Question: (TCO 4) Winner argues that some technologies have become so fully integrated in our society that they have actually taken on social roles. An example of this would be Question: (TCO 8) The most culturally influential class in Industrial Britain was Question: Which of the following is considered a scholarly resource? Question: (TCO 12) Bill Joy compares the threat of self-replicating nanotechnology with Question: (TCO 12) The term nanotechnology was first used to refer to Page 2 Question: You must complete all three essays. These essays are worth 50 points each, so please take the time to think through your answers and review them before submitting. These essays should be a minimum of five paragraphs in length each.
EDUC 302 Case Study 1 You have a student who is struggling with your synthetic approach to teaching phonics. Explain 3 alternative approaches to phonics instruction that you could use to help this student. Alternative #1: Linguistic Phonics Instruction, on page 231, is an approach that teaches unknown words by placing together sound-symbol patterns. For example, Dr. Seuss books use sound-symbol patterns and use the repetition of words that sound alike to teach new words. A good way to teach this to a child who is having problems with synthetic patterns, is to give them books, like Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss.
Citation: Mendoza-Denton (2009) Homegirls: Language & Cultural Practice Among Latina Youth Gangs. Central Theses: - Phonetic awareness was evident to people in this study; T-rex as an example. Such phonetic variations may be interpreted differently to various people. - Homegirls is he first monograph-length ethnographic study of the Nortena/Surena youth gang dynamic. - In her research she analyzed how semiotic elements of speech, bodily practice and symbolic exchanges that are employed to signal social affiliation, coming together to form styles- specifically the Nortena/ Surena gang girl styles of Northern California.
Because the ceiling is more than 30 feet high, there’s no easy way to run cables to computers, and providing a secure pathway for cables is next to impossible. Devise a solution to this company’s networking problems. As part of your solution, answer the following questions: ● What changes in equipment are required to bring this company’s network up to date to solve the shared-bandwidth problem? The star topology would change to an extended star topology; I would upgrade the cables to Cat 5e or Cat 6 UTP. I would upgrade the Hubs to 1000 BaseT Switches, upgrade the 5 extra computers with 802.11n Mbps Wireless NIC, Upgrade the 10 computers with 10/100/1000 Mbps NIC, and install a 802.11n Wireless Router.
University of Phoenix Material Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts: Part 3 Part I: Sampling design identification: (3 pts.) Each correct answer is worth .50 pt. Which probability sampling design —simple random, systematic, stratified, or cluster, or nonprobability sampling design - convenience, judgment, quota, or snowball is most appropriate for the following examples? 1. A researcher selects five states randomly, and then selects fifteen credit unions within each state to call for a phone survey about proposed new regulations.
In order to reach both sets off women and the medical community the current mix of both pull and push strategies should be held, but in the longer run the budget would have to be adjusted to 75% Pull, 25% Push of the current $13 million advertising budget. Understandably the budget for Metabical is not that big considering CSP had sales of $25 billion and spent $400 million on R&D for this drug. I would recommend that the initial roll out mirror that of the golf world, advertising few months before the warm weather and sales emphasis during the warmer months, as physical activity increases for the target
This is harder to calculate because each player has different amount of letters in their last name but ill just add $50.00 to each jersey. So I am spending $33.50 on each jersey. I can sell each jersey for 59.99 and make $26.49 on each jersey sold. Most Soccer legends become coaches after they have retired, Beckenbauer, Johan Cruyff, Hugo
For each song ten annotation jobs were posted on Amazon Mechanical Turk. After isolating the reliable annotators from the spammers, roughly two to five annotations for each song were left over. Each annotation consisted of a line-by-line emotional analysis for each song. Each line was rated on the presence of the following emotions and their intensity: anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise. Among these crowd-sourced annotations, it was observed that joy, and sadness occurred the most often.
This activity will also help students become aware of the events that took place in the British Colonisation of Australia as they are thinking back to what they have learnt to identify key words or phrases relating to British Colonisation. Furthermore, the repetitive nature in this activity strengthens students memory as they are both listening and remembering words that their peers are saying.Drama Form: Improvisation | Indicators of Learning:Students: * Use clear voice and articulation * Identify onomatopoeia words and key HSIE words * Clear action to represent a key word * Maintains fluency during activityDRAS2.3 * Demonstrates confidence in voice skills
Area of Study –Discovery ASSESSMENT TASK #1 HSC ENGLISH (ESL) Jenny Diep Task Title: Speaking/Listening Task In the new Area of Study, we as year 12 students anticipate in gaining insight into the various aspects of the concept of ‘discovery’. Given the prescribed text, the selected poems of Oodgeroo Noonucal, we come to realize that ‘Discovery’ is a multifaceted concept. In studying the poems, specifically, ‘Acacia Ridge’, and ‘We are going’ we learn how composers like Noonucal uses language and poetic devices as to portray aspects of the concept of discovery, where in particular, the struggles and conflict which at times may arise from the course of discovering. In the poem, ‘Acacia Ridge’ Noonucal portrays the idea that upon discovering