Summarize three important points that would be meaningful for you to apply in your future from article
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Watch the play Love and Hate (Drama) by William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Othello CA.1604 and write an essay about Love, Hate and Jealousy through characters: Ethello, Cassio, Rodrigo, Iago, Desdemona. The essay needs follow the question: what is the relationship between love and hate in this tragedy of Othello.- Analyze how love, hate and jealousy are demonstrated with each character.
– Analyze how Iago affects to the other characters.
(Observe nurses in a care delivery setting. Identify a recurring conflict with the potential to negatively impact patient care. This should be from your practice setting or prelicensure experiences.
Provide details of what happened, including who was involved, what was said, where it occurred, and what was the outcome that led you to decide the conflict was unresolved)
For the paper- My wife works in a nursing home in the skilled unit, long term and dementia unit. Nurses scheduling is where the recurrent conflict happen. No other nurses wants to work in the skilled unit due to the heavy work overload.
Please see the Dance Video Analysis Rubric in your Assignment Due Dates & Rubrics Module to view detailed grading and point measurements for this assignment.Note: You will attach your written response as a Word Doc below. Work that is not submitted correctly will not be graded and will receive a zero. Please be advised that Turnitin software reviews all documents and identifies matches from your work to all internet sources and all documents ever submitted to the Canvas platform (including documents submitted to ghostwriter and sharing docs websites). Don’t be tempted to copy work and don’t lend your work to another student. We investigate and penalize for all incidents of plagiarism.
For this week, rather than participating in a class discussion, you will write a total of 500-600 words in response to the following prompts. Please remember to incorporate knowledge from the week’s content to support your own original ideas. YOUR RESPONSE MUST BE IN formal English, with a clear and logical presentation of ideas and citation of any quotes, ideas, images or videos borrowed from other sources than yourself. Academic Integrity Guidelines, as always, apply.Contemporary Choreographers – Dance Video Analysis
Assignment Criteria: Write a paragraph-formatted response to the following prompts… [Please do not include prompts in your submitted work.]
Using vocabulary and concepts from prior weeks (1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 11), analyze a dance video from this week’s content and explain how the dance conveys a message. Be sure to give the name of the choreographer and the dance that you analyzed. Be specific and use timestamps from the dance to support your conclusions.
What is the message of the dance work?
What would you add or adjust to make the choreographer’s message even stronger?
No direct quotes or copied and pasted text from the article are allowed.Please be clear about your topic choice (of the five given) by putting it at the top of your submission. Also be selective about what kind of article you choose. Do not choose an article that provides basic information about the topic. For instance if you choose Learning, you need to find an article that connects Learning and some other factor, like poverty, for example. There is a lot of general information about these topics on the website, but choose articles that discuss cutting edge research regarding the topic.Topic Choices: (all need to be discussed in terms of their relationship to Developmental Psychology)Grading RubricTopic choice stated at the top of the submission (from the listed topics)10Article regards new research on the topic (not purely informational like you would find in a textbook definition).20Link to article present20Article has a direct and clear connection w/the chosen topics10Sub-total60Mechanics penalties (-2 each to maximum of 20 points) Word count penalties (-20 if over 200 or under 150)
1. Read about the topic in your text first. Make sure you have a context for which this concept applies in this class. It will help to weed out articles that do not discuss the topic specifically as it is stated in the text.2. Stay away from brochures or other “general info” sources. These will generally not discuss new research on the topic. They are too general for this assignment.3. Make sure the article is about the topic you chose. It needs to have a clear, direct relationship, not just a connection that might be assumed and added by you. The topic needs to be one of the main concepts discussed in the article.
2. In the mid-1990s, counsel Mike Godwin for the Electronic Frontier Foundation stated: Give people a modem and a computer and access to the Net, and its far more likely that theyll do good than otherwise. First, what makes this statement a cyber-libertarian philosophy; second, what would be your reaction to it (either for or against)?
3. Passing a comprehensive Internet law that is international in scope would be exceedingly difficult. But, given what you have read this week, what do you think such a law would address if it were ever passed? Remixers like Girl Talk (who has done some amazing work, by the way) change the songs to make something totally new out of it while people making memes often take the screenshots out of context and often as a reference of sorts to the content and in doing so, often end up exposing more people to the original content in question that can, in my eyes, be called free promotion. Freund (2016) said the following- “Legally obtaining permission to use samples of existing works is an expensive and complex process, with legal and clearance fees reaching into the thousands of dollars for a single sample.” and to me that is the exact reason why there needs to be a change in the environment of fan culture in an age where sharing is getting only more and more fluid and loose.Answer 2 Example: First off, a cyber-libertarian approach sees the digital space as an area where individuals are free to do as they please (in terms of tastes, personal preferences, etc.). With that in mind, the statement by Godwin falls under this category because it looks at “the people” as a collective that is well informed and adept at using the modem, computer and the internet, giving them the benefit of the doubt. It assumes that most people come from a good citizen’s household with good values that’ll be displayed through their participation online. I can’t seem to see why that’d be wrong… For the most part, the internet can be seen as a space that everyone with access can use to share their ideas, their work, their passions and so much more! It makes the world a smaller place and brings people together in ways previously thought to be unimaginable. Does that mean “bad people” don’t misuse or abuse it? Absolutely not! Look at any phase in history and you’ll find people who have abused the system. As long as there are loopholes, there will be those that use them, that is the truth, like it or not. One can’t avoid it, but one can learn to adapt to it for sure. In the information age, adaption is more important than hard and fast methods of operation.Answer 3 Example: With how different the policies are across the globe with regards to media content, I feel like if a global law were to be passed it would focus on something like inclusivity, not so much in the variety of content that is available (because that’d end up effecting people’s freedom of choice), but how it is made available. For instance, a law that makes it mandatory for any visual media content commercially produced (movies, TV shows and the like) to be available in at least a set number of languages, say, the top 5-10 most widely spoken languages across the globe. That way more people will be able to enjoy their content without having to worry about things like language barriers, and once technology is advance enough, the content can be adapted into more languages to make the webspace a place to discover new languages if nothing else. Already there are stories of people across the globe learning language through popular media (English through video games and movies, Japanese through anime, etc) and something like this’ll only make it easier and more common for such instances to occur and will impact the mediascape in a positive way overall.Require Sources:
Flew & Smith, New Media: An Introduction (3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. Chapter 9.
Freund, K. (2016). Fair use is legal use: Copyright negotiations and strategies in the fan-vidding community. New Media & Society, 18(7), 13471363. https://doi.org/10.1177/1461444814555952
Using both your research and your own observations of the piece,
write a five-page analysis and critique.
Format for the Research Paper
The research paper must have the following parts completed:
1. Title page (name, date, title of paper, class, and professors name)
2. Full length double spaced pages of manuscript with 1 margins and page numbers
3. Footnotes (in context, parenthetical references may be used)
4. Five research sources (textbook, other research sources, The Grove Dictionary of Art
Online and the Metropolitan Museum website and its references.
5. Bibliography (Works Cited List) of research sources
No Plagiarism( Will be turned in on turn it in so not to many quotes )
The term report is an individual assignment. You must select one company that
produces a consumer good or service; you could pick anything from a local pizza shop
to a major airline. You will construct a profile of its place in the economy. In addition to
providing a brief introduction to the companys operations and product(s), you should
answer the following three questions and provide a justification for your responses:
2) What type(s) of consumers does the company sell its products to? How would
you describe consumer demand in this market? Are consumers likely to be
sensitive to price changes or to changes in other factors?
3) How does the market structure of the industry affect the price that the firm
charges for its products? Does the firm have a clear pricing strategy?
keeping in mind course concepts and lecture materials;(b) supported by authoritative materials you have found on your own; and(c) offering your own informed opinion;
each student will(1) critiquetheGPI’sapproach to achieving a sustainable society…(2) by incorporating some of the issues and recommendations described in the documentaryThe End of PovertyIF APPROPRIATE TO YOUR TOPIC;(3) along with ANY environmental concerns associated with the global village that we will be discussing in class;(4) to make a thoughtful and convincing argumentfor applyingthe GPI as a way of addressing ONE of the following topics in one of the following locations OR ANY TOPIC OF YOUR OWN:- climate change in Canada- over-fishing in the Atlantic Ocean- marine or fresh water pollution in the Philippines- urban air pollution in South-east Asia- agriculture in the age of global warming in India- illegal and/or corporate mining in South or Central America- deforestation in South-East Asia or China- water scarcity in the American South-west- realizing the MDGs in Sub-Saharan Africa- global economic growth and development-