29 Nov Should we be concerned about aging? What are the pros and cons? Is the research suggested to combat aging credible? ?What are the health risks? What are the ethical issue

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Should we be concerned about aging? What are the pros and cons? Is the research...

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29 Nov Explain 3 different types of support for children with special needs that were discussed

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explain 3 different types of support for children with special needs that were discussed.You must...

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29 Nov Imagining that you are born blind, but one day you wake up and realize that you are given the gift of sight for three days? Use your imagination and describe what you wou

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imagining that you are born blind, but one day you wake up and realize that...

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29 Nov Write a first-person narrative in this paper you will establish, explain, and elaborate on three career goals you are developing for your life.

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In this concluding week, your assignment will be to write a first-person narrative (as in...

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29 Nov Biography of a famous person? The person may be a political figure, an historical personnage, a rock star, a movie actor, or even a criminal.?Use at least two outside sou

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biography of a famous person.  The person may be a political figure, an historical personnage,...

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29 Nov Proposal for solving a problem of some kind

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proposal for solving a problem of some kind.  The instructions for doing the proposal are...

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28 Nov Conflict drives a story? It forces the characters into action, and the suspense the conflict creates keeps the audience reading to find out what happens. Please revisit the pdf on Plot posted in Section 1 to refresh your memory on the role the conflict plays in short stories before taking on the following assignment.? In literature there are two general?types of conflict: Internal conflict takes place inside a character when they are forced to wrestle with a decision or choice.? Internal conflicts can deal with a character trying to figure out some aspect of their identity or they may involve a character having to make a difficult choice.? External conflict takes place between characters or

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Conflict drives a story.  It forces the characters into action, and the suspense the conflict...

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28 Nov Classical Argument and Toulmin Argument Terms to analyze the Classical Argument: Your goal is to identify examples in your work that correspond to the following elements from the Toulmin method of argument analysis. ??? Claim Qualifiers Grounds Warrants Backing Rebuttal Several of these elements appeared in your Classical Argument under different names. Qualifiers, Warrants, and Backing are new, and your learning materials this week give you many examples to help you understand what they are.? ? For your initial post:? Copy the list above and fill it in with examples from your Classical Argument work You might struggle to identify warrants and backing; however, you may ha

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Use the instructions below and write on this topic Should Abortion Be Banned? 200 words...

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28 Nov Teaching Reading 3 – 5 Workshop. ? Building Comprehension Watch the video,?Building Comprehension, and follow the questions below to help you write your responses. The completed questions and answers will be posted to this discussion. Please copy each question and develop a response showing your depth of knowledge. Then, respond to two peers. How do the classroom clips illustrate Professor Duke’s definition of comprehension? Based on Professor Duke’s suggestions, how can you promote active learning through your instruction? How can you help your struggling readers use comprehension strategies as they read? How can you build background knowledge before reading? How and when can yo

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  Building Comprehension (Links to an external site.) Teaching Reading 3 - 5 Workshop.   Building...

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28 Nov During the course of an interview, you will find that responding appropriately to some questions is challenging.? Often these are open-ended and ‘behavioral’ questions, such as ‘Tell me about yourself’.? Different interviewees struggle with different questions.? While preparing for an interview, you should identify those questions you feel may be the most difficult for you to respond to.? Then take steps to prepare a response that will work.? Not only will this reduce the pre-interview jitters, but it will also provide you with the best opportunity to sell yourself to the interviewer. Practice Opportunity – Take time to practice your responses to interview style questions using the Intervie

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During the course of an interview, you will find that responding appropriately to some questions...

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