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Interview a person who is a credible expert on your topic. The interview may be done in person, by phone, or via email.

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Informative Speech Research Requirements

 Competent communicators use a variety of sources and information to enhance speaker credibility and to support their topics. Therefore, as you complete this assignment, be sure to remember that in Assignment Research, you will be required to find the following types of credible sources for the topic that you have chosen:

 Book – printed book or e-book, encyclopedias, dictionaries, and textbooks.

 Periodical – journal, magazine, newsletter, or newspaper that is in print or accessed through an electronic database.

 Web Page/Website – a credible Internet web page or website on your topic.

 Other – multimedia (video/CD/DVD), training manuals, pamphlets, transcripts from radio/TV productions, or your personal experience.

 Personal Interview – you will interview a person who is a credible expert on your topic. The interview may be done in person, by phone, or via email.

How would you describe the leader’s ability to clearly state the meeting’s goals and to engage members in a meaningful discussion? Was an agenda given and followed? How well did you feel the meeting was managed? If there were any guest speakers there, how well did they communicate? Be specific.

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Meeting Evaluation Essay

How would you describe the leader’s ability to clearly state the meeting’s goals and to engage members in a meaningful discussion? Was an agenda given and followed? How well did you feel the meeting was managed? If there were any guest speakers there, how well did they communicate? Be specific.

How would you evaluate the group’s listening and engagement skills? Did the group make decisions? Did any participants change their expressed views or their votes during the meeting? Did those with dissenting opinions get an opportunity to voice their objections? How well did the individual participants listen? Be specific.

Did you observe any communications barriers? How would evaluate the space? Were there issues of volume or language or technology that prevented things from being heard? Were people paying attention? Was it a good time of day to hold a meeting? Be specific.

How has your academic, professional and personal trajectory prepared you to enter an MBA program? How do you see an MBA fitting in with your short and long term career goals? How do you see yourself contributing to the fabric of our School culture and community?

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Describe your motivation for pursuing an MBA degree

1. How has your academic, professional and personal trajectory prepared you to enter an MBA program?

pointers:

  • Practical approach- edu theory to action at work
  • Prepares you for the competitive world
  • Helps you become more independent- independent projects and independent decisions.
  • Better time management-project deadlines
  • Networking- for efficient and optimal use of time to meet project deadlines
  • Clearly defined career path.

2. How do you see an MBA fitting in with your short and long term career goals?

3. How do you see yourself contributing to the fabric of our School culture and community?

4. If your undergraduate major is different from this graduate degree you are seeking, please explain how you became interested in graduate business education at this time in your life.

pointers:

  • country relocation-the USA- world class, highly prestigious universities
  • Career Progression
  • Diversifying Knowledge
  • Personal Growth

Write a reflective essay in which you explain Henry’s change in thinking about war and connect this to a personal experience where you underwent a significant change of perspective, how and why this change happened, and how this benefited your life.

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Reflective Essay Assignment

Complete all lessons prior to this assignment.

Frederic Henry’s perspective and attitude about war changes drastically in this story by Hemingway. How and why does Henry’s change happen? Write a reflective essay in which you explain Henry’s change in thinking about war and connect this to a personal experience where you underwent a significant change of perspective, how and why this change happened, and how this benefited your life. The essay’s thesis statement and body contents should refer to A Farewell to Arms and clearly state the connection. The conclusion should refer back to A Farewell to Arms too.

Note: Henry’s change in perspective about war has nothing to do with Catherine or romance!

Complete a country analysis then make a recommendation on whether the company should pursue a more detailed analysis for exporting their upscale car to the country you analyzed.

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Country Analysis Research Paper: Switzerland

Background:

Your company is introducing a new high end automobile (similar to a BMW, Lexus, Mercedes, etc.) and the company is trying to decide if they should export the car from the U.S. to Switzerland.

Action Items

• You are to complete a country analysis then make a recommendation on whether the company should pursue a more detailed analysis for exporting their upscale car to the country you analyzed. You should consider but are not limited to the following areas (include any type of information you think would be important when trying to decide if your country would be a good or bad opportunity/investment)

o Political/Legal

o Economic

o Trading Conditions

o Socioeconomic & Cultural Aspects

Demonstrate an understanding of what constitutes an information system and of the different types of information systems there are. Explain the role of computing hardware and software in establishing and developing an information system.

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Case study

1. Demonstrate an understanding of what constitutes an information system and of the different types of information systems there are.

2. Explain the role of computing hardware and software in establishing and developing an information system.

3. Demonstrate an understanding of how information systems are important in supporting business processes and apply to a real-life or simulated business scenario.

4. Demonstrate an understanding of the requirements and processes that generate information systems development.

What types of data did the researchers collect in this EBP project? Comment on the data collection plan and the specific methods used to collect data.

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Data Collection Plan

Read the following article Nursing Research Article. What types of data did the researchers collect in this EBP project? Comment on the data collection plan and the specific methods used to collect data.

Instructions
In your own words, provide two broad points critiquing whether this study adhered to the basic ethical principles in the conduct of research.

Describe the teaching strategies of modeling and demonstrating. Give an example of a time you used each strategy (or saw someone else use the strategy) with a young child. Describe how teachers use large group and small group experiences as a teaching strategy.

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Reading Questions Chapter 9

Thoughtfully respond in writing to the following study questions:

1. How is teaching a science and give an example of how teachers use science in their teaching.

2. Describe the teaching strategies of modeling and demonstrating. Give an example of a time you used each strategy (or saw someone else use the strategy) with a young child.

3. Define each of the following roles of a teacher during play and give an example of a teacher performing this role:

  • Onlooker
  • Stage Manager
  • Co-Player
  • Play leader

4. Describe how teachers use large group and small group experiences as a teaching strategy.

How does philanthropy improve the world beyond just the direct recipients/beneficiaries?

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Judaism’s contribution to civilization and culture.

How does philanthropy improve the world beyond just the direct recipients/beneficiaries?

Is Aristotle’s ethics sufficiently action guiding? Does it help us make decisions? If I ask what should I do in situation X, Aristotle would seem to say, “Do what the virtuous person would do.” But if I ask how I am to recognize the virtuous person, he would seem to say, “He is one who acts justly.” Is there something circular about this reasoning? Does virtue ethics need supplementation from other ethical systems, or can it solve this problem?

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Aristotle’s ethics

Is Aristotle’s ethics sufficiently action guiding? Does it help us make decisions? If I ask what should I do in situation X, Aristotle would seem to say, “Do what the virtuous person would do.” But if I ask how I am to recognize the virtuous person, he would seem to say, “He is one who acts justly.” Is there something circular about this reasoning? Does virtue ethics need supplementation from other ethical systems, or can it solve this problem?