Details:  For this benchmark, you will complete a mini-unit of three informational text-based lesson plans and a corresponding assessment plan. You should utilize the lesson plan and other materials that you have created throughout this course.  Complete three informational text-based lesson plans that will be taught as a unit for a grade level that you specify based on the “Class Profile.” Complete Parts I, II, […]

Journal One: Identifying Conflicts From Other Sources About JournalsWhat is a journal? A journal is traditionally considered a personal reflective writing that is informal in nature. However, an academic journal for your college course is more than that. It is a way to practice formal academic writing, which pays close attention to spelling, grammar, and stylistics. It has a controlling thought that is explored and […]

Attached here are two reading in one document: An article by Charles Lawrence (pages 1-3) and another by Derek Bok (4-5). Both readings are about the same incident–a response to the use of racial language at Harvard University.  Charles Lawrence endorses censorship in this instance while Derek Bok advocates freedom of speech. Read carefully their reasons–how they position cause and effect relationship to explain their […]

imagine that, during a long and serious conversation, a close friend of yours claims that the questions and projects of philosophy are ultimately useless since the things philosophy investigates are really only a matter of opinion since philosophical truths about reality, knowledge or values (like moral values) are not something that can be objectively established. In short, because of this, your friend’s position is that […]

Mise en scène refers to different technical elements used in making a film such as lighting and sound, both of which you have already analyzed in this course. The term also encompasses the role of actors in a film, their physical positioning and movements within the frame, as well as the different styles and types of acting. Please look through Chapter 5 (Mise en Scene […]

Poetry and Performance Poetry is a literary form that can offer readers a different experience based on whether the poem is read silently, read aloud, or simply listened to when read by someone else. For example, you might hear a certain rhythm or change of pace that you might not catch when simply reading the poem silently to yourself. For this week’s discussion, you will […]

  1. Distinguish Critical Approaches In the Critical Literary Theories handout, four different kinds of critical approaches are presented. Choose two of those critical approaches and address the points below. ◦Describe each critical approach in detail.◦Compare and/or contrast the two critical approaches. How are they different and similar?◦Determine which critical approach you find most useful for examining the conflicts and meaning in literature.◦Explain why you […]

Everthing will be described in the attachments. I am sending one attachment with tips on what to do and not to do. The second labled outline is the exact things you must have in the essay in order by the parts. Everything is going to be place as a seamless essay but the professor separated everything for better understand and organization. There is no limit […]

Journal One: Identifying Conflicts From Other Sources About Journals What is a journal? A journal is traditionally considered a personal reflective writing that is informal in nature. However, an academic journal for your college course is more than that. It is a way to practice formal academic writing, which pays close attention to spelling, grammar, and stylistics. It has a controlling thought that is explored […]

Journal Two: Identifying Conflict in Two Texts Read About Journals in ENG125: Introduction to Literature for more information about the purpose and expectations for journals. This week, you continue writing your journal entries. This journal entry is designed to help you document ideas about conflicts in literature, which will contribute to the information required for the Week Three Draft and the Week Five Literary Analysis. […]