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About me: I have been a pescatarian for 12 years. I don’t eat red meat or chicken only shrimp and fish. I drink almond milk. I attempt to limit my dairy. We have a very significant relationship with food. We believe it keeps us alive. We believe it gives us energy. We believe it makes us feel good. §  We believe it makes us fat. §  We believe it helps us lose weight. §  We are in love with it. We hate it. §  We keep eating it. How does food shape your lifestyle OR how does your lifestyle dictate the food you eat? Are you an on-the-go drive-through person or do you prepare every meal at home no matter how busy you are? No need to spew pompous half truths here. Dish! We want to know who you are and how you eat. Following guidelines in the MLA and Composition Examples folder, please post your two-paragraph response (including two citations from the reading and screening) before reading other comments. These articles from the text, Food Matters, present a well rounded perspective about our struggle to make sense of our eating habits.  Answering this post should help you begin to focus on the main point of the first essay. Write truthfully; you will not be able to carry enhancements through your narrative.

Core Assignment 1: Literacy Narrative A Literacy Narrative can be a story about how we form our identities through language. In this assignment you will write about your own experiences with writing, reading, and learning language(s), and how those experiences have shaped the person you are today. Create a narrative essay – an essay which expresses one or more stories in order to make a point. Think of the various ways you would describe yourself to someone who doesn’t know you. How would you describe the language you use? What languages and language communities are you part of? How have those communities changed over time and why? What were your important early experiences of reading and writing? How did those experiences affect the way you read and write now? What stereotypes do you think people may have about you and other people in a language community you’re in? What are some stories you could tell about how you’ve been misunderstood or just not fully known because people draw conclusions about people who are “like you?” How do language and literacy come into play in your story? What words have been associated with people in your group(s)? Why is the particular language associated with your group(s) significant? What’s the history of the language or the words you consider important in your story and that have been used to describe you? There are many ways to organize your essay, but you need to have at least one story (narrative) or multiple shorter stories that are tied together. This assignment asks you to experiment and be creative. There are infinite ways to interpret the assignment prompt, and if you are wondering if a certain interpretation falls within the bounds of the assignment, it probably does! (But feel free to ask if you’re unsure.) The goal of this assignment will be to start with personal observation and move outward to face what those observations reveal about the world. Assessment Narrative (30%) Do you tell a compelling story or stories with realistic dialogue, sensory description, and details? Do you avoid cliches, generalizations, and vague reflections? Thesis/ Analysis (30%) What is the thesis or the “so what” of the piece? What insight does it offer? What argument does it make about the relationship between language and identity? Do you think about language and communities to provide an analytical component to your piece? Organization (20%) Does the organization make sense and add to the meaning of the piece? Is it interesting and logical? Style, Grammar, Editing (10%) Process (10%) Do you complete your first draft, give feedback to your peer partner(s) on theirs, and provide a writer’s letter with your first draft? With your final draft, have you attended to the tasks in your writer’s letter with an attached note that described what you added after getting feedback? Specs: 2.5-3 pages, double-spaced, Times New Roman or similar font, 12pt, 1-inch margins 15% of course grade

Read the article and then create 5 questions, the questions will be graded on creativity, originality, and thoughtfulness. Here are examples of a bad question, an okay question, and a great question. Great question: “How does manipulating the transmission rate affect the evolution of virulence in a horizontally transmitted pathogen?” Bad: ” Why is this the shortest paper I have ever read?” okay question: “I’m not sure what is going on with Figure 1. What does the author mean by “features” of the spike protein? “

Write a response to the article in the form of a well-developed paragraph. How does the writer, Derek Thompson, compare workism to a new American religion? Is he successful in this comparison? Overall is the writer’s argument convincing? What examples of “workism” have you seen in your life? You may use first person for this paragraph, but avoid “I think,” “I feel,” or “I believe.” The writer of this article uses first person, but he does not make those kinds of statement anywhere in the article. Be like Derek.

In this reflective writing , I would like to agree or disagree & explain why ? And used examples in our day to day to answer to respond to this reflective writing . You can cited a source if needed but it is not recommended Please Reflect on this writing below : In the reading, Internal and external factors that encourage or discourage health behaviors, external factors include social support, media, socioculture/political/economic factors, biologic, health care system, environmental stressors, and societal laws and regulations (Cole et al., 1992). Cumulatively, these factors make up a large portion of the Social Determinants of Health, which are, “the range of personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health status (Healthy People, 2020)”. Social determinants of health reflect the social factors and physical conditions of the environment in which people are born, live, learn, play, work, and age. Also known as social and physical determinants of health, they impact a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes. Some examples of social support factors include availability of resources to meet daily needs, social norms and attitudes, exposure to crime, violence, and social disorder, social support and social interactions, quality schools, and transportation options (Healthy People, 2020). Both access to health services and the quality of health services can impact health. Lack of access, or limited access, to health services greatly impacts an individual’s health status. Some other examples of barriers within the health care system are lack of availability, high cost, lack of insurance coverage, and limited language access which leads to unmet health needs, delays in receiving appropriate care, inability to get preventive services, and hospitalizations that could have been prevented (Healthy People, 2020). Resources: Cole, G. E., Holtgrave, D. R., Ríos, N. M. (n.d.). Internal and external factors that encourage or discourage health behaviors. Retrieved from https://www.orau.gov/cdcynergy/soc2web/Content/activeinformation/resources/Health_Behavior_Factors.pdf Determinants of Health | Healthy People 2020. (2020). Retrieved 1 September 2020, from https://www.healthypeople.gov/2020/about/foundation-health-measures/Determinants-of-Health

Tell us your story. What unique opportunities or challenges have you experienced throughout your high school career that have shaped who you are today?

NEEDS TO BE 700 words! Select your policy area of specialization and then identify the qualitative research strategy deemed most appropriate. Explain the nature of your project’s design. How would you approach data collection and storage? Why? I need this done in AUTHOR-DATE Turabian Format Needs to be written well! Try to use this references Tolley, Elizabeth E., Stacey M. Succop, Elizabeth T. Robinson, Natasha Mack, and Priscilla R. Ulin. Qualitative Methods in Public Health: A Field Guide for Applied Research. 2nd ed. San-Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2016.

  Paragraph one: Utilizing the data collected, discuss a social factor that might impact what groceries are purchased. Try to be as specific to your community as possible (location, availability, poverty levels, etc.) ·       Paragraph two: Utilizing the data collected, discuss another social factor that might impact what groceries are purchased. Try to be as specific to your community as possible (location, availability, poverty levels, etc.) ·       Paragraph three: Discuss how a community health nurse (CHN) could use one of the 17 intervention categories from the Public Health Intervention Wheel to address areas of food security ·       Resources: Where did you find your data? The name of the store and location and the list of groceries is sent to you

Read the assigned article, essay, or text section and then take a moment to think about what you’ve read. In 400 words or more, express your thoughts and response to the reading. This response should be an exercise in critical-thinking about the text. Direction: write 400 words exactly or more.  And please include Include at least “1 Direct Quote” from the reading. You may choose any Quote that stood out to you and emphasize on it through the reading or just express your thoughts and response to the reading in your own words. What did you think of it? Why is it significant? Did you agree or disagree with the message(s) found in it? Why? What was the message or purpose of this reading? Do you see any connections between this reading and other readings and/or your portfolio topic (or potential topics)?   Note! at the end of the Essay, please conclude and include this sentence, please write “that this reading had a connection to my portfolio/topic. That this reading is also relevant today as my topic is also relevant today which is Technology and Technology strives man kind to keep working and keep moving forward”.   Notes:  Please Do not Forget to include “1 Direct Quote” from the reading” and  Do not Forget to include to add my sentence i wrote above that you must add to the end of the essay.   And No Do Not Forget to include “Work  Cited” page   Also I will provided the file in Word file that has the reading material, just be aware “both files are the same”.  I provided 2 files incase the link is broken for the reading. you may use any file i provided.

A personal response essay can take many forms, but typically it includes a short summary as well as statement of the “point” of the short story. It should also include the general impression the piece had on you personally, and any thoughts or ideas it prompted that you may not have considered before. The conclusion can focus on the question of its relevance with respect to contemporary issues, both individual and social. What does the story explore and reveal regarding human nature and society? What are the larger implications of the issues that the story is dealing with? Response papers are, generally, a mixture of personal and critical (analytical) writing. A paper that is mainly summary will not score well. You may write your response on the story listed below: “The Things They Carried,” 609