This article sheds light on the challenges that Black, Indigenous, and students of color in U.S. face dealing with uncertainties prejudice caused by worldwide pandemic. It provides recommendations culturally relevant, responsive, sustaining teaching strategies based cultural competence model (Pedersen, 1994; Sue, 2001; Sue et al., 1992;) curriculum reframing. Teachers around world will find thi...

The private value of lawsuits is based on plaintiffs’ expected recovery at trial compared to their filing costs, whereas the social value consists of the incentives suits create for injurers to invest in accident avoidance. Generally, there is no relationship between these two values: there may be either too many or too few suits from a social perspective. Thus, there is scope for corrective me...

Vol. 34 No. 5 • May 2009 • P&T® 243 (see the April issue of P&T, page 175). Ms. Levine sued and received a settlement from the clinic where the drug was administered. She also named Wyeth as a defendant, claiming that the drug’s label should have more clearly instructed clinicians against using an IV push injection. The label, which the FDA had approved, warned about inadvertent intra-arterial ...

A celebrated result of Connelly, Demaine, and Rote [6] states that any polygon in the plane can be “convexified.” That is, the polygon can be deformed in a continuous manner until it becomes convex, all the while preserving the lengths of the sides and without allowing the sides to intersect one another. In the language of topology, their argument shows that the configuration space of embedded ...

Graham Williamson and Sue Prosser discuss the ethical dimensions of action research, informed by their experiences of participation in an action research project in the workplace.

Abstract Sue Bowler discovers how RAS 200 outreach with The Prince's Trust has inspired two young people