A reflective response to answer the following questions

A reflective response to answer the following questions

How does a cultural approach to water differ from other approaches?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the water diary as a cultural research method?

Must reference Lectures that are available on youtube links provided below
http://youtu.be/UVxhJEQb2tU
http://youtu.be/FGAOdcOrmA0
http://youtu.be/j91hdfxzazY

Also must reference and include

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Tough Love

The paper should be six to eight pages in length (double-spaced), plus a reference page, using a minimum of eight sources. You must follow the APA documentation style.

Research Format
I. Define the social problem you are going to address.
State the need by using should.
Example – What should be done about…
Define any unclear terms.
II. Analyze the problem
Use a variety of forms of support to prove a problem or need exists. Make sure material is adapted to audience or readers.
Use evidence that is well documented.
III. Establish the criteria for the solution
State what the solution must do and must avoid.
Example – The solution should reduce high school absences.
The solution should avoid giving out of school suspension
which only increases student absences.
Note: It is very important that you set clear and concise criteria for the solution before developing the solution. This is similar to refuting opposing viewpoints.
IV. Develop possible solutions
Brainstorm as many ideas for solutions that you can.
Eliminate solutions that do not meet the criteria
V. Present the solution that best fits the need or problem
Use research that proves this solution will correct or fix the problem.
VI. Implementation of the solution.
Show how the solution can be implemented into society.
Explain step by step how this solution will be funded and actually be
put into action.
The body of the research paper defines a social problem, analyzes or proves the problem exists, provides a set of criteria to do and avoid when developing a solution, provides a list of possible solutions, presents a final solution and shows how it can be implemented. Also include an introduction and conclusion in your research paper. An introduction should capture attention, introduce the subject, establish credibility, and preview the main points. The conclusion should signal an ending, summarize the information, and give the reader somewhere to go with the information.

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Taking online classes

MLA Bibliography Assignment:

Works Cited = A list of works you actually used in the essay. Written after the essay is completed.
Bibliography = A list of works on this particular topic that may be used in the essay. Usually written before the essay is written.

Women in the Military

2 Academic Books
2 Newspaper Articles
1 Journal Article
1 Website (trustworthy)
1 General Website (including Wikipedia)

TO SEARCH BOOKS:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Click on “Library Catalog”
3. Search

TO SEARCH NEWSPAPER ARTICLES:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Go to “Databases”
3. Click on “L”
4. Click on “LexisNexis Academic”
5. “Connect”
6. If you are off campus, login.
7. Search

TO SEARCH JOURNAL ARTICLES:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Go to “Databases”
3. Click on “A”
4. Click on “Academic Search Complete”
5. “Connect”
6. If you are off campus, login.
7. Search

Writing Body Paragraphs for an Argument Essay

1. Topic Sentence – State the Reason
2. Details:
A. Explain the Reason
B. Support the Reason
(1) Real Examples
(2) Hypothetical Examples
(3) Quotes from Experts
(4) Quotes from Individuals
(5) Statistics

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Comm

Project Description: When I figure out the human right issues I will inform you what they are.

Your team are acting representatives working through the United Nations High Commissioner’s Office of Human Rights. Your goal is to select a human rights issue and thoroughly analyze it by applying course theories/concepts/terms. This project is comprised of two parts: Part I: Human Rights Issue Analysis (50 pts); Part II: Non-Violent Communication Analysis (100 pts.).

Part I: Human Rights Issue Analysis: (50 pts.)

In the first part of the project your team will thoroughly analyze the history, culture, macro/microcultural/muted groups and distribution of power of your selected human rights issue. Your team is essentially preparing a “brief” that could be used by a UN representative. Your team is responsible for providing all the necessary background information to the Human Rights Issue. Please be sure you include the following information in your analysis:

1) Research and locate a region where human rights violations are presently occurring (see Human Rights Project area in Moodle for resources).

2) Identify and apply a minimum of 3 human rights violations in your selected region. (See Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

3) Complete a thorough historical analysis examining the causes/effects behind the human rights violations.

4) Complete a thorough cultural analysis of your selected region (individualistic/collectivistic culture, high/low context communication, top 3 cultural values)

5) Examine the power (political, socio-economic, positional, etc.) structures and the role of power in the region.

6) Identify the people/groups involved by providing a description of the macro/microcultural groups and muted groups if applicable. You may want to examine these groups within the context of the power relationships in the region.

7) Provide a summary of your findings.

Paper Guidelines:

Each Human Rights Team has been given access to a shared folder in Google Drive. Please complete the following steps:

1) Open up the shared folder. You will be able to submit/save ALL your documents for this project in this folder.
2) Have one person create a document and call it HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE ANALYSIS: TEAM X REGION X. Save this document in the folder. All members will work collectively on this ONE document.

3) Each person on the team will be required to write a minimum of 500 words and post a minimum of 3 comments to assist in editing the paper (each team member will be represented by a different color).

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When the Legend becomes fact, Print the Legend

In The Man who Shot Liberty Valence, newspaperman Maxwell Scott tells Ransom Stoddard that he will not publish the “real” story of Liberty Valence’s death, asserting “when the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” Please address this quote in relation to how the storyteller tells his story in Inexcusable, If I Don’t Six, and Big Fan. Are there truths in each story that the characters selectively choose to avoid or ignore in favor of a more convenient or romantic legend? How do these choices affect the characters in the long run – do they carry the choices around for years like baggage, or do they fully convince themselves that the legend is fact? Does the choice to embrace either fact or legend affect the lives of the impacted character in other ways? How would the lives of the people around them have changed if the community had accepted fact instead of legend or legend instead of fact?

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water conservative

do mistakes on grammar and punctuation. Chose your own sources, at least 3 sources

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The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World

I need a 5 pg book report over “The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World” by Michael Pollan

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Using Computer has benefits for children

MLA Bibliography Assignment:

Works Cited = A list of works you actually used in the essay. Written after the essay is completed.
Bibliography = A list of works on this particular topic that may be used in the essay. Usually written before the essay is written.

Women in the Military

2 Academic Books
2 Newspaper Articles
1 Journal Article
1 Website (trustworthy)
1 General Website (including Wikipedia)

TO SEARCH BOOKS:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Click on “Library Catalog”
3. Search

TO SEARCH NEWSPAPER ARTICLES:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Go to “Databases”
3. Click on “L”
4. Click on “LexisNexis Academic”
5. “Connect”
6. If you are off campus, login.
7. Search

TO SEARCH JOURNAL ARTICLES:
1. Go to the library website: library.umkc.edu
2. Go to “Databases”
3. Click on “A”
4. Click on “Academic Search Complete”
5. “Connect”
6. If you are off campus, login.
7. Search
Writing Body Paragraphs for an Argument Essay

1. Topic Sentence – State the Reason
2. Details:
A. Explain the Reason
B. Support the Reason
(1) Real Examples
(2) Hypothetical Examples
(3) Quotes from Experts
(4) Quotes from Individuals
(5) Statistics

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