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   Think about the following: · What did you do with the idea? · · Did you write in sections or parts and piece it together at the end? · How much time did you (honestly!) give to editing and revising your work? PLEASE FULL INSTRUCTIONS ARE IN UPLOADED FILE ATTACHED, CHECK IT OUT. THANKS

Concept Map: Using the “Concept Map Template” in the Web Links section, complete the following (do not include patient identifiers): A.  Describe the pathophysiology related to a disease process, disorder, or injury.   B.  Identify at least 4 critical cues that are relevant to the patient’s current condition.   C.  Analyze the 4 critical cues from B by … Read more

   First, review these guides to thesis statements in literary analysis ess:   Then, think about the stories we read in Module 2 (“A&P”, “Boys and Girls”, and “The Lesson”), and choose one story to focus on. Now, consider these questions: · How does the story define or depict what it means to grow up? · … Read more

   · Choose a story or poem from this Module to focus on · Decide what aspect or element of the story to focus your paragraph on. (For instance: how the setting emphasizes the story’s meaning, or how a character changes in the story) · Re-read or scan through the story or poem to find … Read more

    In his TedTalkLinks to an external site., poetry professor Daniel Tysdal says that poetry is how we can express and respond to moments in life that set us “off balance,” including both celebrations and tragedies. Think about the poems we read for this Module and discuss how one of them does just that: expresses … Read more

   Thesis Statement Practice: First, review these guides to thesis statements in literary analysis essa: Then, think about the stories we read in Module 2 (“A&P”, “Boys and Girls”, and “The Lesson”), and choose one story to focus on. Now, consider these questions: · How does the story define or depict what it means to … Read more

   In this discussion board activity, respond to the assignment below and explore/answer SOME of question(s) listed below. Respond: Consider this quote from CS Lewis: “We read to know that we are not alone.“ · Would you agree with the statement that “we read to know we aren’t alone”? Why or why not? · What … Read more