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You manage a processing plant which produces a toxic waste. Disposing of this waste is costly and since the volume of waste produced is low, the company has been dumping it into the local river system. The company is privately owned by a small group of investors who have been demanding increased return on their investment and have also suggested staff cuts. Despite this pressure you are determined to propose a strategy that includes being more socially responsible. You now have an opportunity to make a presentation to the Board on this issue. a) Briefly define what social responsibility is and what it would mean in this scenario. In your answer be sure to identify who the stakeholders are and their interests. b) Identify the issues you will address with the board including the benefits and limitations of becoming socially responsible. .
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you must read two articles which are from the
field of Human Resources
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Annotated bibliographies must be written in manner, in which, they are understandable. You must describe all-important data such as:
• The participants
• The reason the study was conducted
• What research design was used (surveys, interviews, case study, etc.)
• Which research analysis was used (MANOVA, ANOVA, Kruskal Wallace, etc.) • The results of the study along with any conclusions of the author(s)
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You must produce a minimum of a 5 pages paper. You must use a minimum of 5 references, citing the references where you used the material within the paper itself.
- Assure you are citing in APA format
-You must use a minimum of one graphic or image (may use a table)
- Double space the paper
- You must use APA formatting (6th Edition)
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1. Theories seem to be such esoteric notions for a profession that seemed to function well for decades, without highlighting them. Can our practice history guide our practice future with theories? Why/not? 2. Define both rationalism and empiricism. Differentiate between these two scientific approaches.
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you must present your findings to the IT supervisor before the supervisor’s meeting with senior leadership. Prepare meeting notes for the IT supervisor that include the following:
Select one major incident to research regarding technological breaches. Identify the company that was affected and then describe this incident and why you selected it.
Explain the implications associated with this breach, specifically in terms of privacy laws and violations of the law.
Analyze the impact that these technological breaches have on consumer safety and well-being.
Recommend further actions to protect the privacy of clients.
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Paper #1 SCHOOL DROPOUTS
Some statistics about student dropouts follow. The task is to decide what you would do to keep students in schools. In other words, what can be done to improve these statistics?
The national dropout rate is between 25 and 30 percent of students. The typical high school graduation includes only 70 percent of its ninth-grade class members. One result is that approximately one-third of the adult population is functionally illiterate.
States with the lowest dropout rates:
North Dakota
Minnesota
Delaware
Iowa
South Dakota
States with the highest dropout rates:
Louisiana
Florida
Nevada
Mississippi
Tennessee
Georgia
It is possible to spot regional differences in dropout rates, but even more noticeable is the effect of family economics on dropout statistics.
Are there differences by ethnic groups within these statistics?
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Based on the work of Marcia, there are four general areas in which a person needs to make commitments in order to achieve an identity. These include career identity, sexual beliefs and values, religious beliefs and values, and political beliefs.
Interview a young teenager about his or her plans and commitments in these four areas: 1) career; 2) religion; 3) sexual behavior; and, 4) politics. You do not have to ask about specific behaviors, but ask generally what the person believes. After you interview the child... Write a paper on that interview and the correaltion of Marcia's four Identity Commitments and how it translates to that of the child. 2.5 pages double spaced. you may reference material used from MARCIA
Paper # 3
CHILDERN AND ANXIETY
CHILDREN AND ANXIETY
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Textbook definition
and a
picture
for EACH term below.
Terms:
1. rotation
2. day
3. revolution
4. year
5. season
6. equinox
7. solstice
8. satellite
the textbook - HMH Georgia Science
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TOPIC:
Emerging enterprise network applications
Research paper basics:
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• APA formatted
• Minimum six (6) sources – at least two (2) from peer reviewed journals.
1. Context and Background Information: Clearly developed Paper with the appropriate details
2. Content: Paper is interesting and relevant
3.APA Format: Used APA format correctly throughout paper
4. Used Compelling Chart, Table, or Map to Illustrate Something in the Paper: A compelling chart, table, or map was used correctly to illustrate a point in the paper
5. Excellent closing
6. Excellent body of paper detailing the Topic
7. Excellent closing
8. Included a list of all references used and all references were cited correctly
9. Format is appropriate and enhances the understanding of the Topic in a creative and dramatic manner throughout the paper.
10. Zero plagiarism
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You must have the Project Libre to create this!
Develop a chart showing the inputs required from other project documents required to develop the scope of a project and the outputs of a project scope document. Don’t copy another author’s work for any reason, you may use it for input with citations/references.
Suggestion: create columns with input on the left, document description in the middle, and scope output on the far right, then fill it in using the textual information.
Post the Project Libre file (“xxxxx”.pod)
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advantage
disadvantage.
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You must have at least 3 sources. Sources should be cited within your writing and you should have a bibliography page. Do not use wikipedia, or any .com websites.
The paper should be at least 750 words. Use APA or MLA format. (Artist Name : Leonardo da Vinci)
In Essay:
1) Begin with some biographical information about the artist.
2) Describe their artwork, write about their process, the media they use, the meaning of their art include name of that art, any inspiration or influences, and body of artwork.
3) Explain why you chose this artist and why their art appeals to you.
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This is a very important assignment and my price is FIRM.
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You must give the Source(s) of your answers (textbook - WITH SPECIFIC PAGE REFERENCES; websites etc.)
Please give your Sources WITH SPECIFICITY to avoid receiving a failing grade.
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These are the Essay Topics:(Min. 100 words EACH Essay, just write a paragraph for each and all questions below)
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You must also describe how judges will be chosen for each court and must discuss how judicial and attorney ethical standards will be structured and enforced. You should conduct basic research on Puerto Rico (size, geography, population, existing counties or municipios, etc.) to be certain your proposed system will actually work.
Remember to provide citations when you borrow some idea or structure from another state.
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also utilize professionals you meet through faculty, staff, extracurriculars, athletics, volunteer work,
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7. Attend class and see Canvas for further details on how to conduct an informational interview
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Electronic Presentation on Black Culture
. You will select and present on the significances of two works of black culture. The first work you select must be a work of African-American literature, poetry, music, fashion, dance, or some other cultural art form that was created and/or popularized by an
African American
during the time periods of the Harlem and Chicago Renaissances (1917-1949). Your second work of black culture must have been created and/or popularized by a black person (but not necessarily an African American) within YOUR lifetime. For example, if you were born in 1999, your second cultural selection needs to have been created by a black person between 1999 and the present. The two works you select to present do not have to share a cultural form (i.e. one work can be a poem and the other can be a song; one work can be a painting and the other can be a fashion trend). Nor do the two works have to share a particular theme. You may choose to do a compare-and-contrast type presentation. But, you do not have to. In presenting the works, you will need to provide background information on your chosen works (i.e. when where the works created; who created them or made them famous; and, what impact did the works have on the cultural landscape when and since they first appeared?). You will also have to briefly explain why you made those particular selections, and explain what you think each work tells people about the ways in which African-American/Black culture and experiences remained congruent and/or changed from the eras of the Harlem and Chicago Renaissances to the modern era. Moreover, your Electronic Presentation on Black Culture must be creative in both style and substance.
Your Electronic Presentation should have a run time of 7-10 minutes.
And, it must contain both audio and visual components.
When delivering your Electronic Presentation, you will serve as the professor for the class. So, give a Presentation that your temporary students (i.e. your classmates and Dr. Brown) will find to be both impressive and informative. The more creative, interesting, organized, and informative your Presentation is, the higher your grade will be. If your Presentation is disorganized, bland, lacks imagination, or does little more than echo information and ideas that have already been presented through the course texts, media, and PowerPoint lectures, you should not expect to earn a stellar grade on it.
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(See page 15 for the Electronic Presentation on Black Culture Grading Rubric.) You wil.
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African American
during the time periods of the Harlem and Chicago Renaissances (1917-1949). Your second work of black culture must have been created and/or popularized by a black person (but not necessarily an African American) within YOUR lifetime. For example, if you were born in 1999, your second cultural selection needs to have been created by a black person between 1999 and the present. The two works you select to present do not have to share a cultural form (i.e. one work can be a poem and the other can be a song; one work can be a painting and the other can be a fashion trend). Nor do the two works have to share a particular theme. You may choose to do a compare-and-contrast type presentation. But, you do not have to. In presenting the works, you will need to provide background information on your chosen works (i.e. when where the works created; who created them or made them famous; and, what impact did the works have on the cultural landscape when and since they first appeared?). You will also have to briefly explain why you made those particular selections, and explain what you think each work tells people about the ways in which African-American/Black culture and experiences remained congruent and/or changed from the eras of the Harlem and Chicago Renaissances to the modern era. Moreover, your Electronic Presentation on Black Culture must be creative in both style and substance.
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You must choose from the approved list below:
1. Angels
2. Adoption
3. Christ
4. Conscience
5. Conversion
6. Covenants (Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, New)
7. Creation
8. Election
9. Eternal Life
10. Faith
11. Fall of Man
12. Forgiveness
13. Glory of God
14. Gospel
15. Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke John
16. Grace
17. Heart
18. Holiness
19. Holy Spirit
20. Hope
21. Image of God
22. Immanence
23. Judgment of God
24. Justice
25. Justification
26. Law
27. Love
28. Mercy
29. Millennium
30. Miracles
31. Names of God
32. Nature of God
33. Peace of God
34. Power of God
35. Prayer
36. Predestination
37. Preservation of Scripture
38. Prophecy
39. Reconciliation
40. Redemption
41. Reliability of Scripture
42. Repentance
43. Revelation
44. Righteousness
45. Sabbath
46. Salvation
47. Sanctification
48. Satan
49. Savior
50. Sin nature
51. Substitution
52. Temptation
53. Transcendence
54. Tribulation
55. Trinity
56. Union with Christ
57. Unity of God
58. Will/Plan of God
59. Wisdom
60. Works of the Holy Spirit
61. Worship
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Papers will be between 6 to 8 pages in length. It is important to convey your subject and topic content concisely for your final assignment. Longer assignments have a tendency to veer off subject. It is important to clearly write about your topic. (An example of a research paper outline is included below which might be of interest to you).
Remember that you must discuss the roles that the church, the family, and the community should play in the solutions to the problem. Additionally, be sure to incorporate biblical support for the positions and opinions that you express.
Review the grading rubric to improve the quality of your paper. Your paper will be submitted through SafeAssign, a tool used to detect plagiarism.
An example of a research paper which you might use to guide you, using APA guidelines which can be reviewed through the Writing Center:
Title Page
The title page for a research paper can be reviewed through the Writing Center and if you have an APA Manual 6th ed. p. 41 includes an example.
Abstract
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Introduction
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- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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