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After completing all the major assignments in the class, you will write a final reflection of at least 750 words minimum (approximately three double-spaced pages) on your progress over the duration of the course, describing in detail the changes youve made to your research and writing skills and process along the way. Your target audience for this final reflection should be future instructors, employers, and other contacts who are interested in how you have developed your research, writing, and learning processes during this composition course. For this final assignment, do not draw on outside sources. Please write it in the first (“I”) and third (“she, he, they”) persons, NOT in the second (“you”) person.Your Final Course Reflection should include:An introduction that gives context to this class for anyone in your target audience who may not be familiar with ENGWR 300 and concludes with a thesis that argues how youve applied specific lessons from the course to make progress in specific areas of your writing and writing process.A body of supporting details backed with evidence that shows HOW you applied lessons from the course, including but not limited to: How to select and “hook” a target audience
How to write a focused thesis statement that takes a position
How to support your arguments with evidence from your own experience
How to introduce and integrate sources to further support your arguments
How to incorporate elements from different essay styles (e.g., Definition, Narrative, Cause/Effect, Classification, Division, etc.)
How to build a call to action into your conclusion
How to incorporate all phases of a multi-phased writing process

How to prioritize your proofreading process to catch the maximum number of errors
How to integrate feedback from multiple sources
To support your claims of progress made, you must support them with evidence, which should include:excerpts from the rough and final drafts of your projects
excerpts from your pre-writing activities and peer feedback
feedback from your ENGWR 302 instructor, your peers in the class, and/or your WAC instructor or Tutorial Center tutor.
A conclusion that includes a discussion of how your theory of researching and writing for a target audience has changed over the course of the session and how you will apply the lessons learned to future courses, jobs, and life in general.Note that you do not need to include a Works Cited page for this reflection, but you should make it clear in the body of the text where you found your supporting evidence (e.g., In his comments on my Project Three Rough Draft, my instructor said, You are missing a thesis, while one of my peers said, Im not sure what your paper is about. After those comments, I decided to work on establishing a more robust thesis that took into consideration the needs of my audience.).

Page 2: Discuss how immigration policies has been shaped on the basis of race and ethnicity in American history. Who is deemed desirable versus undesirable or excluded from citizenship and from being American and why? What language has been problematic when discussing immigration and how is it problematic? Be sure to provide rich examples, cite sources and elaborate on what they reveal (Consider myth of the model minority, xenophobia, specific immigration policies, exploitation and exclusion

Submit a minimum 150-word Journal Assignment. Journal about one aspect of the classroom resources (Assignments, Discussions, or assigned readings) that surprised you. Additionally, journal about one or both of the options below: Option 1 Include how you plan to make certain that you have support, and how you will take personal responsibility for your own success.

Vitra Fire Station, 1993, Weil am Rhein, Germany. Photo: Christian Richters. Zaha Hadid Architects. The Vitra Fire Station is an example of deconstructivist architecture. Its goal is to undermine the appearance of the buildings solidity. We have seen throughout the text several examples of ornament that overwhelms or hides the architecture underneath it. examples that could be used is Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao by Frank O. Gehry or the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank by British architect Norman Foster

Write an introduction that summarizes the film Surviving Progress for the audience. (Link to a free version for you below, needed to do this) What is something you learned from the film that you would like to know more about? FIND ONE OUTSIDE SOURCE and integrate it into the review to help the audience understand more about the topic you chose You must write the review in such a way that someone who hasnt seen it would understand your review. All items on the list must be backed up with specific details from the movie; take good notes; include peoples names, professions etc. You will need to use MLA citation. You should also include your opinion of the film and its ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGyU6MEstjU (one of the references)

create a one-page flyer, brochure, or pamphlet that provides detail about your group, worksite, or community physical activity program. The flyer should be detailed and contain all of the information needed for an individual to make the choice to participate. It should be all of the following: Creative Visually Appealing Informative/Descriptive Appropriate to the group, worksite, or community

Argue how these aforementioned character attributes affect outcome of their journey.
Cite each of the respective texts as evidence to support and warrant the claim. At the end of this essay, create a works cited page that lists the author and the text alphabetically. These are the works cited you need to use.

To gain an understanding of what the business might need for technology, she has asked you to create a business systems analysis.
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:

1- Technology Solutions: In this section, you will discuss how each of the two technologies meets the technology requirements.
2- Use your decision matrix to guide your responses. A. Technology One: Explain how well this technology meets the technology requirements of your business. Be sure to address which technology requirements the technology meets, and where there are gaps. B. Technology Two: Explain how well this technology meets the technology requirements of your business. Be sure to address which technology requirements the technology meets, and where there are gaps.Recommendations: In this section, you will recommend the technology solution that you believe is most appropriate for your business based on how well each technology meets your businesss technology requirements. A. Recommend a technology solution for your business and defend why that solution is appropriate. You could recommend only one technology, or you could recommend any combination of the two that you investigated. B. Explain the overall benefit of your recommended technology solution to your business. Consider the following: How will it enhance efficiency? How will it position your business for future growth as you move online?

1. Although we have provided a list of themes, you will need to narrow the theme to develop an angle of comparison/contrast. For example, one could discuss space in terms of the movement between or toward particular types of spaces, the sense of entrapment within space, or the vulnerability of safe spaces.
2. Effective comparison/contrast essays highlight how similarities and differences reveal something important about each film, the theme, or the genre. As you develop your essay, consider how each film unlocks the other. Ask yourself why it is important to examine these films together in relation to the theme.
3. Rather than offering a catalogue of your observations regarding the films similarities and differences, your essay should pose an argument about the significance of the connection. Your thesis should not simply state that films X and Y treat theme Z similarly and differently.
4. While you can organize your comparison/contrast essay in several ways, you should avoid discussing one film in full, then turning to the other. This format relegates the comparison/contrast to the second half of the paper. Instead, you can structure the first part of the body around similarities, moving from one film to the other, and the second part around differences, discussing each film in turn. You can also focus each paragraph on one similarity or difference, discussing examples from both films.
5. Although the comparison/contrast essay examines a large-scale theme, close textual analysis will serve as your main source of evidence. In supporting your argument, you will need to pay attention to how the films address the theme through narrative and cinematic techniques. Focus on specific shots or scenes and the cinematic codes at work in those shots or scenes.
6. You should not use outside sources to compose your essay. Focus on your interpretation of the scenes, although you may draw selectively from the CMS 272 course readings to support your argument if you deem that useful. If you quote, summarize, or paraphrase a course text, use MLA parenthetical format to cite your source and include a Works Cited list.
7. When describing a film’s plot or stylistic techniques, use present tense (for example,”the word appears on the door in dark-red blood,” or “the frame entraps the characters).
8. PROOFREAD. Unlike in-class exams, we will expect a carefully organized structure for your argument, as well as a polished writing style. Typos, grammatical errors, and other messy syntactical elements in the writing will be penalized.

From the first e-Activity, analyze the measures your state and local community have in place to prepare hospitals for two (2) different types of threats to public health. Question whether the design of these measures allows for the sufficient protection of the population in the face of an imminent threat. Justify your response.