You Are an Administrator in a School System Charged with Designing

question 45

Essay

You are an administrator in a school system charged with designing a new high school curriculum.You are under pressure,for economic reasons,to include only "essential" subjects in the curriculum.
You're aware that most of your colleagues believe that "essential" subjects are limited to math,science,communication arts,and history-but not art.In light of this,you decide to write a letter,in the form of an essay to your colleagues in defense of including art classes and art appreciation in the curriculum,because of art's essential,educational value.
Your essay should include,but is not limited to,the views of Schiller,Schopenhauer and Nietzsche,although you're not limited to these points of view.
If you've had a personal experience of the educational power of art,share that as well.
Be specific about how educational values are linked to aesthetic values-be these Apollonian or Dionysian.
Also be specific about what "arts" and "art appreciation" you would include-formal art,and/or popular art?

Define and distinguish different medical prefixes and their meanings.

Understand the application of prefixes in medical terminology.

Identify the prefix that indicates quantity, size, or degree in medical terms.

Recognize prefixes that denote position, direction, or location in medical terminology.

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Definitions:

Job Evaluation

A systematic process for assessing the relative value of jobs within an organization to establish a fair and equitable pay structure.

Job Description

A formal account of an employee's responsibilities, duties, and the scope of a job, often used in the recruitment and evaluation process.

Job Evaluation

The systematic process of determining a job's relative worth within an organization to inform compensation decisions.

Job Evaluation Process

A systematic approach to determining the relative worth of jobs within an organization to establish fair pay and grading levels.