Reflection paper of 1 domain – 1-2 pages
(Social emotional development)
Reflect on the introduction for the Preschool Learning Foundations and briefly explain what the “Foundations” are, and why they were developed
Provide a brief overview of the domain of your choice in Vol. 1 of the PLF. Be sure to include the strands presented in the text.
Explain how you might use the Foundations in a developmentally appropriate way. Provide 3 examples for the domain you chose.
Jack Ma Yun. Ma founder of Alibaba Group
Martin Winterkorn CEO Volkswagen
First part of the research project
The Five Models of Personality
Traits of Effective Leaders or Ineffective Leaders – Discuss the personalities and traits of your two leaders.
At least two references, one on leadership personalities and another on leadership traits.
Integrating international water policy practices, principles and instruments to strengthen groundwater security in X country:Discuss?
Choose a topic from the list.
Put your name, the course number (ANTH 211), and the date in the upper left-hand corner.
Give your paper a creative and informative title.
Write 2,000-2,500 words (in paragraphs) on the topic addressing the following points as applicable. You must discuss a site where your method was used!
What is the topic?
Is it a method or a theory?
What is the history of the topic?
When was it first introduced or used in archaeology?
Who introduced or pioneered the use of the topic?
Are its roots in archaeology, anthropology, or another discipline?
How is this topic used in archaeology?
How does it work?
Describe the science or assumptions needed to understand/use the topic.
How has it contributed to the discipline of archaeology?
What are the pros and cons of its use?
Is the topic well accepted by archaeologists?
Who are its proponents and opponents?
What are their arguments?
At what specific archaeological site has this method been used?
How was it used?
By who?
What were the results?
How do you feel about this topic?
Should we continue using it?
Why?
For Context: Utilize health-related data sets from https://www.data.gov/ or from https://www.cdc.gov/datastatistics/index.html
Choose one of the above-mentioned data sets, determine a hypothesis based on the data, and then conduct appropriate tests to see if they can prove their hypothesis.
LO3: Demonstrate a critical understanding of mental illness and it’s potential relationship to offending.
LO4: Critically evaluate a range of different approaches to mental health and offending within a theoretical framework..
Propose a service project that will promote study abroad and the Gilman Scholarship.
Plan your follow-on service project. Identify a specific audience that falls into one of Gilman’s preferred categories. Remember to be creative yet practical. Be specific about how you will complete the project. That includes resources, groups, people who can help you, and advertising/materials/location, etc.
Incorporate the values of culture and history of Indigenous communities in risk analysis studies and the development of risk management plans
Identify stakeholders, boundaries and uncertainties in engineering projects and systems.
Critically discuss the 5 RICS global ethical standards and explain how adhering to these standards may address the ethical dilemma created by the structural engineer.
(approximately 500 words).
Critically discuss the value management process and the benefits of value management on the proposed standalone shopping centre project. Use specific examples to support your discussion. (approximately 500 words).
Critically discuss the risk management process that can be applied to the proposed standalone shopping centre project and how this can contribute to overall project success.
Support your answers with examples (approximately 500 words).
Critically discuss the benefits of BIM as a collaborative tool and how BIM can encourage sustainable construction with consideration of the pre-contract and post-contract stages of the overall project. (approximately 400 words).
Answer the following questions. In your initial response to the topic you have to answer all questions:
If all transactions were made on paper, how could a bank store all of its paper records? When might they decide to destroy these records
There were social consequences of mass banking, including introducing the public to interest rates on deposits and loans.
Thinking now about twentieth century U.S. culture, how might this understanding of interest rates have affected how U.S. consumers behaved with their money?
