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  • Title: “The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: An Argumentative Analysis” Works Cited: 1. Twenge, Jean M. “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” The Atlantic, 2017, www.theatl

    it needs to have an extra page with the works cited like a website link, book, magazine, ect…
    it has has to be ARGUMENTATIVE PAPER FORMAT

  • Title: “Culture Clash: Navigating Religious Differences in the Workplace” As I walked into the office on my first day of work, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of excitement and nervousness. I had just graduated from college and

    Write about a cultural conflict you observed or personally experienced with people of a 
    different
    background. That background might be related to age, religion, race, nationality, 
    region, social class, or
    something else.
    In the first part write a vivid description of the 
    experience. At the end of the assignment, you will reflect on what the description means 
    overall. What lesson did you learn? How
    might that lesson apply to other situations? 
    The narrative should include the following elements:
    Vivid descriptions
    Strong verbs and 
    specific nouns
    A well-developed reflection

  • “Unveiling the Complexities of Gender Performance: A Critical Analysis of Little Miss Sunshine and Dumplin’”

    Choose Your Film.  Begin by choosing any film that you want to write about. Perhaps it is a film you’ve already seen and want to see once again—with a critical eye and toolbox you’ve learned in this course.
    Analyze the Film. You will have an opportunity to express yourself as a film critic, someone who knows, and is passionate to write about, an aspect of film. Your review should demonstrate careful reading and close engagement with the film that you are reviewing. Think about writing a piece that could appear in the New York Times, the New Yorker, a trending blog in film or cultural studies, or in the online journal for undergraduates, Film Matters (Links to an external site.). Here’s a link to a published piece from Miami student Leah Gaus, an essay she wrote about ideal femininity and gender performance in Little Miss Sunshine and Dumplin’ (Links to an external site.). Be sure to refer to Writing About Movies for tips about creating your review.
    Your review should also incorporate your opinion and astute analysis of filmic elements (such as camera shots, lighting, sound, camera angles, and mise-èn-scene).
    To enrich your overall analysis, also observe the following (not in any particular order, but rather fold these items organically into your paper):
    Personal Evaluation. Include your personal evaluation (that is, response) about the production. This should go beyond “I really liked it. . .” to make more substantive claims like “the production values were poor”). Do include your opinion (it is perfectly okay to use “I” when doing so), and be sure to give examples and evidence about why the production was successful or not.
    Production Values & Cinematic Elements. Director’s concept, camerawork, acting choices, costumes & make-up, lighting, sound score
    Close Reading. Refer to at least two specific moments in the film that exemplify your overall analysis. Describe in detail.
    Context & Research. Research is important to this project. In order to know how this production created meaning, you will need to access:
    Factual overview of the production, actors, and production details.  Have a look at IMDb (Links to an external site.) or Rotten Tomatoes. (Links to an external site.)
    Reviews of films. Use Film & Television & Literature Database or MLA Index (on Miami’s library page). Please use 4 sources for your paper.  You may use up to 2 sources from our class readings for a total of 4 sources.  Of course, you can always cite more than 4 sources if you feel that will help your paper.
    Length:  Your paper should be 5-6, double-spaced pages and a Works Cited.
    Finishing & Polishing the Paper. Polish your prose, using proper MLA or Chicago citation style.

  • Title: “Marx’s Critique of Capitalist Society: Uncovering its Flaws and Validity”

    Answer this question: What, according to Marx, is wrong with capitalist society? Is he right?
    1. The maximum word length does not include footnotes, endnotes and references. There are penalties for exceeding the word count.
    2. Explain yourself clearly. Use examples. Use short sentences. Be precise.
    3. Write as if your essay will be published. Be professional. Check your grammar. Check your spelling. Check your formatting. Check your references are complete and accurate.
    4. Answer the question. Think about the issues for yourself and write in your own voice. You will be given credit for accurately portraying the issues and other people’s ideas as presented in published research material, and you will be given credit for engaging critically with the published research material. Note that not everything you come across is published research; for example, lectures designed for undergraduates are not published research and should not be used in your essays.

  • “Engaging and Empowering Young Readers: Exploring the Power of Children’s Literature, Literacy Experiences, and Technology Tools”

    By the due date indicated, complete the following:
    Consider the learning you have acquired throughout this course.
    Record a 3-5 minute video presentation, (e.g. Zoom, Prezi, Slideshare, Annotated Powerpoint etc.) that considers the following prompts:
    How a variety of Children’s Literature genres can be used to engage and motivate young and adolescent readers
    How positive literacy experiences support personal growth and cultural awareness
    How children’s development influences their response to literature
    How the use of technology tools can be used to develop young and adolescent readers in the Digital Age
    *Optional Resource for Different Formats: Tools and Apps for Student Projects and Presentations | Instructional and Information Technology Services (IITS) | CSUSM  

  • Title: Exploring the Fascinating and Tedious: An Analysis of “Perfume: The Story of a Murderer” and “The Swimmer”

    In a fully developed, argumentative essay, please answer each of these two questions. Please use outside sources to support your choices.
    Which of the assigned readings/films did you find the most interesting?(Write about “Perfume: The story of a murderer”)
    Which of the assigned readings/films did you find the least interesting? (Write about “The Swimmer”)
    As many words as needed in MLA format
    A clear citation page in MLA style
    Link to the “Perfume: The story of a murderer” Movie : https://ww16.0123movie.net/movie/perfume-the-story-of-a-murderer-4678.html
    Link to “The Swimmer” Movie: https://youtu.be/J1t0N96gYVI?si=jsduhxqLAVciPzPQ

  • “Improving Your Negative Dilemma: Advice from Literature and Research” Improving Your Environment for Better Coping and Mental Health

    Major Assessment 3: Remix/Repurpose Assignment (1000 words)
    Who is an individual who is affected by their environment in a negative way?
    What advice can you provide to this individual to improve their negative dilemma? 
    Write a letter to this individual in which you address the two above questions.
    You may want to suggest how the individual can change, how the environment can change, or how both the individual and environment can change.
    Choose one assigned reading. ( The Good Daughter by Caroline Hwang  Or The Lottery by Shirley Jackson)Summarize the idea from the assigned reading. Paraphrase the idea from the assigned reading. Quote the idea from the outside reading. State to the individual how the assigned reading can improve their negative dilemma regarding their environment.
    Choose one college database source. Summarize the idea from the college database source. Paraphrase the idea from the college database source.  Quote the idea from the college database source. State to the individual how the college database source can improve their negative dilemma regarding their environment.
    Dear ___________________ (NAME OF CHARACTER FROM READING):
    I read in _______________________ (NAME OF READING) by _____________ (AUTHOR) that you have been affected by your environment in a negative way. I may be able to help you improve your negative dilemma by focusing on yourself/changing your environment.
    Just to make sure I understand your issue, I read that you currently consider your environment ___________________________. From what I understand, this environment can be described as __________________________________. I also read that this environment is affecting you in a negative way because ___________________________. 
    IF YOU CHOOSE TO PROVIDE ADVICE BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL
    If I may offer a suggestion, you may want to change your actions, especially if you have to stay in that environment for the foreseeable future. For starters, this is what I know about you: ___________________________________.
    Knowing this about you, here is a suggestion on how you can change your actions to better cope in this environment. This is what you could do: ____________________________________. This is why you should do this: _______________________________________. This is how you should do this: _____________________________________. Doing this may improve your situation because _____________________________________________.
    IF YOU CHOOSE TO PROVIDE ADVICE BASED ON THE ENVIRONMENT:
    If I may offer a suggestion, you may want to change your environment, especially if you are able to have a new outlook. For starters, this is what I know about your environment: ___________________________________.
    Knowing this about you, here is a suggestion on how you can change your environment to better cope in this environment. This could be a better environment for you: ____________________________________. This is why this new environment could be better for you: _______________________________________. This is how this new environment could be better for you: _____________________________________. Doing this may improve your situation because _____________________________________________.
    IF YOU CHOOSE TO PROVIDE ADVICE BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL AND ENVIRONMENT:
    If I may offer a suggestion, you may want to change your actions, especially if you have to stay in that environment for the foreseeable future. For starters, this is what I know about you: ___________________________________.
    Knowing this about you, here is a suggestion on how you can change your actions to better cope in this environment. This is what you could do: ____________________________________. This is why you should do this: _______________________________________. This is how you should do this: _____________________________________.
    Also, if I may offer another suggestion, you may want to change your environment, especially if you are able to have a new outlook. For starters, this is what I know about your environment: ___________________________________.
    Knowing this about you, here is a suggestion on how you can change your environment to better cope in this environment. This could be a better environment for you: ____________________________________. This is why this new environment could be better for you: _______________________________________. This is how this new environment could be better for you: _____________________________________. 
    Overall, changing your outlook and environment may improve your situation because _____________________________________________.
    OUTSIDE SOURCE
    An outside source that relates to (the issues you are having/the issues with your environment) is ________________________________. What this outside source is basically stating is ___________________________. In fact, here’s a direct quote from the outside source that relates to (you/your environment) :__________________________________________. This is why the direct quote relates to (you/your environment): ______________________________________. This is how the direct quote relates to (you/your environment): __________________________________. The information in this outside source can improve (you/your environment) because __________________________________________________.
    I hope this information was helpful. If you have any other questions about _______________, let me know.
    Sincerely,
    ___________________

  • “Exploring and Reflecting on Social Issues” Discussion Post Prompt: In this week’s discussion, we will be exploring and reflecting on various social issues that are prevalent in our society. Social issues are complex and multifaceted problems that affect individuals

    5 (1 page) discussion post. 4 (2 pages) writing assignment . 1 small pamphlet project.
    discussion posts DUE EVERY: THURSDAY
    WRITING ASSIGNMENT DUE EVERY: SATURDAY

  • “Optimizing Air Navigation and Air Traffic Control in Aviation: A Comprehensive Analysis and Implementation Plan”

    – To be zero Plagiarism.
    – To follow the paper’s instructions of good pass criteria carfuly and to achieve it.
    – Example to be used in operational of air navigation and air traffic control (aviation).
    -please see the example file for more information 
    – Each questio to be answered and send it back to me for review while you are working on the other question to save our time.
    – 2750 words

  • Title: “Applying Lean Principles: A Summary of Key Takeaways from the ‘Introduction to Lean Principles’ Video” In the video, “Introduction to Lean Principles,” the speaker introduces the concept of Lean and its application in various industries. Lean

    View the video and summarize it in around 500 words. Do not put anything directly from the transcript of the video. The stress should be on what you learned from the video and how you plan to incorporate the ideas into your understanding of Lean Principles. The document should be professionally created with paragraphs for same ideas and should be something that you would be proud of handing over to your supervisor as a summary of what you learned from the video.