Best Writer

You will watch a presentation about a sworn CSI (Lynchburg Crime Scene Investigator and graduate of Liberty University) and the many aspects of the job. Drawing from the items in the Learn section and outside scholarly articles (researched on the Internet or otherwise), you will participate in the discussion by comparing and contrasting the advantages and disadvantages of Civilian vs. Sworn CSI.
Understand that a Civilian CSI is not the same as a sworn police officer CSI.
Brief Biblical Application: At the end of your main thread, be sure to briefly answer the following Biblical application question: “What passage(s) in scripture might suggest that a scientific approach to any topic (field of science) is merely looking closer at what God has designed?

DISCUSSION ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
You will complete six Discussions in this course. Three (3) are standard written discussions and
three (3) are photographic submissions open to discussion and learning from each other. For the
photographic submissions see Discussion: Photo Submission Assignment Instructions. For the
three written discussions (non-photograph submissions), you will post one thread of at least 400
words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. Text should be directly
posted into the discussion to allow students immediate access to your work (without having
to download a word document). For each original thread, you must support your assertions with
at least 2 current APA formatted outside scholarly citations (in addition to any of the class
supplied sources such as the textbook, Bible, etc.).

LO 1 – LO 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the sources of the strategic management process; Analyze organizations internally and externally using strategic tools and propose solutions based on the results of analysis, and demonstrate critical thinking and writing skills in applying business principles to actual and hypothetical fact situations
Assignment Instructions:
Read the case study GoPro in 2020; and answer each of the questions on the attached document.
This assignment will allow students to analyze GoPro’s internal and external environment and how the company uses its business model as a competitive advantage.
Students will also be able to identify the company’s key resources and competitive capabilities, as well as GoPro’s competitive assets.
Please follow these instructions when completing Case Studies:
Each question will have a minimum required number of paragraphs or pages, please meet these requirements to maximize your earned points.
If a question requires paragraphs, paragraphs at this level of study are 5+ well-developed sentences.
Students must be able to apply chapter concepts from the assigned textbook to demonstrate they understand the chapter learning objectives and how to apply these to real organizational situations.
You must be able to apply 3 or more chapter concepts in each one of the answers. This requirement must be met to maximize your earned points.
The emphasis of case studies will be on the application of learned chapter concepts to the company’s operations.
APA: Please include in-text citations (with p. #) for all content and external sources included.
The objective and requirements of this case study are for students to demonstrate they are able to apply three or more chapter concepts in each question.
STRONG emphasis is placed on the application between THEORY and PRACTICE.

Papers should be 1000 words in length, approximately 3-4 pages, typed, double-spaced, 12-point format, 1-inch margins on all sides. If the paper is short, I will deduct from the total score the percentage that it is short.
2. Include a cover page with the following information; paper title and picture, your name, due date, class name and instructor name (this does not count toward the overall word count). Paginate your paper. (10 points possible)
3. Please use proper spelling and grammar (10 points possible). Common pitfalls include changing verb tenses, non-parallel clauses, and spelling or use of homonyms. All computer programs include a spelling/grammar checker, use it and then proof read your paper at least twice and if possible, have someone else proof read it as well.
4. Structure of Paper (10 points possible) – papers must include a clear introduction with a strong thesis statement, supporting body paragraphs with topic sentences that help prove/explain the thesis statement, and a conclusion that sums up your paper. Do not use first person in a formal essay (I, me, you, etc.) and be sure that your paper progresses in a logical manner.
5. Sources (30 points possible) – Use at least 5 sources including a book, scholarly journal article, and website properly cited on a separate bibliography page (this does not count toward the overall word count). Remember, you can always use more sources. A bibliography page is at the end of the document and lists all sources in alphabetical order by author. While a source may be listed multiple times in the citations according to how frequently it is cited, each source is only listed once in the bibliography. Any source cited in the paper must be in the bibliography and every source in the bibliography must be cited at least once in the paper. Remember if you do not cite your sources it is considered plagiarism and will result in a failing grade. See Essay Examples.
6. Citations (30 points possible) – Use at least 10 citations within your paper, you will most likely have more. Use parenthetical references (unless you are a History major and then we will work on footnotes) and be consistent throughout the paper and bibliography page. Remember if you do not cite your sources it is considered plagiarism and will result in a failing grade. See Essay Examples.
7. Thesis/Discussion/Argumentation (60 points possible) – Please cover all of the main points/questions of your subject. Important considerations include thoroughness, accuracy, detail, cohesiveness and logic. Please support your thesis statement with clear logic. Do not just make a conclusion and expect me to guess how you reached that conclusion.
8. Be sure to review the information on plagiarism, plagiarized papers will result in a failing grade and other possible disciplinary actions. See link on what is plagiarism. Submit paper to class drop box by due date.

Write a 5 page double-spaced essay following the Minimal Five-Part Argumentative Structure with an introductory section (thesis statement), main argument, objection, reply, concluding section. Each body paragraph will include a topic sentence and evidence, you may use from the reading and elsewhere, supporting your points—follow the quotation sandwich method. You MUST use sources and you must have a Works Cited page.* I encourage you to find source material in the library databases index and schedule a research appointment with Prof. Ames, one of our librarians, and, if you need help with using our library databases, contact Ask a Librarian 24/7.
• an introductory section with a thesis statement (using a method learned in Week 1 module)
• main argument
• objection
• reply
• supporting detail from sources, such as articles from online databases, or reputable online sources (typically with URLs from .com, .edu, or .gov). You must have at least 6 sources total.
• concluding section (using a method learned in Week 1 module)
• a Works Cited page* detailing the works you actually cited (quoted or paraphrased) in your essay. Your Works Cited page does not count as one of your 5 pages. Using Microsoft citation tool for in-text citations and Works Cited page. More explanation here of Works Cited page in MLA format.

Prompt
We have read about the the following positions:
• food and family (one’s identity)
• the power of language and emotions, images, ideas, or truth
• food as fuel and food as a social experience
Choose a position on one of the topics above and analyze/describe it from your perspective, using academically acceptable sources to support your arguments and point-of-view. All of the topics can be viewed from multiple viewpoints, therefore, compare and contrast at least one of these other points of view with your own, and use your sources to weaken (or diminish) the objection and reinforce your own position in your reply.

In this assignment, students will explore an issue of social justice that has some effect on K-8 education. This is a formal research paper using the American Psychological Association’s(APA) method of citing and referencing sources used in the paper.
This paper is a multi- draft writing assignment and clear progress between first and second drafts and final research paper. NOTE: copies of earlier drafts that have been re-posted will not be graded until some progress is made on the drafts.

TOPIC: the topic for this paper is for you to write about an issue of social justice that affects students, learning, schools, and communities (approximately 1500-1700+) words – roughly 4-7 pages of text double – space).
This will be an expository analysis paper, in which to describe, analyze, explain, and inform the reader about the issue and it affects on education, classrooms, and children’s academic progress and well-being. Feel free to focus your study on children and youth in general or focus on the age group or grade level you are planning for your credential.

https://www.daybreakcola.org/services
Hi, above is a link to an idea of the business I would like to create my business plan on. I would like the organization to be named YANA Parenting Center and to be a non-profit organization. I would like to have all the same services and more if you can add. The business plan must include the following: Executive Summary, Market Analysis (Competitors & Customers), Marketing Plan (Product, Price, Distribution, Promotion), Operations, Management & Personnel, Financials (Start-up Expenses, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Break-even Analysis, 3 Year Projection).

Thematic Analysis about the book “Make Your Home Among Strangers”
For your second essay you are going to analyze how well the author, Jennine Capó Crucet, conveys a specific theme in her novel. A thematic analysis essay focuses on a specific theme, or message, of the novel, and analyzes the effectiveness of its presentation in the novel by the author. A theme is defined as a message or moral of a story. As young readers identifying a theme was a piece of cake. They were presented at the end of a fable with a very clear, “And the moral of the story is…” to make sure we got the message. As critical thinkers and advanced readers, the author no longer declares the theme of their story at the end in a moment of triumph, but instead interweaves layer upon layer of subtle and often complex themes that require close scrutiny and many notes in the margins. We are left to our own devices, to muddle through the text and search for what we think is the purpose of the text.
Topic Choices:
There are many topics explored throughout the novel. You can choose from the list of topics below or identify your own. Your thesis statement will be built around your selected topic.
Topics explored in MYHAS:
Home
Cultural Identity
Biculturalism/Bilingualism
Assimilation
Race/Class/Gender
Family
Belonging
Immigration
Minorities in higher education
Required Components:
You must offer an introduction paragraph that ends with a clear thesis statement
a body comprised of several developed paragraphs with detailed and specific examples to demonstrate your purpose
At least three quotations from the text to support your claims
And a conclusion paragraph
Typed, double-space, Times New Roman or Ariel 12 point font
Original Title (avoid “essay #2” or “theme analysis”)
A Works Cited Page (this is a separate page at the end of your essay)
Length: 1,000 words (3 pages); write the word count on the bottom of the last page (‘Tools’ – ‘Word Count’). You should aim to be within 10% of the word count, above or below.
Formatting:
MLA formatting is expected. If you are unfamiliar with MLA formatting, there are online resources posted in Canvas. Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab OWL English is most helpful.
Typed, double-space, Times New Roman or Ariel 12 point font
Original Title (avoid “essay #2” or “theme analysis”)

narrative essay plan

open the essay with the scene of you being friendly, sociable, but then how someone treated you.

reflect a little bit on the meaning you took from that and how it affected your development, how you grew into the person you are, your mindset.

a scene on an incident, or maybe more than one, where people have pressured you to be more social.

how you respond to that, how you feel about that.

flow into a final reflection on how regardless of why, regardless of how other people are, it’s ok to be like you. it’s ok to be introverted, it’s ok to be independent, it’s ok to be alone if you want to be.

Choose a complementary therapy topic of interest (healing touch) to develop a formal paper using APA 7th edition format. Cite at
least 5 scholarly, peer-reviewed references (your Textbook can be included as one) within the text of your paper as well as on the
References page. Our book can be used as one of the references: Lindquist, R., Tracy, M. F., & Snyder, M. (2018).
Complementary and alternative therapies in nursing (8th ed.). Springer Publishing Company. ISBN: 9780826144331.
Rubric
Area of Assessment
Points Possible
Points Earned
Use of therapy in nursing practice
20
Special training, education or license required
10
Research or evidence available
30
Historical/cultural perspective
10
Ethical considerations
10
APA format
10
Spelling/grammar
10

Instructions:

Write an essay of at least 2,200 words (or at least 8 pages, double-spaced) on one of topic mentioned in file attached named (Essay Question)

Discuss the underlying themes of Habermans communication theory of society with particular emphasis on his basic assumptions, key concepts, and main arguments. (More information in file essay question)

Book attached aswell (PDF textbook) If textbook needs more pages to answer question, send message.
Book title: Modern Sociological Theory
By George Ritzer, Jeffrey Stepnisky · 2017 8TH edition