1. Some students interpret Heglar’s essay, “I Work in the Environmental Movement: I Don’t Care If You RecycleLinks to an external site.” as, “There’s no use in recycling (or changing light bulbs, or installing solar panels, or adopting a vegan diet). There’s not much the individual can do.” But is that Heglar’s point? What is […]

Critical Thinking Assessment Tool Choose a population that you believe should use critical thinking. Develop a tool, for this specific population, that you can use to assess or measure the cognitive habits or behaviors that are part of the critical thinking process that this population uses. For example – a novice nurse entering the nursing […]

Project # 3 Guided Viewing Qs on Art: Arts of Islam and of Africa ( 10 Points Possible) 1. Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York City, on Google Art Project. Scroll through the collection and click on images, or use the museum viewer, to look at the different works of art on […]

WRITING ASSIGNMENT 4A: Completing the Revolution In some ways, the Civil War completed the American Revolution. The ideals boldly proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence, that “all men are created equal”, were now being somewhat realized. The reality was that at the end of Reconstruction the United States was still, in fact, an “unfinished nation,” […]

To receive credit, you must complete the competency assessment. PLEASE read the assessment rubric carefully to ensure that you have completed all competency criteria. If you wish to receive an A, you must carefully review the rubric and complete the required number of mastery criteria. PLEASE NOTE: If you receive a passing (B) grade on […]

Introduction to the Climate Stories Project Check out the evidence of climate change provided by NASA. The Humanities (art, literature, culture, history, music) have had a hard time digesting climate change and producing narratives about it. Stories about climate change have been largely the province of science, which has produced highly technical narratives about it. […]

Identity Map Instructions: How to do it: Start by brainstorming the different elements of your cultural identity. Consider factors like your family’s heritage, the cultural practices you engage in, the languages you speak, and the beliefs and values you hold. Decide on a format for your Map. This could be a traditional mind map, a […]

Complete the Career & Ethics reading and activities. Take notes while you read so that you can contribute to this discussion board. This is a discussion board limit to your team. Make three separate posts to share with them. In one post, list three keywords you found in the reading. Provide three things: (1) the […]

For LGBTQ+ Oral Health Issues: Find an article on a specific oral health issue related to LGBTQ at some point in the life cycle and discuss medical considerations, oral manifestations, treatment modifications and precautions for safe care. Make recommendations for oral self-care and preventive strategies specific to the oral health needs of the patient.

General Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY • • • • • • • • The Assignment must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via allocated folder. Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted. Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented, marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This […]