Tag Archives: judgment

What is the decision you could make from the data set if you could magically snap your fingers and have the data.

Create Dataset with at least 30 observations Create your own dataset that includes at least 30 observations for four different variables, i.e. minimum 30 rows, 4 columns You have created a copy of the raw data and labeled the sheet ‘Raw Data’ You have renamed the sheet you are working with ‘Analysis.’ The first step […]

Compare the Partial Franchise Disclosure Document information using the statutory specifications found in Part 436 – Disclosure Requirements and Prohibitions Concerning Franchising (Electronic Code of Federal Regulations).

Topic: Franchise agreement Case: Complying with Federal Regulations for Franchises You have operated one of your property sites as a prototype for the franchise operation. The properties are all in upscale locations that support the restaurant’s thematic dessert profile. This new site has test-marketed the franchise concept with the patented dessert brand, “Brain Freeze,” that […]

Give a brief explanation of the impact of the way the skills model is employed on the tribal stage of the organization.

Conduct research to find a team or organization that shows clear evidence that it uses the skills model of leadership. Use the research you conduct to determine your best judgment regarding the organization or team’s tribal stage. Acting as an outside consultant, create a report for the organization’s leadership that addresses the following: 1. A […]

Explain the role of professional judgment and practical knowledge for improving the literacy development of all students across content areas

Rationale of how writing standards can support learning in all content areas Two examples of how teachers in your department can integrate writing to enhance learning in your content area Two examples of writing strategies that teachers can use to engage students in diverse perspectives and various kinds of learning in your content area Two […]

Explain how each narrative you choose would work in counterpoint with other texts in the unit in question. Then explain how these texts would work across units on the syllabus.

Paper detalis: Your assignment for the final exercise is to suggest one more narrative for each unit of the class: detection, confession, and judgment. This narrative can be a literary text: a short story, a novella, a novel, a narrative poem. Or it can be a non-literary text, e.g., a work of history, a political […]

Discuss,Consider the relationship between writer, audience/reader, and purpose. Who are you as a writer? A fan of the topic? Someone involved in the topic? Who would be interested in reading this topic, or in knowing about it? What is your evaluation’s purpose?

EVALUATION ESSAYObjectives Write a persuasive evaluation Use and cite a source in the essay Essay length–minimum 500 wordsAssignmentApply evaluation elements to a subject you like or dislike. Subjects may include something related to your major, a form of entertainment (a movie, book, magazine, sports team, vacation destination, etc.), a practical topic (a computer, car, newspaper, […]

Using a combination of summary and analysis, examine the source on a critical level. Determine what the source’s purpose (thesis) is, and how it arrives at that goal.

For this essay, you will select one of the sources you have found through your preliminary research about your research topic. Which source you choose is up to you; however, it should be substantial enough that you will be able to talk about it at length, and intricate enough that it will keep you (and […]

What is your overall opinion of the exhibit? On what basis has this opinion been formulated? That is, tell the reader what you think and how you arrived at this judgment. What did you expect to learn? To what extent – and how effectively – were your expectations met?

1. What is your overall opinion of the exhibit? On what basis has this opinion been formulated? That is, tell the reader what you think and how you arrived at this judgment. What did you expect to learn? To what extent – and how effectively – were your expectations met? Did you nod in agreement […]