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Throughout our course, we will look at how we engage with others through written communication and use research in a variety of different types of settings throughout our daily lives including academic, professional, and personal settings.

Primary Discussion Response

To begin the process, choose a trending topic preferably related to your field of study and find information on that topic in the following locations:
Online news outlet (CNN, AP, New York Times, Local News online, etc.)
Twitter
Wiki
Library database or Google Scholar (scholar.google.com)
When considering topic choices, select topics that fall under the broad umbrella of your field of study. Consider the following examples:
Health Care
Current health crisis or controversial medical issue
Security Studies
Controversial criminal case, legislation issues, etc.
Business and Management
Trending topics in the corporate world
Computer Science & IT
IT and Security issues
Rising or failing technology companies
Controversies related to technology
Note: You may choose a trending topic with which you are already familiar, but if you would like additional ideas for topics, skim online news outlets for stories or touch base with your instructor who can provide suggestions.

Once you have completed your research, develop your initial post, which must include the following 3 components:
Introduce yourself to your classmates. In your introduction, include a little bit about why you decided to work on your degree, what degree you are pursuing, and what your professional goals are after graduation.
Identify your chosen trending topic and provide a link to one article or press release, one tweet, one wiki entry, and one scholarly source relating to that topic.
Answer the following questions:
Who is the intended audience for each of the communications?
Which of the sources would you identify as credible? Which of the sources would be appropriate for use in an academic setting? Professional setting? Did you feel that any of the sources were not credible for use? Why?
Identify what you think was the purpose for each of these communications? (Examplesto inform, to educate, to entertain, to persuade, etc.) How effective do you think each communication was in accomplishing the writers purpose?
Peer Responses

my field of study is business management thanks you.

Select a healthcare organization to observe and analyze from a marketing perspective.

Write a paper delineating changes that the selected healthcare organization has experienced (or overcome) relative to one of the following:
The implementation of its mission statement or marketing strategy
The development or the introduction of a new product or service
A merger with another healthcare entity
The diversification of its services and products offered
The divesting of potentially outdated products or services
Make certain to include measures employed by the organization that affect how the institution plans to optimize or manage the results of the change.

Please write a Thesis and the strategy that was used to develop the Thesis in 2 to 3 sentences and an Outline to develop an Essay. The Instructions as followed:
Topic for this Paper Thesis: How do two short stories help the reader to understand a common theme? By writing this paper, you will answer this question and demonstrate the following skills for writing and literature:
Analyze literature for a purpose
Distinguish digital or print materials through annotation in order to demonstrate reading and summary skills
Identify a common theme in two short stories
Identify one to three examples from each story to support the theme
Write a thesis statement that clearly identifies the titles of the stories, their authors, the theme, and what the paper will discuss about the stories and the theme
Write clear topic sentences for paragraphs that inform the reader what the paragraph will discuss
Develop paragraphs that explain how the examples from the stories support the topic sentence of the paragraph
Organize a comparison and contrast paper by presenting paragraphs in a logical and interesting fashion using one of two methods for comparison and contrast: story-by-story or idea-by-idea
Write sentences in standard American English that clearly express ideas

In this Thesis, you will be building two stories by considering and analyzing both stories. You will be developing a comparison/contrast paper that focuses on bringing in appropriate material. Your thesis statement should include the stories and the theme. The theme of both stories will be: Courage.
After reviewing the above materials, develop a thesis and outline for this Paper. You will include two short stories.
identifying a second story
clearly stating the theme
summarizing the story
noting comparison and contrast within the stories to develop a comparison and contrast (how the two come together to develop the theme)
identifying the theme is demonstrated in both stories
doing additional brainstorming as needed
writing up a thesis that demonstrates your point of view on the theme and the short stories
producing an outline

The two stories that was chosen and the theme Courage. Write the thesis. The thesis should reflect that you are comparing the two stories for something. Then, make an outline of your paper.

Instruction & Requirements:
So i have wrote this paper about how fire influences plant composition and community composition. but there are some comments from the Proff that need s to be addressed so please look over the comments and try to edit the paper accordingly

Please read the comments below and address them in rewriting.

You have done some good research, got a useful set of papers together and structured your essay sensibly. You clearly know what sort of things you should be writing about and are appropriately placing emphasis on how different characteristics of fire may influence different aspects of the plant community.

However, your explanations are rather unclear. In most places I know what you are trying to say, in a few I\’m not at all sure. I\’m not sure know what the problem is. Is it that you arent really understanding some of what you are reading so that when you come to write about it you cant explain it clearly. Or is it difficulty of constructing an essay in english. Or did you just really rush it? Unless it is the latter, I think you may need a bit of help with this. Would you like to chat about it?

Something to aim for is to give a better \”picture\” of the effects that you are writing about by giving brief examples which illustrate and provide evidence for the statements you are making.

Purpose:
To synthesize key ideas from a set of related course materials
(grouped into Units) and apply them to

compare womens diverse experiences across
cultures

analyze the effects of specific cultural practices on womens lives

weigh in on a contemporary issue or debate regarding womens rights
Instructions:
Read the question or prompt provided, then compose a 500

750 word response. A
traditional five
–
paragraph essay

including an
introduction
with your thesis statement
,
followed by three body paragraphs
and a conclusion

works very well for this assignment. You should
take a
clear position on the issue
,
and use examples from
at least three different
cour
se materials
to support your position
(e.g., Burns text plus
two
articles,
or
one
article
, Burns text,
and
a film
).
You
will
not need to conduct
additional research for this assignment.
Y
our goal i
s to synthesize the course
materials: focus on making con
nections
between the readings
rather than
simply summarizing
them
. Cite
your sources within
your essa
y and include
a
Works Cited list following
ASA Style.
A video for a source is http://www.youtube.com/watch?vhqRcD8Cpucg
2nd video to source is http://video.pbs.org/video/2283614868/
Main source is Women Across Cultures by Shawn Megan Burns 3rd Edition

Article review to include Summary of what was studied (the experiment): what was investigated, how was it done, overall findings, and possible impact of conclusions (why is what they found important)?Independent and dependent variables and how applicable.Comment on possible ethical issues.Criticism of conclusion.Comment on ideas for future research.Opinion of study/findings in summary paragraph.

What size healthcare organizations lend themselves to top-down, bottom-up, or middle-out budgeting?
Which is the most effective?
Why?

Most problem companies face are due to lack of information; with complete and accurate information, the problems could be solved. Using the CSU Online Library, explore the topic of how research is conducted in organizations to address problems or issues. Then, select a company that is of interest to you, and respond to the following questions/topics:1. Briefly describe your company. Identify potential problems or issues (current or future) that your company might address with a research study.2. What indicators are prevalent demonstrating that the company is effectively (or ineffectively) using research studies within the organization?3. How might the company use secondary research? How might they use primary research?4. What might this company do in the future to expand its research? Include your rationale.Your APA formatted response must be a minimum of 3 pages in length (not including the title page and the reference page) and must include an introduction, a thesis statement, and a clear discussion of the questions/topics above. Need to have at a minimum of 2 credible references.

Read James Joyce\’s Araby (168) and Bharati Mukherjee\’s The Management of Grief (432) and write a comparative analysis of these two stories. Both are in the Norton.The themes of the stories will no doubt, be important, but look too for other literary characteristics often present in fiction. For example, be observant of rhetorical devices of persuasion, figurative language, recurring imagery, and narrative point of view. Show how some of these elements work together to create meaning in these stories. The Norton has helpful tips the five parts of plot (82-9), narration (161-5), character (181-8), setting (253-9), symbol and figurative language (335-40) and theme (384-88). You don\’t need to define these terms; just use them in the service of putting forward your own ideas.Explain how your understanding of these two stories fits into a coherent and interpretive understanding of a similar theme, problem, paradox, literary technique, or rhetorical argument that both stories are making. Any points of comparison/contrast must have a larger purpose: there\’s no value in saying something like \”story X has two main characters whereas story Y has three\” unless this point helps you say something else-something larger–than this trite observation.Use your observations to support an overall argument. In other words, it is not enough simply to present a list of that things are similar or different. Instead, try to state what the significance of the differences (or similarities) are, and demonstrate how these things contribute to the larger argument of the text. Place your argument at th every beginning of the paper and forget about the high school models of writing where you make vague and general statements about life and literature. By the time we\’ve read your first paragraph, there should be no more surprises about what your argument is.Be clear about the organizing principles of your paper. Present a thesis–that is to say, an argument of substance that requires proof (evidence). The proof emerges from textual specifics (short quotes and deductive and inductive paraphrasing).Assume your reader is a skeptical and hostile Ph.D. with expertise in the field (hostile that is, to your argument). You don\’t have to be creative or inventive to keep your reader\’s attention. We know how to read. You don\’t need to summarize plot; we know the story. (That said, however, in your own writing process, you may need to do your own private plot summary in order to get a clearly understood inventory of the elements of the story.)Stay focused on the most substantial points.Finally, since you only have 1800 words, you cannot say possibly say everything you want to say, and you cannot waste any time with the high school model of writing (intro-body-conclusion or tell them what you\’re going to tell them — then tell them — then tell them what you told them).Start immediately with your thesis; don\’t waste time with unnecessarily contentious claims (i.e.: \”Hawthorne is the greatest American writer ever\”). Present your evidence, and get out. Start with your strongest and most convincing points first; then your second-most important, etc..ABSOLOUTLEY NO OUTSIDE REFRENCES. ONLY STORIES PROVIDED

Research question is What are the economic and/or socio-cultural impacts of Brexit on the UK and EU tourism?