Our Beаrcаts Cоnsulting Grоup is trаveling the cоuntry leading HIPPA (protection of patient's health information) Training presentations at hospitals. As consultants, we closely pay attention to "10 Best Practices for Leading a Training Organization." As we are unfamiliar with this industry, we brought in an industry expert to ensure our examples were relevant to those we were training. Which of the Best Practices are we applying here?
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The pаrаgrаph belоw needs revised tо address Rule #5 Run-оn Sentences. Please locate and fix each run-on. You may choose to correct the run-on by adding a comma and conjunction or by placing a period where the run-on is occurring and starting a new sentence. Or you may choose to re-write the run-on sentence entirely to correct the run-on. Any method of correction is fine, so long as the sentence is grammatically correct when finished.There are 5 run-ons in this passage (2 points for each run-on addressed).When Maria was a little girl, she was a migrant worker her family traveled all the time. She was never in the same school for very long sometimes she didn’t go to school at all. In classes she didn’t understand what was going on she was too shy to ask for help. Maria fell far behind in her studies, and she has had to work hard as an adult to catch up. Now Maria is a wife and a mother she is also a college student. She wants to be an elementary teacher so she will be able to help migrant children learn. Migrant children often face multiple challenges adjusting to a new educational system, navigating a foreign language, and being uprooted often at home as their parents seek to find stable work. As an ESL teacher, Maria hopes to draw upon her own experiences as a child because she recognizes that she may not be able to spend a full school year with many of her students, she knows she must make an immediate connection with them and make each day count.