Career Movers (B): Evaluation Checklist for Resume Screening Scenario: You are responsible for selecting candidates to interview for the Project Manager position you advertised. Below are the responsibilities, requirements, and skills for a successful candidate. With over 100 resumes submitted, your task is to develop a checklist of criteria that you will use in screening … Read more
As a director for your healthcare organization, one of your duties is to participate in writing articles for your company’s website. This month the executive leadership team has asked you to write about health policy. The executive leadership team would like you to address the following items that are bulleted below. You may be as creative … Read more
Date: Assessment Completed by: Peer Review of: Instructions: Open the Instructions Assignment to be familiar with the assignment and criteria while responding to these questions. Select a draft to review that has not already been reviewed or only has one review. Enter your feedback in the “Instructions Assignment Peer Review Form” … Read more
PART 1: THE INFOGRAPHICPurpose: Create a technical document that defines a term or concept and extends it, using specific strategies. Subject / Topic: For this project, students will create a definition of a term that encourages others to submit to Art Helps Hearts. The term or concept should be encouraging to those that are unwell. … Read more
For this discussion, you will share your definition word for Project 2 and your quote with the class. To properly complete this assignment Review and acknowledge the Service-learning Infographic Project 2 requirements (linked here: M3A1: Service Learning Assignment Acknowledgement Choose a term to define for the project. Choose an inspirational quote to use for the project … Read more
For this journal entry: 1.) Choose a situation from which Franklin learns an important lesson. This can be one of his errata OR his observation of behavior that created a problem for or caused the failure of someone else. 2.) In the introduction, briefly describe the situation. Conclude the intro with a thesis that focuses … Read more
Graphic Organizer Prewriting n Brainstorming: Use this section to begin answering your BIG question. You should go back to the text to begin gathering information that will help you answer this question. What is the BIG question chosen for this essay? This will be answered in your thesis statement and your entire essay. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ … Read more
Discussion post 1 Though it hasn’t always been the case, there is now a well-recognized right of patients to refuse medical treatment. This includes treatments that the patient thinks are too risky, but also treatments they oppose for any other reason they might have. It includes also the right to stop treatment, because patients must feel free to withdraw existing treatments … Read more
1. In the opening sentence of “A Worn Path,” the narrator describes Phoenix Jackson as “an old Negro woman.” Later the hunter calls her “Granny,” and the nurse refers to her as “Aunt Phoenix”. Examine the way Phoenix Jackson is referred to throughout the story. How do they contrast with the symbolic name of her … Read more
First, read How to Write a Summary Links to an external site.and Summary: Using it WiselyLinks to an external site. Next, complete the Summary Writing Assignment. For this assignment, write a well-developed one-paragraph summary of the article entitled:Links to an external site. Gun Debate: Where is the Middle Ground?” by Mallory Simon, CNNLinks to an external site. Instructions: … Read more