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Integrated models of clinical supervision
$25.00The paper is about integrated models of clinical supervision.
This paper looks at compares the different models of integrated models of supervision and their applications in counseling and therapy sessions.
5 pages
Biometrics in the US Military
$7.00The Paper is about Biometrics in the US Military
Abstract
The United States Military has adopted the use of biometrics throughout its forces. The systems range from collection for intelligence and tracking to physical security of rooms, sites, and systems. This technology comes with many technical and practical applications; however, there is still legal and ethical associated with this advancement.
3 Pages
Reading thoughts on “We Wear the Mask”, by Paul Laurence Dunbar
$5.00Reading thoughts on “We Wear the Mask”,
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
(Poem Analysis)
1 pages
The impacts of team’s characteristics on its ability to perform group task.
$25.00The paper is a journal that uses self-analysis and team-analysis to discuss the way self and group characteristics affect the ability of a group to perform.
9 Pages
E-Government in Developing Countries: Failure of Projects (Literature Review)
$12.00The literature review is about E-Government in Developing Countries and the reasons for Failure of Projects
4 Pages
APA Format
Automated Breast 3D Ultrasound
$10.00The paper is about Automated Breast 3D Ultrasound
2 pages
APA Format
Visual Analysis on A Shepherdess Adorned with Flowers
$25.00The paper is a Visual Analysis on A Shepherdess Adorned with Flowers, a painting at the Seattle Art Museum
5 pages
Learning a second Language
$25.00The paper is about Learning a second Language, benefits, technology, social challenges, and the actual learning process.
7 pages
Punishment vs. Reward in Child Behavior Modification
$20.00The paper is about Punishment vs. Reward in Child Behavior Modification
8 Pages
Dangerous Influence of Advertising
$35.00The paper explores the dangerous influences of Advertising.
7 pages
APA Format
Children Need to Play, Not Compete by Jessica Statsky (Review)
$5.00The paper is a review of the article Children Need to Play, Not Compete by Jessica Statsky.
Purpose:
Most of us use critical reading strategies everyday to effectively process all of the information we are consistently bombarded with. This assignment allows you continue to explore ideas of reading and writing rhetorically, as you will use different strategies to write your summary and your strong response.
Response
Write a 1 ½ to 2 page response to “Children Need to Play, Not Compete.” Before you even begin drafting, you will want to decide on the terms of your response. Once you decide on the terms (or grounds) of your response, you’ll want to figure out how you can support your points—using logic, outside evidence, examples from your personal life—whatever is appropriate.
(We will discuss how to determine the terms of your response in Unit 9.)
Please Note: The sample summary for this unit is included on the “Lecture Notes” page.
Write a full, rough draft of your strong response to “Children Need to Play, Not Compete.” (This response should be 1 ½ to 2 pages in length). Please keep in mind the following: Before you even begin drafting, you will want to decide on the terms of your response. Once you decide on the terms (or grounds) of your response, you’ll want to figure out how you can support your points—using logic, outside evidence, examples from your personal life—whatever is appropriate.
Additional Files:
Children-Need-to-Play-Not-Compete-Jessica-Statsky.pdf
2 pages
Riley vs. California: Analysis of a Groundbreaking Case
$39.00The paper is an analysis of a Groundbreaking Case of Riley vs. California
Paper Contents
- Legal position
- Court decision
- The amendment
- Assessment of litigants
- Assessment of the litigation
- History of policy that was successfully challenged
- Critique of current policy
- Criticism and recommendations
14 pages
APA Format plus Outline
Types of Dreams (Speech)
$5.00Your critique should start with a brief introduction of the speech, including the topic/purpose of the speech and the reason why this particular speech is of interest to you. The remainder of your speech should be broken into paragraphs based on the following headings, and each of the questions asked under each heading should be answered in detail.
The Most Important Thing to Analyze: The Speech Objectives
Knowing the speaker’s objective is critical to analyzing the speech, and should certainly influence how you study it.
What is the speaker’s goal? Is it to educate, to motivate, to persuade, or to entertain?
What is the primary message being delivered?
Why is this person delivering this speech? Are they the right person?
Was the objective achieved?1 Page
The Role of Religions – Appiah’s Analysis (Part 2)
$27.50The paper is about The Role of Religions based on Appiah’s Analysis.
RESEARCH PAPER 2- APPIAH ANALYSIS ESSAY Guidelines:
Format: MLA Format Required
Length: 1500-2000 Words, Not Including Your Works Cited Page
Double –Spaced, 12-Pt Font, Arial Or Times New Roman Font
Sources: Class Readings And Powerpoint Lectures
For the second essay, the student must analyze and discuss the article “The Case for Contamination” by Kwame Anthony Appiah (posted under Course Content). You should follow these two steps:PART 1 – Discussion Board Portion (20 points)
Read the article “The Case for Contamination” by Kwame Anthony Appiah and post your initial response to the following questions to the Discussion Board: “What roles do religions play in Appiah’s analysis? How is your approach similar to or different from his?” Once you have posted your answer, respond to at least three of your fellow students’ posts and explain how you agree/disagree with them. (a total of 4 posts: 1 original thread + 3 comments)
Each response should be at least 100 words and should demonstrate knowledge of the article as well as class readings and PowerPoints.PART 2 – Essay (80 points)
After reading your classmates’ responses and considering your initial response, write a more detailed answer to the question in an essay format. Your essay should be at least 1500-2000 words and your argument should be supported with information from the class readings and PowerPoints.Submit your essay to Assignment Dropbox inside Blackboard. Keep electronic and paper copies of all written work.
In every Gordon Rule course at FIU, students must demonstrate “college-level writing skills.” College-level writing must exhibit the following characteristics:
It has clear purpose and thesis or controlling ideas.
The thesis is supported with adequate reasons and evidence.
It shows sustained analysis and critical thought.
It is organized clearly and logically.
It shows knowledge of conventions of standard written English.
It shows awareness of disciplinary conventions in regard to content, style, form, and delivery methods.
Moreover, sources must be cited as appropriate.Thesis Statement: The thesis is the central idea of your paper around which all your evidence and claims are organized. Every single paragraph should be dedicated in a clear way to proving your thesis. In your essay, the thesis should be stated as quickly and as clearly as possible. In fact, many teachers will expect your thesis statement to appear in the last sentence of your essay’s first paragraph. A vivid thesis statement will announce the steps of its argument, not just provide a flat statement of the essay’s ultimate goal. Think of the thesis as a roadmap that gives directions to your reader rather than as a picture of your final destination. A good thesis should not state something that is obviously true. When your thesis is too easy to prove, your essay can become repetitive and you may feel that you do not have enough to write about. A complex thesis, on the other hand, requires you to convince your reader that your argument is logical and will reveal ideas that cannot be easily anticipated. A worthwhile thesis will always outline an argument with which a reader can readily disagree.
These are two links to guide you to write a good thesis statement:
http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/thesis_statement.shtml
http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/thesis.htmlWhen reading your essays, I will be looking at three different elements: Content, Style, and Research.
You will receive a grade in each of these areas, and these grades will then be averaged together for your final essay grade. Content refers to the information in your paper.
Is it correct? Is it detailed? Do you demonstrate basic knowledge of the religious tradition? Is this knowledge evident in your description of the service? Style refers to how that information is presented. This includes the way the information is organized and language skills such as spelling, grammar, and proper sentence structure. Research refers to the quality and quantity of your research.7 Pages
Revenge as portrayed in Waorani and Curripaco culture
$8.95Discussion Paper Number 3:
This short essay challenges your critical thinking skills by applying course topics to published scholarly papers. This exercise will allow you to engage published anthropological discussions using course materials and your own interpretations. Two scholarly articles, referenced below, has been selected and posted to Blackboard. Please read these articles carefully and respond to the associated questions in essay format. You should treat this as a persuasive essay where you craft your paper around a central thesis statement and use references from the articles to back up your thesis. All responses should be between 4 and 5 typed, double spaced pages using 12 point Times New Roman font. This is a short paper, so please use complete sentences and paragraphs to address, but not repeat, the questions I present below. Do not forget to include important basic details in a description of the research population, such as age, gender, income, etc. Use the topics mentioned during discussion of the articles in class as a baseline. Be sure to include proper citations where necessary. You are only allowed to use these articles, the textbook and your lecture notes. All responses are due at the beginning of class on Monday, May 11. This short essay is worth a total of 100 points.
2008 Compelling Exchanges: Curripaco Revenge and Warfare. In Revenge in Cultures of Lowland South America, edited by Stephen Beckerman and Paul Valentine, pp. 23-41. University Press of Florida, Gainesville.
Erickson, Pamela
2008 Revenge, Bride Capture, and Gender: Strategies for Survival among the Waorani. In Revenge in Cultures of Lowland South America, edited by Stephen Beckerman and Paul Valentine, pp. 91-116. University Press of Florida, Gainesville.
Response Questions:
– What are some similarities and differences in the way warfare is conducted among the Waorani and the Curripaco?
– How do the motives for warfare differ between the Waorani and Curripaco?
– How is wife capture portrayed in Waorani and Curripaco culture?
– How does revenge figure into the two articles? In very different or similar ways?
– How do kinship and marriage differ between the Waorani and Curripaco? What is the significance of kinship and marriage in these two tribes?
– What is the significance of some of the examples both authors provide?
– What are some of the problems/deficiencies of each article
5 pages
The American Nightmare- A review of Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
$13.00The paper is about the American Nightmare- A review of Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
3 Pages