Category: Literature

  • “Exploring Key Themes in Literature: A Critical Analysis”

    2 seperate assignments teacher is using turnitin.com NO PLAGARISM The instructions and literature are linked
    Sorry for the short notice but i need this by 7 PM tonight.
    Make sure there are 3 key themes and each should be analyzed in great detail and depth!

  • “Exploring the Magic of the Grand Canyon: A Review Essay” Rough Draft: The Grand Canyon is a natural wonder that has captured the hearts and minds of people from all over the world. Located in northern Arizona, this massive canyon stretches for

    I already completed the outline for the review essay I need a rough draft and a final draft based on that outline, I need it to follow a review essay rubric and the prompt I attached should be followed thoroughly, make sure to include the specific location of the place I included in the outline and use that in the essay and use the information I provided and just expand on it the rough draft can be 2-2.5 pages and the final has to be at least 3 full pages

  • Title: The Impact of Skipping Order Details on Customer Satisfaction in Online Shopping

    Instructions will be uploaded later.
    Important Info
    The order was placed through a short procedure (customer skipped some order details).
    Please clarify some paper details before starting to work on the order.
    Type of paper and subject
    Number of sources and formatting style
    Type of service (writing, rewriting, etc)

  • Title: “Exploring the Intersection of Art and Activism: James Baldwin and Langston Hughes’ Contributions to the Civil Rights Movement” I. Introduction A. Background information on James Baldwin and Langston Hughes B. Thesis statement

    Formulate an outline for a 3-4 page paper using the below topic and thesis. Feel free to edit topic and thesis to help with paper outline.
    Include the following:
    Topic : “Literary Activism: The Role of James Baldwin and Langston Hughes in Shaping Civil Rights Discourse Through Literature and Performance”
    Thesis: Exploring the Intersection of Art and Activism: James Baldwin and Langston Hughes’ Contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.
    Write a short outline of the major points you will cover (how you will support your thesis).
    Write the outline in outline format. Include a topic sentence and 2-3 points you will cover in each body paragraph.
    Identify 2 scholarly sources (cite in MLA format) and in 1-2 sentences explain how these sources will support your thesis.
    Some notes to help: Objective:Examine how Baldwin and Hughes used their literary works to address and influence the Civil Rights Movement. Analyze their perspectives on race, equality, and justice, and discuss the impact of their writings on the movement and broader American society.Key Components:Compare Baldwin’s “The Fire Next Time” with Hughes’ poetry such as “Harlem” and “Let America Be America Again.”Analyze their essays, speeches, and fiction to explore their views on racial inequality and social justice.Discuss the historical context of the Civil Rights Movement and how these authors’ works contributed to the discourse and momentum of the movement.Evaluate the lasting impact of their work on contemporary social justice issues.Deliverables:A research paper or presentation detailing their contributions to civil rights through literature.A creative component, such as a multimedia project or interpretive performance, illustrating key themes from their works.
    Requirements: 2 pages

  • “The Reflection of Reality: Exploring the Symbolism and Themes in Lewis Carroll’s Alice Through the Looking Glass”

    Use 3-5 sources (from a library database and NOT including the novel) in a 6-10 page research paper which has a clear thesis and explicates the meaning of your novel.  This is NOT a report. You are a literary scholar, and you are making an argument about the meaning of the novel Alice through the Looking Glass or a part of that novel. 

  • Finalizing the Functional Behavior Assessment: Reasons, Overview, and Summary

    Overview
    For this assignment, you will finalize the FBA by adding the Reasons for Referral, a brief overview and purpose of conducting a FBA, and a summary of the investigations taken in the FBA. Your final assignment should include all the components of the previous assignments, with any corrections or changes made based on prior instructor feedback. You should address compassion considerations in each section. Refer to the Capella Compassion Code [DOCX] for more information.
    Functional Behavior Assessment Structure and Content
    In your functional assessment report, include the following components:
    Reason for Referral
    OverviewPurpose for conducting an FBA.
    Target behaviors and rationale for selecting them.
    Indirect AssessmentDescribe at least one method to conduct the indirect assessment.
    Summarize the information gathered.
    Descriptive AssessmentProvide the operational definitions.
    Identify the measurement procedures for each target behavior.
    Provide and interpret visual display of the baseline data.
    Summarize the ABC data.
    Analyze the ABC data.
    Provide and interpret visual display of the ABC data.
    Provide hypothesized statements about the functions or environmental variables influencing problem behaviors.
    Experimental AnalysisSelect the experimental analysis and provide rationale for why it was chosen.
    Describe the conditions in the selected experimental analysis.
    Provide visual display of hypothetical data.
    Interpret results of the experimental analysis.
    Confirmed the function(s) influencing problem behaviors. If the IISCA is selected, confirm the synthesized contingencies influencing problem behaviors.
    Summary and ConclusionBriefly summarize the different levels of investigation included in the FBA.
    Additional Requirements
    Your assignment should meet the following requirements:
    Written communication: Should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.
    APA formatting: References and citations are formatted according to current APA style guidelines. Review Evidence and APALinks to an external site. for more information on how to cite your sources.
    Resources: 1–2 scholarly or professional resources.
    Length: 7–10 double-spaced pages.
    Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12-point.
    Refer to the MS in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Research GuideLinks to an external site. for help finding resources.
    Refer to the Finalizing the Functional Behavior Assessment rubric to ensure you understand the grading criteria for this assignment.
    Competencies Measured
    By successfully completing this assignment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and rubric criteria:
    Competency 1: Assess the environmental variables and functions of behavior.Present an indirect assessment with minimal errors.
    Present a descriptive assessment with minimal errors.
    Competency 2: Assess client’s skills, deficits, and preferences to determine appropriate intervention needs.Provide a reason for referral, purpose of FBA, and rationale for selecting target behaviors with minimal errors.
    Competency 3: Apply knowledge of functions of behavior.Present an experimental analysis of problem behaviors with minimal errors.
    Provide a conclusion of the FBA with minimal errors.
    Competency 4: Apply compassionate approaches to assessment procedures.Demonstrate the values of compassion assessment procedures.
    Competency 5: Communicate in a manner that is scholarly and consistent with expectations for professionals in the field of psychology.Demonstrate an academic writing style through well-organized prose that follows assignment guidelines.
    Demonstrate compliance with APA style, citation, and referencing guidelines.

  • “Uncovering the Hidden Dangers of Human Trafficking” References: 1. “Human Trafficking: A Global Overview.” United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/global

    Let’s examine what cultural issue pulls at your heart. What dangers or abuses or issues do you want to expose to your readers? The first part of your assignment, then, is to do some research into the issue that you choose.  You will need to find 4 references – these can be online, books, scholarly or newspaper articles, perhaps even a well sourced blog or a personal interview. What is important is that the issue matters to you. As you are researching, compile an annotated bibliography. That is, write down your reference and then follow your citation with 4 or 5 sentences that tell what information is contained in the source. How will this information inform your detective story? Jot down your ideas. This is your script. 
    Now that you have prepared your script, make a video presentation for your classmates. Using Video Note is the easiest and most efficient way to video your presentation. You might prefer to use your phone and record for You Tube. Or if you are comfortable with Apple or some other software, you can use that, but do double check that we can download it. Your presentation will only be about 2 minutes or so in length. Be sure that you mention your four references as you talk about the issue that concerns you and how you intend to weave this issue into your detective story.
    Cite your references at the end of your video and type them into the comments or description area in case your classmates want to find them.
    Upload a link to your video in the Discussion box so that you can share with your classmates. Then comment on several of your classmates’ posts. 16 points.
    Video Report – Research on a cultural issue
    Discussion Topic

  • “Debating the Role of Faith and Community in Early American Colonies: A Comparison of Roger Williams and John Winthrop” “The Religious Roots of American Colonization: A Comparison of Roger Williams and John Winthrop”

    Prepare for a debate on Roger Williams’  “Christenings Make Not Christians” and John Winthrop’s  “A Model of Christian Charity”. Make sure you have a good understanding of each text’s main arguments, historical context, and theological perspectives. For best results, reach out to other students and plan and practice together. You will create a short presentation of your findings, work, and outcomes. You may make a video or audio recording of your work–or you may be more creative if you like. The point is to demonstrate your knowledge and synthesis of your learning. Don’t forget to cite your sources. Length: 3-5 minutes for each side. If you present alone, you need both sides. If you have a partner, one side each. Consider using Genially.com for help. This assignment will open more fully on 6/2 in a discussion board post which encourages questions, sharing, and a repository for your final work. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you a bit more:
    Reach out early to a fellow classmate to join you in your investigation, preparation, and debate.  
    1. Understand the Texts
    Roger Williams’ “Christenings Make Not Christians”:
    Main Argument: Williams argues that true Christianity is based on personal faith and spiritual conviction, not on external rituals like baptism. He advocates for religious freedom, separation of church and state, and liberty of conscience.
    Key Points:
    Critique of forced baptism and its ineffectiveness in making true Christians.
    Importance of personal, voluntary faith.
    Separation of church and state.
    Religious pluralism and tolerance.
    True conversion as an internal, spiritual process.
    John Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity”:
    Main Argument: Winthrop outlines the principles of a godly community based on mutual love, charity, and a sense of collective responsibility. He envisions the Puritan colony as a “city upon a hill” that should serve as an example of Christian virtue.
    Key Points:
    Emphasis on communal love and charity.
    The idea of a covenant with God and a collective responsibility to uphold Christian values.
    The concept of the colony as a “city upon a hill” and a model for others.
    The importance of social hierarchy and the duty of the wealthy to support the poor.
    2. Analyze and Compare the Texts
    Themes and Issues:
    Faith and Conversion: Compare Williams’ emphasis on personal faith and spiritual conversion with Winthrop’s focus on communal faith and collective responsibility.
    Religious Freedom vs. Community Cohesion: Analyze Williams’ advocacy for religious freedom and separation of church and state versus Winthrop’s vision of a unified, godly community.
    Role of the Church: Contrast Williams’ argument against the church’s involvement in state affairs with Winthrop’s integration of religious principles into the governance of the colony.
    Individual vs. Collective Responsibility: Discuss Williams’ focus on individual conscience and liberty versus Winthrop’s emphasis on collective duty and charity.
    3. Develop Your Arguments
    For Williams:
    Personal Faith: Argue that true faith cannot be imposed and must be a personal choice.
    Religious Freedom: Emphasize the importance of liberty of conscience and the dangers of state-imposed religion.
    Separation of Church and State: Highlight the benefits of keeping religious practices free from governmental control.
    For Winthrop:
    Community Unity: Argue that a unified religious community fosters social cohesion and mutual support.
    Collective Responsibility: Emphasize the moral duty of the community to care for one another, especially the poor.
    Example to Others: Discuss the idea of the colony as a model of Christian virtue for the world.
    4. Gather Evidence and Examples
    From the Texts:
    Williams: Look for quotes and passages where Williams discusses personal faith, liberty of conscience, and criticisms of forced baptism.
    Winthrop: Find quotes and sections where Winthrop talks about communal love, charity, and the covenant with God.
    Historical Context:
    Understand the historical background of each author. Williams’ experience with religious persecution and his founding of Rhode Island as a haven for religious dissenters. Winthrop’s role as a leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and his vision for the Puritan community.

  • “Uncovering the Untold Story: The Significance of The Broken Spears in Revealing the Indigenous Perspective of the Conquest of Mexico”

    Argumentative research paper arguing the significance of 
    The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico and its use of indigenous accounts of Aztec and Mexican life to bring the perspective of the ‘other side’ of history to light. Attached paper outline has a brief outline and some sources provided.