Category: Writing

Week 7 Discussion Social Media and Social Justice: The Power of the Narrative.
Respond to the following question. Include examples and support for your position.
In week 1 we discussed the role of the slave narrative in relation to Abolition and Emancipation. First person narratives in the 1800s played an important role in social change and social justice and laid the foundation for both the modern Women’s Rights movement and the Civil Rights movement.
1.Explain why social media plays a huge role in social change today. Can we define discussions such as #metoo as first person narratives? Why or why not?
2.What is the impact of literature and social media on social justice and civil rights today? Do some research and find one writer who you think is having an impact on social justice and civil rights today in America. This could be a poet, novelist, playwright, journalist, blogger, Youtuber or any other social media format. Tell us about this person, their writing, their cause(s) and the impact they are having.

Can you write an essay for me. The prompt is In what ways did the socio-political landscape of the 19th century foster the emergence and proliferation of diverse ideological movements, such as liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, socialism, and imperialism? 4-6 page double spaced.

Dear freelancer, please add a slide with an LQTQ diagram that is related to the presentation itself. Update Slide 2, adding more information about who participated in the session and listing their role or background. I will need the presentation done in at most 90 minutes from now, please do not bid if you cannot send it on time.

I will attach the instructions and any other assignments that will help you with this assignment below. 

Hello everyone. My name is Jani Rodriguez and today we are going to talk about overconfidence in judgment and nursing ethics.0:01
According to Covax, due to being overconfident, doctors incorrectly diagnose 10% to 15% of their patients.0:10
Overconfident practitioners are usually 26% less likely to correctly manage their patients health and care.0:18
Hence, it is vital to explore and understand how overconfidence affects ethical decision0:25
making in nursing and identify strategies for mitigating it and its impact.0:30
Nurses who are overly confident may overlook critical details that lead to making catastrophic mistakes,0:39
such as administering the wrong medication or using incorrect procedures.0:45
Simple examples of overconfident in nursing include a nurse confidently performing a complex physical medical procedure without seeking assistance,0:50
or a nurse ignoring the input of team members due to believing that their judgment is superior.0:59
The consequence of her actions is that the patient’s condition worsens because they lie in the correct treatment.1:06
This situation demonstrates the dilemma of balancing confidence in one’s skills with humility and being open to other professional insights.1:12
Probation for obligates nurses to be accountable and responsible for their practice1:24
by ensuring that their decisions and actions serve to promote optimal health care.1:29
Overestimating their abilities and neglecting protocols.1:34
Put patient safety at risk. In this situation, the nurse failed to make an informed decision.1:38
Another impact of confidence in nursing practice is that it makes professionals believe1:47
that their assessments and decisions are more accurate than they are in reality,1:53
which can lead to overlooking vital information, dismissing critical cues and the failure to seek second opinions.1:58
Hence, as a result, overconfidence in nursing practice compromises patient safety, team dynamics, and professional integrity.2:05
Another strategy for mitigating overconfidence, which should be adopted at the organizational level,2:14
is fostering a culture of open communication respect for diverse insights to promote team collaboration.2:20
It is also vital for individual professionals to stick to using standardized protocols to guide practice and decision making.2:28
So here we are looking at a case study, um,2:44
addressing overconfidence and then a hypothetical situation when the nurse overestimates her diagnosis skills and and Nicklaus2:47
theme advice and nurse can lessen the impact of the situation on the nurses practice by reporting to surveyors about this concern,2:54
because it is also unethical to fail to speak, encouraging the nurse to always seek second opinions and consult with colleagues.3:03
Advocating for a checklist for ensuring always adherence to standard protocols.3:10
Establishing a culture of regularly engaging in reflective practice and feedback sessions.3:16
These strategies for addressing this ethical problem include regular self-reflection,3:22
continuous education, team collaboration, and utilizing checklists and protocols.3:29
I thank you again for watching my presentations.3:34
I am open to any questions. Good night.3:38

Does it help to talk about race and racism? Why or why not?
Can talking about race actually reduce racism, by increasing understanding? Why or why not?
Can talking about race actually add to and worsen the effects of racism by drawing attention to it? Why or why not?
If people completed the “Sorting People” exercise and the Human Variation quiz linked in this week’s online lesson, would that help to reduce racism?
If your respondents for your paper this week completed the “Sorting People” exercise linked in this week’s online lesson, do you suppose they might respond differently to your survey questions? Why or why not?
As you read in the article linked in this week’s online lesson, why do so many researchers still treat race as a scientific concept?  

In this assignment, you will delve into an area of adolescent development that you find interesting. You will select, annotate, and critique a peer-reviewed, primary research article from the library database, construct three well-crafted paragraphs, totaling 400 words, and incorporate direct quotes with appropriate in-text citations to support your arguments.

In the first paper project, you will examine a myth of your choice and write a paper. This is a staged assignment in three parts. These stages are:
Week 3: Choose your Myth
Week 4: Archetypal Roles & Non-Material Culture
Week 5: Interpreting Myth
See the Project 1: Myths & Archetypes- Full Description for instructions about what to submit each week. Make sure to read through all the stages before choosing your myth to make sure you can address everything the assignment requires.
Instructions
This week you will choose an origin myth not covered in our Learning Resources. It can be an origin myth, broadly construed. That means that the myth can be the creation of the world, or the origin of a feature of the world, or even the origin of a particular community or country. Examples would include things like:
The myth about the founding of the city of Thebes
The myth that establishes the caste system in India
The myth about the formation of Mount TaranakiasNote: none of these should be chosen for this assignment
In a short essay of 200-250 words, please do the following:
Very briefly summarize your chosen myth and identify two of its main characters. Be sure to specify which version of the myth you will use if there are multiple versions.
Identify the culture this myth comes from.
Identify the category(s) of creation myth for your chosen myth.
Explain briefly why this myth interests you.
Provide a citation in MLA format for the source of your myth.

This Journal assignment is due on Tuesday 6/18 @11:59pm:
A Rough Draft of your Outline AND a rough draft of your Script or Essay that makes-up your Ted Talk or Lecture. In other words, I want to see your progress in organizing and writing this Ted Talk/Lecture. See the samples on Canvas that I showed you during the 6/14 Lecture.
Some guidelines for your outline and your speech (Talk or Lecture):
This is for a 8 minute presentation.
This is either for a Ted Talk audience, which is a broader segment of the population, probably fairly educated, etc.Remember the discussion of genre. There are certain criteria that help define a Ted Talk “text.”
OR this is for a college/university classroom audience who are involved in a course studying material represented by your Lecture.
I will not comment on these, but simply reward your points – remember how reasonable I am! For the full 20 points possible on this assignment: Reasonable progress on your Outline, which amounts to ~2 pages of outline, organized notes, etc.
At least 2 pages of your speech/talk drafted with your Works Cited in progress.

Explain the differences between norms, roles, rules, and networks.
What does it mean for a firm to be global?
Define universal cultural systems and identify them.
The United States has long been called a melting pot. What does this term mean?
Compare the economic systems of Japan and Canada.