Directions: Choose a topic from math, science, or social studies. Create THREE 50-minute lesson plans for this topic. There should be an informal assessment for days 1 and 2. The third lesson plan should pull the topic together as a unit with a formative assessment that covers all three days. Use the following format for … Read more
Paper 1 Scott: Power and Identity In Behind the Official Story, James C. Scott argues that nearly all social interactions involve some sort of performance or script but that in cases of marked or strong power difference, the stakes involved lead to increasing levels of scriptedness (3). For your first paper assignment, I would like … Read more
I need a informed essay at least 1500 words. Introduction: State your field and present the debate(s)/mysteries/conversations youve chosen.HookThesis = subject + debate/mystery/conversation + importance/relevance of that issue to the field and/or in a broader senseroadmapBackground Context: this is where you contextualize the issue by explaining how it came about, what conditions or information created … Read more
Topic: You are the new HR manager at a technology company in the Bay Area. You are proposing to set up a daycare facility for employees with very young kids. The proposal is directed towards the Board of Directors of the company. I am writing a proposal as a project for my writing class. You … Read more
Reflections are required to include: (1) a summary of your perspective on the topic (2) synthesis to course content and/ or theor (3) how you might apply the knowledge in your role as an ECE professional. Please keep information concise and no more than two (2) pages in length.**If you choose to include supportive evidence … Read more
Instruction and Prompt are attached. Required Reading List: Week 7: Who is the other? Mon 2/15 – NO CLASS (UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY) Wed 2/17 Enriquez, L.E. (2019). Border-hopping Mexicans, Law-abiding Asians, and Racialized Illegality. Relational Formations of Race: Theory, Method, and Practice. Fri 2/19 Hing, J. (2014). Race, Disability, School-to-Prison Pipeline. Colorlines. Garland-Thompson. R. (2016). Becoming … Read more
Title: The Road Not Taken Poet: Robert Frost 1. Provide a brief summary of the poem. 2. Who is the speaker? Does their point of view affect the characterization in any way or are they an impartial participant? 3. Does the poem progress in chronological order, or is it cyclical? Does the poem … Read more
For your second essay you need to select a primary source essay. You can select that essay from Part 4 of your textbook. Part 4 is an anthology of essays covering a range of topics. Select one essay from Part 4 to use as your main essay to analyze. You will need to identift two … Read more
Read “Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds” by Elizabeth Kolbert. And then discuss briefly your response to these questions: Click on the New Yorker Article (https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/02/27/why-facts-dont-change-our-minds) The story is available as an ATTACHMENT here. (See below) — Do you agree or disagree with the statement that facts don’t change our minds? And — From the … Read more
Discuss the credibility (ethos) of the narrator. How does the narrator establish ethos? What are the motives behind the telling of the narrative? What factors influence how the story is told? What do we know about the narrator from his discourse? What might we assume about the narrator? Discuss the relationship between the narrator and … Read more