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Clearly state of hammer culture must be includes language, value , belief geographical structure, weather, dress style, types of marriage.

Increasing research evidence has indicated the meaningful effect nutrition and family income between the ages of 0 to 5 has on child development (Birch & Gussow, 1970; Duncan & Brooks-Gunn, 1997). You have been hired as a research consultant for an evaluation study examining the effect of the Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program and Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program participation during pregnancy on child reading achievement. This is a large evaluation study using a national probability sample, the Child Development Supplement to the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, and thus has meaningful policy implications. Using the constructed data set (“good”), the evaluation team has asked you to examine the effect and unique contribution of (1) WIC program participation during pregnancy (WICpreg) on child reading achievement (readss97) over and above the child’s age in 1997 (AGE97), family income (faminc97), low birth weight status (bthwht), and parenting practices (HOME97) and (2) AFDC program participation during pregnancy (AFDCpreg) on child reading achievement (readss97) over and above the child’s age in 1997 (AGE97), family income (faminc97), low birth weight status (bthwht), and parenting practices (HOME97). The evaluation team is interested in (1) each variables individual effect, (2) the total variation of child reading achievement accounted for by the model, (3) the unique contribution of each program participations on the variance of child reading achievement, and (4) which program has a larger effect on child reading achievement.
Thus, you are asked to write a report similar to the results section of a journal article reporting the descriptive statistics (i.e. N, means/medians/proportions, sds, frequencies, and observed ranges) of the variables then multiple regression analyses and interpretation. Unlike traditional research reports and journal articles where you would focus your interpretation on the independent variables of interest, you will be expected to interpret the regression coefficients for each independent variable. You are also asked to provide in a one to two paragraph concluding statement your recommendations on the importance of each policy for child achievement. In addition, in an appendix, the evaluation team would like to see the syntax of your R program.
Definition of variables
WICpreg – Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program participant during pregnancy: 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
AFDCpreg – Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program participant during pregnancy: 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
readss97 – Woodcock-Johnson Revised Reading Achievement Test Age Standardized Score. Minimum = 47.5, Maximum = 165.5.
age97 – The child’s age in 1997. Minimum = 3, Maximum = 13.
faminc97 – Total family income in 1997 (in 2002 constant dollars). Minimum = $-72296.26, Maximum = $784610.59.
bthwht – Low birth weight status of the child. 0 = non-low birth weight child, 1 = low birth weight child.
HOME97 – A composite total score of the emotional and cognitive stimulation at home. Minimum = 7, Maximum = 27.

he purpose of this assignment is to reflect on your collaborative practice within the CLC Health Organization Evaluation assignment.
In 250-500 words, answer the following:
Describe the communication tools and techniques used by your team. What were the strengths and weaknesses of the group when collaborating to complete this project?
What strategy, or approach, would improve your collaborative practice in future projects?
When working in a health care setting, how would interprofessional collaboration work to support quality and the improvement of patient outcomes?

Story of a Recipe
For this first formal assignment in your semester-long research study, you will write a narrative essay about a recipe central to your food subculture. In addition to discussing the recipe’s origins and importance to your food subculture, you will also (for your final draft) discuss the recipe as an artifact and include historical, cultural, and/or scientific research about the main ingredient(s) of the recipe.

This assignment will go through a three-part drafting process, with the final draft due at the end of the semester as part of your Research Portfolio.

This is a narrative essay, which means that your primary goal is to tell a story to the reader to help them understand what your recipe means to you and why it is important to your subculture.

Choosing a Recipe
If you’re having trouble choosing a recipe, think about a special tradition in your subculture that involves a meal. What dish is always present at that meal, and who brings it? Or, think about a particular memory you have of being in the kitchen with a loved one or eating a particular food. What is that memory? You can also write about recipes that you think are unusual or unique to your subculture.
Requirements
While each drafting step will have separate requirements, by the time you submit your final draft your Story of a Recipe should:
tell a story to the reader to help them understand what your recipe means to your subculture.
incorporate information and quotations from two secondary sources to address the history of the recipe or main ingredients and illuminate this recipe’s significance in your subculture.
include the text of your recipe.
include direct quotations from at least one interview with a member of your subculture.
include a photograph or sketch of the food.
thoughtfully use metaphors, similes, and other figures of speech.
utilize MLA formatting (12pts, Time New Roman font; double-spaced, with title & header).
Arianna, nice work. I appreciate the effort you put into this. Right now, this reads, as you put it, as an analytical essay/research paper, whereas this needs to be more of a story/narrative. I recommend using more discussion from your interviews, and also discussing your fieldnotes regarding making the dish, or how it is part of your personal life as a member of the culture. Check out my comments and use my feedback to craft your middle draft.
Rachel Portel
comments of my draft:
Because this is a narrative (story) you don’t need headers like this
Define meztizo in Ecuadorian subculture
DON’T WORRY ABOUT THE PHOTO ( IM PUTTING A NEW PHOTO BY MYSELF)
How so? I like the verb preserves but how does it preserve the heritage
don’t put any citations capitalized
Through your ethnographic research you should have first-hand experience of this rather than more secondary research. Who you are interviewing? What is your personal experience with this dish in the frame of the subculture ( in the what fritada recipe means to my subculture)
in the quotation from an interview with a member of a culture, she wants me to use quotes from the interviews that should be woven into my story.
in the conclusion part, the conclusion should reflect a theme rather than a research summary.