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WebQuest · Inquiry-oriented activity using the Internet · Parts o Introduction – something to catch the students interest (ex. Election is coming up soon. We need to know how to vote responsibly.) o Task – job they are going to do (ex. You are going to investigate the candidates and learn about what they believe concerning the running of this country.) o Process – step by step process of what the students will do (ex. 1. You will review the sites to find answers to the questions I have given you. 2. Once you have researched both candidates and what they believe, you are do make a poster supporting the candidate you think will best lead the country. This poster must be designed to win other “voters” to your candidate.) o Sources – list of resources from which your students will get the information (ex. You must provide the sites. The students will not do searches to find their information. That provides you the opportunity to check out the sites before sending students to those sites.) o Conclusion – students must express (share) with the class what they learned through this webquest o Evaluation - evaluation of success of WebQuest .
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August 1, 2012, the “contraceptive mandate” is an extension
of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) that
sanctioned the provision of contraceptives and sterilization
services to women at no cost. While the mandate is a
landmark for women's health care, it has not yet directly
addressed a role for men. Male involvement is often either
absent or a late addition to reproductive policies, as seen with
past developments in sexual health such as emergency
contraception [1], the human papillomavirus vaccine [2] and
expedited partner therapy for sexually transmitted infections
[3]. As written currently, the ACA does not direct insurance
carriers to reimburse for vasectomy nor prospective male
contraceptives or counseling [4].
Sterilization rates in the USA have remained fairly
constant over the last 40 years. The National Survey of
Family Growth (2006–2010) reported that 27% of women
rely on female sterilization for birth control; only 10% rely on
their partners' vasectomies [5,6]. The exclusion of coverage
for vasectomy may widen this disparity by comparatively
increasing cost barriers and decreasing social expectations for
he views expressed in this editorial are solely those of
not necessarily reflect the opinions or views of the
roductive Health Professionals or its representatives.
g author.
[email protected] (B.T. Nguyen).
front matter © 2014 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
.1016/j.contraception.2013.10.001
men. In comparison to female sterilization methods,
vasectomy has benefits with respect to efficacy, cost and
safety [7]; the ACA's exclusion of vasectomy is neither
ethical nor evidence based and warrants re-examination.
Based on the data from the US Collaborative Review of
Sterilization, the cumulative proba.
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Things I have learned:
Concepts of compositions - Rhetorical theory, writing process, concepts of organization.
Strategies in writing
Informative Essay
Poems - Bob Dylan "Blowin in the wind", Richard Brautigan, Langston Hughes
Analyzing, responding and spring boarding
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MLA documentation
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works citation entries
MLA manuscript layout
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Note:
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Context
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Poet's purpose
Figurative Language
Mood and/or Tone
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Introduction -1 You have to write a brief introduction on English poetry before modern period ( 50 -70 words)
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Include at least two references
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What is prime reality?
What is the nature of the world around us?
What is a human being?
What happens to a person at death?
Why is it possible to know anything at all?
How do we know what is right or wrong?
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Audit and budget information in the CAFR;
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