Kindly answer the following questions: 1. Explain why Jose Rizal be considered a national Jero and on the other hand Why he should not be considered a national hero 2. Which do you prepare fighting for freedom without the use of sword or fighting for freedom with the used of sword 3. Why do you […]

Final Reflections: Take a moment to reflect on your personal growth as a writer during this session. How do you see creative writing within your life in their future? Has this course changed how you feel about creative writing? How? What writers and/or readings from Starkey’s ​Creative Writing, or linked into the course, had an […]

If you were given a chance to bring a thing in your house to bring overseas, what is it?

Using  the story strawberry spring  Identify and describe what specific textual details reveal about a character, that character’s perspective, and that character’s motives.  1. Which words, phrases, and details contribute to a character’s characterization? 2. How is a character described physically, emotionally, and/or psychologically? 3. Which aspects of a character’s background contribute to how the […]

What I would want my college professors to know about what it is like to be a college student during a pandemic.

The first step to remembering events and conducting a competent investigation is: A. bringing a partner. B. carrying a tape recorder. C. taking a course in improving your memory. D. having a good notebook. 2. It is the job of the prosecutor and not the investigator to: A. interrogate the suspect. B. call in CSI. […]

In your opinion, what is the value of knowing what is a good argument v. a fallacy?  What are the applications in your academic, professional, and personal life?

Identify the (inductive) Fallacy of Generalizing from Incomplete Information. Identify the (inductive) Fallacy of Overlooking Alternatives. Identify the (deductive) Fallacy of Affirming the Consequent. Identify the (deductive) Fallacy of Denying the Antecedent. Analyze inductive fallacies. Analyze deductive fallacies. Action Items   Carefully read the Module 4 Key Points. Construct examples that present the four types […]

Pick two of the poems from this week (that you hopefully read aloud) and discuss what you notice about meter, tempo and rhythm – to your own ear.  How is the music established?  There is no right or answer here – how we hear a poem is in part subjective.  But line breaks, stanzas, and […]

This assignment is intended to help you learn to assess your ability to define the term for a kind of error in reasoning. Action Items 1. Carefully read page 1 of the Module 4 Key Points. 2. Access the Types of Fallacies resource document and review each type of fallacy. 3. In your own words, […]