Humanities 3000: Assignment Module 3.1.22 — A Streetcar Named Desire (I)

For this week’s REFLECTION, please write something having to do with CONFLICT(s). Drama depends on conflict, so I am interested in what you see as the main conflict(s) in the movie so far. I know that the MAIN conflict is between Blanche and Stanley, but that is over-obvious. For our purposes here, I am more interested in the conflict(s) over what the main characters REPRESENT. Also, I am intrigued by the INNER conflict(s) experienced by the main characters. Please, then, discuss CONFLICT(S) in some way as you perform this week’s reflection, and please support whatever assertion(s) you make with specifics and details from the movie. This prompt gives you LOTS of latitude, and there is, once again, no wrong answer (How could there be? Different kinds of conflicts abound!), but I am hoping for something interpretively substantial that eschews the whole Rotten Tomatoes/Thumbs Up-Down thing. I think you know by now how badly I want to be generous to you, so just go for it, and thanks in advance for making it easy for me to award you full credit.

At least 400 words.

The movie is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45hkN6H4osQ

revised thesis statement and outline

This is an MS Word file, so you’ll need to use that program. If you don’t have that program installed, you can visit the Office 365 link on the course menu to the left to either download the program to your computer or use the online version. Both options are free to Galen students.

(2) Once you’ve downloaded the file, take a few minutes to orient yourself to each section. An APA paper has a title page, and that’s been included in the file. You’ll also see sections for the thesis statement, topic sentences, and paragraph details.

(3) When you feel comfortable with how the outline is organized, update the following fields.

Yellow — Heading information

Blue — Thesis statement (copy this from last week’s assignment if your instructor approved it, or write your revised thesis statement here if your instructor suggested changes) (USLO 3.1)

Save your changes frequently to avoid losing information.

(4) Now that you’ve filled in the title, heading, and thesis statement part of the project, you’re going to start hashing out all the details you want to include in your paper. Let’s start with topic sentences.

The lines where you need to write your topic sentences are highlighted in light green. The topic sentences for each of your body paragraphs should do two things: (a) remind the reader of the thesis and (b) tell the reader what point that specific paragraph will be making. These should be complete sentences, even in your outline.

After you’ve filled in the light green highlighted sections with your topic sentences, it’s time to decide what details you’re going to include in each paragraph. These sections are highlighted in orange. Remember — you want to be sure you avoid repetition and stay on topic. All details in your body paragraphs should support the point that specific paragraph is making.

Remember, too, that you’ll need to include information from your outside sources. This requires correctly incorporating the information you want to use (by either quoting directly or paraphrasing — read the Parapraphsing vs. Direct Quotations (Links to an external site.) chapter in the etext to review) and including proper in-text citation and a Reference page.

Something to consider: The outline provided for this assignment allows for four body paragraphs, with five details per paragraph. You may need more or less, depending on where you plan on taking your writing. A video showing you how to add sections is included in the lecture material in this unit.

(5) Once you’ve completed your outline, save your changes and submit it here for grading.

*Plagiarism will result in a zero for the assignment; penalties may apply according to Written Assignment Policy

AESTHETICS EXERCISE: COMPOSITION & VISUAL DESIGN ELEMENTS

The purpose of this exercise to hone your skills identifying, photographing and identifying different compositional and visual design elements. You should use a digital still camera, but a phone will be fine too.

PART 1 – Lines (4 shots)

Find and photograph things that demonstrate LINES in composition. Include one shot for each – Horizontal, Vertical, Diagonal, and Curve. The lines must be the DOMINANT visual element in the shot. That is, the viewer’s first thought must be “Oh look at that line!” (Which also means don’t stand twenty feet from a table and say the lines of the table count. They won’t, because the lines will only be about two percent of the pixels used in the image. Fill up your frame!).

PART 2 – Basic Shapes (4 shots)

Find and photograph BASIC SHAPES in composition. Include one shot for each – Circle, Square, Triangle, and Hexagon.
Again, the shape must be the DOMINANT element in the shot. (Note: the hexagon is hardest to find, but they’re out there. In nature. In architecture.

PART 3 – Z-Axis (2 shots)

Compose and shoot 2 different photos that demonstrate FOREGROUND-MIDDLEGROUND-BACKGROUND compositions within the frame. They should be found locations, but if you want to have some fun with it, stage it with friends posing. Just make sure you capture the spirit of the compositional relationship. You’ll get bonus points if it’s fun, entertaining and something to make the viewer think “Oh, what a fun thing to do!” (Boring things will still pass, but I’ll get cranky by the time I finish grading, and if get to yours late in the process you’ll wish you were more adventurous). (Just saying…).

Find examples in your daily life. This is not three separate shots, two, and they express foreground, middle ground, background.

PART 4 – Rule of Thirds (2 shots)

Compose a shot that demonstrates the RULE OF THIRDS principle. DO NOT stage these shots. Find examples in your daily life or pose a human. Again, make sure to fill your frame in a way to demonstrate strong rule of thirds composition.

All good? Here’s a few more thoughts:
Work it:. Don’t just throw a piece of pizza on a table and assume it fulfills the triangle assignment. One objective is to force you to look around and see visual design elements. Please please pleas make it interesting. (Or fail the class, get kicked out of school and have your car stolen). (Okay, those won’t happen. I’m a little punchy from looking at way too many bad pictures for this assignment. Please help me out here).

DO NOT use Photoshop or software to crop or modify the photos. Everything must be done in the camera. The only modification allowed is to reduce the size of each image by following these guidelines How to RESIZE and ADD images to Discussion Assignments

LABEL EACH SHOT to get full points. For example, “LINE-Vertical, SHAPE-Circle, Z-Axis, Rule of Thirds, etc.

YOU MUST shoot the photos yourself and DO NOT use photos previously shot! They must be new and fresh. This also means you may not use anything downloaded from the web. Get up, go out, shoot.

FINALLY: How to package it:
Create a Word or Pages document and copy /insert your images into it. Label each of the 12 different shots to identify which is which.
The size of your document is limited to 5MB so you will need to downsize your photos like you’ve been doing in the discussions before inserting them. Once built, export a PDF document and submit that. Do not upload more than one document. Here’s an example, though I’d love for you to do something more creative.

Rubric
Aesthetic Assignment #1
Aesthetic Assignment #1
Criteria Ratings Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAll photos new?
All photos are taken after February 28, 2022
10 pts
12 photos
5 pts
5 – 11 photos
1 pts
0 – 4 photos
10 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeZ-AXIS photos
4 to >2.67 pts
Z-AXIS fully understood
Z-AXIS photos exhibit full understanding of depth with excellent foreground, middleground, background elements in the composition.
2.67 to >2.0 pts
Z-AXIS somewhat understood
Z-Axis photos exhibits partial understanding of depth with 1 or 2 ambiguous foreground, middleground, background elements in the composition.
2 to >0 pts
Z-AXIS no understanding
Z-AXIS photos exhibit no or little understanding of depth with no or ambiguous foreground, middleground, background elements in the composition.
4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeRULE OF THIRDS photos
4 to >2.4 pts
RULE OF THIRDS fully understood
RULE OF THIRDS photos exhibit full understanding of rule of thirds with excellent placement of subjects in the composition.
2.4 to >0.8 pts
RULE OF THIRDS somewhat understood
RULE OF THIRDS photos exhibit some understanding of rule of thirds with good placement of subjects in the composition.
0.8 to >0 pts
RULE OF THIRDS no understanding
RULE OF THIRDS photos exhibit no or little understanding of rule of thirds with poor placement of subjects in the composition.
4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLINES dominant
8 to >4.8 pts
LINES dominant – Excellent
Photos show excellent understand of line being DOMINANT element in the frame for each type of line
4.8 to >1.6 pts
LINE dominant – Good
Photos show good understand of line being DOMINANT elements in the frame for each type of line
1.6 to >0 pts
LINES dominant – Poor
Photos show poor understand of line being DOMINANT element in the frame for each type of line
8 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSHAPES dominant
8 to >4.8 pts
SHAPES dominant – Excellent
Photos show excellent understand of shape being DOMINANT element in the frame for each type of shape
4.8 to >1.6 pts
SHAPES dominant – Good
Photos show good understand of shape being DOMINANT elements in the frame for each type of shape
1.6 to >0 pts
SHAPES dominant – Poor
Photos show poor understand of shape being DOMINANT element in the frame for each type of shape
8 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAre photos fun and creative?
Do the images reflect an effort to make them interesting, compelling, adventurous, humorous, or, well, anything better than quick and lazy snapshot?
5 pts
Full Marks
0 pts
No Marks
5 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeExtra point
Do I feel like giving this a point so that the student can get full credit?
1 pts
Full Marks
0 pts
No Marks
1 pts
Total Points: 40

Identify a credible source (this is a step down from a scholarly source, and includes editorials from reputable news sources and TV documentaries).

C‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌onduct your initial research. Identify a credible source (this is a step down from a scholarly source, and includes editorials from reputable news sources and TV documentaries). Identify issues that are applicable to the Department of Homeland Security’s challenges with immigration control.‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌ Summarize two of the Homeland Security issues found in the article, journal article, or TV documentary and advocate for or against the position of the author of the article or documentary. Support your claims with in-text citations APA style and provide an reference at the end of your po‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌st.

Write an author portrait where you tell about the author’s life and person and about his authorship.

y‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌ou can either choose the novel ”pointomega” or ”Oliver Twist” your work with the novel should culminate in a scientific text. For your novel, do the following: 1. Write an author portrait where you tell about the author’s life and person and about his authorship. 2. Analyze the novel based on content and form. Document, Person Depiction, Environmental Depiction and Narrator Perspective, Narrative Structure, Language and Style. 3. Analyze in which way (s) you can see that the novel was written in the present, ie late 1900s-2000s? It can be, f‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌or example, the conflict that is discussed can be linked to the present, events, the author’s style, depending on the novel’s character and content. 4. Write your own reflections. What did you think of the novel? Does the author succeed in conveying something? What? Did you discover anything particularly interesting? What? will need it ti be written in this format: The various parts of the work must be placed under appropriate headings Correct paragraph division Source references according to the Harward system (see info) List of source‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌s

Identify what main governing bodies are overseeing the organization to ensure compliance expectations at the state and federal level.

Identify what main governing bodies are overseeing the organization to ensure compliance expectations at the state and federal level. How does the enforcemen‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌t of state legislation differ from the enforcement of federal legislation? Explain how noncompliance of legislation affects health care organizations? What tools or policies can be used to reduce the rate of noncompliance issues within a health care organization? Discuss different ways in which compliance in health care is monitored or measured. How can you best ensure that staff is aware of where the organization stands on compliance‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌?

Explain how health care policy affects health care organizations, patient care, and cost-effective quality care.

Discussion 1
Explain how health care policy affects health care organizations, patient care, and cost-effective quality care. What measures can the nurse leader take as an advocate for patient care and addressing health care cost?

Discussion 2

As an advanced practice nurse, propose strategies you can implement to increase your participation in the health care policymaking in order to support patient advocacy.

Are the annual goals and objectives appropriate for a global company?

In an increasingly global world, it is paramount for organizational and HR professionals to maintain cultural competencies when conducting business. Unfortunately, while many organizations are global, they do not always conduct business in the most globally appropriate ways. Employees may not understand there are different social, cultural, legal, and moral norms between countries. Equally important is to understand how these differences, if not managed well, can negatively impact organizational effectiveness and performance. The final project for this course is the creation of a business practice analysis with recommendations. The final product represents an authentic demonstration of competency because it will ask you to situate strategic human resource management in the global stage, focusing on a wide range of issues related to global markets, global security, managing an international workforce, effective cross-cultural management and communication, and diversity in the workplace. The emphasis is placed on how businesses can become more competitive by leveraging an effective HR plan for diversity and international business. The project is divided into three milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two, Four, and Seven. The final product will be submitted in Module Nine. In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:  Determine gaps in the alignment of organizational business practices relevant to human resources management with geocentric perspectives  Illustrate the benefits of incorporating geocentric human resources management strategies into organizational practices  Recommend organizational technological improvements for human resources processes that reduce global barriers  Recommend strategies for anticipating and mitigating potential risk events regarding human resources management through analyses of political trends  Make recommendations for fostering organizational cultural competence and the development of interpersonal relationships over global boundaries Prompt For the summative assessment, you will imagine you are a human resources professional working at a prominent global company. There have been recent concerns regarding how the organization has been conducting business in the global market, and it has tasked you with identifying problems and recommending solutions. You will analyze information from the case study Nimble Storage: Scaling Talent Strategy Amidst Hyper-Growth for how the organization’s business practices have aligned with more geocentric perspectives, identifying potential gaps in its current practices. You will then make a series of recommendations directed to leadership for addressing identified gaps and ensuring a successful transition regarding your proposed changes. As a start to your analysis of Nimble’s Storage, you may need to research beyond the case study to get a full understanding of Nimble’s mission, vision, and culture. Visit the Nimble Storage website to further explore the company. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. Business Practice Analysis: In this part of the assessment, you will analyze the current business practices of the organization for how it operates globally. Then you will illustrate the potential benefits and challenges to the organization regarding its adoption of a more geocentric focus. A. Determine gaps in the organization’s current practices within the global market that are relevant to the human resources team of the organization. B. Determine gaps in the organization’s current practices within the organization that are relevant to the human resources team of the organization from a geocentric perspective. What issues or problems are present regarding the organization’s accommodations for global employees? C. Determine gaps in the technological tools and structure of the organization that should be considered when working within a global structure. D. Analyze the mission statement of the organization against the needs of a global organization. Are the annual goals and objectives appropriate for a global company? Does the organization appropriately present itself as a global company? E. Illustrate the potential gains for the organization regarding its business practices if it adopts a more geocentric focus. Be sure to support your response with examples. What will be the benefit for the business of the organization should it adopt a more global approach? F. Illustrate the potential gains for the organization regarding its employee collaboration if it adopts a more geocentric focus. Be sure to support your response with examples. G. Determine critical success factors for the organization for transitioning from an ethnocentric approach to a geocentric focus and achieving potential gains. What critical success factors must be considered when making such a transition? How do those critical success factors help achieve those potential gains? H. Analyze global political trends for potential risk events regarding human resource management that the organization might have to consider in the future. II. Recommendations: In this part of the assessment, you will compile a series of recommendations for the leadership of the organization regarding how they can adopt a more geocentric focus with their business practices. A. Recommend strategies for accommodating current and future global political changes that will be managed in the organization. Be sure that your response addresses previous analysis regarding risk events. For instance, you could consider how the organization should go about operating in an ever-changing political atmosphere. B. Recommend strategies for accommodating current and future technological developments. How should the organization establish and maintain technology? C. Recommend strategies or activities that the organization could implement to improve interpersonal relationships between employees and across global boundaries. Be sure to support your response with a brief cost-benefit analysis to demonstrate the value of such activities to the organization. D. Recommend technological tools and improvements that could reduce global barriers between employees and other stakeholders. Be sure to justify your response. E. Make revisions to the mission statement of the organization that will standardize organizational values across cultural lines. Be sure to justify your response. F. Explain how these recommendations should be implemented as to avoid risk events, and justify your response. For instance, you could consider how you would go about implementing these recommendations to avoid any potential issues. G. Make recommendations as to how you would advise the organization regarding how to make the organization more global while maintaining its unique identity. Be sure to justify your response.

Write an analytical essays addressing the contributions of the Latin community to the United States.

Write an analytical essays addressing the contributions of the Latin community to the United States. The answer will be in the form of an academic essays (minimum 800 words), NOT YOUR OPINION. referenc‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌es: documentaries: -The Latino-American Experience I https://www.pbs.org/video/latino-americans-episode-1-foreigners-their-own-land/ -The Latino-American Experience II https://www.pbs.org/video/latino-americans-episode-2-empire-dreams‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌/

Compare how these amendments would affect your life on a daily basis—then and now.

I‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌nstructions Reflect on the 10 amendments that make up the Bill of Rights. Take a moment to consider what your life would be like during the late 1790s (after the ratification of the Bill of Rights) and today. Identify two amendments that you belie‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌ve are the most important. Compare how these amendments would affect your life on a daily basis—then and now. Give examples to support your response. Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessa‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‌‌ry.