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  • “The Ghost Dance: A Cultural and Historical Perspective”

    https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry?entry=GH001
    https://blogs.loc.gov/folklife/2017/11/james-mooney-recordings-ghost-dance-songs/
    https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ghost-Dance

  • Title: The Role of Corporate Headquarters in Creating Value for Multibusiness Companies: A Case Study of General Electric

    Module 12: Critical Thinking Assignment
    The “World’s Most Admired Company”
    In this module, the role of the corporate headquarters in a multibusiness company — in particular, how the corporate headquarters can create value for the individual businesses. This necessitates examining the role of the corporate headquarters and its relations with individual businesses. For this week’s assignment, review CASE 13
    How Do You Solve a Problem Like General Electric?, Chapter 13 (in your textbook). Remember: A case study is a puzzle to be solved, so before reading and answering the specific case study questions, develop your proposed solution by following these five steps:
    1. Read the case study to identify the key issues and underlying issues. These issues are the principles and concepts of the course module, which apply to the situation described in the case study.
    2. Record the facts from the case study which are relevant to the principles and concepts of the module. The case may have extraneous information not relevant to the current course module. Your ability to differentiate between relevant and irrelevant information is an important aspect of case analysis, as it will inform the focus of your answers.
    3. Describe in some detail the actions that would address or correct the situation.
    4. Consider how you would support your solution with examples from experience or current real-life examples or cases from textbooks.
    5. Complete this initial analysis and then read the discussion questions. Typically, you will already have the answers to the questions but with a broader consideration. At this point, you can add the details and/or analytical tools required to solve the case.
    Case Study Questions:
    6. What were the key challenges faced by General Electric in the early 2000s, and how did the company respond to these challenges?
    7. How did General Electric’s corporate strategy change under the leadership of Jeff Immelt, and what were the implications of these changes for the company’s various business units?
    8. What role did divestitures play in General Electric’s corporate strategy, and how did the company decide which businesses to sell off?
    9. How did General Electric allocate resources across its various business units, and what factors influenced these resource allocation decisions?
    10. How did General Electric leverage synergies across its different businesses, and what benefits did this approach offer the company?
    Your well-written paper should meet the following requirements:
    Be 4 to 5 pages in length, which does not include the required title and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements.
    Use Saudi Electronic University academic writing standards and APA style guidelines.
    Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook and at least two scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles unless the assignment calls for more.

  • Title: Exploring the Ideals and Strategies of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) through Texts and Film

    read, watch, summarize, and provide prompt questions for “The IWW Manifesto and Preamble,” William D. Haywood, “The General Strike,” W. D. Haywood, “Timber Workers and Timber Wolves,” and An Injury to One (short movie found online) and submit

  • “The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: A Critical Analysis of ‘Facebook and the Age of Privacy’ by Lori Andrews”

    Select one of the fifty articles from The Little Norton Reader and develop an argumentative, research-based paper that addresses the broader topic in the primary article you have chosen.  The paper should both critically examine the author’s perspectives on this subject and supply your own argument, which should be backed up by additional and relevant research to deepen or expand the discussion. 
    As modeled on Reading Responses, the body of your paper should provide a thorough summary and analysis of the primary article; this must Include the proper use of summarizing, paraphrasing, direct quotations, and in-text citations that all correspond with your Works Cited Page. 
    In addition to your textual analysis of the primary article, your essay should thoughtfully explore five outside sources, containing the most relevant and persuasive evidence/research, in order to more deeply convey your argument related to the topic.  Remember, all sources must be listed on your Works Cited Page.  Unlike Paper #1, your research must be scholarly and highly credible and come from either AVC’s Library Database EBSCOhost or Google Scholar.  This research should be used to support or refute the ideas of the author and help you to develop your specific thesis.
    I have included a reading response I did for the article I would like this to be based on 

  • Exploring Mentor Texts for Expository Writing Features of the Mentor Texts: 1. Use of vivid imagery and descriptive language: In “Are You a Dragonfly?”, the author uses descriptive language to paint a vivid picture of the life of a

    Read/Watch/Search these four different Mentor Texts: 
    Are You a Dragonfly?Links to an external site.
    Do a search for one of the recommended books from this Nerdy Book Club post, The 2020 Nerdies: Top Nonfiction Picture BooksLinks to an external site..   Do an internet search for one of the books that looks interesting to you. You can most likely find some excerpts or a video with a read aloud of the book. (For example, here’s a reading of The Cat Man of AleppoLinks to an external site. by Karim Samsi-Basha and Irene Latham, which is on the list.  Notice how this book combines exposition and narration?)  Nerdy Book Club is a site curated by teachers who share books.  Hasn’t been updated recently [sad], but still a great resource to bookmark for yourself.
    How about infographics? How do they convey information in more readable ways? Do a search for educational infographics: What features or elements of writing make an infographic useful or engaging?
    Finally, check out this Ignite talk from Marijke HechtLinks to an external site.. Ignite talks follow a format: 5 minutes with 20 slides that auto advance every 15 seconds. The idea is to convey information or offer a provocation in a short amount of time.  What features stand out to you here?  Did you notice the mix of exposition and argument she used to reach her audience?
    Then, respond:
    Prompt: What are some features of these texts that you notice or that stand out to you? How might we use these texts as models for our own writing? What work did the authors have to do to create these texts? What work might you need to do to write or record your expository text?
    Links:
    Are you a dragonfly: https://youtu.be/xnULzIIWTtA?si=jQhAOOP_97RDaQne
    Picture book choice from nerdy book club post: https://nerdybookclub.wordpress.com/2020/12/27/the-2020-nerdies-nonfiction-picture-books-announced-by-lynsey-burkins/
    Ignite talk: https://youtu.be/jFoH0QXC9I8?si=Jh45DTk4Q8HK9Inv

  • Week Four: Discussion on Rent Control, Black Markets, and News in Microeconomics

    Week Four: Discussion
    Ends May 3
    Must post first.
    Subscribe
    The topics for week 4 follow the format “Topic #.” There are 3 topics.
    Participation Rules
    Students must post a minimum of 3 entries per week in at least 2 separate days. Notice, that it is not 3 entries per topic, it is 3 entries in total. Do not wait until the last minute to respond to the threaded discussion. Doing it will certainly not benefit the group learning experience.
    Content Rules
    All entries need to meet the criteria of being content driven, complete, considerate, and 1 idea/1 paragraph: Content Driven – this requirement means that the student actively thinks about the question or position stated and adds value to the discussion. Comments such as “I agree” or “That’s right” are not content driven and will not count as valid entries.
    Short but Complete – Limit your posts to 1-2 paragraphs. However, thoughts need to be fully developed to ensure that when other students and the instructor read the comments they are cogent and coherent. This also means that the entries need to be written in proper business communications format. Considerate – The comments are academic discussions not personal attacks. While you are certainly encouraged to express positions that disagree with other’s thinking, your thoughts must be presented as academic alternative positions with justification and examples to support your alternative position. I will indicate to the entire class what comments are personal attacks and these comments will not count as valid entries.
    1 idea/1 paragraph – The entire paragraph should present ONE single idea. If you have other idea, that should go in a separate paragraph. Within a paragraph, the 1st sentence reflects the most important message. Following sentences support the idea mentioned in the 1st sentence. The last sentence concludes the idea.
    Clearly label the topic (Topic One, Topic Two or Topic Three) you are discussing.
    Grading Rules
    Threaded discussions start on Monday and end on Friday midnight of each week, and grading will be done on Monday of the next week. However, I will moderate the discussions on Wednesdays and Fridays of each week and give some feedback. In terms of grading, if you post 3 or more entries that meet the previous criteria (Content Driven, Complete and Considerate) you will get 100 points. If you post 2 valid entries, you will get 70 points, and if you post only 1 valid entry, you will get 40 points.
    Topic One: Rent Control and Price Ceiling
    Go to our Library, Streaming Video Catalog (http://nu.libguides.com/streaming), Films on Demand section and search for Teaching Tools for Microeconomics by John Stossel (the screen you will see is below).
    Watch Segment 6. Price Controls: Unintended Consequences (5 minutes) and answer: Would you support rent control in your city? Why?
    Topic Two: Black Markets
    Tickets to athletic events, concerts and other venues are often resold at higher than original prices. In some states, scalping is outright illegal, while in other states, scalping is legal under certain circumstances.
    You may have your own opinion about scalping, and it may be related to moral issues. I would like you to use some of the concepts you have learned in this course to analyze the issue and answer the following questions:
    1. Is the original ticket price necessarily an accurate measure of the equilibrium price?
    2. Who are the winners and losers in scalping?
    Topic Three: News and microeconomics
    This week we focused on price controls and the market for labor.
    To start this discussion, any student can post a link for a news about a current issue that relates to price controls or labor market. Add a comment to entice others to read your article and participate in the discussion.

  • Title: The Role of the Criminal Investigator in Gathering Evidence and Building a Case for Prosecution

    Criminal investigation is a process of gathering evidence of a crime. The ultimate goal of gathering evidence is to determine how the crime occurred, identify the perpetrator, and present the case for prosecution in a court of law.  
    identify the specific goals and functions of the criminal investigator and tell how they work to determine how the crime occurred, identify the perpetrator, and present the case for prosecution in a court of law.

  • Title: Creating a Profile for Public Awareness: Identifying Traits, Triggers, and Risks for an Individual with Mental Health Issues

    For Milestone Three, you will use your research on the individual’s traits and triggers to create a profile. Include physical features, triggers, personality traits, historical information, and any other features that you believe to be important for the purpose of public awareness. Describe potential risks involved in releasing the profile to the public, including the types of information you would release and what information you would withhold. Explain why you would release or withhold this information.
    Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
    Profile and Intervention Strategies
    Using the traits and triggers identified for the individual, create a detailed and accurate profile including physical features, triggers, personality traits, and historical information for the purpose of public awareness.
    Discuss potential risks when releasing the profile to the public. What information would you release, and what information would you not release? Justify your claims.
    What to Submit
    Submit assignment as a Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins.

  • The Vital Role of Respiratory Therapists in Community Health Initiatives

    In
    this assignment, you are required to write a 6-8 page paper in APA style that explores the role of respiratory therapists in community health initiatives. The paper should include a detailed analysis of existing or hypothetical programs where respiratory therapists
    play a crucial role in improving respiratory health outcomes in the community.
    Paper Structure:
    Introduction (1 page)
    Briefly introduce the importance of respiratory care in community health.
    State the purpose of the paper.
    Role of Respiratory Therapists in Community Health (1-2 pages)
    Describe the typical responsibilities of respiratory therapists in community settings.
    Discuss how these roles can extend beyond hospital settings to community health.
    Analysis of Community Health Initiatives Involving Respiratory Care (2-3 pages)
    Present real-world examples or propose hypothetical scenarios where respiratory therapists have significantly impacted community health.
    Focus on specific programs, such as asthma education programs, smoking cessation initiatives, or pulmonary rehabilitation workshops.
    Challenges and Opportunities (1-2 pages)
    Analyze the challenges faced by respiratory therapists in community health settings.
    Discuss potential opportunities for growth and greater impact in these roles.
    Future Directions (1 page)
    Suggest future trends in respiratory care within community health.
    Provide recommendations for integrating respiratory therapy more effectively into community health initiatives.
    Conclusion (1 page)
    Summarize the key points discussed.
    Reinforce the importance of the respiratory therapist’s role in community health.
    References:
    Include a minimum of 10 peer-reviewed articles, books, or credible online resources.
    All sources must be cited according to APA style guidelines.
    Submission Guidelines:
    Submit the paper in a Word document format.
    Ensure the paper is double-spaced, with 1-inch margins, and uses 12-point Times New Roman font.
    Include a title page and references page (these do not count towards the page limit).
    Evaluation Criteria:
    Depth of Content: Insightful analysis and comprehensive coverage of the topic.
    Relevance: Relevance of the examples and scenarios to the role of respiratory therapists in community health.
    Organization and Clarity: Logical flow of ideas, clarity of arguments, and overall structure.
    APA Formatting: Adherence to APA style for in-text citations and references.
    Grammar and Style: Professionalism in writing, including grammar, spelling, and sentence structure.

  • Title: Understanding Breast Cancer: Stages and Treatment Options

    presentation must be 12 minutes long
    6- 8 slides that cover breast cancer and all 4 of its stages
    i will spend at least 3 minutes on each slide so that i can speak for the whole 10 minutes