In what ways can you defend the discontinued use of “balanced literacy.”

Convergent Thinking: In what ways is it important to understand how the NYC Reads initiative began
based on the Did New York Forget to Teach Students How to Read? and the Science of Reading
e-book?
■ Read and cite both readings referenced in this question.
○ Divergent Thinking: In reference to the SBS Instructional Vision starting on p. 2 of the Syllabus, can you
create connections between the SBS Instructional Vision, Goals, and Essential Questions, to the Core
Curricula chosen for NYC Reads?
■ Read and cite the 2 Core Curriculum readings in the folder to answer this question.
○ Evaluative Thinking: In what ways can you defend the discontinued use of “balanced literacy”
according to Did New York Forget to Teach Students How to Read? and how the Science of Reading or
the Core Curricula address its deficiencies?
■ Read and cite Did New York Forget to Teach Students How to Read? And one additional
resource from the folder.

Touchstone 3.2: Composition: Mis pasatiempos / My Pastimes.

Assignment Guidelines
DIRECTIONS: Write a composition (150-200 words) in Spanish that incorporates each of the following:

Say hello!
Describe your hobbies.
For example, I like hiking, playing chess, etc.
Describe the activities you like to do.
For example, I enjoy listening to music, spending time with friends, etc.
Say what your favorite holidays are.
For example, I like Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Mother’s Day, etc.
Describe things you’re doing currently.
For example, I am taking a Spanish course.
Share some of your future plans.
For example, I’m planning to take Spanish II next semester.
Be specific and include as many activities and plans as possible. If you fall short of the 150-word requirement, feel free to also mention pastimes and plans of a friend or family member. If you do this, you will need to use the third person singular form of the verb (for él / ella).
B. Tips for Success
Remember to choose the verb tenses that are appropriate for each task.
For example, use the present tense to talk about things you do in general, the present progressive to talk about things you’re doing currently, ir + a + infinitive to talk about future plans, and the future tense to make predictions.
Review how to use gustar-like verbs, as they are not used the same as in English.
Review your composition before you submit it to ensure that your composition flows and you can understand the language. Revise the language as needed before submitting, and don’t forget to use conjunctions to make your message flow better.
Use paragraphs to organize your ideas.
Remember that Spanish uses stress marks (accent marks) on some words. Review the rules for accent mark placement in Spanish and learn how to use your keyboard so you can type Spanish special characters, since this is part of learning the language. You could also copy and paste from this list: ñ, ¡, ¿, á, é, í, ó, ú, ü

Write a research report outlining the top five project management tools and providing an explanation of each.

Write a research report outlining the top five project management tools and providing an explanation of each.
Project management models, methods, and artifacts are identified and selected in various ways with the purpose of properly leading and managing projects. To address the project needs of the organization, it may be necessary to understand methodologies and artifacts from many governing bodies (such as lean, six sigma, etc.) to implement a project management style that complements your delivery culture.

In this assessment, you will create a minimum 10-slide PowerPoint presentation where you select at least four project methodologies (or frameworks) and compare their delivery approach and artifacts used to manage projects.

Select four project management methodologies.
Explain the delivery process for each methodology. Assess supporting artifacts used to manage projects for each methodology.
Compare the selected methodologies, referencing practical use in today’s environment.
Determine the model you would use in your workplace to manage projects. Explain why it would be the most effective approach to project management.
Provide a slide that indicates all of the references your ideas and thoughts came from to help formulate your thoughts.

Format your assignment consistent with APA guidelines for PowerPoint slides

Submit your assignment as an attachment (PPTX, PPT or PDF).

Discuss if the White Supremist protests crossed the line of Free Speech into Seditious Speech in no more than 250 words.

Discuss if the White Supremist protests crossed the line of Free Speech into Seditious Speech in no more than 250 words. Be sure to use APA 7 format and citations for sources used.

watch video

https://video.vice.com/en_us/video/charlottesville-race-and-terror-vice-news-tonight-on-hbo/59921b1d2f8d32d808bddfbc?callback=in&code=MDE1OTEZYMETMWEYMC0ZOTG0LWIXYMETN2ZLY2ZIMJCWZWE5&jwsource=cl&state=d7b3ddec6271417596ddb7718ac4e515

Briefly describe the performance setting and which types/genres of music were performed.

I’m going to attend an orchestral concert I will send the information regarding the concert because it is very famous songs. You can easily look up in order to complete the essay as if you were there.
LAPhil: A Century of Film Music
John Williams Spotlight
John Williams guides a journey through cinematic history and the soundtracks that scored
Hollywood’s greatest moments from Vertigo and The Godfatherto Indiana Jones and Batman.
Program

Alfred NEWMAN
20th Century Fox Fanfare
KORNGOLD
Main Title from Captain Blood
Miklós RÓZSA
Prelude (Main Title) from Ben-Hur
WAXMAN
Sunset Boulevard Suite
HERRMANN
Scène d’Amour from Vertigo
Alex NORTH
“Forest Meeting” and “March” from Spartacus
Alfred NEWMAN
Cathy’s Theme from Wuthering Heights (with Ms. Wang)
Maurice JARRE
Suite from Lawrence of Arabia
Intermission
Danny ELFMAN
Main Title from Batman
John WILLIAMS
Excerpts from Close Encounters of the Third Kind
GOLDSMITH
The Hunt from Planet of the Apes
MORRICONE
Main Title from Once Upon a Time in the West (with Ms. Newman)
Thomas NEWMAN
The Night Window from 1917
John WILLIAMS
“Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra” from Indiana Jones
ROTA
Suite from The Godfather
Alan SILVESTRI
Suite from Back to the Future

professors instructions:
THE CONCERT REPORT:

A concert report is required for this class after attendance to a live professional concert. Make sure to plan your concert attendance well in advance so that you can make the scheduled deadlines for your concert report.

THE CONCERT:

You must attend a professional “classical” SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA concert such as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Opera, Pacific Symphony, Pasadena Symphony, or some other professional large ensemble concert. Small group concerts or chamber music concerts and recitals are NOT appropriate for this assignment. If you are not sure if a concert is suitable, ask me! You MUST attend a concert with an entire orchestra and a conductor. Write an essay about your experience following these guidelines:

GUIDELINES FOR CONCERT REPORTS:

Write an essay about your experience following these guidelines

Typed, free of grammatical and spelling errors
Write 3-5 pages and attach a picture of your ticket stub on a separate page
Briefly describe the performance setting and which types/genres of music were performed. Indicate the historical eras that were represented on the program
List the performing forces and if any verbal remarks that were given. Could you follow the order of the performance?
Did you read about the work(s) before or after the performance? If so, in which source(s)? Site them.
Were there any aspects of the performance that were unfamiliar to you? If so, what? Were there any aspects about the performance that surprised you? Which?
Choose two works from the program and compare and contrast these works with references to specific musical elements. You must choose two separate movements or pieces. Your comparison of individual pieces must form the main discussion in your paper!
State your overall reaction to the concert and additional comments
Please upload the first draft of your 3-5 page paper on CANVAS.

FORMAT REQUIREMENTS:
3-5 typed pages
12-point Times New Roman font
Double-spaced on 8.5 x 11 paper with one-inch margins
A heading should be placed in the top-right corner consisting of your name, course title/number, Dr. Mitchell’s name, and the date (single-spaced).
A creative, interesting title and page numbers
ASSIGNMENT DETAILS

CONTENT:

The report is about YOUR observations of one live concert of at least 90 total minutes of music. Your live concert choice must be approved by Dr. Mitchell before the performance.
A successful report will address these categories:

1. Performance setting and types of music: give the date, place, and name(s) of groups performing. Briefly describe the performance setting. For example, you might include your observations on the look of the performance space, performers’ attire, audience’s attire, etc. and how it affected your concert-viewing experience. Which types/genres of music were performed (symphony, opera, solo, chamber, etc.)? What pieces did you hear? Who were the composers, and what are their historical eras?

2. The main body of your report (about 3 pages long) should focus on accurately applying the knowledge gained in this class to the specific music you heard. Narrow your focus to two movements or short pieces from the concert video, and do one or more of the following:
a. Choose two movements or short pieces from the program contrast/compare these works with references to specific musical elements.
b. Choose two movements or short pieces, and give an overview of their overall character. What types of moods or feelings did they evoke? (refer to specific musical elements in your descriiption)
c. Choose the music composition you liked best, and describe why, using specific musical elements. Choose the music composition you liked least and describe why, using musical elements. Use YOUR ears (not the internet’s ideas). Listen for the basic elements discussed in class, and apply them to the music. Try to highlight what really “stuck out” to you about the musical selections highlighted in this section.

3. Evaluate your concert-viewing experience: What did you enjoy about the performance? What would have improved your experience? How did the performance fit or surprise your expectations? Were there any aspects of the performance that were unfamiliar or surprising to you? If so, what? What was the overall reaction of the audience or people in the audience (if there was one)? Watch it with a family member/friend, and write a little about their concert impressions.
You must do ALL of the above-listed requirements in order to earn full credit. Take a look at the Rubric to make sure that you have

Discuss the assigned reading/viewing material as it relates to Engineering career.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/two-sisters-one-horrible-disease/

https://www.genome.gov/

https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213453016300295

Discuss the assigned reading/viewing material as it relates to Engineering career. Review the major points and identify how the information pertains to your career (engineering).

Write a research paper on “Create a PowerPoint presentation that defines the selected learning theory and the associated theoretical components mentioned above.”

Write a research paper on “Create a PowerPoint presentation that defines the selected learning theory and the associated theoretical components mentioned above.”

Abide by the Chamberlain College of Nursing Academic Integrity Policy.
Use Microsoft PowerPoint to create the presentation.
Each slide (excluding title and reference slides) must include detailed speaker notes.
The purpose of the speaker notes is to expand upon the idea, and document facts and information about the bulleted information points on the slide.
Formal, scholarly writing style with complete sentence and paragraph structure should be used to create the speaker notes.
Scholarly literature support should be integrated within the speaker notes.
Speaker notes assure that all assignment expectations and key points are covered.
Within the speaker notes, the rules of grammar, spelling, word usage, punctuation, and sentence and paragraph structure are followed and consistent with formal, scholarly writing as noted in the most current edition of the APA Manual.
First person should not be used for this scholarly assignment.
Citation and referencing of sources must be congruent with guidelines noted in the most current edition of the APA Manual.
Slides are professional in appearance with visually balanced text, font appropriate for audience reading, succinct bulleted points, and visually appealing contrast between background and font utilized. Correct spelling and appropriate use of graphics/images are evident.
Sources older than five years may not be used without the permission of the class instructor.
Please note: If you do not receive a proficient rating in any major content category, you can re-submit your assignment with revisions in those content categories to receive a better grade. You have one additional opportunity to revise after the initial submission in order to make improvements. The initial submission must be a complete paper; rough drafts will not be graded. All revisions must be submitted no later than Sunday of Module 7 at 11:59 p.m. (You cannot revise your graduate-level writing style for a higher grade in that category.)
Assignment Criteria

Assessment Criteria

Points

%

Descriiption

Introduction

(1 slide*)

20

12%

In this section you will:

Provide general statements describing the purpose of presentation
Identify of the sections of the presentation
Speaker notes are included for the slide in this section
Learning Theory

(2 slides*)

30

18%

In this section you will:

Identify a learning theory category, either behavioral or cognitive, that will be used to support the development of the educational presentation
Describe the main assumptions of the selected learning theory
Explain how this theory can be used to support practice change
Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section
Scholarly literature is used
Learning Domains

(2-3 slides*)

40

24%

In this section you will:

Present the three learning domains: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective.
Provide examples of how learning occurs in each domain.
Relate the use of these domains in the development of learning outcomes.
Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section.
Scholarly sources included.
Learning Styles

(2-3 slides*)

30

18%

In this section you will:

Define the three styles of learning.
Apply learning styles to different learning activities.
Provide examples of activities related to the different learning styles.
Scholarly sources included.
Conclusion

(1-2 slides*)

20

12%

In this section you will:

Summarize key information presented in the PowerPoint presentation.
Include a summary on the selected learning theory category.
Describe the relationship among learning theory, objectives, activities, and evaluation.
Graduate-Level Writing Style

15

8%

Graduate-level writing style is included, evidenced by integrating the following standards:

Correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure within the speaker notes
Correct use of spelling and word usage on the slides
Clarity, organization, and logical flow of ideas and information on speaker notes and slides
Alignment between information on slides and speaker notes
APA format for citing and referencing sources
Congruence with APA mechanics of style (abbreviations, capitalization, italics, numbers)
No direct quotes are used within the assignment
First person is not used within the presentation slides or speaker notes
Graduate-Level Presentation Style

15

8%

Professional presentation is created, evidenced by the following.

Slide design includes visually balanced text
Slide design provides contrast of color between background and font used
Succinct, key points are presented on the slides
No lengthy narratives are included on the slides
Font size appropriate for audience viewing (sized 18 or larger)
Use of graphics and/or images is professional and appropriate for the topic
Quality of Literature Support

It is an expectation that a minimum of 3 scholarly sources, current within 5 years, are integrated within the assignment.

If the above expectation is not met, 5 points shall be deducted.

Assignment Length Criteria

It is an expectation that the assignment is a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 slides in length (not including the title or reference slides).

If the above expectation is not met, 5 points shall be deducted.

Total

170

100%

A quality assignment will meet or exceed the above requirements.

Rubric
NR520: Learning Theory
NR520: Learning Theory
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Introduction (1 Slide*)
20 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished presentation of information evidenced by all of the following content areas covered in a comprehensive and concise manner: *General statements describing the purpose of presentation *Identification of the sections of the presentation *Speaker notes are included for the slide in this section
19 pts
Exceeds
Presentation of information exceeds expectations evidenced by most content covered in a comprehensive and concise manner, but with one area where coverage is superficial: *General statements describing the purpose of presentation *Identification of the sections of the presentation *Speaker notes are included for the slide in this section
19 pts
Proficient
Proficient presentation of information evidenced by content covered in a limited or superficial manner in two or more of the content areas: General statements describing the purpose of presentation *Identification of the sections of the presentation *Speaker notes are included for the slide in this section
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Presentation of information needs improvement as evidenced by content that is missing or unsatisfactory in one or more of the content areas: *General statements describing the purpose of presentation *Identification of the sections of the presentation *Speaker notes are included for the slide in this section
20 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Learning Theory (2 slides*)
30 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished presentation of information evidenced by all of the following content areas covered in a comprehensive and concise manner: *Identify a learning theory category either behavioral or cognitive that will be used to support the development of the educational presentation. *Explain how this theory can be used to support practice change. *Describe the main assumptions of the selected learning theory. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used.
28 pts
Exceeds
Presentation of information exceeds expectations evidenced by most content covered in a comprehensive and concise manner, but with one area where coverage is superficial: *Identify a learning theory category either behavioral or cognitive that will be used to support the development of the educational presentation. *Explain how this theory can be used to support practice change. *Describe the main assumptions of the selected learning theory. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used.
25 pts
Proficient
Proficient presentation of information evidenced by content covered in a limited or superficial manner in two or more of the content areas: *Identify a learning theory category either behavioral or cognitive that will be used to support the development of the educational presentation. *Explain how this theory can be used to support practice change. *Describe the main assumptions of the selected learning theory. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used.
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Presentation of information needs improvement as evidenced by content that is missing or unsatisfactory in one or more of the content areas: *Identify a learning theory category either behavioral or cognitive that will be used to support the development of the educational presentation. *Explain how this theory can be used to support practice change. *Describe the main assumptions of the selected learning theory. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used.
30 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Learning Domains (2-3 slides*)
40 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished presentation of information evidenced by all of the following content areas covered in a comprehensive and concise manner: *Present the three learning domains: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. *Provide examples of how learning occurs in each domain. *Relate the use of these domains in the development of learning outcomes. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used.
37 pts
Exceeds
Presentation of information exceeds expectations evidenced by most content covered in a comprehensive and concise manner, but with one area where coverage is superficial: *Present the three learning domains: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. *Provide examples of how learning occurs in each domain. *Relate the use of these domains in the development of learning outcomes. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used
34 pts
Proficient
Proficient presentation of information evidenced by content covered in a limited or superficial manner in two or more of the content areas: *Present the three learning domains: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. *Provide examples of how learning occurs in each domain. *Relate the use of these domains in the development of learning outcomes. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Presentation of information needs improvement as evidenced by content that is missing or unsatisfactory in one or more of the content areas: *Present the three learning domains: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. *Provide examples of how learning occurs in each domain. *Relate the use of these domains in the development of learning outcomes. *Speaker notes are included for the slide(s) in this section. *Scholarly literature is used
40 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Learning Styles (2-3 Slides*)
30 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished presentation of information evidenced by all of the following content areas covered in a comprehensive and concise manner: *Define the three styles of learning. *Apply learning styles to different learning activities. *Provide examples of activities related to the different learning styles. *Scholarly literature is used.
28 pts
Exceeds
Presentation of information exceeds expectations evidenced by most content covered in a comprehensive and concise manner, but with one area where coverage is superficial: *Define the three styles of learning. *Apply learning styles to different learning activities. *Provide examples of activities related to the different learning styles. *Scholarly literature is used.
26 pts
Proficient
Proficient presentation of information evidenced by content covered in a limited or superficial manner in two or more of the content areas: *Define the three styles of learning. *Apply learning styles to different learning activities. *Provide examples of activities related to the different learning styles. *Scholarly literature is used.
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Presentation of information needs improvement as evidenced by content that is missing or unsatisfactory in one or more of the content areas: *Define the three styles of learning. *Apply learning styles to different learning activities. *Provide examples of activities related to the different learning styles. *Scholarly literature is used.
30 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Conclusion (1-2 slides*)
20 pts
Distinguished
*Summarize key information presented in the PowerPoint presentation. *Include a summary on the selected learning theory category. *Describe the relationship between learning theory, objectives, activities, and evaluation.
19 pts
Exceeds
*Summarize key information presented in the PowerPoint presentation. *Include a summary on the selected learning theory category. *Describe the relationship between learning theory, objectives, activities, and evaluation.
17 pts
Proficient
*Summarize key information presented in the PowerPoint presentation. *Include a summary on the selected learning theory category. *Describe the relationship between learning theory, objectives, activities, and evaluation.
0 pts
Needs Improvement
*Summarize key information presented in the PowerPoint presentation. *Include a summary on the selected learning theory category. *Describe the relationship between learning theory, objectives, activities, and evaluation.
20 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Graduate- level Writing Style
15 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished graduate-level writing style is evidenced by meeting all of the following criteria with 0-1 errors total: *Correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure *Clarity, organization, and logical flow of ideas within writing *Scholarly, professional writing tone with no use of first person *Synthesis of information is present with no more than one short direct quote (15 words or less) *Correct APA format for the following: Running head; Page numbering; Font style and size; Margins and spacing; Headings; subheadings; Citation and referencing sources; Mechanics of style (abbreviations, capitalization, italics, numbers)
14 pts
Exceeds
Graduate-level writing style exceeds expectations as evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 2-4 errors total: *Correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure *Clarity, organization, and logical flow of ideas within writing *Scholarly, professional writing tone with no use of first person *Synthesis of information is present with no more than one short direct quote (15 words or less) *Correct APA format for the following: Running head; Page numbering; Font style and size; Margins and spacing; Headings; subheadings; Citation and referencing sources; Mechanics of style (abbreviations, capitalization, italics, numbers)
13 pts
Proficient
Proficient graduate-level writing style is evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 5-7 errors, total: *Correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure *Clarity, organization, and logical flow of ideas within writing *Scholarly, professional writing tone with no use of first person *Synthesis of information is present with no more than one short direct quote (15 words or less) *Correct APA format for the following: Running head; Page numbering; Font style and size; Margins and spacing; Headings; subheadings; Citation and referencing sources; Mechanics of style (abbreviations, capitalization, italics, numbers)
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Graduate-level writing style needs improvement as evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 8 or more errors, total: *Correct use of spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence and paragraph structure *Clarity, organization, and logical flow of ideas within writing *Scholarly, professional writing tone with no use of first person *Synthesis of information is present with no more than one short direct quote (15 words or less) *Correct APA format for the following: Running head; Page numbering; Font style and size; Margins and spacing; Headings; subheadings; Citation and referencing sources; Mechanics of style (abbreviations, capitalization, italics, numbers)
15 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Graduate Level Presentation Style
15 pts
Distinguished
Distinguished graduate-level presentation style is evidenced by meeting all of the following criteria with 0-1 errors total: *Slide design includes visually balanced text *Slide design provides contrast of color between background and font used *Succinct, key points are presented on the slides *No lengthy narratives are included on the slides *Font size appropriate for audience viewing (sized 18 or larger) *Use of graphics and/or images is professional and appropriate for the topic
14 pts
Exceeds
Graduate-level presentation style exceeds expectations as evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 2-3 errors total: *Slide design includes visually balanced text *Slide design provides contrast of color between background and font used *Succinct, key points are presented on the slides *No lengthy narratives are included on the slides *Font size appropriate for audience viewing (sized 18 or larger) *Use of graphics and/or images is professional and appropriate for the topic
13 pts
Proficient
Proficient graduate-level presentation style is evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 4 errors, total: *Slide design includes visually balanced text *Slide design provides contrast of color between background and font used *Succinct, key points are presented on the slides *No lengthy narratives are included on the slides *Font size appropriate for audience viewing (sized 18 or larger) *Use of graphics and/or images is professional and appropriate for the topic
0 pts
Needs Improvement
Graduate-level presentation style needs improvement as evidenced by meeting the following criteria with 5 or more errors, total: *Slide design includes visually balanced text *Slide design provides contrast of color between background and font used *Succinct, key points are presented on the slides *No lengthy narratives are included on the slides *Font size appropriate for audience viewing (sized 18 or larger) *Use of graphics and/or images is professional and appropriate for the topic
15 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Quality of Literature Support
0 pts
0 points deducted
A minimum of 3 peer-reviewed scholarly sources, current within five years, are integrated within the assignment.
0 pts
5 points deducted
The assignment fails to meet the requirement noted for quality of literature support.
0 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Assignment Length Expectations
0 pts
0 points deducted
The length of the assignment meets the criteria: *Minimum of 8 slides in length *Maximum of 12 slides in length (Not including title or reference slides)
0 pts
5 points deducted
The assignment fails to meet the requirement for length.
0 pts

What are a database, data warehouse, data lake, and big data?

Please find a recent article (within the last few years) from the internet, a business journal, or any other
media you have come across. You can use a company you work in should you have specific information to share; however, you
must find a similar article to support your statement.

To their competitive advantage, you should find a business or industry using a database/data warehouse, data lake, or big data.

(1) What are a database, data warehouse, data lake, and big data?

(2) Please explain how the business operated without the current data technology and how it has changed
(how they are currently using it).

(3) What obstacles were encountered during this transformation?

(4) Do you feel they made the right decision? Please answer the above questions and not merely summarize an article.
Also please post link to article