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Who do today’s singles include?
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2. What is the median or “average” age of marriage today for men and women?
a. men ________________________________________________________________________
b. women ________________________________________________________________________
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A full assessment is attached. Need to write research ethics proposal on a given scenario. Please follow the tasks and structure of the assessment. And note from the tutor. -Please note for Assessment 3- Research ethics proposal (BUS604), you should build on the scenario provided to fill out the ethics application form and develop other documents including participant information form, consent form and recruitment form. However, if you wish, you can build on your own research and complete the ethics application form and develop other necessary document listed here.
Please in the ethics documents and form provide clear, relevant and sufficient details on different aspects of the research where necessary .
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Write an essay in which you define your favorite perfect vacation
Base on personal opinion no internet opinions.
Are your examples specific? Make them as concrete as you can, giving examples of specific, places, country, Caribbean places.
Have you used transitions that emphasize definition, such as for example and to illustrate? You may find it helpful to use contrast, showing how the country or places you have selected differs from others within the same. some good transitions that express contrast are however and on the contrary.
An introduction with a motivator, thesis, and blueprint (with three supporting points)
– Substantive body paragraphs with good topic sentences and all four supporting points in each paragraph.
– A conclusion with a restatement of your thesis and a clincher, based on
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Assessment Details:Students need to choose a case study on areas related to organisation development andimprovement. Students are to analyse the case by providing an overview of the case, problems andchallenges confronting the organisation. In the case study, students are to provide the SWOT analysis.Recommendations proposed are to be supported with justifications. Each student must have differentorganization.
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Film Analysis Paper Guidelines
The film analysis papers, you are to compose a thesis paper that analyzes a single element in one famous film, and builds it arguments based upon brief examples from the film. This thesis paper format is very common in college literature, film, media, social science and humanities classes.
The idea is to choose a film,that is based upon a thesis, which is a single premise, stated in your first two or three sentences which lays out the point of view which you intend to argue in support of throughout the paper. The thesis is the reason you are writing the paper, which is an attempt to inform and convince your reader that this premise is based upon facts gathered from the text you are analyzing, in this case a film. Your thesis statement lets your reader know what to expect from the paper, and lays out the case you intend to make in support of your premise.
Your paper’s title, the first thing that your reader will see, should reflect your thesis. If you are writing a paper on
Citizen Kane
for example, your paper’s title should
NOT BE
Citizen Kane.
That is the film’s title. Your title should reflect the intent of your argument, your thesis. So, a paper on
Citizen Kane
that focuses on the film as a reflection of the impact of the loss of a mother’s love on Kane’s emotional development, might be called A Mother’s Love: a Commodity Money Can’t Buy.
The outline for a thesis paper would follow this format, though the paper itself would not be in bullet form:
· Thesis statement- Lays out your premise clearly in one or two simple sentences.
o Argument 1- Start with your strongest evidence from the film that supports your premise.
§ Example 1- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the scene that you are using as evidence of your first argument.
§ Example 2- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the second scene that you are using as evidence of your first argument.
o Argument 2- Continue, using your next strongest supporting argument.
§ Example 1- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the scene that you are using as evidence of your second argument.
§ Example 2- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the second scene that you are using as evidence of your second argument.
o Argument 3- Continue, using your next strongest supporting argument.
§ Example 1- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the scene that you are using as evidence of your third argument.
§ Example 2- A
VERY BRIEF
description of the second scene that you are using as evidence of your third argument.
o Conclusion- Close your paper by re-asserting your thesis, bringing your arguments back to your original thesis.
The only two sources you can use are your brain and the film itself. No citations are necessary and no use of outside sources,
You may consult IMDB.COM or google only in order to confirm the spelling of the character names and the names of cast and crew members.
Here are some other things to avoid-
Laundry List-
Do not start with one idea or thesis and switch in the middle to another thesis, or multiple theses. Stick to your thesis, support it with arguments and examples and drive on straight to your conclusion.
OpinionHomage-
You can express your opinion in the course of your analysis and your arguments, but simply trashing or adoring a film is
not analysis.
One type of opinion paper is an homage, which is based upon arguing that the film is great or a classic.
Plot Summary-
Do not simply recount what happens in the film. You are to assume that your reader has seen the film. Why would anyone read an analysis of a film they haven’t seen? When referring to a scene in a film it is sufficient to briefly indicate which scene you are referring to, in order to ground your reader through your example. But do not follow the plot in a linear fashion. If you keep saying “
And then…and then…”
like the drive-thru scene in
Dude, Where’s my Car?…
then you are doing a plot summary.
Some formatting rules- The paper should be 3 pages typed, double-spaced, Times New Roman 12pt, with 1” margins all around. Your title should be just below the line with your name flush left and the date flush right. And again, it should not be the title of the film. And just so you know, a three page paper has writing on most of all three pages- a paper that ends at the very top of page three is a two page, two sentence paper.
Can you please let me know the movie name you are going to write about before starting? Thank you

In the 1990s, a task force was formed among executives of seven regional transportation agencies in the New York–New Jersey area The mission of the task force was to investigate the feasibility and desirability of adopting electronic toll collection (ETC) for the interregional roadways of the area. Electronic toll collection is accomplished by providing commuters with small transceivers (tags) that emit a tuned radio signal. Receivers placed at tollbooths are able to receive the radio signal and identify the commuter associated with the particular signal. Commuters establish ETC accounts that are debited for each use of a toll road or facility, thus eliminating the need for the commuter to pay by cash or token. Because the radio signal can be read from a car in motion, ETC can reduce traffic jams at toll plazas by allowing tag holders to pass through at moderate speeds. At the time the New York and New Jersey agencies were studying the service, electronic toll collection was already being used successfully in Texas and Louisiana. Even though several of the ag
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Directions:Write a 3-4 page Poetry Analysis Essay on at least one of the poems we’ve read for class or another found in our text. You may also choose to do a comparative analysis of two poems but be sure there is a basic for comparison (they should have something in common—poet, time period, style, subject, genre, etc.). Argue what you believe is the poem’s most significant meaning and the ways in which that meaning is conveyed (which you will likely discover are generally inseparable). This meaning will be your essay’s thesis statement. Consider the elements of the poem and how they function together. This will help you arrive at what you believe is the poem’s theme(s) or meaning(s). Your Poetry Analysis should discuss some (if not all) of the elements that are most significant to your thesis statement.Develop a strong, clear thesis statement that articulates the message in the poem you have chosen. Your thesis statement should answer this question: What is this poem about? Your essay should then support that thesis.Explain your ideas about the poem in a well-organized essay. Compose body paragraphs that effectively support your interpretation of the poem and explain how the poem conveys this message. Consider the poem’s speaker, audience, setting (if applicable), plot (if applicable), structure, meter, imagery, diction, inversions, tone, sounds, rhythms, etc. I highly recommend you incorporate outside research. This will add credibility and often aid you in your analysis by giving you new avenues for discussion and adding both weight and depth to your argument. If you’re having trouble meeting the 3 FULL page minimum, go find some research.Find a source that offers information that supports your thesis. This could be about the author’s life, the time period in which the poem was written, a situation the poem is responding to (ex. a war, the Great Depression, death, etc.), or analysis of the poem itself. If you choose to add another source’s analysis, you MUST make it clear how their analysis fits with yours. Don’t simply add another analysis without explaining how it supports, complicates or contradicts your own analysis. As always, don’t let outside sources speak for themselves; it’s your job to interpret the information for your reader. The powerpoints on how to do this are available in the Lecture folder. If pertinent, you may want to consider possible objections and alternative interpretations and respond to them.Check that you have an introduction that charts your key points and makes obvious your thesis.Check that you have a conclusion that brings closure to your essay.Quote or paraphrase the poem, your primary source, to support your thesis, and correctly integrate your quotes. You may incorporate secondary sources into your paper to support your thesis, but because this essay is about your thoughts they are not required.Proofread for grammar, spelling, word choice, wordiness, transitions, sentence structure, verb tense, academic tone (for example, avoid slang and contractions), length, and following assignment directions.Compose a creative, compelling title that communicates to your audience what your essay is about.Incorporating Lines of PoetryUse slashes to mark individual lines when quoting three or less lines like so:The speaker uses the word “stop” in order to capitalize on the complex usage of the word at the time. It implies both to cease an activity but also to ‘stop by’ for a visit: “Because I could not stop for Death–/ He kindly stopped for me” (Dickinson 1-2).If you’re using four or more lines you’ll need to use block quotes.These require a full sentence introduction followed by colon. The quote then starts on a new line and the entire quote is indented 1”. Maintain the double space. Do not use quotation marks and end the quote with the in-text citation with the line numbers. The end punctuation goes before the citation (unlike a short quote). Then start again with your own text aligned to the left margin. It will look something like this:Dickinson begins her poem with a description of death personified as a gentleman suitor transporting her on a date: Because I could not stop for Death He kindly stopped for me The carriage held but just ourselves And immortality. (1-4)This first stanza…..*I suggest you avoid block quotes and instead break the poem down to smaller details in order to analyze effectively.

(Promoting teacher leadership and collaboration in Physical Education)
Target element questions
Currently students behavior/learning that I want to see improve as a result of focusing on this target strategy.
Changes in student behavior/learning I expect to see as a result of focusing on this target strategy.
State your growth goals for this element.
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Impact of the employee wellbeing of care workers to providing quality care services in Australian aged care sector
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5687417_1_Research-Proposal.docx

Hello,
Please find attached the dissertation file.The green part is university guidelines, yellow parts what I wrote in the research proposal and normal part what I wrote for the dissertation so far.
The work should be divided into two parts.The first part it’s working on the current content adding a few paragraphs and giving a shape / style of all the dissertation.Defining and writing the INTRODUCTION, CONTEXT, RESEARCH OBJECTIVES + LITERATURE REVIEW (which is already present but from research proposal) + RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY.
The second part would be analyzing RESULTS, ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF FINDINGS + CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
As you can see, there is already a lot of research done and I’ll give you the topics for the paragraph.
In page 4 of the dissertation file you can find the questionnaire for answering RQ 1, meanwhile, for RQ2, 3 interviews will be created for professionals of the tourism industry.
Also, when re-writing the work, the yellow ones should be re-written to avoid plagiarism .
On the other hand , i want to be seeing the om going process of the dissertation at intervalsI look forward to hearing from you
Please ignore the deadline ”
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