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Group Check-In Two In the second session group members should be ready to discuss the progress made toward a comprehensive solution, obstacles remaining to completing the project and the resources required to complete and implement the strategy. Emphasis should be placed on projected resource requirement, organizational issues, etc. The instructor will act as the facilitator; students will be evaluated on their individual contributions to the discussion. Students will also be asked to comment on the progress made by their groups to solve the case problem, the techniques they have applied in organization, discussion, task creation and assignment etc., obstacles to completion and the communication and collaboration process. The discussion should focus on how the group has used decision making techniques and methods. Planning for achieving the group’s final objectives decisions should also be discussed. As above, the instructor will act as the facilitator; students will be evaluated on their individual contributions to the discussion. .
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synthesis essay, a format that is sometimes referred to as a literature review.
KEY IDEA
: This essay will NOT be like the typical one you have written in the past where you take position and assemble supporting evidence in order to convince your reader that your conclusion is correct.
Now, you will assume that your reader, like you, is already familiar with your topic AND is about to launch a new, in-depth research project on it. However, your reader wants to avoid wasting time and effort. Therefore, he/she wants YOU to assemble, evaluate, compare and contrast the existing, published scholarly research on the topic.
Your essay’s conclusion will present your findings
ABOUT THE RESEARCH ARTICLES
,
not about the topic itself.
Why?
With your conclusions in hand, your reader will be able to avoid wasting time on articles that lack credibility, or that are based on inadequate data analysis, or that have been discredited by subsequent scholars. He/she will be able to go directly to the best publications on the topic and use them as a foundation for the new project intended to advance knowledge on the topic.
Your job is to convince your reader that you have really discovered and analyzed the most important published articles, compared them to each other and drawn intelligent conclusions about them.
Organization
:
Your synthesis essay should be organized in the following manner:
Introduction:
Write one or two paragraphs in which you introduce the reader to your topic.
Body -- the categories into which you are dividing the literature:
Divide your sources into a few categories. A suggestion is that you divide them into three to five categories.
Conclusion:
Summarize what the literature says on your topic.
Approach:
This semester, you have critiqued an author’s analysis in the
critique essay
and have critically evaluated several articles in the
annotated bibliography
. In this assignment you will synthesize the ideas of several authors in a
synthesis essay
, or
literature review
.
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You may have researched studies in ________ and found that there are varying opinions on key concepts and proposed solutions.
You may have researched studies in ________
and.
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PLEASE READ:
(B) I have argued that the different disciplines that attempt to explain the behavior and actions of human beings, drawing upon different
perspectives,
each conceptualizes or
thinks
about human beings in fundamentally different ways. A biologist might think of us as bundles of genes with innate biological tendencies, an economist might think of us as rational and utilitarian decision-makers, a psychologist might think of us as a “learning machine” or as a complex bundle of unconscious and repressed emotions, a sociologist might think of us as someone who occupies specific social positions (i.e., upper class, African-American, female).
Perhaps most important, I have argued that since each perspective has
something
of interest to contribute and that their ideas are complementary to one another rather than being contradictory. In other words, to say that one is greatly affected by rewards and punishments – as do behaviorists – doesn’t invalidate the fact that one’s social class – whether one is rich or poor – also contributes greatly to how one behaves. What does differ – and this is important – is how one might go about trying to modify an individual’s behavior and the policy implications that follow.
For this summary – response paper you will compare and contrast the sociological way of thinking about human beings with that presented by two other disciplines discussed in the class lecture notes. What are the main assumptions of each and how do they differ in their recommendations to change peoples’ behavior?
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptx
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Group Check-In TwoIn the second session group members should be re.docx
- 1. Group Check-In Two In the second session group members should be ready to discuss the progress made toward a comprehensive solution, obstacles remaining to completing the project and the resources required to complete and implement the strategy. Emphasis should be placed on projected resource requirement, organizational issues, etc. The instructor will act as the facilitator; students will be evaluated on their individual contributions to the discussion. Students will also be asked to comment on the progress made by their groups to solve the case problem, the techniques they have applied in organization, discussion, task creation and assignment etc., obstacles to completion and the communication and collaboration process. The discussion should focus on how the group has used decision making techniques and methods. Planning for achieving the group’s final objectives decisions should also be discussed. As above, the instructor will act as the facilitator; students will be evaluated on their individual contributions to the discussion.