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Week 7 final draft Def essay
The Short Story assignment is to do a critical analysis of one of the short stories in the Back to the Lake textbook as the source, which you will cite parenthetically in the body paragraphs, and with the "Works Cited" page as the last page
Week 6 logic assignment
Find 5 tweets that are not "logical" based on the logical fallacies from this week. Copy and paste the tweet and your explanation of why it "fits" that definition. Your response, not included in the length of your tweet, must be 5 sentences. You do not have to write an essay. Just write 5 sentences (or more) on each.
Note:
Week 5 Submit TEAL outline rough draft def essay
In this course, I used a detailed outline to serve as your "rough draft". Sometimes I will not ask for a rough draft, but when I do, it will be in the form of a TEAL outline.
Review the guidelines:
mladatabasetemplate_periodical_database.pdf
MLA Handbook (8th edition)
MLA Worksheet Source: Periodical article in a database
Version 1.1 (2016-08-14) Latest version: http://noodle.to/mla8periodicaldb
Core Elements: The Article
Author(s). Last, First Middle, and First Middle Last
“Article Title.”
Container 1: The Periodical
Title of Periodical,
volume, issue, e.g., “vol. 2, no. 4”
Publication date, e.g., “2016” or “Spring 2016” or “14 Aug. 2016”
page(s). e.g., “p. 8” or “pp. 22-34” (the page numbers of the entire article)
Container 2: The Database
Name of Database,
DOI or URL. DOI, permalink or full URL (in order of preference)
Why is this source useful?
- DOI or URL:
- Author(s):
- Article title:
- Title of periodical:
- Volume and issue:
- Publication date:
- Page(s):
- Name of database:
- Why is this source useful?:
mlatemplate_webpage.pdf
MLA Handbook (8th edition)
MLA Worksheet Source: Web page on a website
Version 1.1 (2016-08-14) Latest version: http://noodle.to/mla8webpage
Core Elements: The Web Page
Author(s). Last, First Middle (or Corporate Author)
"Web Page Title."
Container 1: The Website or Web Project
Title of Website,
other contributors, “edited by…” (who edited the site or project as a whole?)
version, Does the page display a revision or version number?
Publisher, Organization often found next to © sign. Use a "/" between multiple publishers.
Publication date, Use last-revised date, or else a copyright date.
URL.
Optional Elements
Date of access. Important if the page will likely change in the future.
Why is this source useful?
- Publisher:
- Version:
- URL:
- Date of access:
- Publication date:
- Other contributors:
- Title of website:
- Web page title:
- Why is this source useful?:
- Author(s):
threeassginments.docx
Ch. 9 Discussion Board
In your own words, after reviewing the multiple intelligences discussed in Ch. 9, which 2 intelligences do you think are most important. Explain why you think these two should be expressed in a person the most.
Week 8 source template
mla database template_periodical_database.pdf
Chapter 4 Discussion Topic
Before you look, think about which North American city London, England might share a latitude with. Now look at a map and see.
It rarely snows in London (it rains a lot), but it does snow (and therefore gets colder) in cities that share a latitude with London.
Discuss how conduction and convection on the surface of the Earth could allow London to stay so warm compared to other places at the same latitude.
If you really want to get into this, discuss how the theory of global warming might affect London's (and the rest of Western Europe's for that matter) weather. If global warming happens, would London get warmer or colder (hint: the density of the oceans matter for this).
There are certain requirements to fulfill in order to receive the maximum credit for class discussion participation.
Frequency and Timeliness: Students should post on three different days each week(day one initial post, day two response to a classmate, day three response to different classmate) with the initial post being within 48 hours of module opening.
High-Quality posts include substantial posts containing well-developed original thoughts, added insight to the topic, outside sources, and follow-up questions. These posts are error-free and grammatically correct. In addition, these posts are a minimum of 150 words. The posts should demonstrate higher order thinking and critical thinking skills.
PresentationTopics.docx
Presentation Topics
Metric system vs. U.S. customary (English)system Pro’s vs Con’s
Herbal Medicine and the world of Pseudoscience---Hannah Hillman
From Astrology and Psychics the real Pseudoscience
From Aristotle to Newton the evolution of motion
Smokes and mirrors the laws of motion in the world of magic
Roller coaster Physics
The physics of bumper cars---Anna Bates
Seatbelts and the law of inertia
Momentum and sports---Braden Blaylock
Newton’s Law of Gravitation – How is the “gravity”
Clean energy supplies
Alternative energy sources
Energy from the ground to lighting the world (converting energy sources to electricity)
The sun the ultimate energy source of the solar system
Biodiesel---Madison Lafitte
How do we conserve energy---Khalijah Inniss
Temperature what is it? And where did the temperature scales come from.---Jacayla Smith
Perpetual motion: Myth or real?
Count Rumford (Benjamin Thompson) and his contributions to heat and energy
Humidity and the effect on static electricity
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
AC vs DC and the story behind them---Shelton Robinson
The earth’s magnetic field and how it is used by animals
Generator/motor what separates them
Ultraviolet light and life
The duel nature of light
Nearsightedness and Farsightedness---Laci Murray
Why is the sky blue and what causes a rainbow
What happens to light that is absorbed by matter?
The life of a star
Dark Matter/Dark energy
Planets and Astrology
Jupiter and its place in the solar system
Sister planets Earth & Venus
Sister planets Uranus & Neptune
Shooting stars? Where do they come from and where do they go?---TyQuinsha Nelson
Pluto and beyond : outer reaches of the solar system
Mars how do we get there and why?
Lasers and their uses.
