Category: Essay

Urban India Slumdog Urbanism Order Description Write one single page Memo which should cover the article and film below: Weinstein, Liza. 2014. The Durable Slum. Ch1. Becoming Asia’s Largest Slum Film: Slum on Sale (or Slumdog Millionaire) you need to first summarize the readings and then raise one or two questions in the end. the […]

creating a classroom activity using a movie Order Description usinguse Snow-white movie. And create an activity about adjectives. Using the seven dwarfs names for the adjectives “Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy” design a classroom English language activity that integrate the four language skills. The paper should include 1- a rational for the reason […]

Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest You will be assessed on • The use of an evidence base to support the presentation, • The use of Vancouver referencing style, • Exploration of themes and constructing an argument situated in paramedic practice • Academic writing conventions Task Patient survival and quality of life post cardiac arrest have […]

Evidence selection and critical appraisal using CASP PART 1: Students are to develop a question to address the area of uncertainty, and demonstrate their ability to use the PICO or PS framework, and document a systematic method to search literature. Students should complete the worksheet provided and document their searchable question, key search terms, and […]

Promoting Positive Health Behaviors One strategy that has proven effective for improving population health outcomes is screening. Screening programs for breast, cervical, prostate, and colon cancer allow for early detection and treatment, thereby improving health outcomes. Advocates of early screening programs have sought to inform populations at risk of the value of participating in early […]

Media, Culture and Everyday Life Student Learning Outcomes Assessed 1. Competencies in foundational concepts in media theory; 2. The ability to critically analyse and interrogate the social and cultural dynamics of media technologies and their uses and impacts on everyday life; 3. Skills in scholarly inquiry, specifically: critical thinking, analytical reading and writing, independent learning and intellectual autonomy; 4. Preliminary skills in conducting research and information literacy. Task Description One of the main aims of this course is to identify key concepts and theories that help us to understand the social and cultural implications of media. Concepts are theoretical tools that help us to think about and explain real world examples of media. The aim of this assessment is to develop skills in understanding what makes a theory or a concept important to a discipline and to trace how they develop and evolve over time. You will also develop skills in locating how theories of media are deployed in research and evaluating how well the concepts they generate meet the “reality test” in terms of being relevant to understanding contemporary media forms. To complete this assignment you must select a media theorist from one of the first 5 weeks of the course. Stick to the main scholars we discuss (E.g. Paddy Scannell, Marshall McLuhan, Manuel Castells, Nicholas Couldry). If you are unsure as to who would make a good case study for this assignment, just ask your tutor. However, you may not choose Roger Silverstone (Week 2 Lecture), as he will be our example for discussing the assignment in lectures and tutorials. The goal of your essay is to assess the relevance of your selected theorist for understanding contemporary media. Using the academic resources discussed in the lectures, you will need to research the impact of your selected scholar’s ideas by locating at least four recent research articles​ from academic journals and books that apply them to understanding contemporary examples of media. By recent, we mean that the articles must be published from 2009 onwards. These sources should come from outside the course readings and be a product of your own research on the topic. In your essay critically assess the theories that your scholar is associated with. What are the main ideas and concepts your scholar is associated with? How have transformations in media challenged the utility of these ideas? How valuable are they in helping us explain contemporary media forms? While the structure of your essay may vary, it might be useful to think of your essay as including at least three distinct sections: ● Introduce the scholar and discuss their relevant ideas and concepts for understanding media. What aspects of media do they attempt to explain or focus on? Is the scholar closely associated with a particular approach or group of scholars? Can you describe the intellectual milieu they are working in? ● How have the theories and concepts been applied in current research? Review the four research articles you uncovered in terms of how they develop and apply the concept as well as how they advance our understanding of contemporary media. ● Lastly, critically assess the value of the scholar’s ideas and concepts. Identify what it helps us explain about contemporary media. How is it useful in understanding the relationship between contemporary media and everyday life? How might the concept need to develop to increase its utility? Naturally, you must include a List of References with your essay and it must be formatted […]

Historical Profile Essay on Dwight Eisenhower A biography or autobiography must be one of the sources, no Encyclopedias. Another sources must be from Dwight Eisenhower, a speech,published diary, book of published letters, an essay, speech,sermon etc written by Dwight Eisenhower. The essay needs to be 4-6 page profile of Eisenhower, not including the biographical sketch […]

Management Question: What differentiates good from bad jobs? What are the current trends in ‘job quality’? What HRM practices or other factors produce ‘good jobs’? In your answer, consider the components of ‘good jobs’ and ‘bad jobs’ (aka ‘job quality’) as drawn from a number of sources, and make a list of what you see […]

Research Critique-QUANTITATIVE STUDY Prepare a critical analysis of a QUANTITATIVE study focusing on protection of human participants, data collection, data management and analysis, problem statement, and interpretation of findings. Each study analysis will be 1,000-1,250 words and submitted in one document. As with the assignments in Topics 1-3, this should connect to your identified practice […]

Property Coverage The Section I property coverages provide different types of coverage to an insured individual. For each of the following coverages briefly describe the type of coverage provided and give an example of a loss that would be covered. • Coverage A—Dwelling • Coverage B—Other Structures • Coverage C—Personal Property • Coverage D—Loss of […]