narrative essay about a book you read

Using the advice from the chapters in the book (Chapters 1-4 and 17), create a two-paragraph narrative essay about an experience you remember about reading, writing, or literature Remember that a quality narrative will both entertain and include a message. I’ve posted an example for you under this module.
Paragraph count: You will be expected to two well-developed paragraphs.
Sentence count: Your paragraphs should have 8 – 12 sentences each.
Title: Begin your essay with a catchy and interesting title that makes me want to read your writing.
Sentence / punctuation variety: Demonstrate sentence and punctuation variety. Make sure that your paragraphs flow together and that you have good transitions.
Metaphors / similes / dialogue: Using figurative language or dialogue can really add pizzazz to your writing! While this is optional, I suggest you take advantage of this colorful language.
Key advice: Include adequate specific detail and organize your writing around a solid main idea and strong topic sentences. DO NOT hand in a rough draft; do not forget to review your paper essay before submitting a final essay.
Formatting: Use MLA formatting only. (Use the “sample essays” at OWL / Purdue or in the textbook).
Rubric
1. Grammar, spelling, punctuation, formatting (40%) / Use OWL, textbook, proofreading to make your essay perfect
2. Organization, voice, specific detail, variety in writing (60%)

CSR and strategic management

Descriptive Thesis for Master’s in Business Administration
40 main pages
My first Thematic is strategic management and the second The CSR/environment
I was thinking about which CSR factors influence strategic management and how?
Need to validate the subject and the plan before writing.
REFERENCES
(At least a list of 10 references in one or more additional pages not included in the (2~ 4) pages) Notes:
– Use section numbering and subheadings to make your manuscript easier to read
– Use appendices to attach figures, tables, graphs, etc. that will not be counted as a main page.
– Page numbering
– Correct typographical and grammatical errors before submission
– Use a moderate page margin and align with 1.5 single line spacing.
When citing the work of others, use the APA citation and referencing format
– Only scientific sources like on Google Scholar.

Nutritional challenges for populations with developmental delays( Down syndrome-5 years old)

Instructions: ( down syndrome-5 years old)
1. Research: Identify and research the one childhood disease/disorder that results in developmental delay. Your research should include the incidence of the disease/disorder, the possible cause of the disease/disorder, 2-3 symptoms of the disease/disorder that result in eating/nutrition problems, 2-3 specific developmental delays, (use your textbook to identify normal developmental milestones related to eating and delayed developmental abilities related to eating. Clearly state Specific eating problems as a result of the delay(s) (chewing, swallowing, behavioral problems, metabolism excess/deficit, etc), the possible effects on nutritional status (growth problems, nutrient deficiencies)
2. Care Plan: Your nutrition care plan should include:
A detailed description of 2-3 specific nutrition interventions to address specific eating problems (identified in your research above) and to improve nutrient intake based on the type of nutrition problems you discussed in your research. These interventions can range from consistency changes, the timing of meals, and supplemental feeding, to the use of specialized formulas. State why you chose the interventions you did.
Your plan of care should also include at least 2 community resources( https://www.mchlibrary.org/families/frb-CSHCN.php).Explain how the resources can help the nutritional status of the child.
3. Meal Plan: Based on your findings from your research, create a nutritionally balanced one-day meal plan for a 5-year-old child with the disease/disorder that you researched using reliable resources (such as websites from .org or .gov for the disease/disorder you chose and resources provided below.
Resources Needed:
Nutrition Through the Life Cycle 7th Edition by Judith E. Brown
Other self-identified scholarly articles (minimum of 2)

Compare/contrast essay on 2 short stories called “The Story of an hour” by Kate Chopin and “The Hand” by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. Must be 750 words or enough to fill 3 pages, double spaced. Must include 3 quotations from the stories to back arguments being made. Must include reference page. Must be written on microsoft word

Compare/contrast essay on 2 short stories called “The Story of an hour” by Kate Chopin and “The Hand” by Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette. Must be 750 words or enough to fill 3 pages, double spaced. Must include 3 quotations from the stories to back arguments being made. Must include reference page. Must be written on microsoft word

narrative/personal experience speech

Prepare a two- to three-minute personal experience (narrative)
speech. Think about experiences you have had that were humorous,
suspenseful, or dramatic that dramatized something that is important to
you, and select one that you think your audience would enjoy hearing
about.

Content
_____ 1. Did the speaker’s narrative make an important point (moral of the story)?
_____ 2. Did the speaker provide sufficient details about the setting(s), character(s), and event(s)?
_____ 3. Did the speaker dramatize the story with dialogue or emotional incidents?
_____ 4. Did the speaker offer listener-relevance links?
_____ 5. Did the speech fall within the time constraints of the assignment?
Structure
Did the speech provide all the basic elements of an effective speech: introduction, body, conclusion, and transitions? ______ (macrostructure)
Did the introduction catch the audience’s interest? ______ state the
goal of the speech? ______ preview the main points of the speech?
______
Were transitions provided between each main point? ______
Did the conclusion remind the audience of the main points? ______
motivate the audience to remember the main points of the speech? ______
Did the speaker use words that were accurate and clear? ______ vivid and emphatic? ______ appropriate and inclusive? ______ (microstructure)

Fluency Assessment

Below you will find detailed instructions and rubric for this assignment. I have also filled in information in the template to assist you on this assignment. Feel free to find a scholarly literacy assessment of your choosing for this 7th grade student and complete the assessment based on the information I plugged into the form. Do not worry about the School Information Form or the Reading Performance Information form. Please let me know if additional clarification is needed and I will be happy to help!

Why Do Classes Have Prerequistes?

Most university classes have prerequisites, classes that must be completed first before taking other, more advanced classes. How has the knowledge gained in your earlier courses affected the way you are organizing, understanding, and remembering the material in your current courses? Provide specific examples.

Criminal justice integration

Provide a brief history of the sex offender notification/registration in the United States and explain the specific sex offender registration laws in your state (or a state that you are curious about). Review the video titled, “The Role of Probation and Parole” found in this module’s Learn section. Expound upon ways to effectively manage high-risk sex offenders in our communities; consider challenges they may experience when attempting to reintegrate back into society. From a Christian viewpoint, justify whether or not life-long sex offender registration is a just concept.

community group Discussion

You are the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization that provides after-school programming for adolescent girls. The agency began as part of the Catholic Church but is now an independent 501(c)3 organization. You supervise staff who provide academic enrichment, life skills training, career preparation, and recreational opportunities to more than 400 mostly low-income teens annually. Your staff has recently become concerned about rising rates of teenage sexual activity among your participants—several girls have become pregnant, and many more talk openly about unsafe sexual practices. A group of girls who are clients at the organization have approached staff about starting a sex education program, as they have little available sex education that is culturally appropriate. Working with the group, two of your counselors develop a plan to create a new coalition committed to comprehensive sex education and teen pregnancy prevention. They have outlined several goals, including increased funding for such programs and additional resources for provision of contraceptives in this community, which faces a shortage of health care providers. They have also identified several potential members, including a local health clinic, a church, the youth representatives of your programs, and two local high schools. After discussing their strategy and ensuring that they can take on coalition-building tasks in addition to their regular duties, you encourage them to proceed. The following week, you receive an irate call from your Board Chair, who has served on the Board since the organization’s founding and is enraged at a ‘rumor’ that you have given your blessing to the organization’s participation in a coalition to ‘hand out condoms to our girls.’ He vows that, if you do not stop your staff from engaging in such activity, he will call for your dismissal. How should you respond? What competing obligations do you face as an employee and a supervisor? What values should guide your decisions? How could you have anticipated and possibly avoided this situation? What guidance does the NASW Code of Ethics give?