English 4 assignment!
Write a brief (250-300) word analysis of the selection you read from Hard Times. Turn in your prewriting with the final draft of your analysis.
Write a brief (250-300) word analysis of the selection you read from Hard Times. Turn in your prewriting with the final draft of your analysis.
5 haikus that relate to the pic attached
Must use the following 5 words for each haiku:
– journey/destination
– emphasis/vibrant
– dusk/dawn
– contrast
– dream
– illusion
At least one word for each haiku, word must be the main topic of the haiku
Should be easy.
5-7-5 syllable pattern, 3 line haiku
If you don’t know how to write a haiku like the people who accepted this hw before, then don’t bother accepting please.
Example:
reflections i see
on the river’s surface
blurry and unclear
The Medicare system is currently undergoing a dramatic shift, as the number of people participating is increasing, which in turn has enormous consequences for how it is funded. Some argue that Medicare spending is out of control and will result in a collapse of the system if nothing changes, while others claim the system is doing well and is meeting the needs of the millions of Americans who have no other health care. For this discussion, you will participate in a debate with your classmates about Medicare.
Students with last names starting with the letters A-M will be on the “Maintain Medicare As-Is” side.
To start, you will need to craft your initial argument in support of the side you have been assigned based on your last name (either maintain or reform). This post must be a minimum of 300 words. Describe how the organization and delivery of Medicare and the social, financial, legal, ethical, and regulatory forces impact your side of the debate. Remember, your post must analyze how these factors work together to support your assigned view on Medicare reform. Even if you do not personally agree with the side that has been assigned to you, you must still present a convincing argument that upholds that side in your initial post and your responses.
Your initial post must include:
- A succinct thesis statement that demonstrates your stance on the topic.
- A clear explanation for your rationale and examples to support your view.
- A minimum of two scholarly, peer-reviewed sources. One of these sources may be from the course Required and/or Recommended Resources, and at least one must be obtained through the Ashford University Library.
will be almost one or two pages.
Describe why growth can be bad, providing examples from your own experience or observation. Why is it important to have a growth strategy or system in place? Using a business or company with which you’re familiar, describe three risks to growth in that organization, as well as potential strategies for minimizing those risks.
APA,
No Plagerisim.
Complete on time.
“Corporate-level Strategies” Please respond to the following with detailed comments and analysis (Note: please watch the longer video in the “Other Preparation Items” link in Week 7):
Due December 9
Would like question 1 and 2 by Wednesday. The rest by Friday
Answers only need to be at least 300 words.
For this week’s journal, watch this PBS news story about a poetry writing workshop for men in prison. Open the link and click on “Streaming Video” top open the brief news video. Take notes as you watch this story, and then consider the discussion of creativity in Unit 1, and this week’s Discussion and reading material regarding literature. What do you think of using poetry as a tool to change these prisoners? What is your assessment of poet Richard Shelton’s message regarding the use of creativity to create a better life, on in these cases, to deal with emotions and the consequences of their crimes? Provide your response in 200–250 words.
Source: Brown, Jeffrey. (2008, June 16) Prison Poetry. The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/entertainment/jan-june08/prisonpoetry_06-16.html
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