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next week one of the ted talks discusses intersectionality you may use it in this discussion post response if you like

Discuss the concept of “intersectionality.” What does it mean? How is it related to our studies in the Civil Rights Movement, Black Feminism, and/or the liberation struggles in Africa? How does intersectionality illuminate aspects of discrimination and prejudice that are not often discussed or understood? How can we change how history is taught to include intersectionality?

Next week, one of the TED talks discusses intersectionality. You may use it in this discussion post response if you like.

EDU 623 Week 5 Assignment Technology in Education

EDU 623 Week 5 Assignment Technology in Education

ETH 125 Week 3 CheckPoint Modern Challenges in Immigration

ETH 125 Week 3 CheckPoint Modern Challenges in Immigration

AED 222 Assignment The Controversy of Medication

AED 222 Assignment The Controversy of Medication

A DS binary PSK spread spectrum signal has a processing gain of 500. What is the interference…

A DS binary PSK spread spectrum signal has a processing gain of 500. What is the interference margin against a continuous-tone interference if the desired error probability is 10−5?

 

need help to answer te question below

Part A 400-500 words.
The following situations have caused you to become concerned about the quality of the upcoming external audit:

  • Because of the fact that the audit will not begin until February after the books have been closed, the external auditors will not be able to confirm the accounts receivable cutoff, physically examine the inventory, and examine other important procedures.
  • You have just been advised that the auditing firm has been acquired by a larger auditing firm, and the auditor that is coming to Bovar Company will be unfamiliar with Bovar Company.
  • One of the acquiring auditing firm’s principal partners is related to the chief executive officer (CEO) of Bovar Company.
  • Some areas of control that have been of concern to the auditing department will not be audited because of workload and timing constraints.
  • Some of the methodology used in the accounting department to compile the financial statements may not comply with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).

Generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS) provides three categories of standards and ten standards by which an audit should be performed. You are concerned that some of the aforementioned situations may be in violation of the GAAS standards, and you have decided to review the GAAS standards to detect any possible violations. Complete the following:

  • List each of these standards in their correct category.
  • Identify those standards that you believe may be compromised by the aforementioned situations.
  • Describe specific actions that you believe should be taken to comply with the GAAS standards.

Part B. 300-40 words and unadjusted misstatement audit schedule

To properly assess the internal controls that are in place at Bovar Company, you have found that there are three major objectives that an entity should follow in designing an effective internal control system. They are as follows:

  • Reliability of financial reporting
  • Efficiency and effectiveness of operations
  • Compliance with laws and regulations

In 3–4 paragraphs, complete the following:

  • Discuss the meaning of each of the following major objectives:
    • Reliability of financial reporting
    • Efficiency and effectiveness of operations
    • Compliance with laws and regulations
  • Discuss how they might be satisfied at Bovar Company.
  • Prepare an unadjusted misstatement audit schedule with a comment on your judgment of the audit findings based on the following audit results for Bovar. Bovar has the following misstatements (any amount more than 5% of current assets, total assets, and income before taxes):
    • Understated allowance for uncollectible accounts: $95,000 estimated based on analytical procedures
    • Accounts receivable or sales cutoff misstatements: $60,000 estimated population misstatements based on the sample, including sampling error ($60,000 accounts receivables or sales were not included in the cutoff reporting period.)
    • Difference between physical inventory and book figures:$120,000 actual population misstatements. (The physical inventory is higher than the book figures by $120,000.)
    • Unrecorded liabilities: $285,000 estimated population misstatements based on the sample, including sampling error
    • Repairs or expense items that should have been capitalized:$90,000 estimated based on analytical procedures

How is it Going?

  

Week 5- Discussion 2

No unread replies. No replies. 

Your initial discussion thread is due on Day 3 (Thursday) and you have until Day 7 (Monday) to respond to your classmates. Your grade will reflect both the quality of your initial post and the depth of your responses. Refer to the Discussion Forum Grading Rubric under the Settings icon above for guidance on how your discussion will be evaluated.

  

How is it Going? 

Answer the following questions: Which of the topics presented to you thus far in this      course has been most difficult to understand?  Why? Which of the topics presented thus far in this course      has been most interesting and important to you?  Why? What are your recommendations to make this course      better?

Respond to at least two of classmates’ posts.

EDU 671 week 5 DQ 1

  

– Week 5 – Discussion 1

 

Your initial discussion thread is due on Day 3 (Thursday) and you have until Day 7 (Monday) to respond to your classmates. Your grade will reflect both the quality of your initial post and the depth of your responses.
 

        

Mock     Action Research Proposal Presentation

95 responses (80 unread) 

 As you prepare for your Final Project, take this opportunity to create a mock presentation using PowerPoint, or other professional presentation software and present your action research proposal to your peers through Jing, Present.me, or PowerPoint to create your presentation with both a visual and audio component.
 

Your visual presentation must include all nine components of the action research plan and follow the guidelines for creating effective presentations as discussed in the required and recommended video tutorials located in the recommended and required readings section.
 

In order to ensure your viewers experience the full effect of your mock proposal, it is imperative that your voice and a visual presentation complement each other as you explain all nine of its components.  Therefore, it is a requirement you include the video component with audio as you share your action research proposal.
 

You must keep your presentation under five minutes.  Keep in mind, the emphasis is more on you and your ability to share your knowledge, heart, and passion about your topic, while leading your viewers through the nine components of your mock action research proposal.  Your visual presentation will provide the main points of each of the nine components, as you follow the seven by seven rule.  But your oral complement will elaborate to fill in the blanks between those main points.  Thus, you will have the opportunity to provide all the details, important information, and passion behind it to your audience verbally.  This will not only appeal to both visual and auditory learners, simultaneously, it will make your presentation more enjoyable and enriching for both you and your viewers.  Include a link to your presentation or attach it to your discussion post.

Guided Response: View and respond to at least two peers.  As you move through the forum, if you see that some classmates’ posts do not have any posted responses, please view their video and respond so everyone receives feedback.  Provide each other with the following constructive feedback: Areas of strength regarding their action research plan      itself Areas of strength regarding their presentation (think of      the tutorial tips) Pose a question regarding what you saw and heard in      their presentation.  Were there any components that were not entirely      clear?  Make a recommendation for improving or enhancing an      element of their work so as to be better prepared for their final action      research proposal project.

*It is expected you follow-up by the last day of the week to provide a secondary response to any comments or questions your instructor may have provided.  This is part of the grading criteria as a demonstration of critical thinking.

Carefully review the Discussion Forum Grading Rubric for the criteria that will be used to evaluate this Discussion Thread.

EDU 692 week 4 DQ 2

  

Ashford 5: – Week 4 – Discussion 2

 

Your initial discussion thread is due on Day 3 (Thursday) and you have until Day 7 (Monday) to respond to your classmates. Your grade will reflect both the quality of your initial post and the depth of your responses. Reference the Discussion Forum Grading Rubric for guidance on how your discussion will be evaluated.
 

     

Triangle   of Support

 Have you ever seen Blue Man Group perform? If not, here is a ten-minute video that showcases the group’s unique, creative talent: Blue Man Group – part 01. In their own way, the members of the Blue Man Group reflect the essence of the Landfill Harmonic project. For example, at the heart of Blue Man Group’s act are musical instruments made from things that were not originally designed to make music. Similar to the Landfill Harmonic accomplishments, Blue Man Group’s creativity is not just applied to making music, but to making the instruments that make the music.
 

Something you might not know about the Blue Man Group is that the members have created a school specifically designed to encourage and cultivate the creative spirit in children. Called “Blue School,” this educational environment applies the principles described by Ken Robinson (and others) to the design and operation of a school. This short three-minute video provides an overview of the school and its mission: The blue school.
 

Blue School actively supports the learning of 21st-century skills. When carefully examining the instructional experiences that help students learn and apply 21st-century skills, you might realize that culturally relevant pedagogy is often a natural byproduct of such approaches. This discussion is designed to provide you with further practice in analyzing learning situations to better understand how culturally relevant pedagogy, learning 21st-century skills, and creativity naturally form a triangle of support: 

As you discovered while viewing the video on Blue School, there are schools that encourage culturally relevant pedagogy, creativity, and innovation. The background information you gained through learning about Blue School leads you to the focus of this Discussion and another prime example of a school doing some amazing things.
 

Initial Post: High Tech High is a secondary school committed to facilitating 21st-century skills. Examine the 21st Century skills culture video that provides an overview of High Tech High and its commitment to facilitating 21st-century skills. As you carefully examine the information presented about the school, consider how its courses and programs naturally support a culturally relevant approach to instruction that promotes creativity. After viewing the video, answer the following questions about the school: In what way is culturally relevant pedagogy evident at      the school? Link specific observations from the video with one or more of the following specific characteristic of a      culturally relevant environment: Maximizing academic success through relevant       instructional experiences. Addressing cultural competence through reinforcing       students’ cultural integrity. Involving students in the construction of knowledge. Building on students’ interests and linguistic       resources. Tapping home and community resources. Understanding students’ cultural knowledge. Using interactive and constructivist teaching       strategies. Examining the curriculum from multiple perspectives. Promoting critical consciousness through opportunities       to challenge predominant elements of the students’ social norms. Do the same for creativity instead of cultural relevance.      In what way is creativity evident at the school? Link specific      observations from the video with one or more      of the following specific characteristic of instruction that supports the      development of creativity: Encouraging students to believe in their       culture-influenced creative potential. Nurturing the confidence to try. Helping learners find their creative strengths. Promoting experiment and inquiry and a willingness to       make mistakes. Encouraging generative thought, free from immediate       criticism. Encouraging the expression of personal ideas and       feelings. Conveying an understanding of phases in creative work       and the need for time. Developing an awareness of the roles of intuition and       aesthetic processes. Encouraging students to play with ideas and conjecture       about possibilities. Facilitating critical evaluation of ideas. Briefly summarize your own viewpoints on the relationship      between 21st-century skills, culturally relevant instruction, and      creativity.

Guided Response: Review at least two other classmates’ initial posts. Compare the examples they used from the High Tech High presentation with your own. Did they align with the same characteristics of culturally relevant instruction or creativity as yours? Ask questions if the relationship they suggest is not clear to you. As with previous discussions, though two replies is the basic expectation, for deeper engagement and learning, you are encouraged to provide responses to any comments or questions others have given to you. This will further the conversation and provide you with opportunities to clarify your own understanding of the material analyzed.

 

  

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