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Instructions:
Write a 350 word, single spaced essay on the topic:
"Physical inactivity among children, 6-10 years old". This
topic is based off OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ! Make sure the grammar
is correct and clear. NO PLAGIARISM, MAKE SURE TO CITE
REFERENCES !
To get started use the file called:
* Cole, Marilyn B. (2018), Group Dynamics in Occupational
Therapy (5th edition).
* Use Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11; Section III Intro
* Appendices B, C, E
Then use :
*Physical activity guidelines for children website:
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https://www.cdc.gov/physicalactivity/basics/children/index.htm
The file called" PGI_2024 has the details of what each
section of the essay contains
Written Assignments
-A goal for students is to develop proficiency in their
professional writing. Students are expected
to incorporate feedback on assignments into subsequent
writings. Clarity of writing is an indication
of the knowledge and understanding gained in class.
The format for all written assignments is as follows:
Digital copy uploaded to Blackboard in WORD (.doc or .docx);
12-point font; 1.5 line spacing;
1" margins; APA style. All written work will be graded on
structure, spelling, grammar, usage,
clarity of writing, use of APA style in citations and
references, and adherence to word count. Papers
are to be submitted online through Blackboard Assignments.
In lieu of a page count, assignments will have a word count
requirement.
You must include
proof of your word count on all written assignments. Use the following links to learn how to do this:
Word Count, Microsoft Word (Mac or PC):
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-fields-to-
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MERCY UNIVERSITY
School of Health
and Natural Sciences
PROPOSAL FOR GROUP-BASED INTERVENTION
1 point DUE Wed.
Word count: 350 words, +/-10% (word count does not include end references)
Required document name for uploading: FirstNameLastInitial_PGI_2024
I. IDENTIFIED POPULATION (10%)
An overview of the identified population and the concern you are planning to address.
Include the typical developmental milestones of the age group, their typical occupations, and
the typical settings in which they carry out those occupations.
II. LITERATURE SEARCH (20%)
Conduct a literature search (research or evidence-based practice) to find a specific focus
related to the population and the topic of concern. Include at least one unique reference.*
Cite the findings and the primary points that validate the concern and provide direction to
your group-based intervention. Include relevant data and statistics. (See instructions below
regarding acceptable source material for the research.)
III. SPECIFIC FOCUS (25% total for Section III)
A. Population: Based on your literature search, define the population and concern more
narrowly and specifically. Include demographics such as age; gender; general state of health
(and/or major diagnoses if present); and any additional pertinent information. (12.5%)
B. Setting: Describe more specifically the natural, expected environment in which the identified
population must ultimately function (e.g, school, home, neighborhood, community, etc.).
(This is not the setting for the group intervention; that will be described in the group
protocol.) (12.5%)
IV. PROPOSAL FOR GROUP (40% total for Section III)
A. Describe in general terms the group-based intervention you recommend. This will be a group
intervention that you design, and that you could theoretically carry out with your current skill
set.* Include the group's overall purpose and the rationale, as a general description. Include
whether this group will be a single session, a limited series, or an ongoing group, and justify
your choices. (You will describe the specific details and goals of your group program/
intervention in the Group Protocol. See below for details.) (25%)
B. Describe why this group intervention would be appropriate for the setting and occupational
performance needs of the identified population. Discuss the occupational value your
intervention will bring to the identified population as compared with no intervention. (15%)
V. OVERALL WRITING (5%)
Structure, adherence to the rubric, clarity of writing, use of APA style, spelling, grammar,
and adherence to word count. (5%)
Continued next page References and citations
* You must use and cite a minimum of one reference in Section II, from one or more of the
following sources:
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Acceptable reference sources:
Any resource posted to Blackboard for this class whether Required or Supplementary.
AJOT; OT Practice; CJOT; OJOT
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Other research or practice journals connected with other professions.
National Institutes of Mental Health www.ncbi.nim.nih.gov
The Centers for Disease Control www.cdc.gov
Any major hospital- or university-affiliated site or publication (e.g., Harvard, Mayo
Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, etc.)
Any major city newspaper with a record of investigative journalism (New York Times;
Washington Post; Chicago Tribune; Boston Globe; etc.)
National Public Radio
YouTube (only those posted to Blackboard OR if produced by one of the sources listed
above).
Citations of Cole, Atchison & Dirette, or the OTPF-4 are not counted toward the
reference required, though it is expected that you will use these sources.
Citations from web pages are not acceptable, unless these are in article format. Citations
from Wikipedia are not acceptable.
Page numbers are required in your citation and reference; you cannot simply cite an
entire book or article. Reference citations are not included in the word count.
You must follow APA guidelines for citations and references. Refer to Purdue OWL for
guidance in all media.
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research and citation/apa style/apa style introduction.html
Refer to the article, "How to Cite ChatGPT” (McAdoo, 2023) posted with this
Assignment on Blackboard.
Citing material drawn directly from class lectures is not acceptable. Class lectures are
built from multiple sources: you are advised to seek the ultimate source of any material
presented in class, and cite that both in the body of the paper and list it in your
references. These sources are usually in the required or supplemental readings or videos
posted to the course each week. If you find something in a lecture that you would like to
use and are unsure of the source, contact me for assistance in locating the original
source.
If you have any questions about whether you can use a source, please contact me to
clarify.