1.Identify the topic of the paper –what is this research about? What is the main question the researchers are trying to answer? 2.Discuss the methods used in the research. Does the article use qualitative or quantitative methods?Based on the course material, explain why you judged so. 3.Identify which method is used –e.g., survey, census data, […]
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What is climate forcing? How have humans contributed to climate forcing? Be specific, and talk about one of the following: greenhouse gas emission or albedo.
What is climate forcing? How have humans contributed to climate forcing? Be specific, and talk about one of the following: greenhouse gas emission or albedo. What should you include in the paper? (These are meant to be ideas/hints – you don’t have to (and won’t be able to) include every one of these in each […]
Does the credibility support or undermine the article’s claims in any important ways?Discuss
In this assignment, provide a sentence to share which article you are referring to so that you can best communicate with your peers. Include a link to your selection. • Explain how the argument contains or avoids bias. i. Provide specific examples to support your explanation. ii. What assumptions does it make? • Discuss the […]
According to you, which example of masculinities stood out the most from the article? Provide three examples of how that ma Discuss.
Topic: According to Copeland’s Moonlight (2016) review the film covers significant ground in the realm of examples of Black masculinities. According to you, which example of masculinities stood out the most from the article? Provide three examples of how that ma Paper details: uploaded requirements in materials
What kinds of methods and design choices have we covered in class that you see in your article? Which are new to you? Do you believe they’re most appropriate given what the article is claiming?Discuss.
This activity explores research. The setup: Find and read a quantitative research article from a field that you find interesting. This article can later be used in your Final Project, so pick something you really are interested in. Upload the PDF of the article and a PDF that includes: 1. The article citation This must […]
What surprised you? What challenged you? What did you find interesting in the article?Discuss
Please read Reading 1 on Intercultural Communication and the Workplace : Discuss your response to the article . What surprised you? What challenged you? What did you find interesting in the article?
Develop an article (of quality that could be ready for submission to Kai Tiaki (NZNO journal)) for the purpose of teaching nurses about Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Māori Health.
Paper details: Read: Warne, K. (2020, July 12). Fanaticism and the Eskimo Pie. E-Tangata. “… any of us in Aotearoa who value a just society should welcome the chance to take part in this moment of reckoning” (para 20) Deepen understanding: Use e-library resources to locate and read recent research that explores the reasons for […]
What were some of the other challenges that Native Americans or priests faced during this time? Explain why. Provide examples from the reading.
What is the main argument of the article? How does the author prove it? What was the purpose of the Spanish Mission System in California? When was it established and where? Who is Father Mariano Payeras? What are his duties? Why does he struggle with his mission duties? 4. What were some of the other […]
Based on Bergo’s article and Professor Gould’s Power Point lectures, do you believe that Freud is a misogynist? Why or why not? (Be sure to argue rigorously for your conclusion)
Assignment: Many theorists claim that Freud holds antiquated sexist views on women. Based on Bergo’s article and Professor Gould’s Power Point lectures, do you believe that Freud is a misogynist? Why or why not? (Be sure to argue rigorously for your conclusion)
What does the article say about the interaction capacity of the actors mentioned?Discuss.
Article :Buzan, Barry & Little, Richard. 2000. International Systems in World History: Remaking the Study of International Relations.Oxford: Oxford University Press. At the seminar, we will examine each of the major topics – (1) the early origins of international systems, (2) the emergence of the modern state, and (3) the long-term trajectory of the international […]
