How do you feel about teachers and students dating? Does age matter? Do you agree with laws in effect now? Who is ultimately responsible for the actions of a teacher and the actions of a student?

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Teachers and students dating

Subject: How do you feel about teachers and students dating? Does age matter? Do you agree with laws in effect now? Who is ultimately responsible for the actions of a teacher and the actions of a student?

Requirements:

1. Introduction- must contain:
a. background/history Define the problem Thesis Statement

2. Body paragraphs must contain:
a. Main Points- Refutation

3. organization must be:
a. Logical and Effective

4. Works Cited must be:
a. Source material is smoothly integrated- sources are accurately documented- Works Cited

5. Mechanics must be:
a. Structured Punctuated & Capitalized correctly

6. Must be typed in MLA Format

7. Must be at least 3 typed pages of essay and 1 page Works Cited for a total of 4 pages
a. Cannot use more than 4 outside sources but MUST have at least 3.

What is the problem? State clearly and concisely. Identify quality systems tools applied/used to analyze and identify the root cause(s) of the problem.

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Choose a case study based on the following criteria:

Considered a best practice case study. A major quality or compliance incident was identified and successfully resolved.

Note: incidents related to human resources, ethics violations or finances are not considered quality or compliance incidents.

From an industry within scope of this course, or your current industry.

Issue can be linked to a regulation that has been violated, or a major quality system gap or breach.

Discussed in at least three peer-reviewed journals/references.

Piques your interest.

Within the past five years (unless approved by Professor).

Demonstrates your understanding and ability to analyze quality/compliance issues using systems/tools from course including the following sections:

    • Problem Statement: What is the problem? State clearly and concisely.
    • Measurements Taken: Measurements implemented to determine extent of the problem.
    • Quality System Tools: Identify quality systems tools applied/used to analyze and identify the root cause(s) of the problem.
    • Analysis: Analyze solution(s) implemented for overall effectiveness and suitability to address the root cause(s). Was anything missed?
    • Sustainability: Will this issue/problem reoccur?
    • Effectiveness Measures: How will the solution be monitored for effectiveness?

 

Write a 750-1000 word illustrative essay. Select one aspect of a topic to argue in detail, using specific examples to illustrate your side of the argument.

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Unit V, Lesson 2

Write a 750-1000 word illustrative essay. Select one aspect of a topic to argue in detail, using specific examples to illustrate your side of the argument. Your essay should avoid opinion and focus on persuading your audience with detailed explanations and factual evidence from at least two reliable sources. Begin your argument by stating a generalization about the topic. Then support that generalization (in the form of a thesis statement) by choosing to write a single-example illustration essay or a multiple-example illustration essay (see Unit V, Lesson 2). The essay should be written in the style and form described within Unit V.

Sample Topic Choices:

  • Lebron James is the greatest basketball player of all time.
  • Kenny Rogers is a country music icon.
  • Major League Baseball should eliminate the use of designated hitters.
  • Dark chocolate is superior to all other chocolates.

After reading Zinsser’s “College Pressures”, to what extent have the pressures of college changed in the past 50 years? Can you relate to the pressures he discusses with your own college experience?

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Exemplification Essay

After reading Zinsser’s “College Pressures”, to what extent have the pressures of college changed in the past 50 years? Can you relate to the pressures he discusses with your own college experience? Use examples from the following types of evidence: Facts; Statistics; Instances; Allusions to people, places, or events; Anecdotes; Stories; Logical analogies; History; Literature; Current Events; Textual evidence to support your thesis.

How to regulate the legality of guns if there are too many mass shootings in the United States?

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Frequent mass shootings

Which has been disturbed by the frequent mass shootings.

Research Question:

How to regulate the legality of guns if there are too many mass shootings in the United States?

Professor reply

This is a big question that many people have on their minds! As you do some more research on the issue, you may find it more manageable to narrow the scope to certain kinds of guns or certain kinds of limitations on gun ownership or use.

  • Your preliminary research should include or respond to ALL of the following:
  • Title of the source (i.e. title of the article, web page, resource) and the URL link to it. (1 point)
  • Write 1-2 sentences describing the search techniques you used to find this article. (1 point)
  • Create the MLA Citation for your web source. See: MLA Citation of Online Sources. (1 point)
  • Write 2-3 sentences describing your evaluation process. How did you decide that this is a high-quality source? (1 point)
  • In one sentence, briefly explain what you already know about this subject before reading this article. (1 point)
  • One luminous, standout quote from the source. (1 point)
  • Respond to the quote you found–Your response could be a question the quote generated, an objection, or a thought, idea or emotion it inspired. (2 points)
  • Lastly, in one sentence, explain what you now know about your subject that you didn’t know before. (2 points)

 

How and when was surfing introduced to the village? Has surfing caused any changes to the role of women in the community? Has surfing created any conflicts within the local community?

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Splinters

Watch the video then answer the following 5 questions with one short paragraph per questions. Splinters – YouTube

  1. How and when was surfing introduced to the village?
  2. Has surfing caused any changes to the role of women in the community?
  3. Has surfing created any conflicts within the local community?
  4. What role has surfing played in changing the way the village sees itself and the ways that successful local surfers view themselves and the world?
  5. In your opinion has surfing created unrealistic expectations in local surfers?

 

Write a three to five paragraph essay, describing college to a high school student, using extreme details.

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College to a high school student

Write a three to five paragraph essay, describing college to a high school student, using extreme details.

  • Use MLA formatting

 

In “Sh*tty First Drafts,” Anne Lamott presents her argument about the importance of the “child’s draft.” In an essay of 300-400 words, explain what you would call the first drafts of academic writing you have attempted in the past and how the first drafts fit into the process of academic writing.

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Shitty First Drafts

Anne Lamott from Bird by Bird

Essay 0 Instructions

Read and follow the directions very carefully.
In “Sh*tty First Drafts,” Anne Lamott presents her argument about the importance of the “child’s draft.” In an essay of 300-400 words (with paragraphs and a thesis), explain what you would call the first drafts of academic writing you have attempted in the past and how the first drafts fit into the process of academic writing.

Requirements:
• Write an essay of 300-400 words in response to the above prompt. This includes the first word of the essay to the last word of the essay; the title, heading, and Work Cited page are not included in the word count.
• Use the literary present tense (say “Giovanni argues for control” not “Giovanni argued for control”).

 

Write and argumentative essay on why Texas should remove the Senate Bill 797.

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Should Texas remove the Senate Bill 797

Write and argumentative essay on why Texas should remove the Senate Bill 797.

Consider what is influential to the main film characters. What is a focus for the film that is related to identity? Does the film explore the effects of society, culture, family, friends or other relationships on identity? Does the film highlight illusions or fantasies that may affect the character’s identity?

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Midnight in Paris / Directed by Woody Allen

You should analyze a theme connected to identity in the chosen film.

Suggestions: Consider what is influential to the main film characters. What is a focus for the film that is related to identity? Does the film explore the effects of society, culture, family, friends or other relationships on identity? Does the film highlight illusions or fantasies that may affect the character’s identity? Does the film explore how a person may change identity by building more confidence or confronting difficulties or acknowledging a truth?

You may wish to consider the setting or symbols or point of view used in the film. How are film techniques used? Narrow your focus so that your main idea can be clearly divided into several points, each point being well-developed with specific details and examples.

The first time you mention your chosen film, you must state the director’s name and the year the film was produced. Example: In Fearless (1993), Peter Weir shows how surviving a traumatic event can leave survivors unable to correctly process their emotions, which may cause them to question their identity and cause dramatic changes in their lives and the lives of those they love, highlighting the necessity of close emotional bonds with other people.

You should italicize the title of the film whenever it appears in your paper. Example: Better Luck Tomorrow begins with the ringing of a cell phone, which is often a pleasant interruption from a friend, but, in this case, only breaks a false calm with an acknowledgment of horror.

The first time you mention a character, you must put the actor’s name in parenthesis. Example:

Gil Pender (Owen Wilson) claims that he loves his fiancée Inez (Rachel McAdams), but their shallow relationship is built on appearance, trivia, and lack of self-confidence.