Explain how the implementation of technology that you propose would help meet USAID mission while ending hunger in the nation.The Draft Proposal must be 5 pages long, including the cover page, content pages, and reference page. You must cite at least three credible references. Each element of the proposal must have at least one citation to a reference listed on the Reference page.
GEN145; Final Assignment – Annotated ReferencesCourse weighting; 30% of overall gradeSubmission deadline; May 6th, 2020Where and how to submit; You should submit your assignment in MS Word format using the Final Assignment – Annotated References link in the Instructor’s Assessments section of your Blackboard course.Word limit; Your assignment should contain at least 1000 words (not counting title page).Format;Your paper should have a cover page which shows the title of the assignment, your full name and ID and the name of university ( Zayed University) GEN145 Final Assignment – Annotated References; the parts of the assignmentFor this assignment, you should choose two sources which you have used in your GEN145 Persuasive Research Paper. For each source, you should provide;1. A complete APA reference2. An extended summary containing the main idea and the key points of the source.3. A paragraph evaluating the source.4. A paragraph reflecting on ways in which the source changed the way you looked at the topic, your research process or your ideas for your paperGEN145 Final Assignment – Annotated References; guidelines1. The APA reference should be complete.2. The extended summary of your source should be formatted as follows;a. A citation and the main idea in the first sentenceb. The body of the summary should show the key points contained in the source. These should be linked so that the summary forms a cohesive paragraphAs a guideline, each summary should be under 250 words.If you have chosen a longer source (e.g. a journal article) you may summarize the more important section(s) of the source (e.g. the discussion or conclusions section). It is not acceptable to simply paraphrase the abstract provided with a source.3. The paragraph evaluating the source should discuss a number of the following;a. relevanceb. reliability and biasc. currencyd. accuracyWhen evaluating the source, you should refer to details of the source to support your evaluation. You should also refer to your own research project, for example when discussing relevance to your topic and research direction or the need for currency in your sources.4. The reflective paragraph should discuss how the source changed or affected the way you saw your topic, your research process or your ideas for the content of your paper. The following questions may be helpful to guide your reflection;a. Did the source help you to see your topic in a new way? How?b. Did the source influence your research in any way? How?c. Did the source play an important part in helping you decide the sections and supporting points in your outline?
Scholars have often assumed that the cultural achievements of Rome all came from Greek models. Do you agree with the scholars? Explain why or why not using the following media to support your points: sculpture, architecture, and literature.In support of your answer, be sure to include at least one example as evidence from each of the following: Greek sculpture Roman sculpture Greek architecture Roman architecture Greek literature Roman literatureDescribe your examples clearly and explain how they support your essay’s main points.
Office Space Movie AnalysisInstructions: Watch the movie Office space and address the questions below. 1.Explain Peter’s job performance. Make sure to discuss specific examples of Task performance (both routine and adaptive) and Contextual performance (both Occupational Helping Behaviors and Counterproductive Behaviors)2.Review how Peters Job Performance and commitment is being impacted by job satisfactiona.What factors are impacting his satisfaction, think about all of the types of satisfaction discussed (Pay, Supervisor, coworker etc.).b.Think about all of the things that impact the job satisfaction i.Characteristics of the Jobii.Social Comparisoniii.Characteristics of the Organizationiv.General Disposition3.Discuss how Emotions are working to shape Peter’s Satisfaction and Performance4.What other factors do you think are impacting Peter’s Behavior? Explain
Whereas the old rule of thumb was that your rent should be one paycheck a month, or about 25 percent of your income, the typical New York household now spends at least one third of its income on rent, and three in ten renter households pay 50 percent or more, according to the latest New York Housing and Vacancy Survey. (*)This is taken from an essay in Harper’s Magazine by Kevin Baker entitled, “The Death of a Once Great City: The fall of New York and the urban crisis of affluence,” published in the July 2018 issue. Because this is a magazine article, there is no works cited page as there would be if this were a formal research paper, but the information is referenced as coming from a specific published survey – New York Housing and Vacancy Survey. Were this a research paper, there would be a full citation for the source on a works cited page at the end of the essay.*If the source were a book or other print source, the author’s last name and a page number in parentheses would be added at the end of the sentence in the text of the essay along with the full citation at the end of the essay; if the source were from the internet, no page number would be needed, just the author’s last name and full citation at the end.The following is an example of a writer incorporating a quote and giving clear attribution in the text of his essay; it is from the same article by Kevin Baker: “Not long ago a rent-stabilized building would sell for ten or at most twelve times its rent roll – the amount of money, before expenses, that it generates in a year,” wrote journalist Michael Greenberg in a meticulous analysis that appeared in last August’s New York Review of Books. “Today it sells for perhaps thirty or forty times that amount, or ten times what the rent roll would be after regulated tenants have been dislodged.”Notice that Baker not only tells you who is being quoted here, but also adds validation for the person being referenced. It is not just anyone named Michael Greenberg; he is a journalist writing for a respected magazine. You don’t always have to give a full title and date for the source, but you do have to provide some kind of information that shows that the speaker is a credible authority for what he says; for example, investigative journalist, Michael Greenberg wrote, would have worked here as well.Were this a formal research paper, only a page number from a print source in parentheses would be needed at the end of the quote because the author is mentioned in the text of the essay and the full citation of the source is listed alphabetically by author’s last name in the works cited at the end of the essay; therefore, the source is easy to find. The purpose of parenthetical citations in the text of a research essay is always to help the reader locate the full citation information on the works cited list for the source referenced with as little interruption in the flow of the text as possible. If the source were from the internet, which as it happens this one is, no parenthetical citation is needed, only a full citation at the end, as follows:Greenberg, Michael. “Tenants Under Siege: Inside New York City’s Housing Crisis.” The New York Review of Books. August 17, 2017. nybooks.comI am not including the URL address here because to go there now you would be asked to subscribe to the magazine in order to read the full text. The 8th edition of MLA, which you will need to follow for your research paper, says to add the URL at the end of full citations of internet sources. I, however, don’t care if you do or you don’t. What I do care about is the full citation of the actual source on the works cited page and never a URL address by itself. Thankfully when I looked for it back in 2018, the full text was available, so full texts of both Baker and Greenberg’s articles are in LaGuardia’s library E-Reserves. Both are excellent examples of investigative journalism that model good research and well worth reading in full. Do.Paraphrasing and Using Quotes Assignment:Choose one of the sources you are reading for your research and paraphrase a piece of information from it in a short paragraph following the example of Baker’s paraphrase above; include a parenthetical citation at the end of it as needed.Choose the same or another source and find a passage to quote directly from in another short paragraph of your own. Be sure to mention who is being quoted and give some context for their being referenced. Follow the example of Baker’s use of a quote above; include a parenthetical citation at the end of it as needed.
Write an essay on Emirates Airline’s competitive advantage to develop a Perceptual Map for Emirates and its competitors.
y #3: United We Stand; Divided We FallObjective: Using the strategies presented in class and discussed in your They Say, I Say book, compose an academic essay that summarizes and responds to one of the sources in this unit.Prompt: Pick ONE of the sources we have done in this unit. Summarize and respond to the author’s overall argument: What is the author saying about the problems, consequences, and possible solutions of a particular social division? Do you agree, disagree, or some combination of the both? Directions: This is a summary and response essay. You are picking ONE main text to summarize and join the conversation; however, you can bring in other sources (either an outside source or one of the other sources in this unit). If you choose to bring in another source, make sure you connect it to your main source. Sources (choose one as your ‘main’):“The Other Side is not Dumb” “Why America is Self-Segregating” “The New Jim Crow”“Hillbilly Elegy”“The Danger of a Single Story” (TED Talk)“How we are priming some kids for college and others for prison” (TED
Translations by Brian Friel and The Dilemma of a Ghost by Ama Ata Aidoo. The body of your essay must then develop a theory for how this theme is exhibited in the plays. Why and to what effect does the author use this theme? What stage directions or dialogue connects to this theme?
Describe a Calculus related to corona virus.
Describe an important decision in your academic or personal life that you will have to make in the near future. 2. Using the five-step decision-making approach we just described, analyze your decision and conclude with your “best” choice.
