LEARNING GOAL:
You will demonstrate an understanding of perspective, bias, and characterization by examining an event or scene from The Great Gatsby.

ASSIGNMENT / PLANNING:
You will recreate a scene from The Great Gatsby from the perspective of Jay Gatsby. With few exceptions, the entire novel is told from Nick Carraways point-of-view, and although we are promised that hes honest, its important to consider how the perspective shifts when events come from someone elses eyes.
    Choose a significant event or scene from any part of the novel up to the end of Chapter Six.
    Consider who is involved, where it occurs, who speaks, who listens, who acts
    Rewrite the event/scene from Jay Gatsbys perspective. Use first-person point-of-view from this characters eyes
    Consider Gatsbys thoughts, reactions, and emotions. He may verbalize some, or he may internalize others, (which he would think to himself f

Bibliography [1]Agel, Jerome B. We, The People - Great Documents of the American Nation. New York, NY: Barnes & Noble Books, 2000. [2]Amar, Akhil Reed. America's Constitution - A Biography. New York, NY: Random House, 2005. [3] Baylyn Bernard. Ed. The Debate on the Constitution . Federalist and Antifederalist Speeches. Articles and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification . Part Two. The Library of America, 2001 [4]Boorstin, Daniel J. Hidden History. Vintage Books, 1989 [5]We the People. The Citizen and the Constitution. Center for Civic Education, U.S. Department of Civic Education, 1995 The essay should be about 2000 words. To make up the essay, choose your bibliography. Please know that your ability to read, integrate the sources with academic integrity and offer your own insight will ensure a high grade. Also style your essay according to MLA

Introduction: Hook sentence to grab the readers attention
Background knowledge about Chris McCandless
Thesis statement: Chris McCandless was a courageous and inspiring young traveler.
Or Chris McCandless was an ignorant and selfish young man.
1st body paragraph: Ralph Waldo Emerson: How did Chris follow the philosophies of Ralph Waldo
Emerson? You must include two quotes from either Self Reliance or Nature. Make sure to include an
internal citation (Emerson page number)
2nd body: Henry David Thoreau: How did Chris follow the philosophies of Henry David Thoreau? You
must include two quotes from either Walden or Civil Disobedience. Make sure to include an internal
citation (Thoreau page number).
3rd body: You can use a third source that shows ways in which McCandless lived transcendentalist
philosophies. Perhaps you want to use part of the documentary Return to the Wild. You could break
Thoreaus or Emersons two works up into two separate paragraphs.

Please write a critical commentary on this dossier (THREE DOCUMENTS), linking the three documents together in your essay. As you only have 2 hours for this exam paper, please write out a full introduction and conclusion, but only give a detailed outline of your development (with parts, subparts, three or four lines to develop your argument and a couple of examples taken from the texts).

Prior to beginning work on this assignment, please read Chapters 6 through 8 in the course textbook.

The concept of free trade has been a debated topic for decades. Is free trade really free? What role do governments play in free trade? What are the pros and cons of free trade for countries and for the planet? In a 500- to 700-word paper argue for or against the concept of free trade. (Make sure to address the questions above.) Support your paper with at least four sources, two of which must be scholarly.

In your paper,

Analyze the idea of free trade.
Evaluate the pros and cons of free trade for countries and the planet.
Evaluate the role governments play in free trade.
The Free Trade and Government Regulations paper

Must be 500 to 700 words, not including title page and reference page, and formatted according to APA Style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Centers APA Style (Links to an external site.) resource.
Must include a separate title pag

Kim Price-Glynn used participant observation to study the interactions at a strip club.  Throughout her research, she needed to navigate a fine line between working there as an employee and being subjected to the same kind of sexism that female cocktail waitresses encountered at the strip club, and responding in ways that felt true to herself as a researcher and as a person.

Give a specific example of a choice that Price-Glynn made in the course of her research that you feel helped her protect herself or her values.


Do you think this choice compromised (damaged) her research? Why or why not?

I dont need quotes but I do need to discuss a source for the title.The essay is 6 paragraphs. The first paragraph should be a intro with a thesis stating three topics. stated as the last sentence. The next three paragraphs should be body paragraphs and each paragraph needs a topic sentence. The topic sentence is taken from the thesis from the first paragraph. The fifth paragraph is a counter argument paragraph. The last paraphrase is the conclusion paragraph. Please avoid pronouns! Thanks!! :)

For your first Discussion Activity, please introduce yourself to the rest of the class. Tell us who you are, what program you are in, why you chose Victimology and what you would like to get out of the course.

Once you have introduced yourself, check in during the week and respond to two of your classmates before the discussion due date.

This introductory activity will provide you with the opportunity to practice using the Discussion Board and to meet the others in your class.

When making a decision it is human nature to make assumptions. Understanding the assumptions along with the consequences should those assumptions be incorrect is important.  A best practice when making a decision is to make a list of any assumptions that exist.  Discuss a decision you have made in the past in your professional life that was based on assumptions that proved to be incorrect.  What were the consequences and how did you handle the resulting situation?
There are many different decision making models available such as: the rational model; the seven step model; and the Carnegie model to name a few.  What are the pros and cons of managers using decision making models?
What factors should be taken into consideration when collecting data for a strategic decision?

from the book "she came to slay" from page 1-29, can you do a summary. I don't know if you have the book or if you read it. let me know if you can do it. thanks

She Came to Slay: The Life and Times of Harriet Tubman.