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Concert Report
$15.00Concert Report
3 pages
Acyl-CoA Oxidase 3 (ACX3) within Arabidopsis thaliana
$30.00Paper Contents
Complete DNA Sequence
Deduced Amino Acid Sequence
Enzymatic Reaction and Metabolic Function
Approaches and Methods
Potential Experiment
6+ Pages
Impact of pesticides and Genetically Modified Seed on the current colony collapse disorder
$60.00The decline in bee population
Content Requirements:The most important requirement for the content (or topic) of this paper, is that you are interested in the subject. Donʼt choose a subject because you think itʼs particularly academic, or that it will appeal in some way to my interests. Choose a topic because itʼs something you care about, because itʼs something you want to learn more about. You topic should also be appropriate for a college-level academic paper; remember who your audience is when selecting your topic.
This is a research paper, so it will require research on your part, and at least 5 different sources. You can research and write about almost anything–literature, science, art, philosophy, religion, current events–but whatever you write about, your thesis must take a stand, and you must articulate a position that you can defend and elaborate on through a well-researched paper.
What follows is the rubric I use when grading your papers. We will discuss and address the aspects of this rubric throughout the semester in the research forums. You should always feel free to bring up questions in the forums so that your classmates have the benefit of hearing your thoughts.
You will see that this paper is largely self-directed. In English Composition I you were introduced to the concepts of research. Now itʼs time to apply that knowledge in creating your own research paper.
Format Requirements: Length: 8-10 pages.
Format: MLA
Sources: Minimum of 5. Three of the five sources must be scholarly.
Annotated Bibliography: 3 sourcesStudents: Your research papers will be evaluated according to the following criteria or questions. The paper is worth 50 possible points. You must earn a C- or above in order to receive credit for this class.
Final Project Paper Evaluation Criteria
Students: Your final project papers will be evaluated according to the following criteria or questions. The paper is worth 50 possible points. Use these questions and answers to evaluate your progress toward a finished draft of the paper.
1. Do you see evidence of a thesis? (A thesis is a brief statement that outlines the parameters of the writer’s argument—his or her claim, what s/he wants to assert within the context of the paper).
2. Does the paper have a sense of purpose?
3. Does the paper handle its ideas in a way that illustrates critical and/or creative thinking?
4. Are there sufficient examples, details, and support in the paper?
5. Does the writer appear to be aware of and meet the needs of an audience?
6. Does the paper feel organized and coherent?
7. Is the language fluent, appropriate, and clear?
shifts even when there is no direct quotation, leading me to question the authorship or voice in passages of the paper. Vocabulary is not consistently college level or appropriate for the topic.
8. Does the paper demonstrate strong grammar skills and mechanics?
9. Do you see evidence of information literacy skills?
10. Is the paper appropriately cited? Are sources properly identified in places where they are summarized, paraphrased, and directly quoted? Are sources properly identified at the end?12 pages
MLA + 3 References + 3 Annotations
Personal savings and retirement planning
$55.00Truth in Media – Personal savings and retirement planning
The paper reviews research on the topic of the truth in media in particular the issue of personal savings and retirement planning. The introduction to finances explores basic financial literacy, financial personalities of couples, financial tools in preparing for emergencies, and issues that parents-to-be and new parents face. It also explains tha difference in the style of investing between people in Generation X and Generation Y as well as the dangers of a “safe” investment.
17+ pages
APA – 18 References
Results-Based Leadership Paper
$25.00Results based leadership theory based on the works of Nohria, Joyce, and Robertson. Needs to be geared toward leadership in nursing. Should include background of theorist, description of theory, strengths and criticisms of theory, Application to current leadership practice in nursing with specific examples included to support response. Should also have an introduction and conclusion.
4-5 references
5 pagesMusic Celebrity Research Essay – Michael Jackson
$25.00Music Celebrity – Michael Jackson
What is the economic value of fostering celebrity within the music industry? Choose a music celebrity.
What is her or his current star text? How has this been shaped by promotion and publicity? Filter her or him through our conceptualization of stars as phenomena of industry and of audience. Does one interpretation work better than the other? In what ways does this celebrity’s star text differ from her or his previous incarnations? Were there motivations behind this change?5 pages
MLA – 5 ReferencesEVALUATION OF DIFFERENT VINE SIZES ON THE PERFORMANCE AND YIELD OF ORANGE FLESHED SWEET POTATO IN TEACHING AND RESEARCH FARM OF NWAFOR ORIZU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, NSUGBE
$30.00EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT VINE SIZES ON THE PERFORMANCE AND YIELD OF ORANGE FLESHED SWEET POTATO IN TEACHING AND RESEARCH FARM OF NWAFOR ORIZU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, NSUGBE
22 Pages
APA – 30 References
Online Learning Essay: Summary from pages 287–292 in Motteram and Forrester
$5.00Summary from pages 287–292 in Motteram and Forrester (2005)-(answer questions),
Review pages 287–292 in Motteram and Forrester (2005) and respond to the following questions :
1.What are your thoughts, feelings, and wants regarding Motteram and Forrester’s three broad issues? Remember, they are:
2.Opportunities and constraints provided by technology.
3.Human elements.
4.Development of online learning communities.
5.Did you form any conclusions about the validity of the reading and the degree to which the authors’ conclusions might generalize to a wide population of online learners?Additional Files:
Ethical Principles Case Studies: It’s Over, Debbie and Sounding Board – Death and Dignity (A Case of Individualized Decision Making)
$10.00Please read the cases thoroughly and provide and analysis of the ethical issues presented in the case. Often, you will not have formal questions to answer, but should be able to identify ethical issues and dilemmas that stood out to you. You should provide more than 1 page per case to thoroughly address the issues that are present. Incorporate ethical principles and/or theories that apply to the cases. Please explain the issue or dilemma using information from the readings in the book and other sources (e.g., websites, articles, etc). Also, include your own thoughts/opinions as well as materials to support these. All references consulted (including the text) should be referenced appropriately within your response—APA style—and a list of references should be supplied at the end of your document.
Please submit cases to the Assignment tab, following these assignment protocols:
Microsoft Word document with 1” margins all around, 12 pt. Times New Roman font, and double-spaced work. Failure to follow assignment protocols will result in a 10% loss in possible points. Additionally, cases should be free from grammatical errors.
Additional Files:
Its-over-Debbie-Sounding-Board.docx
1. It’s Over, Debbie
2. Sounding Board – Death and Dignity: A Case of Individualized Decision Making
