You are required to answer one of three essay questions described below. The essay portion must be 4-5 pages in length, double-spaced, numbered, include 1 inch margins, use 12 point Arial, Calibri, or Times New Roman font. Your essay must include a Works Cited page. The citation style of the Works Cited page may be … Read more
At least 4 full pages. Before writing The Student Learning Analysis (SLA) read the journal entries to reconnect with the bulk of the quarterly reflections. Regardless of the order in which these are presented, Internship Learning analyses must address the following themes: 1. Rationale for choosing this particular site at this particular point in the … Read more
Please view the film, “The Deadly Deception,” with this prompt in mind. Also, please read the article, First, Do No Harm: The US Sexually Transmitted Disease Experiments in Guatemala, available among this module’s readings. Briefly explain how the PHS “Studies” conducted in Guatemala and Alabama violated at least three of the criteria for ethical research, … Read more
For your journal entry, you will explore aspects of your personal experience and/or beliefs regarding significant public policies and what you have learned in your readings. As you reflect, please address the following questions: There are several federal welfare programs such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Section … Read more
Reflections about Theory and Curriculum Framework Paragraph 1: Discuss Theory and Curriculum Framework as you understand it. Define the terms and discuss the importance of theory and curriculum framework from the teacher’s perspective. Paragraph 2: Discuss your views on Theory and provide examples. What theories and/or theorists do you find yourself … Read more
Summarize the evidence that the Earth is warming, and that this is caused largely by human activity. What are two main counterarguments offered by skeptics, and why are the skeptics likely to be wrong? Cite both readings (as “Dessler and Parson 2010” and “Beck 2006”, without the quotation marks), with page numbers.– Dessler and Parson … Read more
Explain how the policy image of flame retardants in furniture was viewed differently by different groups in the film “Toxic Hot Seat”. How did the chemical industry view flame retardants? How did the fire fighters and scientists? What frame dominated in the end? Were there any changes in policy as a result?
DISCUSSION FORUM INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES: Discussion Forum Guidelines: In addition to your own perspectives and analysis, please quote/paraphrase from the readings to ground your responses on the assigned readings of the week. This lets me know that you have done the readings! 350-word responses for each set of questions. Deadline: The Discussion Questions are always … Read more
Purpose This exercise asks you to violate a norm and write a report about the experience. The objective of the exercise is to determine the extent to which norms influence your and others behavior. Thus, you will want to pay particular attention to the reactions of both YOURSELF and OTHERS. Guidelines Select a norm that … Read more
Compare the history of Native people that you learn about in “Follow the Corn” to the history of Native people that you learn about in the first chapter of Howard Zinn’s Peoples history of the US. According to Dunbar-Ortiz, what are some of the monuments to progress and civilization that Native people developed going back … Read more