paraphrase the section of “Ads Implant False Memories” by Jonah Lehrer. “This idea [the false experience effect], simple as it seems, requires us to completely re-imagine our assumptions about memory. It reveals memory as a ceaseless process, not a repository of inert information. The recall is altered in the absence of the original stimulus, becoming … Read more
Read Chapter 1, “Inside Colleges and Universities,” and Chapter 2, “Writing Process and Reflection,” in An Insider’s Guide to Academic Writing. Expand and revise your focused freewrite from the first day of class, placing information from the text into conversation with your own experiences and opinions. After reading about the conventions and processes of academic … Read more
Baby and Toddler Milestones, Dr. Lisa Shulman Review this information to become acquainted with how an annotated bibliography is put together. How to prepare an annotated bibliography: The annotated bibliography. (n.d.). Cornell University Library. Review this information on the differences between primary and secondary resources. Primary and secondary sources. (n.d.). Ithaca College Library. In the … Read more
Policy Study 1: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act by Feb 7, 2022. Policy Study 2: Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act by Mar 4, 2022. Research each policy and respond to the discussion questions below. 1. How has the health policy transformed health care delivery? 2. What are the positive and negative effects of … Read more
Title slide: Provide the names of all team members, title of assignment that clearly indicates the topic of the presentation, course and section number, and date.Body: The slides should be easily read, and any images used should be properly referenced.Using the Notes area, include a script on each slide detailing what would be said during … Read more
While it has always existed, bullying and cyberbullying has become a major problem in middle childhood and adolescence. I have included a great resource regarding this topic. Take a moment to look over some of the items on the website. After viewing the website, reading this week’s material, and reflecting on your own experiences, create … Read more
Download the Microsoft Word file. Annotate the article. Turn on Track Changes in Microsoft Word under the Review tab first. Complete Step 1: Predict and Preview before you read. Read a paragraph and then summarize (paraphrase) it in one sentence. In Microsoft Word, highlight the last word in the paragraph, and then click the Comment … Read more
PromptTo prepare for this assignment, please re-read your selected article and your notes from Module One.Note: Remember to cite any works you use in your assignment. You will not be graded on the citations; the purpose is just to make certain you are practicing using citations.Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:Discuss the context of your selected … Read more
Your active participation in the weekly Discussions is important to the shared learning experience. Active Discussions will also develop your community of professionals. Please participate as early in the week as possible to help promote a robust discussion. After you have completed the readings, post your initial response to the following discussion. Your post should … Read more
Pick one of the Elements of Dance: Body, Action, Space, Time, or Energy. Watch the corresponding video on the Elements of Dance website. Analyze the video according to the element that you pick. Describe the ways that element is present and utilized by the choreographer in the dance. Incorporate vocabulary from the Learning About Dance … Read more
