Use Cloud Nine by Caryl Churchill Explain a historical event Explore why this event is significant for literature Reference at least one peer-reviewed scholarly source Draw comparisons between at least two works of literature responding to the particular event
Samantha Smith is a case manager at the county human services department in her community. She works primarily with intellectually disabled clients, assisting them to receive the services they need. Samantha is good at her job and her clients often become quite comfortable with her. Ian is a client of Samantha’s. With an IQ of 55, he remains quite self-sufficient, living in his own small apartment and working at a part-time job. Ian is often transported to his appointments by his sister, Kate. Samantha is introduced to Kate in the waiting room when she comes to get Ian for a recent appointment. During the visit, Ian reports to Samantha that he has been a bit forgetful lately. He shares that this past week, he returned home and realized he forgot to turn off his stove when he left for an appointment. Later that afternoon, Kate calls Samantha and asks how her brother is doing. She is worried about him and asks if Samantha can give her information about him to alleviate her concern. Use the Internet and the library to investigate the legal challenges of working with individuals with intellectual disabilities. In a 3–5-page paper, respond to the following questions: 1. Introduce the details of this case study and identify the main legal issues associated with working with intellectually disabled clients. 2. Discuss the specific legal issues raised by Ian’s situation. What steps should Samantha take next? What are the implications of these legal issues regarding the choices she must make? 3. Does Informed Consent play a role in this scenario? If so, how? What are the ethical implications of this case study? Identify and discuss the NOHS Standards that might apply. 4. Finally, discuss strategies to minimize the likelihood of these legal and ethical issues arising in your practice. Be sure to provide information from research that clearly expands on the material available from the text or other course materials.
Task: 500-750 word critical analysis of one aspect of either: “Greasy Lake” or “Sonny’s Blues” 15% of course grade FORMAT: Follow the OUTLINE below: I. Introduction (Choose one of the four strategies provided in class) A. Thesis: This essay will analyze (“Greasy Lake” “Sonny’s Blues” CHOOSE ONLY ONE). It will employ a literary analysis that focuses on (Setting, Principle male characters, Principle Female Character, Theme or Symbolism-CHOOSE ONLY ONE)to gain a more thorough understanding of this story. II. Brief Plot Summary (Follow this 4 step template) -One the surface (author’s name), (title of work) is nothing more than a story about (make a general statement) -The story takes place (when) and (where). -The principle characters include (identify and give reader a little info on each). -The story begins (lay out key plot points). *This summary should be NO MORE THAN 2 paragraphs. III Body Analysis (In this section explore the 1 construct of narrative fiction that you identified in your thesis (Principle male characters–for example–or theme, etc) and use at least 3 textual warrants (relevant direct quotes from the story that help illustrate or support your analysis). You may also, quote from your fellow classmates in their responses posted in FORUM of these stories (make certain to give them credit. IV. Conclusion: 1 or two paragraphs of summing up your key points
1.How have writers constructed the idea of the American dream in their work? What are the constituent parts of the American dream, and what attitude (enthusiasm? critique? both?) do American writers offer about it?2.How do you think three of the African-American writers we have read in this class (among them, Booker T. Washington, WEB DuBois, Ralph Ellison, Toni Morrison, and even Hughes himself [in his poem “Theme for English B”]) would respond to this poem? Where would they agree and disagree with one another? Why?
Discuss Internet Banking Security.
Write a Research Paper on Shawshank Redemption and religion.
Medicare Regulations Medicare is a federally regulated program that mandates compliance to its standards through state and federal oversight. One of the primary purposes of Medicare regulations is the protection of its recipients. Medicare Advantage is part of the Medicare Modernization Act, which was passed in 2003. Search the Internet by using the following keywords: Medicare regulations Centers for Medicare Medicaid services On the basis of your research, answer the following questions: What are the purposes of Medicare regulations other than the one mentioned above? How will the federal government enforce compliance in the Medicare Advantage program? Which two other Medicare regulations do you think are the most important for managed care organizations and why? Do you think Medicare and Medicaid programs face challenges from the perspectives of providers, the government, and consumers (recipients of Medicare or Medicaid)? Why or why not? What are the different services provided by the Medicare and Medicaid programs? Do you feel there is a need to have two different programs? Why or why not? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Medicare programs such as Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D. Do you think Medicare Advantage programs ensure the survivability of Medicare? Why or why not? Additionally, respond to the questions given below after reading the following information in regard to control of managed care organizations at the state level. States have a broad range of control of managed health care organizations. The main interests of the states are to protect the interest of the consumer and regulate the structure of MCOs. Discuss the regulatory structure used to regulate MCOs and health insurers at the state level. Discuss how states came to be the primary regulators of insurance. Evaluate the most critical components of state oversight of HMO operations. Review the licensing requirements for MCOs in your state and describe the specific requirements to obtain a Certificate of Authority (COA). Compare to the requirements discussed in the course textbook. What are the protections available to consumers under the law in your state? Compare these protections to what is discussed in the textbook. In your opinion, are the state regulations designed for the consumers, or are they designed for the MCOs? Use your course and text readings to support your answer.
This is the outline I sent my professor. For something old, I was thinking about maybe incorporating an old video game? I used to play super mario brothers on the nintendo 64 (I think that’s what it was called.) I thought this would a good thing to use in my essay because it’s something I was very obsessed with and it’s very old. I also feel like a lot of people my age played this game because it was super popular. People still play this game today but other/newer versions of it. If the research doesn’t do much, then I was thinking about Forrest Gump. It’s still a popular and talked about movie as it came out the year I was born, so SUPER old 🙂 I feel like both options can relate to pop culture in some way. A platform game developed and published by Nintendo. The successor to the 1983 arcade game, Mario Bros. When this game was released it helped launch the gamings popular franchise. It stars Mario and Luigi, two Italian plumbers who find themselves in the Mushroom Kingdom trying to rescue Princess Toadstool from the evil King Bowser. It’s one of the best selling games and has over 40 million copies sold. Super Mario has become a global cultural icon. David Gibson, an analyst at Macquarie Securities, a broker, reckons that his antics account for a third of the company’s software sales over the past ten years. Games in which he features have sold over 500m copies worldwide. The film Forrest Gump was an enormous success at the box office; it became the top-grossing film in America released that year and earned over US$677 million worldwide during its theatrical run, making it the second highest-grossing film of 1994. I will add a quote and do an oreo for this topic. For something new, I saw this show on netflix that I’ve been wanting to watch. It’s called All American and I’ve heard really good things about it. This show can relate to issues we are having today and there can be a lot to talk about with this show. This show basically represents Black Lives Matter. It also shines light on rich and poor, gangs, violence, police brutality, and LGBTQ. I can talk about a lot of this in this essay. The show’s main image is completely realistic. I will add a quote and do an oreo for this topic. For something borrowed, I already reached out to a friend and asked her to suggest one of the topics and she suggested a comedian named, Bill Burr who is also an actor and a podcaster. William Frederick Burr is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster. Outside of stand-up, he is known for playing Patrick Kuby in the AMC crime drama series Breaking Bad. Bill Burr talks about politics and other things so I can focus on one of his stand ups or one of his podcasts. Finding context and history in one of them. Bill talks about statistics in one of his episodes so instead of finding a general statistic, I can refer to that video? Or even some of his interviews. I will add a quote and do an oreo for this topic. For something blue, I will probably talk about the show FRIENDS or talk about music because I tend to turn to these things when I’m feeling sad or blue if you will.
Discuss the use of technology in higher education.
The author is David Gilmour from the book,The Last Leopard: A Life of Giuseppe Tomasi Di Lampedusa by David Gilmour Introduce your author, highlight his or her life and works What is the author most known for? What is his or her critical standing, is this a famous author or one who has been ignored? You could change this fo fit a particular work, what is the work famous for, how widely known is it, etc. B. Name the author’s chief works and give brief description, and explain why you chose the book you did. C. : Give a brief history of the audience/reader response to the author or the book over the years, is it highly thought of and why? D. What particularly about the book or its writer drew you to choose this over the other works and writers discussed in class? Some possible topics would be Characterization Social issues Cultural references Narrative development (unfolding of the theme, of the character, of the plot over time) E. Your conclusions or summary of sections A through D.
