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For this Project Assignment, think about common trends in public health leadership, or critical areas of need for leadership in the field. Prepare a literature review of scholarly articles related to your topic ( Effect of Leadership on Smoking Cessation !!). This review should contain a minimum of 10 peer-reviewed or scholarly resources. Additionally, based on your conducted review of the current literature, create a problem statement that addresses identified gaps while incorporating implications for positive social change. Located within the Learning Resources for the week, you may find the information from Walden’s Online Writing Center helpful for your completion of the assignment.

• For this Project Assignment, think about common trends in public health leadership, or critical areas of need for leadership in the field.
• Prepare a literature review of scholarly articles related to your topic in public health leadership. This review should contain a minimum of 10 peer-reviewed or scholarly resources.
• Based on what you find in the current public health leadership literature, Create a problem statement, (Learn how to write a good one) It must addresses:
  • Identified gaps while incorporating implications for positive social change

Literature Review and Problem Statement (6–7 pages, APA format):

The Literature Review section should be written in the narrative form integrating concepts from the articles you find. The section should include:

• A synthesis of a minimum of 10 peer-reviewed, scholarly resources that give the reader a good overview of the issue. The section should show the reader common trends in public health leadership, or critical areas of need for leadership in the field
• A description of theoretical gaps in the research area – Based on the research you just did in leadership, what seems to be missing (Theoretical gaps)?
• Problem Statement should include:
  • An explanation of the specific problem that addresses identified gaps within the literature – If you are not sure of what a problem statement should include look it up. I’ll be looking for good comprehensive statements
  • An explanation of how your problem statement incorporates implications for positive social change – As students at Walden, “We” are preparing to become agents of social change, based on your leadership topic, the research you just did and the gaps you found how would you be a social agent for change?

For this week’s assignment you will choose ONE film that is a known motion picture that you enjoy and deals with an aspect(s) of Multicultural issues. The film can be a current/recent film or a film that is from a different era of the last 60-70 years. It can be a Drama, Tragedy, Historical Narrative, or a Comedy if the comedy that looks to make a point and comment about culture and society.

This film should have something to say about societal, cultural, political, racial, religious or relational issues that we may be dealing with today or have dealt with as a nation. The thrust and emphasis of the story for your film should surround a topic that we have been wrestling with so far in this course. Issues may include African American issues, education, Asian American issues, poverty, immigration, racial history in America, assimilation, films that deal with the rise and individuals of the LGBTQ movement or films that deal with social change, political change, ethnic or racial problems, historical looks at our past and the wrongs we may have done and what we learn now. Choose a film YOU want to watch and can be passionate about.

There 20 Questions. This is worth 100 pts.

Please reflect on our previous lesson #5 where we discussed Play (Hodge) analysis for your midterm assignment.

As your watching the film, answer the questions below to the best of your ability. Your answers should explain how well you understand the story, the plot, its structure, the characters and the relevant action of the story/film. Please spend time with your answers. These questions require some thought. You must express how you believe your conclusions to these questions impact the action of the story and the characters.

TITLE OF FILM: _______________________________________

Given Circumstances:

1. Geographical location, including climate:

2. Date; year, season, time of day:

3. Economic environment (What is the ECONOMY like for the Characters? How does it affect them?)

4. Political environment (Who is IN- CHARGE in the relationships? Who or what has the power?)

5. Social environment (what are the characters SOCIAL NORMS? How/who do they CONDUCT themselves with? How does that affect the story)

6. Religious environment (what effect does RELIGION/ FAITH or the LACK OF RELIGION/FAITH play and affect your story?)

Play Structure

7. Who is the Protagonist and what does he or she ultimately want or hopes to achieve by the end of the story? (Their “Super Objective”?)

8. Who is the Antagonist and what does he or she ultimately want or hopes to achieve by the end of the story? (Their “Super Objective”?)

9. List the Inciting Event (the event before the story starts that sets up the action.)

10. List the Stasis (how does the world of the story open and exist?)

11. List the Intrusion (that moment or event that provokes the present action into motion // breaks the stasis)

12. List events in the story of the Rising Action. (The dramatic events leading to climax)

13. List the major Crisis moment(s) 6-8 examples

14. List the Climax

15. List the Resolution // The Return to Stasis ( the way the world is now)

CONCLUSIONS: (Please flesh out your conclusions and explain how your conclusions affect the overall idea and intent of the film-makers.)

1. How does the clash of desire, will, and objective between the Protagonist and the Antagonists help provide the dramatic conflict for the story and shape the overall idea of the film and the film makers intent?

2. In your opinion, what is the major social, political, cultural or relational issue that this film is speaking to and why? What do you believe is the overriding point or theme of your film and what you believe the filmmakers are trying to convey about that issue?

3. How does this film help to shape your own overall outlook at Multicultural issues and the problems we face as a society? Do you believe that this film can help with the issue(s) and conversations about what the film speaks to? Why or why not?

Collab-Write a short poem about yourself using rhyming couplets. It could be as short as 4 -6 lines, but it could be longer if you wish.

If you are not comfortable writing poetry to share, then focus on an incident from your childhood, and tell a story. We all have a good and a bad side, just as Poe did. Tell about a time when your bad side got you into trouble. On the other hand, you could also write about a time when your good side took over, and you did something that made you stand out.

U3L1JWrite a paragraph describing a place where you really feel (or felt) alone. It could be a room, a house, another building of some sort, or it could be an outdoor place. Use descriptive language to give your reader a feeling of desolation and/or feeling isolated.

Collab-Read over the poem a few more times. Then think about countries that are struggling with immigration problems. It might be illegal immigration, such as the United States and the problems with illegal immigrants from Mexico and Central America. It could be the current situation concerning the Syrian migration, the people trying to get away from the war in Syria by going through Greece and up through Hungary trying to get to Germany and other northern European countries. What connections can you make between any of these situations and Kipling’s poem? Share your thoughts, and then respond to the thoughts of at least one other classmate.

U3L2J-Do you think this poem has meaning in today’s times? How could it be applied to our current culture and time period?

Collab-Let’s go back now to the Johnny Cash site. And this time, listen to some performances of other songs. When you have sampled some, listen to this one. It’s a song recorded with another superstar of music, Bob Dylan. Can you find similar themes in this song and “Folsom Prison Blues”? What are the similarities? Do the songs create a similar mood? Why or why not? Share your thoughts about the song “One Too Many Mornings” and “Folsom Prison Blues.” Then read the thoughts of at least two other classmates and comment on their thoughts.

U3L3J-Now it’s your turn to write in Johnny Cash’s style. Imagine you are grounded (or serving detention at school), and write a poem or song (at least 3 stanzas) in the style of Folsom Prison Blues. Think of the sound you might hear that would make it feel even worse that you couldn’t go outside, just like the sound of the train reinforces it for the prisoner. What would you miss? What would you imagine others are doing? Post your poem in your journal for this lesson.

For this assignment, first review the background materials with a
focus on Hersey and Blanchard’s Situational Leadership model. Make sure
you are familiar with the four leadership styles covered in the
situational approach including Directing, Coaching, Supporting, and
Delegating, and situations where you are supposed to use these four
styles.

Also, familiarize yourself with the more complex Path Goal model and
Fiedler’s Contingency model. You don’t need to know these two models in
as much detail as the Situational model to complete this assignment, but
make sure you understand the main idea of these models as well as some
of their main advantages and disadvantages.

Once you have finished your reading and research, write a 4- to
5-page paper answering the following questions below. Make sure to cite
at least one of the required background readings in each answer, and to
cite at least three of the required or optional readings total in your
paper:

1. For each of the following scenarios, explain which of the four
   leadership styles covered in the Situational model best applies to the
   situation. Explain your reasoning for your choice.
   1. You are in charge of a team of architects. They are highly skilled
      but have strong opinions and do not necessarily follow instructions.
      These architects are independent thinkers who are used to doing things
      their own way.
   2. You are in charge of a fast food restaurant. The employees are all
      teenagers who have not yet graduated from high school, and for most of
      them this is their first job.
   3. You are the supervisor for a team of software engineers. They are
      all highly skilled and highly motivated, and are used to working
      independently. All of them believe in the mission of the company.
2. For the above situations, how hard would it be to apply the Fiedler
   Contingency model or the Path Goal model to choose a leadership style?
   Would it be easy, or would you require a lot more information about each
   of the situations? You don’t need to actually apply these two models,
   just discuss how difficult it might be to apply these models.
3. Of the three models (Situational, Fiedler Contingency, Path Goal),
   which one do you think is the most useful for the real world? Explain
   your reasoning.
4. Follow the assignment instructions closely and follow all steps listed in the instructions
5. Stay focused on the precise assignment questions, don’t go off on
   tangents or devote a lot of space to summarizing general background
   materials
6. List supporting references and cite sources in proper format
7. Use appropriate writing style in essay form (organization, grammar, and spelling).
8. Include both a bibliography and in-text citations. See the Student Guide to Writing a High-Quality Academic Paper,
   including pages 13-14 on in-text citations. Another resource is the
   “Writing Style Guide”, which is found under “My Resources” in the TLC
   portal.