Read Girl by Jamaica Kincade and analyze how women are portrayed in poems. What assumptions are made about women in this poem? What expectations make a girl “ladylike”? Compare the work to If by Rudyard Kipling. Why is there less expected of boys in order to be considered a “real man”? Why do you think If includes more basic morality when Girl includes physical appearance, behaviors, and expected duties as a woman?

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The portrayal of gender in poetry

Read Girl by Jamaica Kincade and analyze how women are portrayed in poems. What assumptions are made about women in this poem? What expectations make a girl “ladylike”? Compare the work to If by Rudyard Kipling. Why is there less expected of boys in order to be considered a “real man”? Why do you think If includes more basic morality when Girl includes physical appearance, behaviors, and expected duties as a woman?

Compare and contrast two characters’ versions of the American Dream in Of Mice and Men. Explain using at least two direct quotes from the text.

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Of Mice and Men

It’s about the book Of Mice and Men. The prompt is: Compare and contrast two characters’ versions of the American Dream in Of Mice and Men. Explain using at least two direct quotes from the text.

Identify the components and functions of each primary organ or structure in the urinary system and explain the flow of urine from each of the primary organs and structures. What type of conditions can occur if any of the primary organs or structures does not function properly? Explain the role that the organs or structures of the endocrine system play in an individual who has diabetes mellitus.

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Medical Terminology

In a four-page summary, address the following questions.

Identify the components and functions of each primary organ or structure in the urinary system and explain the flow of urine from each of the primary organs and structures. What type of conditions can occur if any of the primary organs or structures does not function properly?

Explain the role that the organs or structures of the endocrine system play in an individual who has diabetes mellitus.

Describe the conditions under which a physician might order a mammogram for a patient other than for a routine examination.

Next, select a disease or complication that can occur in any of the organ systems discussed in Lessons 5-8 (urinary, endocrine, ears, eyes, and reproductive systems). Describe the symptoms and diagnostic procedures related to the disease or condition.

Discuss word root, prefix, suffix, and combining form in relation to determining the meaning of medical terms. Explain how the phonetically spelled pronunciation guide aids you to pronounce medical words or phrases correctly. Give at least 3 examples of medical words that would have a different meaning if pronounced incorrectly. What effect could mispronouncing these 3 words have on patients?

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Medical Terminology

In a four-page essay, address the following questions.

Part A: Discuss word root, prefix, suffix, and combining form in relation to determining the meaning of medical terms.

Part B: Explain how the phonetically spelled pronunciation guide aids you to pronounce medical words or phrases correctly. Give at least 3 examples of medical words that would have a different meaning if pronounced incorrectly. What effect could mispronouncing these 3 words have on patients?

Part C: Choose one of the major systems you learned about in Lessons 1 through 4. In your own words, describe the major organs within that system, how they work together to perform the major functions of the system, and at least 2 illnesses related to the system.

Create the first draft of your essay. Begin with the outline, introduction, and first body paragraphs that you previously developed, then add the remaining three body paragraphs and the conclusion.

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Week 6 Writing Assignment: Rough Draft

For this assignment, you will create the first draft of your essay. Begin with the outline, introduction, and first body paragraphs that you previously developed, then add the remaining three body paragraphs and the conclusion. Make sure to apply the feedback you received on all previous assignments.

To earn full credit, the following components must be present:

An introduction with a thesis statement
At least four body paragraphs with topic sentences
Smooth transitions between paragraphs
A conclusion paragraph
A reference page with a minimum of five outside sources
In-text citations for the sources cited on the reference page
Below are a few tips to consider as you draft your essay:

Your paper should be making an argument rather than simply stating facts.
Each paragraph should further the argument and directly relate to your thesis statement.
Your argument should be founded on logical thinking and solid evidence, not on anecdotal evidence, hearsay, or personal beliefs.
Do not write in first or second person (avoid the use of pronouns such as I, me, mine, we, us, ours, you, yours, etc.).
Your outline should be a starting point, but you may find you need to make some adjustments as well.
You paper must follow APA guidelines for formatting, references, and citations.
See the Signature Assignment: Argumentative Essay (Full Instructions) Download Argumentative Essay (Full Instructions)
Type your work into the APA template: APA Template Download APA Template

Also, carefully review this sample paper, which includes instructor comments meant to demonstrate what the student did well on the paper. You can use it as a guide for your own: Sample Argumentative Paper

Write an approximately 1500 word essay that helps your reader understand how Policing the Police uses the persuasive strategies we’ve read about and talked about in class to make its argument. Analyze, rather than to summarize or advance your own perspective about the issues the essay raises.

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Policing the Police – Rhetorical Analysis

For your next major written assignment, you’re going to watch and analyze a documentary and then come up with an account of why it works.

For your next major written assignment, you’re going to watch and analyze a documentary and then come up with an account of why it works. The fancy term for this is “rhetorical analysis.” The documentary you’ll be watching is Policing the Police. You can find it at this link: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/policing-the-police-2020/ Your primary task here will be to describe how the filmmakers make their argument, how they present the things they want viewers to believe (i.e., their claims) in a way that they think their audience will receive favorably.

To complete this analysis, you will need to be familiar with the reading we have done in this module. You will deploy the terms and concepts you’ve read about to analyze and explain the choices the filmmakers make. In particular, you will describe what they decided to put in the film and what to leave out, how they appeal to their intended audience, and how they anticipate and rebut counterarguments.

Your final essay should be an example of critical thinking at work. Rather than responding as a passive consumer of the film’s argument, you’ll be an active, thoughtful, and skeptical commentator on the rhetorical strategies it uses. Ultimately, you might agree or disagree with the film—which “side” you take is not necessarily important or even relevant—but in any case your essay will enable your readers to see how the essay is a deliberate construction that advances a specific perspective for a particular audience.

Assignment Details

Write an approximately 1500 word essay that helps your reader understand how Policing the Police uses the persuasive strategies we’ve read about and talked about in class to make its argument. Your task here is to analyze, rather than to summarize or advance your own perspective about the issues the essay raises.

Double-space your paper, follow MLA formatting guidelines, and observe the conventions of academic writing. If you rely on other sources, ensure you’ve documented them appropriately and accurately.

Compose an essay consisting of at least two pages in which you discuss the following topics: the characteristics and goals of public and private fire prevention and protection organizations, why it is important for public and private fire prevention and protection organizations to exist, and how public and private fire prevention and protection organizations interact with one another and with other emergency services agencies.

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Fire service

For this assignment, you will compose an essay consisting of at least two pages in which you discuss the following topics:
The characteristics and goals of public and private fire prevention and protection organizations,
Why it is important for public and private fire prevention and protection organizations to exist, and
How public and private fire prevention and protection organizations interact with one another and with other emergency services agencies.

At the end of this essay, you will include a section in which you will list five to seven interview questions that you will ask your interviewee about his or her role in a public or private fire prevention organization. Include such information as who he or she works with in other public or private organizations that serve a fire prevention mission and what his or her responsibilities are.

The questions that you draft should help you capture information that will allow you to summarize and differentiate among the fire prevention responsibilities of public and private fire prevention organizations and associations. Your questions should also allow you to gather information concerning the functions of a fire prevention division, inspection practices and procedures, the standards for professional qualification for personnel within fire prevention, and professional development opportunities for fire prevention personnel.

Interview questions should be aimed towards a safety and health officer

Analyze how Steinbeck portray friendship in Of Mice and Men. For example, look at the complex relationship between George and Lennie as well as other character relationships in the novel. What keeps them together, the difficulties they each have, and how are they different from the others in the farm. How does its presence or absence affect different characters, in their actions and in their relationships? What does it require of people, and what does it offer them in return?

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Of mice and men by John Steinback

Analyze how Steinbeck portray friendship in Of Mice and Men. For example, look at the complex relationship between George and Lennie as well as other character relationships in the novel. What keeps them together, the difficulties they each have, and how are they different from the others in the farm (Specifically George and Lennie). How does its (friendship) presence or absence affect different characters, in their actions and in their relationships? What does it require of people, and what does it offer them in return?

Write your introduction for the symposium, along with your outline for the presentation. Submit both parts of the assignment, as one MS Word file, to the drop box prior to your presentation.

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Speech 5: Symposium

The topic is your college major, its requirements, mentioning a class or two that you feel are the most important classes you have or will be taking, what career can be chosen using this major and your career goals, including how speech communications will be a part of your future goals, 3-4 minutes.

Write your introduction for the symposium, along with your outline for the presentation. Submit both parts of the assignment, as one MS Word file, to the drop box prior to your presentation.

Write an approximately 1500 word essay that helps your reader understand how Policing the Police uses the persuasive strategies we’ve read about and talked about in class to make its argument. Analyze, rather than to summarize or advance your own perspective about the issues the essay raises.

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Policing the Police – Rhetorical Analysis

For your next major written assignment, you’re going to watch and analyze a documentary and then come up with an account of why it works.

For your next major written assignment, you’re going to watch and analyze a documentary and then come up with an account of why it works. The fancy term for this is “rhetorical analysis.” The documentary you’ll be watching is Policing the Police. You can find it at this link: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/policing-the-police-2020/ Your primary task here will be to describe how the filmmakers make their argument, how they present the things they want viewers to believe (i.e., their claims) in a way that they think their audience will receive favorably.

To complete this analysis, you will need to be familiar with the reading we have done in this module. You will deploy the terms and concepts you’ve read about to analyze and explain the choices the filmmakers make. In particular, you will describe what they decided to put in the film and what to leave out, how they appeal to their intended audience, and how they anticipate and rebut counterarguments.

Your final essay should be an example of critical thinking at work. Rather than responding as a passive consumer of the film’s argument, you’ll be an active, thoughtful, and skeptical commentator on the rhetorical strategies it uses. Ultimately, you might agree or disagree with the film—which “side” you take is not necessarily important or even relevant—but in any case your essay will enable your readers to see how the essay is a deliberate construction that advances a specific perspective for a particular audience.

Assignment Details

Write an approximately 1500 word essay that helps your reader understand how Policing the Police uses the persuasive strategies we’ve read about and talked about in class to make its argument. Your task here is to analyze, rather than to summarize or advance your own perspective about the issues the essay raises.

Double-space your paper, follow MLA formatting guidelines, and observe the conventions of academic writing. If you rely on other sources, ensure you’ve documented them appropriately and accurately.