This is going to be an OAT project. OAT (Observe, Analyze, Theorize). Criteria: Each section, is present, easy to identify, and creatively named with subheadings. In other words, don’t call your sections: Introduction, Findings, Discussion, etc.). The project contains at least oner well-placed infographic. Criteria: Each Section, particularly the Introduction and Conclusion, clearly demonstrates several […]
Discipline: English
Prompt Directions 1. In a paragraph, summarize the reading. 2. In an essay, give your opinion on this topic, and support it with reasons and examples from the text and your own experience.Prompt Directions 1. In a paragraph, summarize the reading. 2. In an essay, give your opinion on this topic, and support it with reasons and examples from the text and your own experience.
Introductory paragraph hook There is a hook to captivate readers’ attention that relates to and prepares readers for the essay. Introductory paragraph background Following the hook, you identify or provide readers with necessary background information on the issue or topic under discussion to help them recognize what the issue is or means, why it may […]
We are writing a research essay arguing that your chosen topic has improved or become worse. You can write about anything that has two sides to the argument.We are writing a research essay arguing that your chosen topic has improved or become worse. You can write about anything that has two sides to the argument.
This can be any topic and, after the first two sources, can be journalistics sources if necessary. I need to have a thesis statement that picks a side and there can be no No “I” narrator in this essay. It should include a current rundown of the situation of the topic. Each body paragraph must have at […]
Defining a “man”: What does the novel suggest about the meaning of Include a reference to George St inney. “manhood” in a racially-hostile society?Defining a “man”: What does the novel suggest about the meaning of Include a reference to George St inney. “manhood” in a racially-hostile society?
ENGL 215 (Winter 2024) Gaines, A Lesson before Dying Essay (30% of total grade) Due Sun, Mar 24 before 10:00 p.m. **See late policy on second page. You must pass the draft assignment before submitting the essay. **Reminder: The 215 policy is that use of ChatGPT, Grammarly AI, or any form of writing assistance is […]
It is thought by some that the discourse on the national identity of the Bahamas has historically privileged particular racial or ethnic groups at the exclusion of others and continues to do so.It is thought by some that the discourse on the national identity of the Bahamas has historically privileged particular racial or ethnic groups at the exclusion of others and continues to do so.
Respond to this assertion in an argumentative essay agreeing with the assertion and furnishing support for the view that you advance. Discuss, also, ways to shift the conversation toward a more democratic an inclusive rhetoric. Below is one possible outline or organizational framework offered as a guide to your Researched Argument paper. I. Introductory Paragraph […]
Heroism and Honor in the Shadow of Fate: An Exploration of Free Will in Homer’s “The Iliad”Heroism and Honor in the Shadow of Fate: An Exploration of Free Will in Homer’s “The Iliad”
Outline: Against the backdrop of the timeless Trojan War, Homer’s “The Iliad” serves as a keystone in classical literature, offering a profound exploration of the human condition amidst the turmoil of war. Central to this epic are the intertwined themes of destiny and free will, exemplified through the lives of Achilles and Hector—two iconic figures whose […]
:A critical analysis of the use of language and symbols in Martin Luther king’s”I have a dream “:A critical analysis of the use of language and symbols in Martin Luther king’s”I have a dream “
Project topic:A critical analysis of the use of language and symbols in Martin Luther king’s”I have a dream “ Project proposal: Introduction Chapter 1: 1:study background 2:statement of the problem 3:purpose of the study 4:Research question 5:significance of the study 6:definition of terms Chapter 2: Review of related literature 1:introduction 2:conceptual review 3:theoretical framework 4:Empirical […]
Effective Strategies For Teaching Multiplication Tables & Enhancing Mathematical Problem-Solving Skills For Primary School StudentsEffective Strategies For Teaching Multiplication Tables & Enhancing Mathematical Problem-Solving Skills For Primary School Students
Assignment Requirements: Focus an issue or problem that affects your discipline, society, country, age-group, or gender. Problem that I chose: 70% of my sixth grade students did not receive a passing grade in the mathematics section on their Renaissance test. This is because they do not know their multiplication tables, and they have challenges solving mathematicaI problems. I plan […]
analyze the use of a single word in Beowulf making an argument that deepens, disagrees with, or destabilizes the way that one modern editor has translated (or misunderstood) that word.analyze the use of a single word in Beowulf making an argument that deepens, disagrees with, or destabilizes the way that one modern editor has translated (or misunderstood) that word.
, focus on any one word that appears in Beowulf Choose a word whose meaning, as it is used in the early English text, doesn’t come across fully — nor, perhaps, even accurately — because of the way the class edition presents it. Your word, for instance, might be glossed by the editor or translator in a […]
Graphic Organizer for “Where Are You Going Where Have You Been?” by Joyce Carol OateGraphic Organizer for “Where Are You Going Where Have You Been?” by Joyce Carol Oate
Complete the three column graphic attached below to show how Arnold Friend from Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been? can be viewed in three different ways. Many readers debate whether Arnold Friend is like Satan, the wolf in “Little Red Riding Hood,” or just a plain criminal or psychopath. Use in text citations from the […]