ENG-215-Applying-Key-Skills

“Applying Key Skills” Please respond to the following:

  • Describe the key skills you learned in this course.
  • Explain how you expect to use those skills in your future academic, personal, and / or professional life.
  • Recommend two (2) strategies for college students to improve their writing skills and prepare for professional careers

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In your response, ask your classmates’ questions regarding their beliefs about play and/or clarifying questions about their cultural experiences. You are encouraged to be culturally sensitive in your responses, as this discussion is an opportunity to show that you value and respect diversity and are sensitive to cultural differences. 5 sentences or more.




Week 3 Discussion 1-Cultural Variations and Beliefs about Play

The two cultural groups I chose are European Americans and Asian Indians.

Compare and Contrast

The similarities of the two groups are that they both speak mostly English; their children learn that there are different classes among them all, and both cultures accept the western medicine. Their differences are:

European American children are taught independence and self-reliance. They are also taught self-expression and how to assert themselves. Their primary religion is Christianity and a lot of their meals lack vitamins.

Asian Indian children are interdependent and are expected to respect authority. Their primary religion is Hinduism and unlike the European Americans their meals consist of a lot of herbs and seasonings.

Impact cultural norms can have on play

Anticipated impacts cultural norms can have on play can vary depending if the child’s culture reinforces or restricts play. A culture’s biases or unbiased also affect how children play. Culture and ethnicity impact language and cognitive development as it relates to play in an important way. There is a cultural tendency of many families with Asian backgrounds to perceive child’s play as a subject in itself rather than as a means for supporting academic experiences.

As families interact with their children, they are teaching the children about their cultural beliefs, values, and behaviors (Mashinot, 2008). I do believe that children can learn from each other through cross-cultural play; some children learn to become more independent through playing while other children learn to explore more through play. My understanding of culture has been expanded by explaining how classrooms need to have toys, books, and displays from various cultures so that the children in the class will benefit from these materials and help children to be more accepting of others.

Summarize your beliefs about play cross-culturally. How has your understanding of culture been “expanded” by this week’s course content?

Schools are more diverse in today’s society. Through critical, self-reflexive practices, and our teaching; we are working against bias, cultural, and linguistic differences by creating a classroom where the teacher and children are learning to use language and literacy in positive ways. I believe that the differences in play that exist cross-culturally can be important in teaching us the effects they have on the children. A lot of cultures put more responsibilities on their children rather than having them play. All cultures believe in different things. I think my understanding of culture has been expanded in the sense that I will try to incorporate the different aspects of play that I learned from reading this week’s materials. I think all the different cultures have valuable ideas.

References

Frost, J., Wortham, S., & Reifel, S. (2011). Play and child development. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Merrill/Prentice-Hall.

Mashinot, B. (2008). The changing face of the United States: The influence of culture on early child development (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.. Retrieved from http://www.cehd.umn.edu/CEED/projects/ecassessment…

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For full points, address the key concepts, make specific comments on the example in the case study, and add your own insightful comments. Your response also needs to include factual support from the assigned reading. Read pages 181-192. https://intervisualtechnology.us/uploads/PDFs/Fore…

Read the case below. Should DNA evidence alone be sufficient to convict when there is no corroborative evidence? State your opinion and provide support for it.

Ian Simms (1988)

Helen McCourt was last seen alive as she boarded a bus on her way home from work in Liverpool, England. Evidence found in the apartment of Ian Simms, a local pub owner, linked him to McCourt’s disappearance. His apartment was covered with blood, and part of McCourt’s earring was found there. The rest of her earring was found in the trunk of his car. Bloody clothing belonging to McCourt was found on the banks of a nearby river. Her body was never recovered. Dr. Alec Jeffreys analyzed the blood found in Simms’s apartment and matched it to blood from her parents. Dr. Jeffreys determined that there was a high probability that the blood found in Simms’s apartment matched that of Helen McCourt. Simms was found guilty of murder, and sentenced to life imprisonment. This was the first time DNA evidence was used to convict a murderer in a case where the victim’s body was not found.

Professional-Cover-Letter

Completing this assignment will help you name and identify the skills and abilities that will move your career forward.

Find a specific job opening posted online within the last 9 months. You will develop a Job Application Cover Letter (as though you were applying to that position) that highlights and emphasizes why you are the most suitable candidate for this position. For the purposes of this assignment, you can present yourself as a recent graduate if needed.

Complete the cover letter on page 1 of the submission and then include a link to the job posting on page 2 (a copy and paste of the link is acceptable and the link must work).

The message should take the form of a business letter; however, you will submit your assignment to the online course shell.

The job letter / application message must adhere to the following requirements:

  1. Content
    1. Highlight relevant background and job history information specific to the opening.
    2. Emphasize significant qualifications and exclude nonessential ideas.
  2. Format
    1. Follow proper letter formatting techniques per business letter format.
    2. Use an appropriate and professional greeting and closing.
  3. Style
    1. Use professional language.
    2. Paragraphs effectively developed and efficient. Note: Six (6) or seven (7) lines when possible.
  4. Mechanics
    1. Ensure there are no grammar or spelling errors.
    2. Eliminate wordiness and unclear sentence construction.

Your assignment must be typed, single-spaced paragraphs and double spaced between the paragraphs, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides.

The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:

  1. Plan, create, and evaluate professional documents.
  2. Write clearly, coherently, and persuasively using proper grammar and mechanics, and formatting appropriate to the situation.
  3. Deliver professional information to various audiences using appropriate tone, style, and format.
  4. Develop presentation skills for use in the professional environment.

Read-and-write-

Read the Current event about Las Vegas shooting https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/…

Write a short essay 300 words. Summarize the event and then give a positive opinion on the event.

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I need a document on acetaminophen toxicity

Hermes-Dhaval-Company

Using your critical thinking skills, identify and discuss problems with the academic team’s handling of this case. Write at least 1page memo to your supervisor explaining your thinking around the evidence.

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Discuss what you think are the most common threats to Web browsers. What do you believe are the most damaging ones and why? Which are some practices of safe browsing that will help the admin maintain a safer system for users? Explain at least three such practices.

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Post a thread on how you are keeping organized through the process of creating your research proposal. Include tips that can be shared with peers on best practices in completing tasks, staying organized and meeting deadlines.

Attached my Research proposal document.

Some examples:

Example1.

Generally through any project’s process I try to plan ahead and make time for whatever task is needed. This is of course not the easiest thing since most people in this class have jobs, kids, events, etc. going on too. If I know I am booked for the weekend I will be sure to plan to get the work done on Thursday or Friday. This sounds simple enough but I found it is easy to get caught in the procrastination trap unless you make a concrete plan for yourself week to week.

To help motivate myself and keep organized I keep everything within arms reach on my desk at home. When I sit down I don’t have to be distracted by having to get up for anything. I also have the constant reminder to get the work done by having it there staring at me. This might be annoying to others but it helps me keep deadlines and projects in the back of my mind. As of right now I have all the print-outs for my sources in a pile next to my computer ready to sift through. Personally I like physical hard-copies of sources to read through and highlight.

One thing I always tell people is to make backups for everything electronic. BACKUP EVERYTHING. I cannot emphasize this enough. Even if you are diligent about saving documents on your laptop, if the hard drive gets fried everything could be lost. Disasters never wait until it is convenient for you. Personally I use flash-drives and external drives, but anyone could use cloud services or other methods to save their files in a second location. Backing up files also has the side-benefit of forcing you to organize your files, giving you a better idea of what files are where and what they contain.

Example2:

To keep myself organized I truly stay on top of my work and plan out a schedule to keep myself well balanced. Throughout the past year, I have worked for aleading private real estate developer and property management company that owns one of the largest shopping malls in South Jersey. The Macy’s within the mall is one of the most successful within the country. Thus, it explains my problem statement, “As we evolve into the digital age, in-store shopping at Macy’s has been on a drastic decline over the past 10 years. My goal is to research and develop a program that will bring shoppers physically back into Macy’s stores.” I am fortunate enough to receive valuable information from the General Manager at Macy’s, along with understanding their strengths, weaknesses and focuses. I also in contact with the General Managers from JCPenney’s and Sears to understand their current situations, compared to Macy’s.

For my fellow classmates, I would strongly advise you to find a contact that directly deals with your topics on a daily basis. It will allow you to dig deeper in your research and truly get a better understanding of what it’s like to be in that environment.

On a side note, I have been having difficulties saving my documents as .docs. I have Microsoft Office on a Macbook, so naturally my documents have as .docx. On my end they show being submitted properly, but Professor James cannot open them. Though, if I save them as a .doc, I am unable to open them on my end. Does any know how to elevate this issue, so my documents can be viewed properly on both ends. Any suggests would be extremely beneficial. Thank you in advance!