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This slideshow was produced to provide people with a primer on 'how to use the one page project manager'. It does not replace, but supplements, Clark Addison Campbell's excellent book The One-Page Project Manager.
...Geoff
(www.performancepeople.com.au)
Excerpt: Lewis C. Lin's The Product Manager Interview https://amzn.to/2X56Q8O
Includes instructions on how to modify the 30-day guide for Uber & LinkedIn PM interviews
Give your students a richer learning experience when teaching employment as part of your business writing course. This presentation describes how you can easily obtain the latest research, cutting-edge articles, materials you can use for classroom visuals, videos, PowerPoints, and a host of other useful materials.
Teaching Business Communication and EmploymentBovee and Thill
Stay up to date on hot topics and important trends about employment, resumes, job applications, job interviews, and other critical topics with the resources described in this presentation. Easily update your lecture notes with fresh material. Create visuals for your classroom presentations. Supplement your lectures with cutting-edge handouts. Gather electronic slides, podcasts, online videos, and other new media examples to use in the classroom. Improve the quality and effectiveness of your teaching by reading about new teaching tips and techniques.
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Give your students a richer learning experience when teaching employment as part of your business writing course. This presentation describes how you can easily obtain the latest research, cutting-edge articles, materials you can use for classroom visuals, videos, PowerPoints, and a host of other useful materials.
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Paraphrase and Summary Practice
A paraphrase represents a restated version of something written by the original author without using the same words. It indicates the meaning of the text, but the wording and structure are different from the original. Paraphrased material will be about the same length as the original work. Keep in mind that a paraphrase must contain a citation because the ideas originate from another source.
A summary is similar to a paraphrase in that it consists of an original author’s ideas written without using the same words. A summary differs from a paraphrase in that it represents a condensed version of the main ideas.
This handout can help you become more familiar with correctly paraphrasing information from a source. Use the following guidelines when paraphrasing or summarizing text:
· Read the information from the source, then go to a new page on the computer or close the book as you begin recording the main ideas. Any time you look back and forth from the source to the page you are writing on, you risk inadvertently copying from the source.
· Use your own words to record what you believe the author said.
· Add a citation.
· Check the source when you have finished writing to be sure you have written the content in your own words.
Plagiarism results if any of the following elements are present in your paraphrase:
· Synonyms are substituted for some of the original words, but most of the other words remain the same.
· Three or four consecutive words in a phrase from the source are used without quotation marks.
· The citation is missing from your paraphrase. If no citation is used, the material appears to the reader as your own idea.
Try It! Paraphrase and Summary Practice
Test yourself to see how well you can paraphrase and summarize information from a source. Remember to follow the guidelines to prevent plagiarism. After your practice, ask yourself the following questions, and make changes as necessary:
· Did you use any of the same words that appear in the original?
· Did you include a citation?
1. Original source:
“Although even low levels of physical activity can provide some health benefits, evidence indicates that moderate to high levels of physical activity are required to provide major health benefits” (Powers, Dodd, & Jackson, 2014, Ch. 2). Note: when citing direct quotes, use page numbers whenever possible, but chapter and paragraph headings are also permissible if there are no page numbers, as in this ebook.
Try paraphrasing:
Possible paraphrase:
A little exercise can be beneficial to our health, but activity that is more strenuous ensures that we remain as healthy as we can be (Powers, Dodd, & Jackson, 2014, Ch. 2). Note: when citing a paraphrase, it is best to include the page number. However, the use of chapters, headings, and paragraph numbers is permissible in the absence of a page number, as long as the citation is as specific as possible.
2. Original source:
“A special kind of persuasiv.
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Writing a Draft of the Personal Document
Revising your writing provides you the chance to ensure your ideas are clear and effective prior to submitting the final draft. At times it can be challenging to see problematic areas in your own writing; this is where peer feedback can be very beneficial.
Prepare: Complete the assigned Unit 4 Reading and Learning Activities. Preview the Unit 4 Assignment details.
Review the topic ideas and prewriting you posted to the Unit 3 Discussion Board as well as the feedback you received from your classmates. Make any necessary adjustments to your topic, audience, and main point. That will prepare you to write a rough draft of your blog post.
Post: Post Your Draft
Using your prewriting ideas and feedback that helped you to choose one topic, audience, and purpose, write a 2–3-paragraph rough draft of your Unit 4 Assignment and post it to the Discussion Board. This is going to be a rough draft, so do not worry if it needs editing and revision. All drafts need work.
Include a bit of self-reflection as well so the class knows how to best help you:
· What aspects of your draft do you think could use development?
· What aspects of your draft do you think are strong?
· Which areas of your draft are you still working on?
· Include an open-ended question about any issue your initial post raises which your classmates can help you with.
Respond: Respond to classmates’ postings
Make comments and ask questions about two classmates’ drafts. Be sure to address the following points:
· What was the purpose of the document?
· Who is the intended audience?
· If you were the audience, would you be helped by the writer’s points and use of personal experience? How so?
· Are there places where more needs to be said?
· Using your knowledge of the revision process, what suggestions could you make for revising this draft?
Review a sample student Discussion Board post.
Discussion requirements
Initial post should:
· demonstrate effectively developed paragraphs
· be on topic
· be original
· contribute to the quality of the discussion
· make frequent and informed references to the unit concepts
ASSIGNMENT
Expressing Yourself Informally
For the Unit 4 Assignment, you will write a 1–1.5-page, double spaced, informal and personal blog post on an issue that is in some way relevant to your field of study and that you have personal experience with.
According to The Social Psychology Network, a blog, “short for "web log," is an online journal or record of sequential postings with news, commentary, or other material” (2017). Like an essay, a blog post establishes and develops a clear point about a topic or issue. Depending on the topic, audience, and purpose, a blog can be formal or informal. A blog written by an individual, for example, tends to be about his or her experience with the topic and is written in first person.
Imagine for this Assignment that you have created your own blog site and that you are writing a post for your blog .
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MEMO WRITING
This note introduces memo writing to students training for careers in public service.
It focuses on memos rather than research papers or essays, because memos pervade the
daily life of any public servant.
A memo is a relatively short, written document. Memos address specific people or
groups for the purpose of recording an agreement, transmitting information, making a
case, or enabling action. Brevity is essential; most decision makers have little time and
must assimilate memo contents quickly. Long memos don’t get read.
Think of a memo as a precision tool. Tools may be beautiful things in themselves, but we
measure their value by how well they perform a task. In practical terms, every aspect of a
memo – its prose style, organization, appearance on the page and content – should have a
direct relationship to its purpose. Long flowery introductions, technical jargon, casual
chit-chat, and showy vocabulary all distract from a memo's essential purpose: to inform
or to enable action.
This note deals with four topics: identifying your audience or principal; getting yourself
engaged in writing; using language; and organizing the final product. Added to these are
notes on e-mail communications.
Know Your Audience or Principal
Specific people read memos. The more vaguely defined the target audience, the more
difficult for the writer to decide what to say. Knowing your audience is of primary
importance in memo writing. Ask yourself three questions about your audience: who are
they, what do they need to know, and how should you present it to them?
• Who is the audience of your memo? Memos are directed at decision makers.
Usually you write a memo for an individual or group to help them make a
decision. To influence decision makers, you must give considerable thought to
who they are. You have a duty to provide them with timely, accurate, and
comprehensive analysis.
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Guidance for your two mini-papers:
What difference does social psychology make?
Follow this guidance to write two mini-papers for our course. Each mini-paper counts for
10% (up to 20 points) of your course grade, so that’s 20% of the course grade
altogether.
You’ll use each paper to explore a specific social psychological concept. Each paper will
be 900 to 1000 words, single spaced, with one inch margins. Papers will be graded
using a framework:
+ is like an A (this translates to 20 points in our 200-point system)
is like a B (16 points)
- is like a C (12 points),
and so on. I’d like to assign as many and + grades as possible, and if you plan
ahead, follow this guidance, and so on I believe you can do fine work on both your mini-
papers.
In each paper you will show that you know how a given concept in social psychology is
defined, describe how it relates to other social psych ideas, give an example how it
applies in real life, and describe what impact this knowledge makes.
In addition to your name and the usual info at the top of the document, your paper will
include:
(Section 1) Use this caption:
Concept: _____________ [fill in the blank with the name of the concept]
Name an established concept or theory from our social psychology text and/or
from classroom lecture. Don’t use Wikipedia, etc., for your concept – use our
class text and/or lecture notes. You may use any chapter of the text even if we’re
not covering that chapter this quarter.
Provide the definition of the concept or theory. Use quote marks and provide
the page number for the definition by adding an in-text citation like this: (Myers &
Twenge, 13/e, page xx). If you use another recent edition of the book, that’s fine,
just cite it appropriately (11/e or 12/e). It's also okay to copy a definition directly
from your lecture notes, but I still expect you to use quote marks and tell the date
of your notes in which you wrote the definition.
(Section 2) Use this caption:
Related ideas: __________[fill in the blank by naming the 2-3 related ideas]
Using your own words, connect this concept to 2-3 related ideas from our social
psychology textbook. You’ll probably need 5-6 sentences to do this. Use more
sentences if necessary to meet your 900-1000 word target for the paper overall.
Make it easy for us to tell what the related concepts are. Besides naming them in
the caption for the section you might underline them in the paragraphs.
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(Section 3) Use this caption:
Factual example.
In your own words, describe a factual situation in your own life, in which you saw this
concept or theory at work. You might be recalling something that happened before you
knew the concepts, and you only realize the concept applies in retrospect – that’s okay..
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The Roman Empire, a vast and enduring power, stands as one of history's most remarkable civilizations, leaving an indelible imprint on the world. It emerged from the Roman Republic, transitioning into an imperial powerhouse under the leadership of Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE. This transformation marked the beginning of an era defined by unprecedented territorial expansion, architectural marvels, and profound cultural influence.
The empire's roots lie in the city of Rome, founded, according to legend, by Romulus in 753 BCE. Over centuries, Rome evolved from a small settlement to a formidable republic, characterized by a complex political system with elected officials and checks on power. However, internal strife, class conflicts, and military ambitions paved the way for the end of the Republic. Julius Caesar’s dictatorship and subsequent assassination in 44 BCE created a power vacuum, leading to a civil war. Octavian, later Augustus, emerged victorious, heralding the Roman Empire’s birth.
Under Augustus, the empire experienced the Pax Romana, a 200-year period of relative peace and stability. Augustus reformed the military, established efficient administrative systems, and initiated grand construction projects. The empire's borders expanded, encompassing territories from Britain to Egypt and from Spain to the Euphrates. Roman legions, renowned for their discipline and engineering prowess, secured and maintained these vast territories, building roads, fortifications, and cities that facilitated control and integration.
The Roman Empire’s society was hierarchical, with a rigid class system. At the top were the patricians, wealthy elites who held significant political power. Below them were the plebeians, free citizens with limited political influence, and the vast numbers of slaves who formed the backbone of the economy. The family unit was central, governed by the paterfamilias, the male head who held absolute authority.
Culturally, the Romans were eclectic, absorbing and adapting elements from the civilizations they encountered, particularly the Greeks. Roman art, literature, and philosophy reflected this synthesis, creating a rich cultural tapestry. Latin, the Roman language, became the lingua franca of the Western world, influencing numerous modern languages.
Roman architecture and engineering achievements were monumental. They perfected the arch, vault, and dome, constructing enduring structures like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and aqueducts. These engineering marvels not only showcased Roman ingenuity but also served practical purposes, from public entertainment to water supply.
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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The French Revolution, which began in 1789, was a period of radical social and political upheaval in France. It marked the decline of absolute monarchies, the rise of secular and democratic republics, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. This revolutionary period is crucial in understanding the transition from feudalism to modernity in Europe.
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We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
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CCC Part 4: Goal Analysis Back to Top The interpersonal communication skill you selected earlier in
this project is not yet stated in specific behavioral terms. For example, I want to overcome shyness and
meet new people, gives you little direction. Some questions you might want to ask yourself are: What
new people? Where will I meet them? When will I meet them? How many do I want to meet? How
often? What will I say when I meet them? What do I typically do in these situations that I want to
avoid?...
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Three essays - $7
Three essays, five paragraphs in length each. Do you agree with the assertion that we are now living in
a third-great technological transformation-the Knowledge Revolution? Have computers truly changed
our lives so much that we can call this a revolution like the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century?
Support your answer providing specific comparisons from the two periods. Discuss the Neolithic
Revolution, citing its importance in terms of laying the groundwork for the ongoing development of
technological advances throughout history. Utilize specific examples in order to better illustrate your
arguments. Has the development of digital technologies democratized the art of photography? How
has this affected our appreciation of the photographer as artist and photography as an art form?
Explain using specific examples.
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Analyzing Audience - $5
Why is knowing your audience an important part of capturing and maintaining their attention? What is
the impact of cultural diversity in your audience? Other Requirements: You are getting closer to the
Week 6 Presentation (powerpoint with voiceover, delivered extemporaneously) due date, so, for best
success, in this electronic or any public speaking event (for written messages too!), it is critical to be
what I call audience-centric. Most of you have had at least one, and in some cases, several email
conversations with me regarding your audience...and now you will see the impact of doing so (I hope!).
To support your ideas/experience/examples, please be sure to use, integrate and cite (APA format)
from DeVito at least once in this topic discussion.
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Purpose of PowerPoint presentation - $4
If you have not already done so, read the Presentation tab under Course Home and review the
PowerPoint narration tutorials. There are more tutorials in this week s lecture. Practice using your
microphone and volume controls on the computer that you will be recording with, and learn to use the
PowerPoint narration feature. You are required to use PowerPoint for your narrated speech PowerPoint
presentation, which is due next week, Week 6. Although you are likely already skilled at plugging data
into a PowerPoint template, you may not often have considered how to use PowerPoint effectively to
get your message across. What is the purpose of using a program such as PowerPoint?
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CCC project - $8
Take some time to think about challenges you have communicating with other people. These difficulties
may involve strangers and acquaintances, friends, family members, or people at school or work. You
may identify situations that involve specific individuals or general circumstances. Some examples
include having trouble starting a conversation with someone you have never met, saying no when your
sister asks to borrow money, or participating in meetings, even when you have a question or
contribution to the discussion.
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Application Paper - $5
Relating course content to the current healthcare environment is an integral part of your learning; this
also helps develop your awareness of the critical importance of legal and ethical issues. Two (2)
application papers are required in this course. These papers will give you the opportunity to apply
course content, should be 3 to 5 typed pages each, and will be due at the end of the designated
weeks. Application Paper 1 is due this week, and Application Paper 2 is due in Week 7. The format for
both papers should be in APA.The topics for these two papers are noted below. Refer to at least one
outside source, in addition to your text, as you prepare each of these papers.
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Interpersonal communication skills of my boss - $4
Think of someone in your workplace (or previous workplace, organized club or activity, etc.) who you
consider to have effective interpersonal communication skills on the job. What specific interpersonal
skills does this person possess? How do these skills help this person to be effective in a team-oriented
environment?
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Essay - $5
Write a 1000 word essay (2-3 pages) and double-spaced essay. This is a short essay, so try to be as
concise and thorough as you can be in the space given-in other words, avoid wordiness: words,
phrases or sentences that really don t add meaning to your paper, just length. Topic: What is your
intended major? Discuss how your interest in the subject developed and describe any experience you
have had in the field - such as volunteer work, internships and employment, participation in student
organizations and activities - and what you have gained from your involvement. The purpose of this
essays is 1. Ensure that students can construct a written work that is centered on a core
idea/principle/emotion/lesson. 2. Ensure that students understand different modes of writing to
communicate an idea. 3. Ensure that students uses the appropriate diction/language/writing style for
the audience. 4. Ensure that students convey their voice in their writing. 5. Ensure that students
develop a coherent structure in their essay such that the audience/reader can locate introduction,
conflict, and resolution.
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Submit an outline of the presentation that includes the following: A full description of the new system, a
description of its components, and the benefit it will provide to Riordan A discussion of the business
requirements driving the need for the system A discussion of the information used in the system A
discussion of any information security and ethical concerns with the Introduction to Information
Information is a very essential part of the modern organizations and is required to run them efficiently.
We can say it in another way that without an information system an organization system is bound to
collapse. Information is needed to control the day to day operations properly and in an effective
manner. From making key decisions to implementing them everywhere there is need of information at
every step...
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Dracula and The Metamorphosis - $4
Choose one (1) of the essay prompts listed below. Using MLA style, write a 3 - 4 page short-essay
response. Use the texts as support and work on your own. Be sure that you have a solid, defendable
thesis statement toward the end of the introduction, which can be brief. Have a strong, analytic topic
sentence that furthers your argument for each paragraph and avoid any sentence-level errors,
particularly serious errors such as fused sentences or comma splices. Do not consult outside sources
or each other. Bring up the relevant points from the literature that support your thesis. Do not
summarize. Pay attention to the author s language and use quotes to substantiate your claims. Click
here to see the rubric for this assignment. 1. The characters of Dracula and The Metamorphosis are
faced with unexplainable monsters but respond very differently. Compare and contrast Van Helsing to
Gregor s father to explore what the authors have to say about the value of community. 2. Dracula and
The Metamorphosis explore horrifying fantasy but in very different styles. How do the different styles of
the works affect your reading of the stories? What are the authors purposes in using these styles?
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IT skills for nurses - $6
I ve enjoyed reading proposals for A3 this past week. I saw a few issues amongst them that I thought
was worth sharing with the whole class: 1. Many of you neglected to consider design into your
proposal. Even though the proposal asked for you to address contrast, purpose, repetition, and
proximity, student struggled with this. This is just a reminder to the class that part of the evaluation of
this assignment will be its document design. That is why we spent all of week 9 studying visual rhetoric
and design principles. As you read student examples this week, notice how the design of the document
is an integral part of its argument.
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Can computers replace real teacher?( - $4
Topic: Can computers replace real teacher?please write own your opinion, not in article. the article is
5. just reference to write the paragraph.you have to read 1 articles There have to have controlling idea
each paragraph.First paragraph should talk detail why it can replace or not Second paragraph also
should talk another detail why it can replace or not in addition, you have to paraphrase one sentence
each paragraph.for example, according to the the article,it said( paraphrase sentence) at least 250
words each paragraph. total will be at least 500 words.
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Multiculturalism - $4
Today most multinational corporations (MNC s) deal with multiculturalism within their own country of
origin. Would you agree or disagree with this statement? Can you give an example of a MNC that has
experienced this in their own country?
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Protagonist - $10
Who s the Protagonist? Shakespeare s Merchant of Venice is a difficult play in many ways, and one of
those ways is the simple question: who is the protagonist of the play? Make your claim about which
figure is this main, focal character, and tell us how you know. Be sure to support your argument with
specific, well-analyzed examples from the play
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English - $4
A. Rewrite the following sentences to incorporate the you attitude. 1. We received your shipment of
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suggestion. 5. We offer three billing options from which you may choose. 6. We appreciate your buying
our products. 7. We think your quarterly report will become a useful document as you plan your
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Please let me know if you can do this Ethics Principles:The non-profit Josephson Institute lists six
pillars of character that are basic values that define ethical behavior The institute points out that these
values are not political, religious, or culturally biased. These are: 1. Trustworthiness 2. Respect 3.
Responsibility 4. Fairness 5. Caring 6. Citizenship
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Dell - $4
Although the revision process is long, the importance of it is clear after reviewing the following articles.
They illustrate the negative impact resulting from a failure to proofread. These mistakes not only cost
6. these respected corporations money, but also impact their credibility in the minds of consumers.You
may ask yourself, how could mistakes happen in a large corporation with a solid chain of command to
catch errors? Read the examples from corporations like Dell and Amazon.com that underscore the
importance of phase three of the writing process.
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Gender and communication - $4
Your Discussion Topic is: Overview: Communicators must avoid gender-bias and all other forms of bias
in all documents they write. And they must also be aware that our language is constantly changing.
What was acceptable last week may not be acceptable today. For this exercise, read two online
articles about gender-neutral writing. Even though these articles focus on gender, their message can
be extended to all bias in writing. When finished reading the articles, answer related questions. Editing
for Gender Neutrality Why Bother With Gender-Neutral Writing? These articles can provide a basis for
a classroom discussion about politically correct language. Discuss words that are politically correct and
incorrect and changes that have occurred over the past few years (or months).
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Discuss the reaction and action of the audience and speaker of speech perception - $12
Note: A very important aspect of this paper is that it must cover more than what is already covered in
the course - textbook information summary and course review isnt the goal -- but rather it must expand
on a topic related to the course. The topic can also not be too broad. An example of an appropriate
topic might be a particular disorder of the olfactory system. A too broad topic would be Perception and
the Sense of Smell. The latter is too general because it is one of the human sensory systems and
something the course already covers. It is also much too broad because it covers an entire sensory
system.Finally, an exceedingly important aspect of this assignment and the others in the course is the
rule prohibiting ANY type of copying. The certainly includes copying word-for-word, or with just a few
words changed or rearranged, published material of any kind, and you also may not even quote for any
assignment in the course. Concern the latter, your prof needs to see what you understand of what you
have read rather than what you can copy and place inside quotation marks. You must paraphrase
(summarize in your own words) published materials and properly source credit published materials
both in the post or paper body and in a list attached to the end per APA formatting rules. A first instance
of ANY copying and/or failure to source credit, regardless of intent to do so or not, will result in an
assignment score of zero with no option for revision and any additional instances will result in course
failure.
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2 References - $5
In APA style, please answer the following questions and provide 2 references. The assignment should
be 3-5 pages in length. 1-When do children first show prejudice? 2-Are Certain Majors More Racially
Tolerant? 3- Are some gender stereotypes accurate? 4-Are women invisible as leaders? 5-Have racial
and ethnic stereotypes changed?
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7. The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant - $5
Theme and Narrative Elements in the Short Story In 900-1000 word (excluding title and reference
page), demonstrate your understanding of literary themes, using a short story from the readings in
week one or two: Describe what the theme of the short story is, using Chapter Seven of the text as a
reference. Identify at least two of the literary elements in the short story that contribute to the theme
(e.g., plot, point of view, tone, setting, character, symbolism, etc.), providing an example of each
element. Explain how the selected literary elements affect the narrative theme Your paper should be
organized around a thesis statement that focuses on how the literary elements contribute to the larger
narrative theme. All sources must be properly cited. The paper must include a separate title and
reference page, and be formatted to APA (6th edition) style. The paper must be 900-1000 word in
length (excluding the title and reference page), and formatted according to APA style. You must use at
least two scholarly resources (at least one of which can be found in the Ashford Online Library) other
than the textbook to support your claims and subclaims. Cite your resources in text and on the
reference page. The short story I picked is The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant (1884).
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Analyzing the Rhetorical Situation - $5
Week 1 Assignment Defining Topic, Angle, Purpose 1. What is your chosen topic? (For example: a
profile of Barb Collins, a volunteer at the local homeless shelter; a profile of Shipwreck Days, a citywide
flea market and festival; or a profile of Burdick s Grocery, the oldest family-owned business in town.)
[Insert your response in complete sentences here] 2. What unique angle can you present on this topic?
(Consider what is new about the topic or what unique perspective can be shared about this topic.)
[Insert your response in complete sentences here] 3. What is your purpose for writing? (What do you
hope to accomplish? Why are you writing?)
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Crying of Lot 49 - $4
Please explain the main themes in the Crying of Lot 49.
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Highway Of Lost Girls and Highway Of Lost Girls - $7
Write an essay about Highway Of Lost Girls by Vanessa Veselka and Highway Of Lost Girls by Angela
Morales. What are the story about? The authors claim? The intended audience? The purpose? A
comparison of the two essays (similarities and differences in context). Don't worry about word limit, as
long as it is 4-5 pages long.
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Define the behavior - $4
I am currently taking my final I need help with the below essay. I am in the process of writing an essay
8. now and fear i will run out of time before I can do this one. Help please? (TCO 3) Tell about a time that
you dealt with another person s unacceptable behavior. Define the behavior, then describe your
reaction and what you did to cope with the behavior. Your essay must be three paragraphs long. You
will be graded on thesis, organization, development, and mechanics .
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Splitting by Gordon Matta Clark - $4
CASE STUDY - Splitting by Gordon Matta Clark ( this is an interior design research class ) -1 page
single spaced. 12 font. times new roman - PROFESSIONAL GRAMMAR (This is important!!! ) - I don t
need any information about Gordon Matta Clark s background - Write about the building/space - What
was his intent do make this building? - How did he make it? - USE YOUR OWN WORDS
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Presentation - $8
Length of presentation: Your entire presentation delivery should be approximately 8-10 minutes.
Present approximately eight to ten (8-10) PowerPoint slides, including a title slide, introductory slide,
and closing slide. Audience:Prepare and deliver the presentation as if the actual audience is the
recipient of your report (when in fact, the audience will most likely be your classmates, instructor, or
others.) Content:Introduction: Tell them what you re going to tell them - Open with an engaging
introduction of the topic of your report. Include one (1) title slide. Include one (1) introductory slide.
Body: Tell them - Cover the main points of your report. Create PowerPoint slides that reinforce and
illustrate your main ideas. Follow basic design principles for effective slide content - bulleted lists,
relevant graphics, appropriate color scheme/background, and readable font. Closing: Tell them what
you ve told them - Close with a memorable wrap-up statement that refocuses on the purpose of your
report. Include one (1) closing slide...
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Condition of Secondary Education - $4
Write a 500-word illustration essay about the Condition of Secondary Education. Your essay will be
graded on its ability to adhere to illustration essay conventions. Does your essay assert some serious
problem or point that needs to be illustrated? Does the essay present an illustration that clarifies the
main point or your position on the problem? Does the conclusion connect to the opening?
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Adulthood Revised - $7
Write a minimum 1000 word of Effective Summary and Response Essay using this following
guidelines: The Summary: A summary is a concise paraphrase of all the main ideas in an essay. It cites
the author and the title (usually in the first sentence); it contains the essay s thesis and supporting
ideas; it may use direct quotation of forceful or concise statements of the author s ideas; it will NOT
usually cite the author s examples or supporting details unless they are central to the main idea. Most
summaries present the major points in the order that the author made them and continually refer back
9. to the article being summarized (i.e. Damon argues that ... or Goodman also points out that ... ). The
summary should take up no more than one-third the length of the work being summarized.
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Every Day - $4
Additional Requirements Other Requirements: The piece that I chose for this discussion Every Day by
Sven Birkerts. This text can be considered creative nonfiction for several reasons. For one, the voice of
the author draws me to the story. He uses everyday language to explain a fairly typical experience,
without dumbing it down. The way he organizes his thoughts and feelings as well as the way he
describes each aspect of the story builds on itself. It creates a fluent picture. This story is creative
nonfiction also because the author uses descriptive terms to paint a mental picture of both the vagrant
asking for money and the intersection the he works. Even though it is his experience, he describes it
without being over specific making it more reliable...
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Poems - $4
Q1. Elizabeth Bishop worked as a painter as well as a poet, and her verse, like visual art, is known for
its ability to capture significant scenes. Explain how Filling Station relies heavily on visual images. Also,
a filling station is a very humble and unglamorous subject for a poem. Comment on the poet s choice
of subject. What other artist could you compare to Bishop with regard to choosing mundane subjects?
(Filling Station by Elizabeth Bishop) Oh, but it is dirty!this little filling station,oil-soaked, oil-permeated to
a disturbing, over-all black translucency. Be careful with that match! Father wears a dirty, oil-soaked
monkey suit that cuts him under the arms, and several quick and saucy and greasy sons assist him (it
s a family filling station), all quite thoroughly dirty. Do they live in the station? It has a cement porch
behind the pumps, and on it a set of crushed and grease-impregnated wickerwork; on the wicker sofa a
dirty dog, quite comfy. Some comic books provide the only note of color-of certain color. They lie upon
a big dim doily draping a taboret (part of the set), beside a big hirsute begonia.
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Ashley Resume - $5
Experience Create and prepare weekly and monthly status reports to ensure clients consistently
received timely and complete information Coordinates assigned programs, workshops, and processes
for the purpose of ensuring compliance with established guidelines and procedures while increasing
participation Collaborates with staff for the purpose of organizing, implementing and coordinating
workshops and training sessions to support parents, staff, and community members Increased
program attendance by 25 percent by gathering data, conducting observations, and using assessment
feedback for ongoing program improvement
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Dotcom.com - $4
Read the case study 5.3 Project Management at Dotcom.com in the text on pages 166-167.
10. Dotcom.com is a software engineering and systems development consulting firm that needs some
organizational improvements in the area of project management processes that will cut cost and
potentially increase the profit margin for the company. Answer the following questions: Discuss how
you would begin redesigning dotcom.com s project management processes to minimize the problems it
is experiencing with poor scope management. Why do you think configuration management and
project change control are difficult to perform in the middle of a complex software development project,
such as those implemented at dotcom.com? Share any experiences you have with project change
requests.
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Project - $4
You work for M-Global s Boston office. As project manager for the construction of a small strip
shopping center, you have had delays about halfway through the project because of bad weather. Even
worse, the forecast is for another week of heavy rain. Yesterday, just when you thought nothing else
could go wrong, you discovered that your concrete supplier, Atlas Concrete, has a truck drivers strike in
progress. Because you still need half the concrete for the project, you have started searching for
another supplier. Your client, an investor/developer named Tanya Lee, located in a city about 200 miles
away, probably will be upset by any delays in construction, whether or not they are within your control.
Write her a letter in which you explain weather and concrete problems. Try to ease her concern,
especially because you want additional jobs from her in the future.
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The Morality of Birth Control - $4
Select one of these speeches given in the links below.
-http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/margaretsangermoralityofbirthcontrol.htm
-http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/maryfisher1992rnc.html
-http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/ewieselperilsofindifference.html Write a 350- to 500-word
response to the following questions:What are some examples of bias, fallacies, and specific rhetorical
devices in the speech you selected?How did the speaker address arguments and counterarguments?
Were the speaker s arguments effective? Explain your answer.Assignment: Bias, Rhetorical Devices,
and Argumentation Grading Guide 20 Pts. Examples of bias, fallacies, and specific rhetorical devices in
the selected speech- at least one specific type of each (type of bias, type of fallacy, type of rhetorical
device) 20 Pts. How the speaker addresses arguments and counterarguments- complete explanation
for both 10 Pts. Explanation of whether the speaker s arguments were effective- explain why
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English Questions - $4
Bias, Fallacies, Rhetorical Devices, and Logic Read Appendix D, and consider the news articles you
have read over the past week. What are some examples from those articles of bias and fallacies? How
could the arguments have been improved with the use of rhetorical devices and logic? 2)Preparing to
Work How do you prepare when starting an assignment? How do you ensure you understand the
requirements of the assignment? Why is it important to stay organized when working on a research
paper? Each question needs to be 150 words
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Landmarks in developing Electronic Health record - $4
Discuss the landmark contributions made in the development of the EHR. (Include pioneers and
describe their efforts.), what are the common mistakes found in gaining clinician acceptance of change
brought about by an EHR. Suggest strategy to gain clinician acceptance.
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WEEK 4 DQ QUESTIONS - $5
Question 1: Thesis Statements and Arguments Read one of the following articles, located in the Week
4 Electronic Reserve Readings: Children Have the Right to Be Protected From Bullying The Health
Care System Favors the Wealthy and Harms the Poor Middle Class Remains Elusive for Blacks and
Latinos Marijuana Should Be Legalized for Medical Use Post your response to the following: Identify
the thesis statement in the article. What strategies does the author use to formulate the thesis? What
makes the author s argument viable and compelling? How does the author of this article organize
information to build the argument? Does the author include any counterarguments? Why or why not?
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Appendix J - $7
Complete Appendix J:Select one source from your annotated bibliography. Practice note-taking
techniques by quoting this source, summarizing this source, and paraphrasing this source. Format your
source consistent with APA guidelines.Answer the following questions in 150 to 200 words at the end of
Appendix J:How do you determine which information is noteworthy? How do you determine whether to
summarize, paraphrase, or quote a source?Assignment: Quoting, Summarizing, and Paraphrasing
Sources Grading Guide Quotation of one source from the annotated bibliography Summary of one
source from the annotated bibliography Paraphrase of one source from the annotated bibliography
How to determine which information is noteworthy How to determine when to summarize, paraphrase,
or quote sources
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Healthy Ocala - $4
Application Paper Topic: Profile a health information exchange organization. Conduct a search of the
Internet, consult professional journals or interview a professional in the field. Research the status of
health information exchange implementation in your state. Connect your findings to course objectives.
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Majoring in Economics - $5
1. Compare the GAAP and Non-GAAP data and discuss their impact on the financial statements.
Solution:Apple Inc. (Company), in 2007, for its product iPhone started using subscription method of
12. accounting under AICPA-SOP-97-2 released as guideline for Software Revenue Recognition. The
company had been recognizing revenue at the time of sale for its software enabled hardware products.
As a result of this, though cash were collected at the time of sale, revenue and cost of sales would be
spread over 24 months from the date of sale (FASB - SOP-97-2).Taking the Q4 FY 2008 results of
Apple Inc., when the company first included non-GAAP measures of financial statements, showed
$11.7 billion of quarterly revenue as compared to $7.9 billion reported based on US-GAAP principles.
Thus, under Non-GAAP financials, sales reported were in excess of $3.8 billion. For the same period
non-GAAP profit were $2.4 billion as compared to $1.1 billion profit as per GAAP principles resulting in
reporting of excess income of $1.3 billion. This was due to sales of iPhone,recognition were spread
evenly over 24 months under US GAAP by amortizing of deferred revenue were being reversed and
recognized under non-GAAP financials, completely as revenue at the time sales.
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Improving Access to Justice in Canada - $15
This is an essay paper 12-15 pages. The thesis needs to be created on the following topic:How to
improve access to justice for Canadians. Other Requirements: The paper cannot be plagiarized in any
sort of way as i have to hand it in to Turnitin.com and also the paper needs at least 8 scholarly sources,
which are mainly journal articles.
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Criminal Justice Administration - $12
The Final Essay will require you to respond to one broad based question about criminal justice
administration. In essence, you will be asked to demonstrate critical thinking about controversial issues
in criminal justice administration and take a position on which course of action would be the best
approach for criminal justice administrators. You must format your essays as you would a formal paper,
following the guidelines set forth for papers in this course. To adequately respond to the question, you
will need to write at least 5 pages (not including the title, abstract, and resource pages.) The essays
are open book/open notes.
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MEMORANDUM - $5
As an associate of Baumfield and Baumfield, I hereby provide this memorandum in response to
Richard and Victoria Baumfield s concern whether ABC Insurance Company may bring or fund
(litigation funding) claims in Michigan as per Michigan law. Lehman v Detroit, G.H & M.R. Co. et al.
(No. 170) (Mich. 1914), the supreme court states that at common law, champerty is a bargain with a
plaintiff or defendant to divide the land or other thing sued for between them if they prevail at law; the
champertor agreeing to carry on the suit at his own expense...
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Labor Laws - $5
Are current labor laws capable of dealing with labor-management problems, or should they be
13. abolished? If abolished, what should their replacements (if any) address? Any papers/assignments
should contain 2-3 pages of content (double spaced), include a properly formatted cover page, and a
reference listing page with at least three (3) NEW references properly listed at the end of your work.
Providing additional references to your assignments demonstrate your desire to conduct additional
research on the topic area and can improve your research skills.
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LAW FINE - $12
Additional Requirements Other Requirements: You are encouraged to research a topic of your
choosing related to the application of U.S. law to the business sector. This may include a topic in which
you are interested and want to learn more, a problem you would like to solve, or an answer or
response to a situation.
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Discussing the poems - $5
In this discussion you will follow the same instructions from your Unit 5 discussion. You must use your
Poetic Analysis Handout to do a critical study of three poets from your readings. They must also be
from different backgrounds, as in Unit 5. You must also use quotes from the poems to back up your
analysis, in text citations and a works cited. In this discussion YOU WILL WRITE A MINIMUM OF 300
WORDS.
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School bullying annotation( - $10
Course Project-Annotated Bibliography The annotated bibliography will present an introduction and five
reference citations with annotations. The purpose of the annotated bibliography is to determine the
appropriateness of the sources to the argument you are developing for the Course Project. The format
of the proposal is an introductory paragraph followed by an alphabetized list of sources with two
paragraphs of annotation after each source. Use APA documentation to document any sources
referenced in your proposal.
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Importance of APA Writing Manua - $4
Week 3 APA Module Assignment For this assignment, you will review materials in the DeVry library to
help gain a better understanding of APA citations. a. Click https://hub2.devry.edu/node/272 b. Listen to
the tutorial or download and review the transcript on APA and answer the questions below After
reviewing the presentation, compose a 2-paragraph response in which you address each of the
following points: 1. Why is APA Style used to document ideas in writing? What is the purpose of the in-
text citation? Demonstrate your understanding of the in-text citation by providing an in-text citation for
the article you summarized for the week 2 assignment. (15 points) 2. In the article that you summarized
in week 2, you may have found some information that you want to quote directly. To demonstrate the
process for citing a direct quote, provide an example of properly quoted material. (20 points) Submit
14. your completed assignment as a Word Document to the Week 3 APA Module Drop box. For
instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions or watch this
TutorialDropbox Tutorial. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date
information
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WWF - $11
Whether or not guns should be allowed to be carried by students into school or college campus is a
contentious issue. Though some people haves opinion that students should be permitted to carry guns
along with them in schools and colleges so that they can defend themselves from the sudden attacks
by intruders and resist attempts of sexual or physical abuse, it should be admitted that such
acceptance or permission can only give rise to more complications and violence among the school-
goers or college-goers.
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Clinic - $6
Your boss has asked you (a communication specialist) to write an informative paper about opening a
free clinic in your neighborhood for those without medical insurance. The content will be turned into an
informative handout for the public describing the four (4) major issues: economic situation, special
needs (e.g., health) of the population being served, process, and benefits of the program.
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Homer - $12
Use at least five (5) characters from Hesiod, Homer and Sophocles to build a composite picture of the
ancient heroic ideal.Build your composite picture by demonstrating the ancient heroic model is used to
develop a character in a modern movie. Choose any movie you would like to evaluate as long as it is
not a movie about soldiers or war or heroes in a physical fight or battle. (Completed essay of 1500
words)The readings must be of the Illiad, works and Days and Oedipus the king The characters I would
like to use are. Achilles, Hector, Oedipus, Hesiod and Perses
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Romeo and Juliet - $5
Read Romeo and juliet by William Shakespeare and answer the questions below: 1. Criticism of the
play has been directed at the star crossed lovers, theme owing the tragedy to fate. Dramatic
conventions dictate that tragedy should occur because the hero has a Character flaw. Address that
criticism. Does Romeo have a character flaw? What is it? Is it responsible for the tragedy, or is the
tragedy star-crossed? 2. The play is older than Anderson. Why is this still relevant? 3. Is there a chorus
in this? How are the classical chorus functions treated?
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15. Film Noir - $4
View: Film Noir: Bringing Darkness to Light View at least four of the following Film Noir feature films
and document them (with at least a substantive paragraph or two, 150 words minimum, excluding film
credits) in the Film Diary Discussion Forum: do not forget to add film credits Double Indemnity, Out of
the Past, Kiss Me Deadly, I Wake Up Screaming, Detour, Sunset Boulevard, The Postman Always
Rings Twice (1946), Night of the Hunter, The Big Sleep, The Lost Weekend, Scarlet Street, Mildred
Pierce (1945), Rope, The Big Heat, The Killing (1956), A Touch of Evil [see Class Announcements for
additional film choices]
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FIN 402 Week 2 Assignment Asset Classes Paper - $8
FIN 402 Week 2 Assignment Asset Classes Paper
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