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Navigating Sensory Challenges: Understanding the Sensory Experience of Adults with Dementia in Adult Day Centers
Staff had not yet received formal training on how to identify a variety of sensory based behaviors and how to best utilize the sensory room and tailor its use to meet specific individual’s needs from an OT lens
Traumatic Brain Injury in the Criminal Justice System
Between 51 - 60.25% of incarcerated individuals and 47% of those on probation have one or more traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) in their lifetime. Despite this, the criminal justice system (CJS) lacks: • Routine screening for TBI, • CJS worker education, on TBI and it’s impact, • TBI specific resources for clients and workers
The Impact of Autonomous-Based Programs on Socio-Emotional, Cognitive, and Behavioural Development in School-age Children
Daniel Bernoulli\u27s Observations concerning Recurrent Series
Daniel Bernoulli’s article Observations concerning Recurrrent Series is one of the gems of the mathematical literature. It describes a numerical method for solving polynomial equations. This method, now known as “Bernoulli’s method”, is still in use today. The basis of the method is the study of certain sequences of numbers that satisfy what we now call linear recurrence relations. Bernoulli’s article shows how to find solutions of these recurrence relations. A nice application is a now well-known formula for the Fibonacci numbers. Bernoulli also uses his theory of recurrence relations to give a proof of an early form of De Moivre’s Theorem