Category: English

For this assignment, you will pull on all of the course work you have completed thus far, bringing the pieces together into a final, polished project: a well-analyzed, well-supported, claim-driven essay. Also, you will need to locate and read at least one more source to help you build your argument. Thus, this argument will be supported by 6 sources.
The researched argument is your chance to showcase all of your hard work, as you demonstrate:
1) The ability to take a position in a persuasive, logic-driven manner.
2) The art of crafting a debatable claim and supporting it with logic-driven evidence.
3) The skill of building a solid structure and foundation in support of the debatable claim.
4) Consideration of the counterclaim, and a well-informed rebuttal.
5) The skill of source support via valid points and credible evidence.

My assignment is to do career exploration.  My field is early childhood education.  I am currently a preschool teacher and am finishing my bachelors degree. 

Please review the attached document as it contains all the instructions. You only need to complete part 3, which involves writing a brief paragraph for each arguable question found on the last page. thanks

For this graded project, your prompt has been chosen for you.
Argue for starting a career after high school.
For an assigned prompt, pay attention to signs that it’s asking you to take a position. You’re being asked for your opinion, so you must pick a position on what should happen and make an argument for it. This prompt requires a multi-paragraph essay response that should include the following:
Your position
A main claim
The provided sources to gather evidence to support your claim
Your argumentative essay should include the following:
An introduction paragraph
Five to seven body paragraphs with provided resources
A conclusion paragraph.

Week Four: Discussion
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You are asked to give a speech to a group of influential business leaders, university presidents, and political figures.
The speech is entitled “A New Vision for Diversity,” and in it, you will address the key issue of affirmative action, policies related to it, and acceptable goals for such policies. For the class, write a summary of this speech, focusing mainly on the goals for your new vision for diversity and why those goals are of vital importance.
You must start a thread before you can read and reply to other threads

NOTE: YOU WROTE THIS PREVIOUSLY, PLEASE REVISE, EDIT, AND ENHANCE TO THE PROFESSORS LIKING. THE COMMENTS ARE NOTED ON THE SIDE AND BELOW IN THE LAST PARAGRAPH AFTER THE WORK CITED. THE FILE IN LINKED IN THE ORDER.

Both videos on youtube
short film A
Title: Solo.
Runtime: 15 minutes, 37 seconds.
NOTES
• Solo is the first of two short films to be viewed and written about on Project 3.
• Solo ends at 15:37 and does not include the 11-minute documentary attached after it in the file below.
• To clarify: the documentary (from 15:40 to 26:40 in the file below) is not part of Film A, and it is not Film B.
• View the behind-the-scenes documentary if you’re interested, but do not write in response to it on Project 3.  
• pitons  short metal pegs used to secure climbing rope along a mountain face
• caribiners  metal loops that link climbing rope to pitons
• howl  sound a wolf makes
• ribbit  spelling for sound a frog makes  
Short film B
Title: Little Terrorist.  
Runtime: 15 minutes, 28 seconds.
NOTES
• The story takes place along the border between Pakistan (a predominately Muslim country) and India (a country with a large Hindu popuation.)
• Jamal is a 10-year-old Muslim boy from Pakistan, not India.
• Bhola, the old schoolmaster, and Rani, Bhola’s niece, live in a village in India, not Pakistan.
• The border guards are Indian soldiers from India, not Pakistani soldiers from Pakistan. 
• Jamal’s religion (Islam) differs from Bhola and Rani’s religion (Hinduism).
• In contrast to religious and cultural differences, these characters speak the same language in the film.
• A shaved head (with a small tail of hair) is sometimes a sign that a person is a practicing Hindu.
• In some cultural traditions, eating food before an elderly person has eaten or touching food and utensils with the “wrong” hand is sometimes frowned upon.
• Jamal is not Rani’s nephew.  Jamal is not related to Rani or Bhola.  He is a stranger in India when the story opens.
Writing pempt: Compare the storytelling techniques in Film A and Film B. Which director uses images and
sounds more effectively to tell a story? Support your answer with specific examples, quotations,
illustrations, and particular details from each film. 
Share and compare reactions and impressions to the films
with classmates via the Discussion Board Forum. Review your notes from discussions and
viewings. Use worksheets available on Blackboard. Once you find at least three main points of
interesting comparison and contrast, begin making notes for an essay draft that analyzes and
compares how these points connect to storytelling techniques in the two films. 

create a essay with this points The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Videogame Programming
1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Videogames
2. AI Techniques and Algorithms in Videogame Programming
3. Challenges and Future Directions in AI for Videogames
4. Case Studies and Examples of AI Implementation in Videogames way in APA format

This assignment is an informative essay on the topic I have chosen (The effects of Insulin cost on American families). This essay needs to be no less than 1,000-1,250 words not including the title, and reference pages, APA 7th format and atleast 3 sources. Attached I have provided the rubric, an example and different organizational approaches for reference if needed. 

For this assignment, you will need to interview an individual a member of the culture you are studying for this semester (i.e., If you are writing your cultural communication practices paper on the culture of Peru, you would interview someone from Peru). Ideally, you should interview someone from a different civilization (not Western Civilization) and someone who is not a Christian; this will allow you to learn about different perspectives from your own on the concepts covered in this topic. Consult with your instructor early on in the process if you are having difficulties coordinating an interview.
This interview can be in person or over the phone (some people who have emailed have found that their interviewees actually plagiarized the responses so you may use email but be very cautious and check the Similarity Score before submitting). This may be someone you know personally or that you locate through a local cultural center, club, religious organization or even an embassy or consulate. You need to obtain permission from this individual to list their contact information in your paper in the event that your instructor needs to verify your work. 
During your interview you should ask the following questions: 
What do you identify as the most important or distinct practices of your culture?
How are gender roles addressed in your culture?
How is social power, authority, or social roles in a hierarchy expressed in your culture?
In class, we learned that in “honor-oriented societies,” worth comes from one’s role or group membership and in “justice-oriented societies,” worth comes from what one does or doesn’t do. What is the role of honor/shame in your culture? Are honor/pride and dishonor/shame important concepts in your culture? 
After your interview, write a 750-1000-word paper summarizing and reflecting on the responses you received. What did you learn from this exchange? How did your perceptions change? Based on your discussion, how do you think your culture is perceived by others? You should incorporate at least three concepts 
You must include at least one citation. You may use the textbook or a scholarly article on honor/justice, power distance, gender roles, or cultural practices.
Moreau, , Scott, A., Campbell, , Hay, E., Greener, , Susan, , Moreau, , & A., . (2014). Effective intercultural communication (encountering mission). Baker Publishing Group.  
I will be focusing on the Japanese culture. I have attached a previous paper for reference.