Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Argumentative Discussion

Brief description of the project: Argumentative Discussion
Length: 3 pages
Formatting/Spacing: APA

Additional Details:
***The client choose question number 1, which is highlighted on the instructions attachment.
The photos attached are photos of the reading corresponding to question #1 which was chosen.

The difficulties that international students face to learn English in the USA

*I want you to write about the subject ( the difficulties that international students face to learn English in the USA)

*Try to make an argumentative essay since they're some people go against my opinion and say that there's no difficulties of learning English since it is the most popular language in the world.

* Try to make the thesis statement of this paper focusing on the importance of English especially for those who want to take academic classes in the USA.


* Use the statistic link below to briefly talk about the huge number of the international students in the USA
(http://www.iie.org/Services/Project-Atlas/United-States/International-Students-In-US).

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Sacred space in either Buddhism or Sikhism using Smith's distinction between arbitrarily located sacred space and sacred space that is established at the site of an important ideological event.

Length: The paper length should be two to three pages. Be sure that the paper is double-spaced. Please use a "normal" font (i.e., Times, Arial) set at size 12.Format: A paper that does not properly employ Chicago Style footnotes will automatically be dropped by one letter grade.Sources: NO OUTSIDE SOURCES!!! All of the needed sources have been posted above. The Strong book is entitled The Buddha, and the Smith book is entitled To Take Place. The others should be clear.Do not discuss the names of the authors or the titles of any of these texts in your paper unless you are specifically criticizing someone's presentation. That information will be in the footnotes as well as the bibliography. 

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Do not include it in the text. Try not to talk about people believing things. For example, say, "According to Buddhism, this is a sacred sapce because of what happened there." Do not say, "Buddhist followers (ick!) believe such and such."What to Assume: The reader has a basic understanding of Buddhism & Sikhism. Do not explain how they began, what the term means, or anything like that.What to Avoid: A paper is not a list of facts. You must have an argument. Also, try to avoid informal terminology.The TopicThe basic idea is that you want to have a conversation about sacred space in either Buddhism or Sikhism using Smith's distinction between arbitrarily located sacred space and sacred space that is established at the site of an important ideological event. Please follow the outline below.The OutlineTitle Page - See sample paper for format.Introduction – Lead the reader into the subject matter with a "hook." The introduction should feature your thesis; you must make an argument.Body (Part I) – Explain Smith's typology of sacred space. Use footnotes (not in-text citations) to document your sources. 


Use examples to demonstrate your understanding that draw from your own experience (i.e., that does not involve Buddhism or Sikhism). Use footnotes (not in-text citations) to document your sources.Body (Part II) – Give Buddhist or Sikh (pick one) examples of the two forms of sacred space.Body (Part III) – Break down the typology in this section in some way. Give an example from Buddhism or Sikhism that cannot be easily categorized using Smith's typology. Or, give an example that has qualities of both. Or, demonstrate the weakness of the typology in some other manner.Conclusion – Reflect upon and evaluate your findings. Creatively interpret your analysis. What does this all mean? Note: These findings should be reflected in your thesis, which many scholars write at the end of the process.Bibliography – Please look up the Chicago version of a bibliography. Note that you must use footnotes (also Chicago style) and a bibliography. Please look up the details by searching: "Chicago style citations." etc.

Mental Status Exam in Forensic psychology

Below is a paper I need help on. the details go as follows...I am to respond in about two pages to the following.What are the functions of the components of mental status and an interview in determining the competence of clients? Explain with examples and rationales.For which types of psycholegal evaluations (competency, risk of dangerousness, and insanity), if any, might an MSE provide useful information? State reasons for your answers
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Organisational Change and Sustainable Organisations

Your assignment will outline your team’s vision of achieving the sustainable organisation. You are a team of organisational change experts and you are required to locate a problem an organisation or industry currently faces to improve their sustainability and recommend a change strategy. You will need to incorporate key theory and identify factors of change necessary to sustain the change. Focus on these key themes in your report (Leadership & Governance and Technology & Innovation) to guide your analysis and recommendations. (See articles & Journals attached in additional material)
This task is designed to develop research, communication, and team project management skills. In developing your recommendations, the written report must utilise at least two organisational change theories, processes or models to address these research questions:

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How can the organisation/industry lessen its impact on the environment?
What change processes are useful and effective for organisations to develop sustainable practices?
Who will be affected by these changes?
What obstacles might the organisation face in order to become sustainable?
How can these obstacles be overcome?
What evidence can you use to support your recommendations?

To address these questions, your report needs to cover the following aspects (but these do not need to be used as subheadings:

Introduction/Background:
Outline the background of the chosen organisation or industry and what needs to change and why.

Theoretical Analysis:
Review the theory regarding change process in organisations. Include definitions of key concepts, and analyse and compare the effects and importance of the various drivers of change using at least 2 theories.

Application of Theory:
Link change theory to the organisation /industry to become sustainable and lessen its impact on the environment and discuss the effects of these changes. This part should connect strongly to your chosen theme.

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Overcoming Obstacles and Sources of Resistance:
Highlight potential obstacles in the organisation /industry to the proposed changes being sustained in the medium to long term. Consider how an organisation may overcome such obstacles. Consider the role of people also.

Recommendations:
Provide and justify specific recommendations. These should extend from your discussion and use of supporting theory above. Identify any limitations with change theory.

Bibliography:
This section will list all references cited in the report. You must have a minimum of 3 peer reviewed journal articles per group member. You can include other journals, books, internet sources etc.

Please see the files attached in the additional material towards writing the report based on the key themes (Leadership & Governance and Technology & Innovation).

Art (Fine arts, Performing arts)

I will upload a document where the art work and its info is included. I will also upload a sample essay. The paper is ideally around 300 words(350 maximum) so it would be nice it the writer could just write a tiny bit more than the page limit. Please follow the following rules for all the reviews: 1) Present tense in describing art pieces. 2) Direct, to the point style. Not as rhetoric as academic writing. 3) Single paragraph. Artist name, work title and date included.

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1965 Immigration Act (Hart-Cellar Act)

Asian Americans had been excluded from entering the U.S. for more than half a century through the litany of anti-Asian immigration legislation passed in the years (1882, 1917, 1924, 1934) leading up to WWII. How did the 1965 Immigration Act (Hart-Cellar Act) change this situation? Why have so many well-educated Asians immigrated into the U.S. after the passage of this act? To what extent will Asian immigrants continue to enter the U.S. in the 21st century? Drawing upon evidence presented in the course reading (Timothy P.Fong - Chapter 3), make a case that Asian immigrants will continue to come in a steady pace to the U.S., or slow down significantly, or halt altogether.