1) From the early development of The United States of America, religion has remained the very foundation of its structure. Though the religious nature brought in the 17th century would eventually shift to different beliefs, the government was built with a spiritual recognition (“Religion and the…”). Despite this fact and the fact that the United States still engages in some religion based practices including the […]

Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin is arguably the most influential novel ever written. It changed the course of U.S. history (For more on the influence of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, see the video, David Reynolds: Harriet Beecher Stowe: Uncle Tom’s Cabin.). In “Articulating Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” Jim O’Loughlin argues that Uncle Tom’s Cabin was so popular and influential because Stowe reflected “existing tropes […]

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merging Trends in Technology Your Resources this week included a report on emerging trends in educational technology for adult learners. In your work as an adult educator, it will be vital to stay current in your knowledge of content and concepts that guide the early childhood field, as well as instructional innovations in the field of adult learning. The ongoing developments and refinements in the […]

In examining what we have learned about assistive technology, it is hard to imagine not using some form of technology in our everyday world. Assistive technology is often used by employers who wish to enhance worker’s accuracy (spell checkers, recorders, etc.). Therefore, it is difficult to imagine the missed opportunity to use assistive technology in the classroom, particularly when transitioning into a society where it […]

Details:  Part 1: Summative Assessment   Create a formal summative assessment to be used within the lesson that you began in Topic 1. Think about ways to assess a learning activity that aligns with your reading standard and learning objective.  Provide clear instructions for your students to complete this summative assessment. Include an answer key or rubric with your assessment.  Part 2: Rationale  In a 250-500 […]

Please write a short reflection paper of at least 1300 words (12pt, double space, 1” margin, conformed to Turabian or to the style guide native to your major field of study) reflecting on one of the texts we have discussed in the class. Please avoid generic paper topics (i.e. “Plato’s Politics”) and strive to write a paper that explores the issue with significant narrowness, creativity […]

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 supported with appropriate sources. While the purpose of […]

   After you have read “Hills Like White Elephants” and the “Critical Approaches” chapter from your textbook, select a lens that you think most illuminates what you see to be the central issues in the story. In other words, do you think that Hemingway does something particularly interesting with a literary element within the story? You might write from one of the lenses that places an […]

Please read each of the short stories that have been assigned for your reading (“Desiree’s Baby,” “Sweat,” “The Necklace,” “One Friday Morning,” “Young Goodman Brown,” “The Cask of Amontillado,” and “Everyday Use”). Once you have read the stories, write a one page summary of the story. Include in your summaries the following 1. The name of the story and the author.2. The name of the […]