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Once you graduate and obtain your first job out of your Master of Social Work program, you may be asked to identify the gaps in services at your new agency. You may be asked to create a new group or help to identify a new evidence-based intervention that can be introduced to the clients. Understanding how to research the current literature, and then choose and evaluate an intervention, is an important component of being a successful social worker. For this course, you have researched new and interesting interventions that are currently being used with children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. Further, you have explored the importance of connecting theory to practice.
For this Assignment, use will practice steps in Evidence-Based Practice. 1) You will think of a practice problem. 2) You then conduct a literature review on available research. 3) You will evaluate the evidence to determine which intervention to use. 4) You will consider client values and your clinical expertise. 5) You will think about what you hope the client gains from this intervention (i.e., decreased depression, increased quality of life, decreased PTSD symptoms) and consider how you might measure this change.
To prepare:
Choose a population of interest to you.
Children
Adolescents
Adults
Elderly/Aging
Choose a presenting problem (depression, family conflict, homelessness, etc.) related to the population of interest.
Conduct a literature review focused on the presenting problem within the population of interest.
By Day 7
Submit an 8- to 10-page scholarly paper supported with a minimum of six peer-reviewed articles as references. In the paper, you should:
Briefly describe the population and presenting problem you are focusing on for this assignment.
Provide a review of the articles you reviewed from this project and explain what you learned from conducting this research.
Briefly describe at least 2 evidence-based interventions currently used for your chosen population when addressing this particular problem. Provide supporting references when explaining the evidence behind the interventions.
Explain which of these interventions you might choose to use and why.
Consider client values and your clinical expertise and how those might affect your decision of which intervention to use.
Describe how you might apply the specific skills and techniques of the chosen intervention.
Briefly explain how you could measure the outcomes of this intervention.
Explain any cultural considerations that you need to take into account when working with this population or the particular presenting problem.
Discuss how the Code of Ethics applies when working with this particular presenting problem and population.
Explain how you would apply a trauma-informed lens when working with this population.
Support your Final Project with specific references to the resources. Be sure to provide full APA citations for your references.
The Final Project will be evaluated according to the Final Project Rubric, located below and in the Course Information area.

What is the Relationship between theology and philosophy

Assignment Content
Analyze various philosophical arguments to determine how they are used to support the overall positions and systems of particular philosophers and philosophies
Compare and contrast various philosophical positions, and their supporting arguments, to determine which position is more valid, sound, and persuasive
The student will craft their own original arguments and examples to harmonize with and support the overall positions and systems of particular philosophers and philosophies
The student will express their original arguments, explain philosophical positions, and critique and evaluate philosophical arguments, all while using good grammar, spelling, and writing technique to the best effect possible
Each week, a prompt about that week’s readings will be included. This should give students a jumping off point to begin their analysis about this weeks reading

PARAMETERS
A critical essay is a written assignment in which analysis and close reading of a philosophically significant, short passage is undertaken in order to illuminate a philosopher’s meaning or message. It is related to—but very different from—a persuasive essay (where a student makes an argument in order to persuade) or a research paper (where a student compiles information for various sources to support a thesis). Each philosophy student must complete each critical essay in order to successfully complete PHIL 1301.
The essay must be 4-6 pages long plus a Works Cited page. The essay should be formatted in either MLA or APA, with standard College expectations throughout (1” margins, Times New Roman font, 12-point font, double-spaced, pages numbered at top right with last name, first page formatted with information and centered title). Citations should be parenthetical and follow MLA or APA conventions. All papers must be submitted through Blackboard through the SafeAssign system to receive a grade.

Below I pasted the structures of the research paper given by my professor. So this might be easier to get an idea on how to write it. The research question is the one I mentioned above and the ideas mentioned below.
Please let me know if there’s anymore instructions or guidelines needed. Thank you!!
For book references you can refer to bottom billion by Paul Collier, and The development and social change by P. McMicheal.

Here are two ways you can structure the paper:
1) Pose a research question and make this be the first sentence of your analytical research paper. You
could pose 2 or 3 or 4 interrelated questions that your research will answer.
E.g. If you told me you were interested in the link between patriarchy and migration, you could
formulate a specific research question such as this: How do patriarchal institutions and norms in X
country shape women’s decision to migrate? How do patriarchal norms and institutions shape the
experiences of migrants in Y country? OR
2) Put forth a thesis statement as your first sentence. This should not be an obvious fact. It should be
open to debate. Your research should support this thesis/argument.
Example: The United States has not ratified the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination
against Women (CEDAW). One of the reasons given for this has been the idea that women in the U.S.
already enjoy equal rights and unlike women in other places, American women have no need for
CEDAW. This paper argues that this is a . This paper argues that this is a mistaken notion that reproduces “American exceptionalism”
and works to the detriment of certain groups of women in the U.S.
Another e.g. “While most people in the United States see U.S. intervention in Middle Eastern countries
as a necessary evil that nevertheless benefits women who previously lived under oppressive regimes,
recent evidence shows that women have actually fared worse in countries that have been invaded by the
U.S. This paper supports this by reference to data gathered from the scholarly literature and government
and NGO reports published in or on Afghanistan and Iraq.”

Due Date: Sunday, 5/15
Social Media Analysis:
For this assignment you will analyze your social media feed. First, you will need to choose a social media platform that you frequent. Second, you will need to observe, analyze, and report on the first 20 posts on your social media feed for three consecutive days at the same time of day (total of 60 posts). You will be searching for patterns and categories of posts that come across your feed by answering the following questions:
What site have you chosen and why? What device are you using to scroll? Does this choice influence your reception of the content? If so, in what ways? What kinds of posts do you see? Are they written words, images, videos, or some combination of the three? Who is posting (friends, family, celebrities, microcelebrities, influencers)? What is the content (news, information, entertainment, an advertisement)? Be specific and describe the topic, type, and style of the content.
Do you think you would see similar content on a competing social media platform? Do you think the time of day or the day of the week has influenced what you are consuming? Does your feed overlap with the trending content on your specific social media site?
Do you think your use of the site, and other online channels, has influenced what is airing in your feed? Why and what ways?
The most important thing you can do for this assignment is describe and analyze in detail the patterns you are finding in your social media feed.
Be sure to clearly answer the above questions; you should be able to complete this assignment in around 2-3 pages. You are required to type up and hand in a digital copy via Blackboard by the above due date. Be sure to follow the following format: double-spaced, one-inch margins, 12-point Times New Roman font.

For this essay, the culminating writing along the couse, you will refine all the skills you’ve been working on thus far (annotating, critical reading, point-by-point organization, supporting thesis-driven arguments, MLA citations, etc.), and add one more: research.
You will choose ONE city issue to read about and research that will ultimately answer the driving question of our course: How would you like to change your city? It can be anything that you would like to see change or anything you’re curious about, related to virtually any sector of city living (e.g., housing, education, transit, business, public works, etc.). Within your topic, you will identify some tension or debate that stakeholders are arguing about.
You will research the issue, and then compose an essay that explains the problem and argues for an appropriate solution*.
*Or “next steps” — most issues will be too complex to solve with one essay!
Though you will be informing your reader about the issue, its history, and how it impacts various stakeholders, your ultimate purpose is to persuade the audience to agree with your proposed call to action.

Requirements
Your essay must be (all covered in this course):
Thesis-driven, and organized point-by-point
Supported by textual evidence (quote or paraphrase) from Moskowitz’s How to Kill a City and a minimum of five outside sources, though many students find they need more than five outside sources to write a successful essay. These outside sources must include:
at least one scholarly source (i.e., a peer-reviewed, academic journal article)
at least one article from the local media (i.e., local newspaper, podcast, or blog)
at least one interview or public event (i.e., with a person knowledgeable about the issue or a webinar/ meeting)
Developed with at least one counterargument/ counter-perspective
Formatted in MLA style, including MLA in-text citations and a Works Cited page
8 FULL to 10 pages in length (not including Works Cited page)

TIPS
Use the introduction to frame the issue. What’s going on? What’s the problem? What are people saying? What do you think the solution is?
When integrating the texts, introduce authors to your audience and use signal phrases (e.g., “Moskowitz claims….”)
While your issue must be tied to the Bay Area (or “your city”), you can use academic articles that have a broader (or different) geographical focus and then apply those ideas to the local problem.
For local sources, I highly recommend this customized Google search: tinyurl.com/searchlocalsf.
Five outside sources is the minimum, but you will certainly read more in the process of selecting the best sources.

Explain how the Vietnam veterans were treated during the Vietnam war.

1.) where does the truth lie within the debate between whether veterans were spat on or not
2.) how did the image of the spat on veteran depict how they treated troops in the passing years?
3.) how did the image of the spat on veteran change how peoples perspective on the military and wars in all

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Must be a 27 page paper with 25 pages being the essay and the last two consisting of one page a bibliography and one being citations in the form of Chicago. Must be informative and be in a research style. Must include the following questions with descriptions in detail to the questions and responses with research:

1.) where does the truth lie within the debate between whether veterans were spat on or not
2.) how did the image of the spat on veteran depict how they treated troops in the passing years?
3.) how did the image of the spat on veteran change how peoples perspective on the military and wars in all

Is a college class so must be a college worthy paper.

Write a paper about improving speaking in intermediate classes using the communicative approach.

You are asked to visit the website of a listed company on The New York Stock Exchange of your choice and download its financial statements. You are asked to prepare a report to discuss the company and its financial performance using the techniques you have been taught during the module. It is highly recommended to use the financial ratios analysis approach by discussing each ratio you will calculate, while a complete repot must include the limitations of the ratio analysis.

Essay #4: Annotated Bibliography (FINAL DRAFT)
Research the topic that you wish to pursue for your final paper. Describe and synthesize the variety of opinions and sub-topics into a cohesive annotated bibliography. I want you to present the facts and information around the academic discussion that is taking place about your topic by writing an annotated bibliography. I am looking for clear summarizations of the opinions and topics and HOW they will be used in your essay.
Requirements:
6 pages
12-15 sources (2 sources may be from your Everything’s an Argument and/or 50 Essays)
Follows Annotated Bibliography format (See Essay Prompts folder for an example)
MLA format (typed, single-spaced, Times New Roman, 12 pt. Font)
Final draft due See Syllabus
***REMEMBER: There is no Peer Workshop for this assignment***

Annotated Bibliographies tend to follow a specific format:
A full MLA citation with all the necessary information
Summary of the article with a key quotation
Explanation of how and why this article is a credible source (ethos)?
How will you use this information in your own research paper? (If you are unsure, you must explain why)
Should average approximately 5-7 sentences
*If you do not follow this format, you will not earn full points