Literature

Instructions Using the six peer-reviewed literature articles from your annotated bibliography, compose an integrated review that focuses on a clinical issue of interest. Ensure that the topic of this integrated review is viewed from the perspective of a healthcare professional who is looking to validate the need for program evaluation at your hospital. Remember to use the APA format. For additional details, refer to the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric document. a. It is imperative to review the guidelines and use them to outline your paper. I posted the example of the table in week 7 announcements and again here. To help prepare for the final paper use the rubric to outline your paper to ensure all the required sections are covered. Please review guidelines for length and APA format requirements. b. Use Headers and sub-headers in your paper to keep you on track c. The abstract should be on a single page d. Please ensure you have your problem and scope with references to support e. Your research question and variables labeled as independent and dependent f. Provide examples of your methods, data collection, and statistical tests g. Address or identify any ethical issues h. Use the rubric to help identify the remaining sections…  i. Use APA format, double-space your content and references, also citations must be present j. Shapiro Library has wonderful APA resources in easy to read format. References should be alphabetized. k. The data table has 6 research studies and these are used in your synthesis sections l. Use a hanging indent for your reference list, all references in your list must be cited in your paper, For more information on Integrated Review read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_Review

Three-part thesis and five-paragraph descriptive essay (third-person only) 750 words, MLA format, two or three scholarly sources, worked cited page to include URL.  For more information on Descriptive Essay read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essay#Descriptive

1. Explain why you chose this video and in what ways does this nation differs from America? 2. Compare the two anthems in terms of tone and tempo. Is one faster than the other or have a stronger beat? How does this add to the anthem’s message? 3. Compare and contrast the two anthems in terms of unity. How do the stories reflected in the lyrics promote the same things? How are they different?  4. In a world moving away from the idea of ‘separate’ nations, is the role of the national anthem still relevant? Defend your position. For more information on Niger National Anthem read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Nig%C3%A9rienne

7: Does knowing about the JK Rowling controversy impact your view of the Harry Potter books as you are reading? If so, how? If not, why not? Do you think it’s possible to separate the art from the artist? Why is this an important conversation to have in a class about children’s literature? 6: I have so enjoyed watching your videos and your engagement with the discussions so far! This week we will be talking about Brown Girl Dreaming.  What do you like about this text so far? What similarities or differences do you notice between this and other texts that we have read? How may this story be meaningful to a child reader? Pick a specific passage of the book for your post and discuss why it may be important/ why it stood out to you. Please connect your post with the reading from our Laurel et al text on Biography. 9: This week, we learned all about style, tone, setting, and Harry Potter. Let’s think about and discuss Rowling’s style and tone in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. For this week’s discussion, please choose a page or chapter from the last half of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Reading that chapter or page closely, take note of Rowling’s style and tone using the strategies we learned about in class, and then analyze how the setting of the story intermingles with the style and tone. How do they work together in this section to build a world for characters and readers? For more information on JK Rowling read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JK_Rowling

Compose a thoughtful and original essay of 4-6 pages. Quote liberally the assigned texts, but build the argument with your own language and opinion, establishing a provocative thesis, proceeding with colorful commentary, and concluding with an unmistakable takeaway. John Leland titled his book Why Kerouac Matters. You will be setting out to prove why, in conjunction, Kerouac and Rechy matter. Hypothesis: On the Road purports to be a narrative of American freedom, but it is really a narrative of repressed male fantasy, whereas the City of Night purports to be a narrative of repressed male fantasy that is really a narrative of American freedom.  Prove by citing key examples from each book. Rephrase the hypothesis in your own language.  Touch base on the importance of the Beat Generation and shift in American literature.   Turnitin report must be provided with completed writing, with no less than 15% match.  For more information on Hypothesis read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothesis

 Summarize the characteristics of the approach of the research article you chose during your literature search. Summarize the research article, including the citation and sufficient information for your classmates and Instructor to locate the article. Present a short critique of that article based on the “R8360 Guidelines for Reading and Evaluating Qualitative Research Articles For more information on Research Article read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Article

Topic/instructions: Write a short journal essay of 350 – 400 words.  This journal is due by no later than 11:30 pm on Sunday, 12/13.  Consider the video with Marcus du Sautoy that we saw in class on 12/8.  To see it again, here’s the link: https://vimeo.com/106089707 After watching the video and thinking about what we have learned about free will and determinism, are you more convinced that determinism (about human nature) is true?  Or do you think that determinism is not true, and that we have real free will?  Be sure to explain your position!  As you write your journal, it might be a good idea to think about incorporating the idea of compatibilism, and/or perhaps some ideas from the Sartre material that we have discussed. Making references: If you make specific references, then just make an in-text, parenthetical page reference, such as: (Solomon, 201). Submitting your journal here on Blackboard: First click on where is says ‘Journal 5’ above.   After this, scroll down to  ‘Assignment Submission’, and click on where it says ‘Write Submission.’  A text box pops up, and then you either type your journal directly in space or copy/paste your journal into space.   After putting your journal in that text space, you can either click on ‘Save as Draft’, or ‘Submit.’  If you click on ‘Save as Draft’, it means you have saved a draft of your journal in that space on Blackboard – you can come back to Blackboard later and continue to work on it.  Also, do note that I cannot see the journal when you have clicked on ‘Save as Draft.’  If you put your journal in the text space and then click on ‘Submit,’ then the journal is submitted to me, and I can see it.   I would like you to put your journal directly into space as described in the preceding paragraphs.  Also, do not email your journal to me.  For more information on Journal Essay read this:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essay 

Your instructor will send you the first draft submitted by one of your peers through the classroom email system. Copy edit the other student’s paper using copyediting marks or the Track Changes editing function in Microsoft Wor Provide feedback related to the key problems in scientific writing and relevance as described in Lecture 4.This assignment uses a grading rubric. Instructors will be using the rubric to grade the assignment; therefore, students should review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the assignment criteria and expectations for successful completion of the assignment. For more information on Peer Editing read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_review

Write an article about the impact of game art on the game. The theme I chose is the impact of Ray tracing on the game because this is the latest game technology. He changed the picture of the game. Request reference https://www.gamasutra.com/static2/blogsubmissions.html At least 1500 words. Original and punctual For more information on Game Essay read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game

Choose any movie and the student will analyze a movie as part of the class requirement. The movie review is worth 20 points and should be about 600 words long. The first portion, about 200 words, should summarize the movie. You can use Wikipedia for this. After summarizing the movie, the student should discuss how the actors performed, does the music fit well with the movie, and is the photography crisp and clear. Any foreshadowing and symbolism in the movie also should be discussed. For more information on Foreshadowing read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreshadowing