I want you to write three to four pages. No plagiarism. It should be your own original work. I attach the essay instruction below.
Kennedy, X.J., and Gioa, Dana, eds. Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry,
Drama, and Writing, 8th Compact ed. Pearson Longman, 2016.
Login and complete Sociology Test… I really need an A on this final test! You will have access to the course lesson before taking the exam.
Push and pull promotion are the two promotion mix strategies that marketers use.
For your assignment, you will need to do the following:
Be sure to put this in APA format and cite all sources.
Use the following attached file, write at least 300 words summary. Here is the writing requirement:
Directions: Answer the following questions/prompts about this week’s lesson in short essay format (1-2 paragraphs), 300 word minimum. All answers should be your own work and in your own words.
You’ve likely heard the adage ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ at some point in your life. After reviewing Module 9’s materials, discuss why this is not really 100% true.
It’s interesting to realize, as we have done in Dare to Dream, the hero’s journey can unfold in fiction, as well as non-fiction. From the essays we have read this week, (“The Blind Faith of the One-Eyed Matador†(p.1) and “Mourning Glory†(48), choose one hero in each and identify one aspect of the hero’s journey as explained by Campbell that is obvious in the story. Describe the importance of that stage to the overall point of the essay. Post this initial response by Thursday at 11:59 PM (ET). Be sure to respond to at least two of your classmates by Sunday at 11:59 PM (ET).
https://books.google.com/books?id=5FFn9ydLnbMC&q=pg1#v=onepage&q&f=false
Reflecting back on last week’s film, Dare to Dream, consider the entire team as the hero of this story and trace the 12 stages of the hero’s journey, as explained in Joseph Campbell’s Hero With a Thousand Faces. Spend a at least a couple of sentences on each stage, making reference to the specifics of the film where that stage is exemplified Address all twelve stages. if you feel a stage is not presented in the story, present that insight. .
Scenarios for Week 4 Discussion Forum
Is This Cheating?
Below are 9 mini-scenarios. In each scenario, you will read about a student who is engagin in some type of behavior. Your job is to determine if the students’ actions are cheating, not cheating, or “it depends.â€
Create a list from 1 to 9. After each number, write your determination (“cheating,†“not cheating,†“it dependsâ€). If you write “it depends,†you must explain your reasoning. Then select ONE of the mini-scenarios that you deemed “cheating†and explain why it was cheating – what should the student(s) have done differently?
For your follow-up posts, compare your list with two of your peers. If your lists are different, examine the differences and respectfully explain why you had a different answer. If there were no differences, then select a “not cheating†response and explain why the student(s) did not cheat.
Mini-scenarios
1.Ana is taking an online psychology class. The instructions for the exams indicate that the test is “open book/open note.†Yet the exam has a time limit of two hours. She takes her test with two computers open – one has her notes and the book on it, and the other one is used to access the test. Is this cheating?
2.Bob and Brenda discovered through the discussion forum that they are in the same city. They decided that they will go to the local coffee shop to take their economics midterm exam which is “open book/open note.†The exam has a time limit of two hours. On a few of the questions, Bob and Brenda discussed the questions, compared their notes, and agreed upon an answer before submitting their test responses. Is this cheating?
3.Collette wrote a paper in sociology class and wanted to use part of it in her psychology class. She copied and pasted the portion she had written in the sociology paper. She then continued to write more content in the psychology paper around the pasted portion. Is this cheating?
4.Diana is not the best writer, and even though she is working with a tutor every week, there are still times that her written thoughts are not clear to others. When she is writing essay responses on an exam, she calls her mother over to read her responses and edit her paragraphs so that her writing is clear. Is this cheating?
5.Eduardo uses the online library to gather sources for his research paper. The paper requires citations in APA format. There is a button that Eduardo can click that provides the APA citation, so instead of writing the citation himself, he clicks the button and copies/pastes the citation into his paper. Is this cheating?
6.Frank is taking the same business class that his girlfriend took last term. She gave him all her notes and papers. Frank reads her papers and the instructor’s comments before writing his own papers. He uses her notes along with his own notes for the “open book/open note†exams. Is this cheating?
7.George is writing a paper for his environmental science course. While researching fossil fuels, he reads each paragraph in the source (article or webpage), then closes the article and writes down what he remembers without looking back at the source. Because he is working from his own memory, he does not cite the sources. Is this cheating?
8.Howard does not type well – he uses the “hunt and peck†method. The exams in his courses are timed, and they are closed book, closed note. During the midterm exam, he gets through most of the questions, but because of his poor typing skills, he discovers he is running out of time and he still needs to answer two more short-answer questions. With just one minute left, he takes note of the final two questions, and then time expires. He calls the I.T. desk and reports that his computer stopped during the exam period. He gets confirmation of that work ticket for his instructor. Meanwhile, he starts typing answers to the final two questions from the exam so he can also submit those to his professor, along with the I.T. work request ticket. Is this cheating?
9.Iris has no idea what to do for her poetry analysis paper. She doesn’t understand the terms or how they apply to the poem. In fact, she doesn’t understand the message of the poem. She “googles†the poem and finds several places where she can purchase an essay on the topic. She buys one of the papers, and then tries to insert her own words and thoughts into the purchased paper before submitting it. Is this cheating?
This discussion task is designed to help you analyze some research studies on the topic on which you will be writing WA #3.
To complete this task, Use the three attached articles below. Many scholarly articles are actually reports of the findings of a research study. For this reason, it should not be difficult to find three such articles. For example, if your topic is teleworking (which is a very general topic), you could easily find three studies on teleworking. If your topic is white-collar crime, you could find three studies on the very general topic of white-collar crime.
After you find your three articles, please read over the three articles and complete the following for each one:
Topic: Cloud Computing
Note: This task will help you become more familiar with finding research studies on your topic, reading them over, gleaning the main points of them, and summarizing their findings. These skills will be helpful as you continue to research for WA#3.
Below links discuss how to approach a literature review (or what we call a “synthesis of sources essay”).
https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/tutorials/litreview/
https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/ReviewofLiterature.html
https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/literature-reviews/
Note: This link will help in the upcoming paper
2-3 pages rough draft attached. i decided to go with good vs. evil as a theme popular in american film. also thought of the idea of the self-made man and the american dream. need help brainstorming mostly.
