What are some of the central teachings of the religion(s) associated with the symbol?

the symbols are Teijita, Om, and Star of David. I have to use at least 5 sources from the mount data base
For each of the three symbols that you select, the following set of questions should be answered:
 Where and how did the symbol originate?
 What does the symbol represent?
 Which religion (or religions) is associated with the symbol?
 What are some of the central teachings of the religion(s) associated with the symbol?
 How does the symbol relate to the teachings or history of the religion?
 In what ways has the symbol been used throughout the centuries?
If you are having difficulty finding sources specifically about the symbol, then focus your
research on the religion and its teachings. You should then explain how the teachings of the
religions are related to the symbol.
I looked up some sources on the mac library, but you could use more

Examine a recent issue in the news that involves science or technology and which has generated social controversy.

Examine a recent issue in the news that involves science or technology and which has generated social controversy. Write a 2-3 page paper taking an ethical stand on the issue, supporting your position by invoking tenets of the relevant engineering society codes of ethics. This might be the IEEE Code of Ethics (Links to an external site.) (electrical), the ASME Code of Ethics (Links to an external site.) (mechanical), or other specialty. If the topic is more general or you are not sure which field is most closely related, you may use the National Society of Professional Engineers Code of Ethics (Links to an external site.).

An example: Facebook has been all over the news recently. If you were a Facebook engineer, what would you have to say about it?

Write a Social Epidemiology to Access to Care and Health

Write a Social Epidemiology to Access to Care and HealthWrite a three-page reaction paper (1-inch margins, 12-point Times New Roman font, double spaced) on the two readings. Your reaction paper should include the major points of the articles assigned, your thoughts about the major points, reasons why you agree or disagree, how the readings fit with what we have talked about in the class or what you know from outside of the classroom, and whether there is evidence in the articles that supports the statements, claims and conclusions of the authors. Go beyond summarizing the articles and think about ways in which they might be limited, not just supported. Or how they might be further strengthened, so be a little more critical. Reaction papers will be graded for writing, content, grammar, clarity, and organization as well as the use of and reference to class material.

Compare and contrast Sterile Field vs. Removing Urinary Catheter on Time

Title: Release Time for CAUTI: Exploring a break in Sterile Field vs. Removing Urinary Catheter on Time

(PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION BELOW BASED ON THE TOPIC OF CAUTI. How to prevent CAUTI, whether its through the proper implementation of sterile field and the break in it or whether its through removing the catheter in a timely manner. Each section in PART I and PART II must be answered in good length

Compare and contrast Sterile Field vs. Removing Urinary Catheter on Time

Describe the lesson, including the instructional strategies, student activities, grouping of students, use of materials, and progress monitoring of student learning.

“Planning for Academic Instruction for the Whole Class,” you will demonstrate your ability to plan instruction.

Prompt
Think about a lesson that you might teach to the students within the selected unit of study. Identify the state-adopted academic content standards or framework for students that the lesson will address, the learning goal(s) of the lesson, and the evidence of student learn­ing that will show the extent to which the students made progress towards the learning goal(s). You are not required to teach this les­son.
Describe the lesson, including the instructional strategies, student activities, grouping of students, use of materials, and progress monitoring of student learning. Be detailed and exact when describing the steps in each section of your lesson.
Explain why the plan for instruc­tion is appropriate for the lesson’s content and for your students.