behavior? With Children
We have to remember that everyone is a sexual being, to some extent. For children, normal sexual behavior includes: | https://www.nacac.org/resource/parenting-children-or-youth-who-are-sexually-reactive/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1287271169#2_2799740318 | Title: 2014 Chevrolet Suburban Values- NADAguides
Headings: 2014 Chevrolet Suburban Values
2014 Chevrolet Suburban Values
Select a 2014 Chevrolet Suburban trim level
/Cars/Chevrolet
2014 model year changes
Competitive comparison
Special features for 2014
Suburban
Popular on NADAguides
Content: Both V8 engines provide strong performance, while the Tahoe and Suburban handle much better--even around town--than their mammoth exterior might suggest. In addition, the Tahoe Hybrid remains one of the most efficient full-size SUVs yet is fully capable of heavy loads and tow duty. . . . more
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Suburban
Utility C1500 Fleet 2WD V8
Utility C1500 LS 2WD V8
Utility C1500 LT 2WD V8
Utility C1500 LTZ 2WD V8
Utility K1500 Fleet 4WD V8
Utility K1500 LS 4WD V8
Utility K1500 LT 4WD V8
Utility K1500 LTZ 4WD V8
Relatively unchanged for 2014, the Chevrolet Suburban is a full-size crossover SUV with seating for 8 and a maximum towing capacity of 8,100 lbs. Under the hood drivers will find a 5.3-liter V8 FlexFuel engine that produces 320 hp and 335 lb-ft of torque. RWD, or optional 4WD, is paired to a 6-speed automatic transmission enabling the Suburban to achieve an EPA estimated 15 mpg city and 21 mpg highway. Features include leather seats, rear seat entertainment system, tri-zone automatic climate control, sunroof, navigation system, hands-free phone capabilities, and rear vision camera. Safety is comprised of advanced airbags, StabiliTrak, Electronic Stability Control System (ESC), traction control system (TCS), electronic brake force distribution (EBD), and anti-lock braking system (ABS). The Suburban is backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty. . . . | https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2014/Chevrolet/Suburban |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1288438127#8_2801556490 | Title: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs | Shopping Guides | NADAguides
Headings: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
Air Quality
Electric Cars Cost Less to Maintain
The Costs of Operating an Electric Vehicle
Safety Considerations
Government Incentives
Wrapping It Up
Content: You won’t have to pay anything at a pump like you would to fill the tank of a traditional car. However, anytime you charge the battery for your electric vehicle at home, the electricity you use will go onto your monthly home electricity bill. The good news here is that electricity costs are going down. With current progressions in policies towards electric vehicles and technological improvements, the prices for renewable energy continue to decrease. Safety Considerations
Some of the more obvious but notable benefits of how electric cars help the environment include: ● Decreased pollution
● Environmentally friendly manufacturing materials
● Sustainable energy
However, did you know that driving an electric vehicle could also be a safer choice? Electric cars contain some unique safety components that could actually reduce road hazards for motorists. Electric cars feature a reduction in their center of gravity which makes them far less likely to roll over if you get into a collision. Electric vehicles also reduce the risk of combustive explosions or fires because of the way manufacturers construct them. These vehicles don’t just have fewer moving parts — they are more durable to protect you and any passengers you are transporting if you get into a roadway accident. | https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/Shopping-Guides/how-electric-cars-help-the-environment |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1288438127#9_2801558442 | Title: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs | Shopping Guides | NADAguides
Headings: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
Air Quality
Electric Cars Cost Less to Maintain
The Costs of Operating an Electric Vehicle
Safety Considerations
Government Incentives
Wrapping It Up
Content: ● Decreased pollution
● Environmentally friendly manufacturing materials
● Sustainable energy
However, did you know that driving an electric vehicle could also be a safer choice? Electric cars contain some unique safety components that could actually reduce road hazards for motorists. Electric cars feature a reduction in their center of gravity which makes them far less likely to roll over if you get into a collision. Electric vehicles also reduce the risk of combustive explosions or fires because of the way manufacturers construct them. These vehicles don’t just have fewer moving parts — they are more durable to protect you and any passengers you are transporting if you get into a roadway accident. Government Incentives
Did you know that there are both federal and state incentives electric vehicle owners can take advantage of for increased savings? There is an abundance of government incentives available designed to reward electric vehicle owners for their environmentally friendly choice and help offset the potentially steeper costs of investing in these types of cars. As you’ve seen from the previous example noted above, charging your electric vehicle’s battery can be significantly cheaper than filling a regular tank of gas would be. However, purchasing an electric vehicle outright can be more expensive at the outset. The good news is, the incentives and rebates available to electric vehicle owners are always updated and changed, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for what the government is offering near you to take full advantage right away. | https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/Shopping-Guides/how-electric-cars-help-the-environment |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1288438127#10_2801560697 | Title: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs | Shopping Guides | NADAguides
Headings: How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
How Electric Cars Help the Environment: The Incredible Benefits of EVs
Air Quality
Electric Cars Cost Less to Maintain
The Costs of Operating an Electric Vehicle
Safety Considerations
Government Incentives
Wrapping It Up
Content: Government Incentives
Did you know that there are both federal and state incentives electric vehicle owners can take advantage of for increased savings? There is an abundance of government incentives available designed to reward electric vehicle owners for their environmentally friendly choice and help offset the potentially steeper costs of investing in these types of cars. As you’ve seen from the previous example noted above, charging your electric vehicle’s battery can be significantly cheaper than filling a regular tank of gas would be. However, purchasing an electric vehicle outright can be more expensive at the outset. The good news is, the incentives and rebates available to electric vehicle owners are always updated and changed, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for what the government is offering near you to take full advantage right away. When you’re on the hunt for an electric vehicle, whether you’re searching for new car prices, auto insurance deals, or used car values, a car finder can make your search just that much easier. From bargains to specs to cost comparisons and more, make finding your next vehicle faster and more efficient than ever before. Wrapping It Up
No matter what kind of vehicle you end up selecting, there are always going to be costs and maintenance considerations as part of car ownership. While your initial investment might be higher with an electric vehicle, the potential long-term savings due to the lack of moving parts and efficient battery power is something to consider. By understanding what components will cost you the most as an electric vehicle owner and how electric cars help the environment from better air quality to enhanced road safety, you are one step closer to making the right decision to protect you and your loved ones when you hit rubber to the road. | https://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/Shopping-Guides/how-electric-cars-help-the-environment |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1296387350#1_2815340731 | Title:
Headings: Code of Ethical Conduct
Code
of
Ethical
Conduct
Supplement
for
Early
Childhood
Program
Administrators
Adopted
July
2006,
Reaffirmed
and
Updated
May
2011
Position
Statement
Supplement
of
the
National
Association
for
the
Education
of
Young
Children
Purpose
of
the
Supplement
Core
values
Conceptual
framework
Ideals
and
principles
Definitions
Administrator
Personnel
1.
Ethical
responsibilities
to
children
Ideals
Principles
2.
Ethical
responsibilities
to
families
Ideals
Principles
3.
Ethical
responsibilities
to
personnel
Ideals
Principles
4.
Ethical
responsibilities
to
sponsoring
agencies
and
governing
bodies
Ideals
Principles
5.
Ethical
responsibilities
to
community,
society,
and
the
field
of
early
childhood
education
Ideals
Principles
2006
NAEYC
Code
of
Ethical
Conduct
Supplement
for
Program
Administrators
Content: demonstrate
empathy
for
the
families
and
children
they
serve; and
communicate
re-
spect
for
the
skills,
knowledge,
and
expertise
of
teaching
staff,
other
personnel,
and
families. Administrators
ac-
cept
primary
responsibility
for
executing
the
program’s
mission
as
well
as
developing
and
carrying
out
program
policies
and
procedures
that
support
that
mission. They
also
make
a
commitment
to
continue
their
own
profes-
sional
development
and
the
continuing
education
of
the
personnel
in
the
program
they
lead. Administrators
also
may
be
advocates
for
all
children
being
able
to
gain
access
to
quality
programming. Some
of
the
challenges
faced
by
administrators
involve
balancing
their
obliga-
tions
to
support
and
nurture
children
with
their
respon-
Adopted
by
the
National
Association
for
Family
Child
Care
sibility
to
address
the
needs
and
safeguard
the
rights
of
families
and
personnel
and
respond
to
the
requirements
of
their
boards
and
sponsoring
agencies. Purpose
of
the
Supplement
Like
those
in
the
field
who
work
directly
with
young
chil-
dren,
program
administrators
are
regularly
called
upon
to
make
decisions
of
a
moral
and
ethical
nature. The
NAEYC
Code
of
Ethical
Conduct
(revised
2005,
reaffirmed
and
updated
2011)
is
a
foundational
document
that
maps
the
ethical
dimensions
of
early
childhood
educators’
work
in
early
care
and
education
programs. Program
ad-
ministrators
share
the
ethical
obligations
assumed
by
all
early
childhood
educators—obligations
that
are
reflected
in
the
core
values,
ideals,
and
principles
set
forth
in
the
Code. Administrators
embrace
the
central
commitment
of
the
early
care
and
education
field—and
the
Code—to
ensure
the
well-being
and
support
the
healthy
develop-
ment
of
young
children. | https://www.naeyc.org/sites/default/files/globally-shared/downloads/PDFs/resources/position-statements/Supplement%20PS2011.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1299797905#0_2821662618 | Title: National Awards Day - 2020 Winners - NAIA
Headings: National Awards Day - 2020 Winners
National Awards Day - 2020 Winners
22 Honored at NAIA National Awards Day
Athletics Director of the Year: Jason Horn, Xavier University of Louisiana
2019-20 NAIA Hall of Fame Inductees
Tim Bishop, Black Hills State University, Cross Country/Track & Field – Athlete
Brian Charles DeRoo, University of Redlands, Football/Track & Field – Athlete
Hillary Holt, The College of Idaho, Cross Country/Track & Field – Athlete
Scott Morgan, Dakota Wesleyan University, Men’s Basketball – Athlete
Bruce Polen, William Penn University, Football – Athlete
Jeff Bain, Martin Methodist University – Meritorious Service
John Reynders, Morningside College – Meritorious Service
Williams Baptist University, Men's Wrestling
Warner Pacific University, Women's Basketball
Content: National Awards Day - 2020 Winners - NAIA
National Awards Day - 2020 Winners
Sep 15, 2020
22 Honored at NAIA National Awards Day
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced 22 honorees with the association’s highest individual honors as part of its annual NAIA National Awards Day on September 15, 2020. Achievements of NAIA student-athletes, administrators and coaches were recognized, as well as the introduction of seven outstanding student-athletes and administrators who will be inducted into the 2019-20 NAIA Hall of Fame Class. 2019-20 NAIA National Award Winners: A. O. Duer Scholarship Award: Phoebe LaCroix, Cornerstone University; Josh McKnight, Valley City State University
Named in honor of the NAIA’s former executive secretary for his service of 26 years to the association, this scholarship recognizes academics, character and citizenship by junior student-athletes in any sport. Presented by Daktronics, the A.O. Duer Scholarship has been awarded to one male and one female junior athlete since 1967. Each student receives a $1,000 scholarship. Phoebe LaCroix, from Zeeland, Michigan, is a senior midfielder for the Cornerstone University women’s soccer team. A captain of her Golden Eagles team, LaCroix is a two-time first-team all-conference selection and two-time reigning team Most Valuable Player. | https://www.naia.org/naia-award/national-honors-2020 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1299797905#1_2821665090 | Title: National Awards Day - 2020 Winners - NAIA
Headings: National Awards Day - 2020 Winners
National Awards Day - 2020 Winners
22 Honored at NAIA National Awards Day
Athletics Director of the Year: Jason Horn, Xavier University of Louisiana
2019-20 NAIA Hall of Fame Inductees
Tim Bishop, Black Hills State University, Cross Country/Track & Field – Athlete
Brian Charles DeRoo, University of Redlands, Football/Track & Field – Athlete
Hillary Holt, The College of Idaho, Cross Country/Track & Field – Athlete
Scott Morgan, Dakota Wesleyan University, Men’s Basketball – Athlete
Bruce Polen, William Penn University, Football – Athlete
Jeff Bain, Martin Methodist University – Meritorious Service
John Reynders, Morningside College – Meritorious Service
Williams Baptist University, Men's Wrestling
Warner Pacific University, Women's Basketball
Content: Josh McKnight, Valley City State University
Named in honor of the NAIA’s former executive secretary for his service of 26 years to the association, this scholarship recognizes academics, character and citizenship by junior student-athletes in any sport. Presented by Daktronics, the A.O. Duer Scholarship has been awarded to one male and one female junior athlete since 1967. Each student receives a $1,000 scholarship. Phoebe LaCroix, from Zeeland, Michigan, is a senior midfielder for the Cornerstone University women’s soccer team. A captain of her Golden Eagles team, LaCroix is a two-time first-team all-conference selection and two-time reigning team Most Valuable Player. While excelling on the field, LaCroix has also maintained a 3.90 GPA while pursuing a degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Occupational Therapy. She has been named an Academic All-WHAC recipient, as well as an NAIA Scholar-Athlete and CoSIDA Academic All-American. LaCroix has also been a very active member of the Cornerstone campus community, serving as one of the core leaders on the Student-Athlete Leadership Team (SALT). She has been a driving force in several campus initiatives to bring the student body together. From a young age, LaCroix’s character has been evident when she started helping those less fortunate, and now most recently, in assisting the elderly. | https://www.naia.org/naia-award/national-honors-2020 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1316118787#7_2854443867 | Title: What is Equity? - NAME Learn
Headings:
What is Equity?
Content: Equity -- the foundation for multicultural learning -- would mean ensuring that every student has access to the curriculum, assessment, pedagogy, and challenge he or she needs based on the recognition and response to individual differences and the sociopolitical context of teaching and learning. Multicultural learning in the classroom becomes an interplay between students and teachers, and among students themselves, in order to enable students to access, engage, and attain the desired student outcomes: Positive Academic Identities
Positive Social Identities
Respectful Engagement with Diverse People
Social Justice Consciousness; and
Social Justice Action
Figure 1 also illustrates how each student comes with different prior experiences, cultural resources, capacities, interests, and so forth for engaging opportunities and attaining student outcomes. If everyone has the same or equal opportunities, he or she is not fully tapping into the interplays possible within the classroom community. If students, however, are individually given the educational assets or rights that allow them to successfully tap into these opportunities, all students are better positioned to succeed. By rethinking these engagements through an equity lens, schools can then build student capacities for success and redefine what is fair in education. Equality
Equality assumes that everyone has equal opportunities to learn and everyone learns equally the same way. Equality also assumes that everyone should receive the same treatment and access to resources. Consequently, pursuing equality in education, educators and policymakers may advocate for the even distribution of existing resources to all students with no exceptions or additional considerations. | https://www.nameorg.org/learn/what_is_equity.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_47_1316118787#11_2854452907 | Title: What is Equity? - NAME Learn
Headings:
What is Equity?
Content: It is still the individual’s responsibility to fill the gap between available resources and the resources needed in order to succeed academically. For those without access to the necessary resources, it is difficult to catch up to their more privileged peers. Fairness in education is not accomplished through a mechanically equal distribution of resources and opportunities. Rather, fairness is achieved when the students who inhabit classrooms and schools have access to the resources they need to learn, grow, and thrive. Equity
Educators use the word equity to refer to an educational asset or right that students need in order to be successful in school and beyond. Unfortunately, ideal rights are not honored for all students. As discussed earlier, one-size fits all curriculum perpetuates normative ideologies and othering that marginalizes particular students and groups. Ideal rights are routinely violated for students and groups who do not fit into White middle-class, heterosexual and English speaking models. These violations create a need for an equitable education that benefits all students by providing each learner with the specific type and amount of resources, which serve as access to opportunities, needed to be successful. This is where pedagogy as a multicultural dimension becomes integral in that culturally responsive pedagogy specifically works to dismantle inequitable structures sustained and perpetuated by the current sociopolitical context of teaching and learning. | https://www.nameorg.org/learn/what_is_equity.php |
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