Identifying a Doctoral Study for Evaluation

 

Identifying a Doctoral Study for Evaluation

 

Throughout the 8 weeks of this course (in separate but interrelated assignments), you will describe and evaluate the data collection methods to ensure quality used in a selected qualitative doctoral study. To facilitate this evaluation, this week you will search for an appropriate doctoral study from the Walden online library or ProQuest. Follow the guidelines below to choose a study:

Use the ProQuest online database to search for a study.
Please be sure to choose a doctoral study that is focused on a business-related topic. The search terms “qualitative” and “business” find many options to explore, or search for sample study that is directly related to your emerging doctoral study research topic.
Do not choose a master’s thesis or an undergraduate study.
Choose a qualitative doctoral study, or a mixed-methods doctoral study with a substantial qualitative component that has data collections and data analysis sections. This study should be done within five years. If you are uncertain if your selected doctoral study meets these requirements, please discuss this with your Instructor. If you choose a mixed-method doctoral study, focus only on the qualitative components in the paper for this course.
Also, keep in mind that this doctoral study will be used as a basis for subsequent assignments in the next few weeks which you will describe and evaluate different sections of the sample study you choose.

The Crochetiere doctoral study listed in this week’s Learning Resources is an example of a qualitative research document similar to that required for you to find this week. If you are performing research specifically related to sustainability, you may petition the Instructor to potentially allow you to use this doctoral study for analysis purposes in this course.

Important note: During application assignments in Weeks 2, 3, 5, and 6, you will be reviewing and analyzing the doctoral study you identify this week.

For this Application:

Identify a study or ProQuest in the Walden library, and submit a full citation using correct APA style (6th ed.) for your chosen doctoral study, along with the study abstract in one word document.
Please save your chosen doctoral study as a pdf file and keep it for your own use.

 

 

Principles of Reinforcement (Critical Controversy)

What are some reasons why parents should avoid spanking their children or using other types of
corporal punishment? Answer: Physical punishments provide aggressive models for children to follow.
Children tend to imitate parental behaviors. Punishment: may cause fear or rage in children.

Article review

https://www.ukessays.com/essays/education/communication-essential-in-a-early-learning-setting-education-essay.php

Name Date____
Article #_________

Article Review Form
1. Citation (Website where you found this information) (5 sentences are NOT required)

2. State the Main Idea. (5 sentences for full credit, 2 points will be deducted for sentences that are not present. Please type sentences below, save article the upload to assignment link).

3. Summary of Key Points (5 sentences for full credit, 2 points will be deducted for sentences that are not present. Please type sentences below, save article the upload to assignment link).

4. What is your personal reaction to this article? (5 sentences for full credit, 2 points will be deducted for sentences that are not present. Please type sentences below, save article the upload to assignment link).

5. How can this information help you work with children? (5 sentences for full credit, 2 points will be deducted for sentences that are not present. Please type sentences below, save article the upload to assignment link).

6. Please state some recommendations and suggestions you would give to the author? (5 sentences for full credit, 2 points will be deducted for sentences that are not present. Please type sentences below, save article the upload to assignment link).

Essentials of Business Law

 

“Essay Questions” :
Federal antitrust statutes are complex, but the basic goal is straightforward: To prevent a major industry from being so dominated by a small group of

corporations that they destroy competition and injure consumers. Does Major League Baseball violate the antitrust laws? Many observers say that it does.

A small group of owners not only dominate the industry, but actually own it, controlling the entry of new owners into the game. This issue went to the

United States Supreme Court in 1922. Justice Holmes ruled, perhaps surprisingly, that baseball is exempt from the antitrust laws, holding that baseball

is not “trade or commerce.” Suppose that members of Congress dislike this ruling and the current condition of baseball. What can they do?

UNIT 3 DISCUSSION BOARD RESEARCH

For this Unit Three Discussion Board Research Topic you will be finding two examples of art from the periods and art movements covered this unit (1520-1699) and comparing and contrasting them. As discussed in this unit, the many developments in art over this time-frame led to both consistencies and stark contrasts among all the work, often related to historical or religious contexts. You will be presenting a critical analysis comparing and contrasting two works by artists from different regions or stylistic interests.
To complete this Research Topics assignment, do the following:
1. Choose ONE (and only one) of the following pairs of periods / styles/ stylistic affiliations to research and write about:
• Mannerism / Caravaggistes
• Baroque (Counter-Reformation) Italy and Spain / Academic style
• Rubénistes / Poussinistes
• Baroque (Counter-Reformation) Italy and Spain / Netherlandish (Dutch Republic)

2. After choosing your pair, conduct research online to find one example of art by and artist that correlates with each of your selected pair. NOTE: You may NOT use any works of art found in the textbook or lesson file for this unit! Also, you may NOT use any works of art used by another student for this assignment (as posted to the discussion board), so choose carefully. Your choices should be appropriate to the time period and styles/regions you are discussing (so, in other words, a Caravaggiste would be inappropriate for your discussion of Mannerism).

3. Once you have found your choices, write a two-to-four (2-4) page analysis of how the works are alike or differ. Your analysis should draw from what you learned in the unit regarding the conditions and reasons certain styles, subjects, and approaches developed and proliferated in specific geographic regions and not others. You should consider the following questions in your analysis:
• What stylistic conventions or approaches are exhibited in each work of art? Are they similar or different in any way?
• Is the predominant style displayed related to a specific artist’s career or dominant in a specific region?
• What subjects are presented in each work and are they different or similar in any way? Are these subjects common to this artist’s work and/or the region she/he worked in? If not, what reasons might explain might explain the use of this subject, based on your knowledge from the unit and research?
• Based on the context (historical, religious, art market) in which each work was created and how it was meant to be displayed, which work do you think was most successful? Explain with supporting information.
Once you have completed your written analysis, upload it to the discussion board created for this unit by copying-and-pasting your text directly into a post. Remember to either link directly to your images, or upload and attach image files for your two works of art.
This Discussion Board Research Topic is worth up to 100 points and will be graded based on the following criteria:
• following all the instructions carefully and completing the assignment correctly
• the appropriateness of your work of art in regards to the unit material and your chosen periods/styles
• the depth of your analysis and research in regards to your chosen works of art
• how critically and correctly you apply concepts, information, and terminology learned in this unit
• the clarity of thought in your writing and organization of your submission
• using proper spelling and grammar

Business Email Assignment

 

Business Email Assignment
Purpose
Email is an important form of business communication to inform, persuade, and promote goodwill. The benefits of email include timeliness and accessibility. Popularized for its accessibility and time-efficiency, some users incorrectly employ a casual tone regardless of the context. Consequently, business communicators will convey a strong professional impression with a well-formatted email.
Your Task
You are the owner of a small independent company that provides financial services for other small businesses. Currently, your 30+ employees work a consistent eight-hour day from 8:00 am to 4:30 p.m. with a half-hour lunch hour. As you have expanded the business, you have accepted new clients who prefer that your office had longer office hours so they can reach you earlier or later than your current hours.
In addition, you have several employees who have expressed an interest in having more flexible working hours because they have children or other family responsibilities. You believe this might be a good opportunity to meet the needs of both clients and employees by offering flexible working hours. You have already spoken to your four supervisors who have agreed to take turns coming in early or staying late and working out a schedule among themselves.
You are envisioning opening the office at 6:30 a.m. and staying open until 5:30 p.m. You want to set core business hours from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m where all employees must be at their desks so you can have meetings and other activities. Employees will have three options from which to choose:
• Starting at 6:30 a.m. and working until 3:00 p.m.
• Starting at 9:00 a.m. and working until 5:30 p.m.
• Continuing to work their current hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 p.m.
Your task is to send an email to employees letting them know of these new working hour options and asking them to document their preferences by signing up on the sheets posted on the bulletin board outside your office. You would like to begin this new schedule on a four-month trial basis starting September 1, 2017. You want to make it clear that you might not be able to accommodate everyone’s preference, but you will try to give preference to employees based on seniority.
You need their responses by no later than the end of next week, Friday, July 28, and you will post new work schedules on Monday, August 14, 2017. Date your email July 17, 2017.

Note that I expect you to describe all of the above in your own words–not plagiarize from my description!
FORMAT
The email should adhere to the following format:
Type 12-Point; left-justified
Font Calibri, Arial, or Times New Roman,
Line Spacing Single; Block style; Remove extra After line spacing that Word uses as a default
Margins 1 inch on all sides
Length One page or less
Example Follow the format for an email shown on page 84 of BCOM9. Include an adequately descriptive subject line.
Organizational Pattern Direct (deductive) approach
Preparation
Students will read and use the following chapters in the BCOM text:
• Ch. 3 – Planning Spoken and Written Messages
• Ch. 4 – Preparing Spoken and Written Messages
• Ch. 5 – Communicating Electronically
In addition, you should listen to the narrated presentation, “Writing Direct Order Messages: Getting to the Point Fast” and read the other items posted this week.
Criteria for Evaluation
Assignments will be assessed using the Written Deliverables rubric that was posted in the Syllabus Week, with attention to these areas:
• Demonstrates responsiveness to the audience’s subject knowledge, attitudes, interests, and values as well as the purpose and occasion.
• Employs format specifications detailed in the “Your Task” section of this assignment description.
• Uses the appropriate organizational pattern for the message’s purpose.
• Reflects professional communication standards including tone and overall writing standards.

 

Song of Myself

Goal: Explain how the speaker of “Song of Myself ” Whitman Poem, views the relationship between life and death. Use three details from the

poem to support your response.

Requirements:
250 words or more
12 point font
Double Spaced

Plagiarism Warning:
All essays are submitted to a variety of plagiarism software programs to check for copied material. Copying parts or all of other people’s

written work and passing it off as yours is a violation of the school’s Academic Integrity Policy, which could lead to expulsion.
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45477/song-of-myself-1892-version

Language Sketch

 

Language Sketch
For this final assignment, you will gather information about the structure of 2 languages spoken in your district from books, vetted internet sources and any native speakers to whom you have access.

1. The assignment is to develop a basic sketch of each language, with data examples, and an understanding of how it differs from English. Most of the parts I am asking about have been discussed in your readings (in particular Gordon). The page templatePreview the documentView in a new window that you are required to use for this assignment is structured based on the book chapters. Thus, If you are wondering about terminology, you should look for answers in Gordon’s book. Here is one good example of a Hawaiian sketch:Language Sketch_Example2017.docxPreview the documentView in a new window

 

2. In the 2nd part of this assignment will you will also be asked to record key phrases from the assignment and share them with your peers. You only have to do this for one language.

 

Please adhere to the font size in the template to use the page in an optimal fashion. The idea is to create a well-researched sketch of a language your student(s) may speak to become familiar with its structure and potential issues arising from the structure for ELL.

 

I expect that depending on the language the number of pages will vary between 2-3 pages. Please put 10+ hours into this project (required weekly amount of hours for a 3 credit course). Start early to avoid stress.

 

All plagiarism rules apply so please be attentive to them as you work on this project.

REQUIREMENTS:
Minimum of 5 references per language; Minimum of 3 published sources. Try books entitled “Grammar of [language]” or “Languages of [region/country]”, or state/national/ governmental websites. Beware of academic articles. You are required to verify any Wikipedia information with a published article or book. Please do not give Wikipedia as a reference.
A. 2 key phrases that you could use to welcome the families of a student in your class.
B. 3+ key phrases that you could routinely use with the student(s) in your classroom.
Please provide us with an English translation.

Analysis of Tim O'Brien's novel and Wilfred Owen's poem

English 110
Essay #4

You’ll write a 2-3 page, typed, MLA-formatted essay in which you analyze the author’s perspectives on war depicted in Tim O’Brien’s novel, The

Things They Carried and Wilfred Owen’s poem, Dulce et Decorum est.

That means you’ll compare and contrast writer’s O’Brien and Owen’s perspective on war as their written works illuminate and make a case for them.

What and how these writers wrote illuminates their perspective on war. Think about what’s there and what’s not in each writer’s piece, what they

did and didn’t do and say. Through (the structure of) your comparison and contrast essay, analyze the writers’ individual style, tone, content, and

imagery to support your claims.

Think through a plan of approach for each work (annotate the work/sections of the work)
Use specific references to each work when comparing and analyzing
Create a more sophisticated thesis statement (one that differs from the follow: The two works have the same style, tone, and imagery…)
Write an outline, if helpful, or bucket set of notes, that include references to pages/line numbers that you may consider using before you start

writing. Also include notes on each of the works
Decide on a method for comparison/contrast: block or point by point
Draft
Leave it alone for a bit and then come back and work on it again. Continue this pattern.
Writing center/conference with me (not the day the essay is due)
Revise
Edit