Pleаse reаd the pаragraph belоw. Cоnstruct 1 Lоng-Term and 2 Short-Term Goals based on case. Develop an appropriate treatment plan-interventions-for each Short-Term Goal. Please assign your interventions to the appropriate category as defined in Occupational Therapy Practice FRAMEWORK: Domain and Process, 4th Edition. Please provide an appropriate justification or rationalization for your interventions. Grant is an 8-year-old student who exceeds in the classroom, but receives speech services due to impaired language skills. OT recently evaluated him after a referral for impaired handwriting. The classroom teacher's main concern is decreased legibility on worksheets and with longer writing assignments. Grant also struggles to complete fine motor skills of tying his shoes and buttoning his jeans, requiring minimal assistance. Evaluation results:Hand Writing Assessment (ETCH) = 60% letter legibility and 50% word legibility with a poor grasp limiting digital movement and a thumb wrap noted during the evaluation. LONG-TERM GOAL #1 (1 Point) SHORT-TERM GOAL #1 (1 Point) Occupations and Activities: (1 Point) Interventions to Support Occupations: (1 Point) Education and Training: (1 Point) *Justification or Rationalization for your interventions: (3 Points) SHORT-TERM GOAL #2 (1 Point) Occupations and Activities: (1 Point) Interventions to Support Occupations: (1 Point) Education and Training: (1 Point) *Justification or Rationalization for your interventions: (3 Points)
IMPORTANT: Belоw аre the exаct sаme instructiоns that I prоvided in the Information document for the final exam. I'm simply repeating the instructions here for your reference. In “Politics and the English Language,” Orwell argues that society actively shapes language and that, in turn, language actively shapes society—for better and for worse. He claims that the use of precise, honest language is necessary to think clearly and to enact political change. Write a literary argument that analyzes Orwell’s essay in terms of social responsibility. Use the following questions to develop your thesis and argument. You do not have to answer all seven questions. Choose one or more questions and use them to write a thoughtful, thorough essay. What is Orwell’s argument about language and its relationship with politics and society? How does Orwell’s essay connect precision in language to moral clarity? Why does Orwell claim that linguistic deterioration reflects moral and political decline? In what ways does Orwell suggest that linguistic clarity is necessary for ethical action? How does Orwell’s advocacy for straightforward language connect to the ability and/or the responsibility to question dominant narratives and power structures in society? Why does Orwell's critique “meaningless words” and vague political language? How does Orwell's criticism of political euphemisms relate to public discourse around controversial social issues? Your essay should follow these guidelines: Stay focused on the text. Since you are writing literary analysis, all references to current society should be framed and analyzed in terms of Orwell’s essay. (Tip: Make sure your topic sentences state claims about the text, not claims about society in general.) Write two or three well-developed body paragraphs. For this essay, the introduction and conclusion paragraphs may be fairly brief. Provide textual evidence from “Politics and the English Language” to support your ideas. Cite all quotations and paraphrases with in-text citations in correct MLA style. However, for this essay only, you do not need a Works Cited page. Present your own ideas. All secondary source material is prohibited (as is all use of AI). Edit your essay for clarity. However, I understand in-class writing will not be perfect. The essay should be approximately 600 to 800 words in length. Believe in yourself: You have practiced this all semester. You are capable of writing this essay!