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“Crafting a Captivating Personal Statement for Dental School Applications”
I need help writing a personal statement. I am applying to dental schools soon and need to write a strong captivating essay.
“Your personal statement is a one-page essay (not to exceed 4,500 characters, including spaces, carriages, numbers, letters, etc.) that gives dental schools a clear picture of who you are and, most importantly, why you want to pursue a career in dentistry. Although there is no set of rules mandating what a strong personal statement should include, here are a few tips to help you successfully craft a winning personal statement: Explain a defining moment that helped steer you toward a career in dentistry. Consider using that moment as the focal point of your essay. Be colorful, positive, imaginative and personal when discussing why you’re a good candidate for dental school. Ask yourself—in a pile of 100 applications, would I enjoy reading my statement? Be sure to convey your passion for dentistry in your statement. Be yourself. Don’t use jargon, clichés or big phrases that you would not use in daily conversation. Remember, dental schools want to know about the real you. Be original and thoughtful: Discuss how you would contribute to the profession and patient care, all of which will help you stand out from other applicants. Tell your story—make sure the essay is your story, not someone else’s. Recruit a friend. Ask a friend, relative or faculty advisor to read your essay and provide constructive criticism. Ask them to think about whether the essay is a good representation of your character, and what they know of your ideals and aspirations. Give yourself time to organize your thoughts, write well and edit as necessary. And don’t forget to proofread, proofread, proofread! Here are a few things to avoid when writing your personal statement: Writing what you think the admissions committee wants to hear. Using a gimmicky style or format. Summarizing your resume or repeating information directly from your transcripts or recommendation letters. Emphasizing the negative. Waiting until the last minute to get started on your statement.”
I have gone ahead and attached a document with points that i jotted down that could potentially help us work on writing a strong personal statement. Applications reviewers usually determine if an application is worth reading through the first couple of lines so i want to come up with something capturing. -
Title: Analyzing the Communication Patterns of the Kardashian Family
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Experiential Learning Activity #3
The purpose of this assignment is to understand, explore, and reflect upon the ways in which families are portrayed through popular media. This assignment will give you the opportunity to write about one of your favorite famous families (whether they’re fictional or not) and apply concepts from class to the media you consume.
Directions:
Part 1 – Planning
For this assignment, please identify one famous family to analyze. This famous family can be real (e.g., the Kardashians) or fake (e.g., The Simpsons). Once you’ve chosen who you’d like to analyze, please find a video clip of them interacting. This clip will serve as the example you draw your analysis from.
Part 2 – Thinking
While you watch this famous family, consider the following questions:
What communication techniques does this family use and are they effective?
What communication pattern does the family you chose engage in? Describe with examples.
Is this an effective style for the family? Why or why not?
As someone who is a fan of the famous family, what contextual factors do you need to understand to make sense of your chosen clip? For example, if you picked a clip of a family fighting, you might want to explain what they’re fighting about.
What recommendations do you have for this family? That is, how can they improve their communication with each other?
Part 3 – Writing and Submitting
Review the rubric embedded into Blackboard and the Document Formatting Guidelines [DOCX]. – Alternative Formats
Your writing should be carefully structured, edited, and proofread.
The recommended 500-750 word count of your essay does not include your name, your instructor’s name, or the assignment title on the first page and reference(s) at the end of your assignment.
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“Solving Trigonometric Equations in 12th Grade” In this assignment, we will explore the process of solving trigonometric equations in 12th grade. This topic is an essential part of trigonometry and is often included in
Please provide an answer that is 100% original and do not copy the answer to this question from any other website since I am already well aware of this. I will be sure to check this.
Please be sure that the answer comes up with way less than 18% on Studypool’s internal plagiarism checker since anything above this is not acceptable according to Studypool’s standards. I will not accept answers that are above this standard.
No AI or Chatbot! I will be sure to check this.
12th grade trig. Please be sure to answer each of the questions in the attached word doc. Please be sure to show all of your steps and provide explanations as to how you arrived at your answers to help me learn. Please be sure that everything is typed out.
Requirements: Please be sure to answer each of the questions in the attached zip folder. Please be sure to show all of your steps and provide explanations as to how you arrived at your answers to help me learn. Please be sure that everything is typed out. -
“Analyzing Precedent-Setting Cases in Higher Education: A Review of Three Court Cases”
Quiz: Case Reviews Assignment Instructions
Overview
Throughout this course, you will review precedent-setting course
cases that impact higher education. These cases are
precedent-setting cases because so much of current law rests on these outcomes.
It is imperative that you understand the impact of these cases on higher
education.
Instructions
You
will review and reflect upon three different precedent-setting cases for each Quiz: Case Reviews. There are three Quiz: Case Reviews in this course.
After reviewing the three assigned court cases for each quiz, you will answer five
short answer questions. See the Quiz: Case Reviews Questions section below the chart for the exact questions you will be asked
for each quiz.
Your
responses should provide a concise analysis of all three court cases. You may use any law review site you wish. Make certain to cite all
relevant information in your short answer response. As this assignment is in
quiz format, current APA formatting will be required only for your citations.
Use the chart below to
locate the module location, quiz title, and the court cases you must review for
that quiz.
Quiz: Case Reviews
Questions
1.
What are the facts of the cases?
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What are the major issues of the cases?
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What was the rationale given about the cases?
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What were the holdings from the judges?
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Integrating Quotes in Writing Integrating Quotes: Enhancing Argument and Credibility
Write a few sentences (about 100 words) integrating a quote that you will be using in your paper. You can cite from the articles you will be using or you can cite from the novel itself for this activity. Be sure to connect your quote to the rest of your sentences. You can do this via signal phrases (“Smith argues” OR “According to Smith,” etc) or by integrating your quote as it grammatically fits into your sentence. Document your quote by using the MLA in-text citation guidelines you have studied in this lesson.
When you are done posting your response, reply to at least one classmate in no fewer than 75 words. Comment on how effectively they have integrated a quote.
Here is an example to help guide your response:
John: Hi everyone,
Here is my paragraph with the quotes I integrated into it:
On Sula’s deathbed, she expresses to Nel her thoughts about the lifestyles and conditions of the women in Medallion. “You think I don’t know what your life is like just because I am not living it? I know what every colored woman in this country is doing.” Even though Nel wants Sula to settle down and have children, Sula takes pride in her choice not to conform. “Dying just like me. But the difference is they dying like a stump and I’m going down like one of those redwoods. I sure did live in this world.” Sula says everybody’s life is a journey to death, yet she believes her course to be nobler than that of her peers. She knows she is living her authentic self, and she does not live for appearances.
Emily: Hello, John. I think you did a great job on your paragraph. I think the quote can be put into the sentence by using commas and introductory phrases. This can help tie together your argument and the quote so that it flows. Also, cite the author and let the reader know what page you are talking about. Your essay seems like it is going to be very good!
Professor: John, this is a good point about Sula and her desire to live authentically. Emily makes a good observation. You haven’t integrated your quote into your discussion, and you haven’t cited the page numbers from the novel. To integrate the quote, you need punctuation and signal phrases. Here is an example of how to integrate and cite from the novel:
On Sula’s deathbed, she expresses to Nel her thoughts about the lifestyles and conditions of the women in Medallion: “You think I don’t know what your life is like just because I am not living it? I know what every colored woman in this country is doing” (Morrison 93). Even though Nel wants Sula to settle down and have children, Sula takes pride in her choice not to conform. She continues by telling Nel that the women of Medallion are “[d]ying just like me. But the difference is they dying like a stump and I’m going down like one of those redwoods. I sure did live in this world” (Morrison 93). Sula says everybody’s life is a journey to death, yet she believes her course to be nobler than that of her peers. She knows she is living her authentic self, and she does not live for appearances. Link to novel : https://s3.amazonaws.com/scschoolfiles/112/sula-to… -
Title: Expanding Across Borders: A PESTEL and SWOT Analysis for Kohl’s Corporation’s Potential Expansion into a New Nation
In the readings and videos this week you are exposed to information about global opportunities and business strategy.
For this forum, answer the following questions using the textbook and the other module materials as needed:
What are the components of a PESTEL analysis?
What is a SWOT analysis?
One of the reasons that firms expand across borders is to expand the impact and value created by their strong brands. Kohl’s Corporation is a very large and successful US retailer, but it has no physical or Internet retail outlets outside the United States. Kohl’s is looking to expand into your nation. Undertake a PESTEL and SWOT analysis to determine what the opportunities and barriers would be in this nation. In your opinion, should Kohl’s pursue an expansion or should it stay “local”?
Be sure that you reference the module materials to develop your position and support your statements. Use APA citations and references. -
Title: Exploring the Impact of Unstructured Outdoor Play on Cognitive Development in Preschool-Aged Children
15000-word dissertation for Anglia Ruskin University
Main Question: How can unstructured outdoor play
support cognitive development in preschool-aged children?
Sub-Questions:
Which elements of unstructured outdoor play
enhance cognitive skills in children aged 3 to 5?
How does the frequency and duration of unstructured outdoor play affect cognitive
development in preschool-aged children?
How can adults support cognitive development through unstructured outdoor play for children aged 3 to 5?
REFERENCES MUST FOLLOW THIS STRUCTURE: https://library.aru.ac.uk/referencing/ctrcompare.html -
Exploring Food: Reflections on Readings, Films, and Personal Experiences
*You must directly address four readings from the week, named by title.
John Dickie, “Miracle Food,” pp.
280-300 in Delizia!
PDF.
K. Moyer-Nocchi, Chewing the Fat,
“La cosidetta ‘Dieta Mediterranea’ –
The So-called ‘Mediterranean Diet’”
(pp 287-294)
Wartman Kristin_Food Fight The
Politics of the Food Industry
Krebs -when food goes wrong
*You must watch 1 episode of your choice from the list : Julie & Julia and Any episode of Cooked with Michael Pollan
*You must describe one food experience you had this week, touching on the following: atmosphere and location; taste and texture experience; ingredients source and cultural significance.
*You must record/reflect upon the following weekly challenges. Here they are:
WEEK 5: Push yourself to eat something that you (think you) don’t like. Eat something that scares you!
DO NOT TALK ABOUT PIZZA,PASTA OR ARTICHOKES
OBJECTIVE:
The goal here is NOT to summarize the readings/films but to interact with and respond to them. I am looking for genuine personal engagement: show me you are listening and thinking critically. The journals will not be graded individually, but they will each be read carefully and will be graded as a whole. Grammar and writing quality count! Think of this as a weekly written check-in with me, your professor. Tell me what you’re thinking about in class, tell me how the reading struck you. Did anything make you angry, or comfort you? What topic this week are you still curious about? -
Title: “The Developmental Impact of My Favorite Childhood Toy: A Reflection on Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development” As a child, my favorite toy was a set of building blocks. I remember spending hours building towers, houses, and
Post a response to the following:
Describe your favorite toy or game as a child. Indicate at which cognitive stage of development you were when you played with this toy and explain how your play reflected that stage of cognitive development. Provide scholarly citations and references to support your post.
Note: Support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources and any additional sources you identify using both in-text citations and references. It is strongly recommended that you include proper APA format and citations.