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The document provides an overview of Reader's Digest magazine, including its origins, contents, structure, and international editions. Some key points: - Reader's Digest was conceived in the 1920s and became the best-selling magazine worldwide by condensing articles from other publications. - It aims to include one article per day of the month with enduring value and interest on topics like true stories, health, and humor. - The magazine is carefully edited to ensure fact checking and alignment with conservative American values. It is also customized for international editions.
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Overview
The focus of this discussion board is to address the impact of at least one of the social determinants of health on an identified health concern in the US, e.g., infant mortality rate, obesity, cardiovascular disease, or immunization. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and the Healthy People 2030 websites will be useful.
The initial post will consist of one (1) paragraph describing/explaining the SDOH that you consider having the greatest impact on the overall health of populations in the US. Give an example of one (1) specific population within the US that is heavily impacted by the chosen SDOH. Write a second paragraph explaining the relationship among the chosen SDOH, the US population, and the population where you live.
You will respond to two (2) of your peers in this class. The details for each component of the discussion board follow.
Instructions
For the initial post:
For this discussion, we will explore Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) in the United States.
Healthy People 2020 list these five key areas of SDOH: (a) Economic Stability; (b) Education; (c) Social and Community Context; (d) Health and Health Care; and (e) Neighborhood and Built Environment. Using some of the resources provided to you in Instructional Materials, as well as at least 1 scholarly journal article, write one paragraph describing/explaining social determinants of health. Choose the SDOH that you feel most strongly about and explain why you find this SDOH to be so impactful to the overall health of populations in the U.S. Give an example of a specific population within the U.S. that is heavily impacted by this SDOH. Remember to focus on the United States in this discussion board.
Initial post:
· You must post your initial posting before you can view your peers' posts.
· The lenght of this discussion is to be 250-300 words.
· Two (2) references are required for the initial DB post with at least one reference being a scholarly journal article. The textbook may be used as a reference, but it does not count towards the minimum required references. Spacing and references for Discussion Boards must adhere to the APA 7th Edition formatting.
· To post the discussion board click on the “Click to Launch” link OR on the on “Discussions” tab in the menu bar on the left-hand side of the Blackboard screen. Post the material in the forum titled “M2-A3 Social Determinants of Health in the US”
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Does popular culture change how society views an idea? Or does popular culture reinforce dominant ideas, thereby slowing the pace of change?
This week’s Discussion is broken into various threads, each of which focuses on a specific social issue. Your main post should be in the thread that corresponds to the artifact you have chosen for your Final Project. This will allow you to get a good start on your research. However, feel free to respond to classmates in any thread that interests you. Reading about how others approach their selected issues can inspire new ways to think about your own.
To prepare, read through this week’s Learning Resources.
For this Discussion, your Instructor will either
assign groups to threads
or
direct you to choose one thread
from the choices listed for this week.
If you are directed to choose a thread on your own, follow these instructions:
Each thread is limited to a maximum number of students based on class size. A thread will close if the limit is reached. If a thread is closed to new posters, select from the open threads.
Discussion Prompts for Each Thread:
Gender/Sexuality
Popular culture has played a significant role in how gender and sexuality have been viewed over time. The term
gender
refers to masculine and feminine and includes transgender issues. The term
sexuality
refers to relations between people, whether heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual.
One significant popular culture sexuality moment occurred when the title character on the TV show
Ellen
, Ellen Morgan, played by Ellen DeGeneres, came out in a 1997 broadcast as gay. She became the first openly lesbian actress playing an openly lesbian character. Several other TV shows today include openly homosexual characters.
Consider how audiences over time have received TV representations of gender and sexuality. Have popular culture representations of gender and sexuality pushed the issue forward? Or have they reinforced dominant ideas of what is “normal” and thereby slowed down society’s acceptance of a broader understanding of gender and sexuality?
Race
Popular culture has played a significant role in how race has been viewed over time. Different races and ethnicities have frequently been portrayed as stereotypes.
Popular culture can have a profound effect on how an audience views racial issues. For example,
The Cosby Show
, which aired on NBC from 1984 to 1992, was the first time that a successful U.S. television show had portrayed an African-American family as upper middle class.
One of the show’s premises was that it did not deal primarily with race issues. Although themes such as the Civil Rights Movement and African-American art and music were present, it was the representation of an African-American family as professionals with the same family issues as white American families that shifted perceptions of race. What about Latin Americans and South Americans? What about Romani, sometimes referred to as "travelers" or "traveling commu.
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The document provides guidance and expectations for Mrs. Navejar's class. It outlines objectives, learning strategies, expectations for group work and presentations. It also provides a schedule of topics including poets and works to be discussed for the week and rubrics for assignments. Existentialism and Hemingway's "A Clean Well-Lighted Place" will be analyzed for examples relating to the philosophy of existentialism.
This week we begin our most significant writing, emphasizing theme
This week we begin our most significant writing, emphasizing
themes
. We have been practicing so we can get to this point, doing more of what historians actually do.
As you know, historians do not memorize facts. They see trends throughout time, and use these trends to understand both the past and the present.
A historical theme is a trend, presented as an interpretive thesis, but supported by evidence from several different eras instead of just one or two.
A number of weeks throughout the semester, we have posted evidence from one particular time-frame or era on a Primary Sources Board, but our writing this week must include evidence from multiple eras.
Yes - the work you do here may be considered as the outline for your final essay, so long as you are happy with your subject!
Themes are narrow enough to have a point of view, even though they are broad enough to cover several eras. They show a repeating trend, rather than progress over time.
One way to begin a theme is to focus on a topic area, such as fashion, sexuality, class differences, cloth-making technology, the role of philosophy, ways in which literature reflects society, sports, games, furniture design, domestic architecture, dancing, political conflict, holiday celebrations, religious texts, expressions of spirituality, mass communication - the possibilities are endless.
Format
For this assignment we start with a theme (in bold text), and use six sources in pairs with a topic sentence (in
italics
) that covers them both. The format will be like an essay, with no numbers or letters:
I. Historical theme
II.
Topic sentence that supports the theme
A. Primary source #1 with explanation
B. Primary source #2 with explanation
III.
Topic sentence that supports the theme
A. Primary source #3 with explanation
B. Primary source #4 with explanation
IV.
Topic sentence that supports the theme
A. Primary source #1 with explanation
B. Primary source #2 with explanation
V. Brief conclusion
Avoid problems with themes
Here's a list of common problems to avoid for themes:
• The progressive theme problem.
The theme features advancement or improvement over time, when it needs to focus on a repeating trend.
•
The "throughout history" problem.
The theme should not use phrases like "throughout history" or "across the ages".
•
The "and" problem.
The theme should not try to cover more bases by using "and", unless everything in it is proven in every paragraph.
• The "or" problem.
The theme should not contain "or", which encourages paragraphs that focus on only part of the theme.
•
The so broad it's obvious problem.
This is similar to the big, factual thesis problem.
Writing assignment instructions (70 points):
Create an outline with a theme and three topic sentences, each supported by two fully-cited primary sources from various Primary Sources Boards, with a brief explanation of how each source supports the topic.
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