ECE 11 Ashford University Early Childhood Evaluating Program Manuals Project Writing Assignment Help

1.View one of the films on the list below and write a three to six page paper containing the following:

a. A plot synopsis complete enough to demonstrate you actually saw the film.

b. A discussion of the following elements of mise en scene.

1. Story

2. Acting performances

3. Cinematography

2. Discuss the director’s style.

3. Discuss your personal reaction to the film.

4. Papers should be three to six pages for a maximum of 25 points.

Film List:

Alfonso Cuaron Films:

1. Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001)

2. Children of Men (2006)

3. Roma (2019)

Classics and documentary films available on Amazon and Netflix.

Bill Murray Classics

1. Rushmore (1998)

2. Saint Vincent (2014)

3. Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)

Documentary (Errol Morris films)

1. American Dharma (2018)

2. The Fog of War (2003)

3. The Thin Blue Line (1988)

Specifications

Your argumentative essay will be on an environmental topic from the list of options below. Consider your audience for this paper to be your peers. The essay should be between 3 ½ and 4 pages (850 to 1,000 words) in length, not including the cover page, abstract, or reference page. It should be double spaced in Times New Roman 12 point font and must include:

• An introduction, a minimum of 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion
• a clearly articulated thesis that states the claim, position, or stance that your essay will prove in the introduction to your paper
• 4 cited sources, at least 2 of these sources should come from the MDC databases
• At least 4 quotes from your sources
• Topic sentences that focus the discussion in the body paragraphs
• Examples, details, and explanations, and other researched evidence in the body paragraphs that clearly support the claim of your thesis
• Counterarguments and refutations that show you understand the complexity of your argument and can accurately acknowledge the views of the opposition and refute them
• Clear connections between ideas from paragraph to paragraph and within paragraphs (coherence)
• Proper APA style format in the cover page, in the abstract, in the in-text citations, and in the Reference page (see the template and instructional video for creating the APA format)
• Reference page listing a minimum of four sources
• Standard usage, grammar, and mechanics

Important Information

• You will submit your final draft through the Turn-it-in drop box designated for this purpose in the course. Please be aware, that although Turn-it-in does allow for similarities for quotations up to 24% of your paper, any similarity above 24% is considered too high for an original paper and will be flagged as plagiarism.
• You can get help with your paper at any of the campus writing centers, and you can also receive online help via SmartThinking, the online tutoring service provided by the College. This service is available by clicking on SmartThinking in the left-hand menu bar of the course under Tools & Resources.

TOPIC.

1. Where does recycled plastic end up? What solutions to “plastic pollution” are most feasible? Start your thinking on this topic by watching the videos on this page:
   https://www.storyofplastic.org/watch.

Here are some general websites that might provide some useful data for your research:

• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Laws and Regulations:
  https://www.epa.gov/laws-regulations.
• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Data:
  https://www.epa.gov/facts-and-figures-about-materials-waste-and-recycling.
• World Bank Data:
  https://data.worldbank.org/topic/environment.
• United Nations Environment Program:
  https://www.unenvironment.org/regions/north-america.
• 350.org:
  https://350.org/science/.
• NASA on climate change:
  https://climate.nasa.gov/.
• The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC):
  https://www.ipcc.ch/about/.

Specifications

Your argumentative essay will be on an environmental topic from the list of options below. Consider your audience for this paper to be your peers. The essay should be between 3 ½ and 4 pages (850 to 1,000 words) in length, not including the cover page, abstract, or reference page. It should be double spaced in Times New Roman 12 point font and must include:

• An introduction, a minimum of 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion
• a clearly articulated thesis that states the claim, position, or stance that your essay will prove in the introduction to your paper
• 4 cited sources, at least 2 of these sources should come from the MDC databases
• At least 4 quotes from your sources
• Topic sentences that focus the discussion in the body paragraphs
• Examples, details, and explanations, and other researched evidence in the body paragraphs that clearly support the claim of your thesis
• Counterarguments and refutations that show you understand the complexity of your argument and can accurately acknowledge the views of the opposition and refute them
• Clear connections between ideas from paragraph to paragraph and within paragraphs (coherence)
• Proper APA style format in the cover page, in the abstract, in the in-text citations, and in the Reference page (see the template and instructional video for creating the APA format)
• Reference page listing a minimum of four sources
• Standard usage, grammar, and mechanics

Important Information

• You will submit your final draft through the Turn-it-in drop box designated for this purpose in the course. Please be aware, that although Turn-it-in does allow for similarities for quotations up to 24% of your paper, any similarity above 24% is considered too high for an original paper and will be flagged as plagiarism.
• You can get help with your paper at any of the campus writing centers, and you can also receive online help via SmartThinking, the online tutoring service provided by the College. This service is available by clicking on SmartThinking in the left-hand menu bar of the course under Tools & Resources.

This is my topic:

How is biodiversity important to a thriving planet? What are the dangers of the high rate of species extinction that the planet is facing? What are the proposed solutions to this problem and how effective will they be? Start your research by reading this article:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2019/05/06/one-million-species-face-extinction-un-panel-says-humans-will-suffer-result/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.98fc33bfad58

The book we use in this class: Communication Pathways By: Joseph M. Valenzano III, Melissa A. Broeckelman-Post, Erin S. Parcell

PTP 4 – Dialogic Communication / Chapter 4

Instructions: After reading the textbook chapter, answer the prompts below. To receive full credit, each response should be written as a complete paragraph (5-7 sentences in length) and incorporate key concepts and vocabulary from the textbook. Save the file to your computer, and then upload a copy to Canvas to submit your responses. Be prepared to share some of your thoughts during our class discussion.

1. What is the difference between dialogue, monologue, and debate? Explain and give an example of each of these three types of interaction.

______________________

2.Watch Sarah Steimel’s Ted Talk about Invitational Rhetoric at this link:

What is invitational rhetoric? What are the similarities and differences between dialogic communication and invitational rhetoric?

________________________________________________________

3. We often use “you” statements instead of “I” statements, which can escalate conflicts and make conversations seem much more accusatory or defensive than they should. Think back to conversations that you have had over the last few days and list four “you” statements that either you or your conversation partner used in those conversations. Under each of those four statements, write an “I” statement that might have been more appropriate to use in that conversation.