Write a paper to address on the special challenges in human relations.

Write a paper (no less than 1250 words) addressing the questions above. The short report must incorporated cited material from the course text as well as two additional resources to support your thoughts. This paper is not simply a recap of topics explored in journals and discussions; the paper should be a reflection and application of the content of the course. Do not simply copy and paste content from other assignments copied and pasted into this new assignment. Use information from your text and a least two other resources to support your analysis and to illustrate your understanding of the course material and application of those ideas.

“Why Don’t Students Like School?” San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.Explain why you found the information particularly interesting and/or valuable for your future work and the implications for you and/or your students.

Chapter 2 from book: Willingham, D. T. (2009). Why Don’t Students Like School? San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
Read 3 additional sources about the topic(s) in that chapter. You can use the sources listed in the bibliography at the end of the chapter and in the chapter notes at the end of the book as well as other sources you may have available.
In your paper, summarize the information from the chapter and the additional sources you read.
Explain why you found the information particularly interesting and/or valuable for your future work and the implications for you and/or your students. Specifically, how has learning this information helped you better understand how to teach effectively and in what specific ways will it change your classroom practices.

Write a proposal of 5-6 pages that suggests a fresh way to help solve a local or community public problem of texting while driving.

Writing Assignment for the Proposal
Write a proposal of 5-6 pages that suggests a fresh way to help solve a local or community public problem. Your proposal should be in the form of an editorial or article that proposes a solution to a specific problem. Your proposal should be organized into three sections: problem, solution, benefits. For the proposal, you should have at least four articles (secondary sources). NOTE: You may substitute one interview (primary source) for one of the four articles. The proposal should be presented in a professional format with the use of sources documented according to MLA guidelines. (NOTE: See “Salvation Army: Partnership for Giving” ( salvationarmy.rtf) or “Proposal to Improve On-Time Performance Rate for Fairfax County Connector.” ( fairfax.rtf)

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Explain on how to improve the efficiency of distance e-learning programmes at Kent State University.

The topic I have selected for this study is how to improve the efficiency of distance e-learning programmes at Kent State University. With the recent increase in the demand for higher education, institutions of higher learning are forced to embrace e-learning in order to reach more students internationally and to improve the efficiency of their programs as a way of gaining competitive edge globally. Advancement in technology is now enabling students to enroll in higher institutions of their choices without necessary leaving their employment or home countries. The current learning and accommodation facilities at Kent State University cannot support the large number of students (local and international) who would like to enroll in the university for different courses.

In “Ophelia’s Desperation,” Joan Montgomery Byles considers how Ophelia’s “sense of self seems… defined and controlled by the men in her life.” Can Byles’ analysis of Ophelia’s place “embedded in Elizabethan sexist society” be applied to Gertrude, the other woman in the play?

On Hamlet: In “Ophelia’s Desperation,” Joan Montgomery Byles considers how Ophelia’s “sense of self seems… defined and controlled by the men in her life.” Can Byles’ analysis of Ophelia’s place “embedded in Elizabethan sexist society” be applied to Gertrude, the other woman in the play? There are a number of aspects about Gertrude that can be addressed in this topic: be sure to have a focused argument, and that your argument is supported by “close reading” / explication of speeches from the play—do not just summarize the characters’ actions.
1). Present a clear, focused argument that invites inquiry (nothing so obvious that an essay doesn’t need to be written to explore your stance and reading of the play).
2). Include explication (“close reading”) of key passages to support your argument: Support your position with discussion of the essay and explication of the play. Essay should show that you have carefully studied and analyzed the play, and in your close reading / explication of passages, you are giving reasons to support your argument.

3). Demonstrate your understanding of the issues and positions of the essay, as well as the play.