Final Reading Review

Reading review you are asked to submit a 6 page synopsis of the course readings in lieu of Reading Presentations mark as noted in course outline, which was distributed before the transfer to online learning.  You may include some discussion responses if these help demonstrate your understanding of the ideas. You may write more about some readings than others but it is expected that you show clear evidence that you have read the articles.  An A+ document will weave some thoughtful connection between readings and show ‘take aways’ that influence your thinking about dance in education.  Personal connections may be there for some of the readings. An A document will effectively summarize readings with some personal connections and some synthesis of meaning. An A – document will summarize some readings and reiterate ideas from the material.  There may be some attempt at making connections that lack cohesion.

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Washington Black

In the novel, Wash experiences overt and brutal racism while at other times, well-intentioned (perhaps) white people are tone-deaf to the impact of their words on Wash and the potential offense and real pain their words bring him. Write a paper that explores racism vs tone-deafness in Washington Black. You may argue they are both examples of racism. Make sure to carefully examine his relationship with Titch. Then, educate yourself on societal white tone-deafness, and propose a solution that has broader implications for social healing. You should also take time to consider how Titch, though he physically frees Wash, is responsible for Wash’s mental and psychological oppression and argue whether Wash overcomes the oppression and how. (a growing list of potential research terms: institutional racism, white fragility, power of words, objectification, Marxism and critical race theory)   In “The Silencing of Black Scientists,” Edugyan asks, “If science is like a conversation, what is lost in the silences?” Write a paper that explores how the book answers that question by tracing the development of Wash’s voice. Educate yourself on other examples and their implications of lost black genius from history, and explain how these examples fit the broader “so what?” In other words, why should we care about inclusivity in the sciences? (terms: colonized black bodies, colonized black minds, lost black bodies, lost black minds, inclusivity)

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Philosophical Ideas of Thomas Hobbes

Summarize some of the philosophical ideas of Thomas Hobbes that were discussed in Chapter 9 of Tannhauser. Explain how these ideas are shown in a piece of Hobbes’ work that Tannhauser discusses in the chapter. Support with examples. Explain how these ideas are shown in a second piece of Hobbes’ work that Tannhauser discusses. Support with examples.

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Indigenous Policy

Discuss factors of effective policy design in indigenous settings, investigate history of ineffective policy for NZ, Australia & Canada with examples of tokenism. I have papers and proposal I can send to successful writer, but would prefer a full literature review included.

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Pros and Cons of Marijuana

Discuss the Pros and Cons of Marijuana

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Writing a Resume

Please complete the LinkedIn Learning course Writing a Resume with Stacey Gordon. This will take more than 2 hours of time and you will earn a grade for the certificate of completion. Upload your completion certificate. Assignment 7 a: Writing a Resume – LinkedIn Learning video Assignment 7 a: Writing a Resume – LinkedIn Learning video

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Conflict with Reality

Reflect on the image that the group of young men (the narrator and his friends) have of themselves. How does the image that the men have of themselves conflict with the reality of their lives? Throughout the course of the story, how do the young men experience a crisis of identity?  What events trigger this crisis of identity? Are the characters changed for the better or for the worse? What is the lesson learned from these events? Your post should be at least one paragraph of 5-7 sentences.“Greasy Lake” story below??https://textsandforms.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/boyle_greasylake-1.pdf

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Publication about Nonprofit Hospitals

Hospitals, hospitals, hospitals! Once again, visit RAND at https://www.rand.org/topics/hospitals.html and find a publication about nonprofit hospitals. Choose one publication and: Create a 100-150 word summary of the publication using the advice at https://courses.lumenlearning.com/suny-englishcomp1v2/chapter/how-to-write-a-summary/. Create an APA formatted reference for the publication. Create an annotated reference (or annotated bibliography) for the publication using https://guides.library.cornell.edu/annotatedbibliography as a guide. Using approximately 100 words, argue whether the article is complete and delivers what it promises to its reader. Share your annotated reference and argument with the class. You may want to take note of what others post because their publications may be useful for course assignments! To earn full credit, post an annotated reference with its accompanying argument and post a substantive response to at least two class members.

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Literacy Autobiography

For this paper, you will write your own literacy autobiography. What is a literacy autobiography? Kori Morgan provides a thorough overview for how to plan and draft your literacy autobiography here, “How to Write a Literacy Autobiography.” Morgan suggests that “Writing a literacy autobiography is your chance to tell a compelling story of how your past experiences with written and spoken words have created your present-day relationship with language.” link to read: https://penandthepad.com/write-literacy-autobiography-1490.html But this is a 21st century literacy autobiography, so in addition to writing about your past experiences with written and spoken words, you should also talk about your past experiences with media and technology. Since it is an autobiography, it is of course suitable to write in the first-person. In other words, you can say, “I.” Your paper should consist of multiple well-developed paragraphs. And it should include a clear beginning, middle, and end (narrative) and it should provide some key insight or conclusion (analysis).

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Suicide within Military Ranks

Hypothesis: Military personnel with a strong Christian foundation are less likely to commit suicide than those who do not have a relationship with Christ. Research Question: Over the past 20 years has there been more suicides by non-believing military personnel than their Christian brethren? Disciplines Incorporated: Religion and Psychology Justification: As more military personnel take their own lives, it’s beneficial to investigate whether or not a healthy relationship with higher power can alleviate the reasoning that pushes them to choose suicide.

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