I have attached two documents. The “Intro to Modernism” contains the actual question for the assignment which can be found in bold letters at the end of the document. The other document attached is an example of how the poetry notes should look like. You don’t need to add the poem itself to the assignment as shown in the example that I have attached. I […]

 YOUR GOAL: A reader response essay summarizes the text that you have read and contains your reaction to the text. In your essay, you may explain why you agree or disagree with the ideas in the text, how the ideas in the text relate to something you have experienced, and how the ideas in the text relate to other texts you’ve read. Your essay may […]

 I believe that experiencing live classical music, and supporting the arts, is extremely important. As students taking a music course, it is imperative that you listen to two concerts during the course of this class. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, all concerts have been cancelled until further notice. I have put together ten options for you. You can pick the most appealing option and listen to all […]

Write a standard argumentative paper. It should be 5 pages in length, and include 4-5 sources. This paper should hopefully avoid the biases, fallacies, and complexes we tackled earlier in the semester. It should accurately feature quotes, facts, and figures from your 5 high quality sources. It can be on any topic of your choosing, no matter how serious or how silly, as long as it is argumentative. It should hopefully showcase all that it […]

Healthcare is a multidisciplinary field, e.g., there are primary care physicians, specialists, nurses, technicians, pharmacists, administrators, and others. They all work together as a single unit for common goals…”safe and quality in patient care.” Public health is no different. Public health is also a multidisciplinary field composed of epidemiologists, environmentalists, biostatisticians, behavioral scientists, and/or health educators. Public health also includes specialists in clinical research, chronic […]

 For this week, I would like for you to consider your feedback on the Topics Assignment. Carefully go through each of the topics you wrote about and the comments I provided on each topic. Choose the topic you are going to write about and find a source that will help you write about the topic. In your response to this assignment, tell me what that […]

C.W. In her poem “Oxygen”, Mary Oliver uses denotations and connotations to symbolize the meaning of oxygen. In this short poem, there are words and phrases that uses connation and denotation. The title “Oxygen”, contains connotations with life because everything needs oxygen in order to survive. Meanwhile, the author uses denotation by looking at different aspects of the poem. The author uses strong connotations that […]

Provide your final draft here for your second short fiction essay. It should be in MLA format and should contain at least 1,000 words. It should be edited thoroughly and should conform to the assignment parameters that I have laid out in previous assignments. Look at the essay example I provided in the previous module and be sure that your final draft looks just like […]

 Week 4 – Researched Argumentative Essay – Final SubmissionIt is time to complete your final assignment for this course. Demonstrate your mastery over academic research, argumentative writing, appropriate grammar and style, and your understanding of rhetorical modes as you complete this final assignment.Final Paper Weight: 20% Due Date: Sunday of Week 4Consider using the  Keiser OWL . Submit your paper to the OWL by Wednesday. […]

 Annotated Bibliography Assignment An annotated bibliography is a complete citation list of source material with an annotation following each entry. You will locate 10 reliable sources, and you will create an accurate MLA bibliographic (works cited) entry for each source (8th ed.). Following each source, you will include an annotation on the source. These annotations will contain a brief summary and/or evaluation of the source. […]