You’re going to narrate one day in your life when you were a child. For instance, a trip, a family event, an accident with a sibling, or a special day from elementary school. Select a picture that represents that moment and do a story including the following information: How old you were you and where […]

Your response should be no fewer than 250 words in length, but no more than 500 please *** Begin by describing what the issues are with the exchange, from your point of view, and which identity you’re assuming as you prepare your script of what you would say. (Are you the victim at whom the […]

Your Storyworks customer wants a communications strategy. Research for your communications strategy is your responsibility. R.A.C.E. Consider: Where and how will you find what you need? Your research questions? Explain your research method. How will you determine your needs? Budget-wise, choose primary or secondary research (or lack thereof). Identify distinct kinds and methods of study. […]

Your posts could include any of the following: initiating a question regarding this chapter’s content, responding to your group member’s questions, initiating a discussion by commenting on what you find most interesting in this chapter (or relating to your own experiences), and adding comments to an ongoing discussion. Here are a few prompts for this […]

You should have a good idea of what your revised thesis statement will look like, the points that you want to include, and the evidence you will use to support those points. Let’s take just a moment and think about the process so far. Feel free to use this writing as a reflection upon what […]

You have been reading articles that discuss why the theme of the apocalypse is so prevalent in popular culture and what this implies about our present-day society. Now pick the 3 articles that you find to explain the popularity of the apocalypse the best and determine how these articles support a similar argument about why […]

you are part of a public audience. Have you ever considered yourself part of a public audience? If so, in what situations? If not, how does thinking about yourself as part of a public audience change the way you think about genres such as editorials and letters to the editor?

You are given a free trip to travel to one of the three places you visited in your web links this week: Easter Island, China, or Africa. Which area do you find most interesting and why did you pick that region to visit? Is there a particular style of art you plan to see when […]

You are a teacher in a preschool serving 3-5 year olds. A parent of one of your children has been sharing her anti-vaccine philosophy with the other parents, including that the MMR vaccine has been linked to complications after birth, including autism. Your state currently allows parents to opt out of vaccines. To date, she […]

You are being interviewed for a new career position and the interviewer is reviewing the courses you have taken in this program and asks you the following question about the Global Strategy course: Define each of the following terms and to explain how they differ from each other: Goals, Strategy, Objectives, Mission, Vision. (20 marks) […]