Category: Social Science homework help

 
Overview:
For this assignment, you will prepare a creative deliverable that discusses political parties and what they do in American politics. You will be able to choose whichever format you wish for your deliverable.  Please follow the instructions below and be sure to follow AP
Instructions:
In Module 5, we learned about American political parties and what they do. Complete this assignment as follows:
For this assignment, you will create a deliverable of your choice (written document, infographic, PowerPoint, video, etc.) which communicates the information below.

Discuss political parties and their role in American politics.
Explain the nature and effects of the two-party system in the U.S.

 
Overview:
For this assignment, you will wri a 2 pagr describing the main functions and history of media in American politics.  Please follow the instructions below and be sure to follow APA
APA Resources can be found in the “Student Resources” button on our course home page, then click on Academic Support.
Instructions:
In Module 5 we learned about the main functions and history of media in American society and politics. Complete this assignment as follows:
For this assignment, you will write a 2pag that communicates the information below.

Describe the history and function of the media in American society and politics.

 
One of the major responsibilities of HR is to, of course, manage human capital. This continues after employee hiring and continues through termination and succession. Having effective policies in place that define these, and other functions in between is critical to an organization’s commitment to ethical, legal, fair, and efficient operating practices. In this assignment, you are asked to share best practices or policies on these topics during a series of brown bag sessions (these are informal lunchtime presentations).
Scenario
Imagine that HR leadership is busy integrating the HR teams from both hospitals and they want to make sure department members are operating in concert with one another on a range of topics. Over the next several weeks, leadership plans to have you conduct three brown bag sessions (informal lunch-time presentations) that examine the topics of record keeping, ethics and law, and succession planning. They have asked you to write an executive summary of the content planned for each session in advance.
Session Descriptions:
Session 1: Maintaining Accurate Employee Records—In this session, you identify, and elaborate upon, four reasons for maintaining accurate and objective employee records.
Session 2: Ethical and Legal Termination—In this session, you examine the legal and ethical aspects of selecting and terminating an employee out of a group of people with similar performance, behaviors, and jobs as a part of a broad-ranging cost-saving initiative. Employee differences:

One has a disability.
One is paid significantly more than the others.
One is 60 years of age and older than the others.
One is planning on soon taking an extended family leave

Session 3: Succession Planning—In this session, you recommend a process to identify and groom an internal candidate to move into a senior-level leadership position in a health care organization such as CEO, COO, and CFO.
Instructions
Consider the scenario above and imagine that your audience is a group of department managers. Write an executive summary that introduces the topics in an introductory paragraph and then describes the content to be delivered in each of the three sessions in detail. Each session description should be two pages in length (six total pages plus a cover page).
Your work will be measured against the following criteria:
Identify, and elaborate upon, four reasons for maintaining accurate and objective employee records.
Analyze the legal implications or requirements of a termination decision. (Make sure to reference specific statutes or laws that govern this area of employment law.)
Analyze the ethical facets of a termination decision. (Make sure to reference an ethical framework to support your assertions or positions.)
Recommend and justify a process to identify and groom a candidate for a senior-level position.
Additional Requirements

Resources: Use four sources to support your writing. Choose sources that are credible, relevant, and appropriate. Cite each source listed on your source page at least one time within your assignment. For help with research, writing, and citation, access the library or review library guides.

SWS: This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards (SWS). The library is your home for SWS assistance, including citations and formatting. Please refer to the Library site for all support. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:
Propose procedures related to maintaining employee records, ensuring legal and ethical standards during employee terminations, and executive succession planning.

 
OVERVIEW
As a first step in creating a comprehensive Sport Outreach plan, you will research a specific
group of people to reach (including their geographic location) and provide a rationale for why it
is an appropriate group to reach through sport. Additionally, you will provide a Biblical
justification for using sport to serve the group.
As part of the assignment, you will submit your work copying and pasting it into the Sport
Outreach Target Population Discussion Board for peer review and feedback.
INSTRUCTIONS
This is a draft of the first section of a comprehensive sport outreach plan you will create
throughout the course:
• The draft should include at least two full pages of text.
o This excludes a title page, abstract, reference page(s) and any appendices
• The work should be in APA format (the most current edition)
• At least three sources supporting the work should be formally cited and listed in the
reference page.
• A minimum of three sources should be external to the course, i.e. in addition to the
course text and any readings provided within the course.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

 
Discussion Thread: Sport Outreach Organizations
Select a sport outreach organization and describe how its goals/objectives meet its stated mission or purpose. Rather than copying the organization’s information, use your own words to describe the organization; the purpose is not to list its information, but rather to explain your understanding of how its plans fit together. At Least 400 words

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You have to read a social work article and talk about it. it’s due tomorrow at 11:59 it’s pretty easy and I already have some of it done. This for a master program

I need the following assignments done ASAP
  
A. Write about three experiences that you had with your favorite teacher(s).
B. Write about three experiences that you had with your least favorite teacher(s).
C. How will these experiences influence YOU as a teacher?

1. In the textbox provided, brainstorm a list of keywords related to your topic.  (what impact do social media have on mental health?)
2.  Now type those keywords into an Internet search engine, such as Google. Spend some time  looking through the results. In the textbox below, jot down the titles and hyperlinks of a few  of the most interesting articles and websites that come up in your search. Write down at least one article and the corresponding hyperlink for each keyword or group of keywords. 
3.  What are you finding? What new information have you learned about this issue? What new  questions or thoughts do you have now that you have done some preliminary research? 
4.  Can you narrow your focus at all? If so, what do you wish to focus on? If you have a few options, what are they? (You don’t necessarily need to narrow your focus. Mark found this helpful to do because his topic is very broad.) 
5.  Based on the broad search, refine the list of keywords that you created on the previous page.  List here any keywords or keyword combinations that returned results that are relevant to your social science issue. Then, note which keywords or combinations you will no longer use, as they returned off-topic or overly broad results. 
6. What professional organizations (other than social science organizations) might have relevant information about your issue? For example, someone researching war might utilize information provided by the United States Department of Defense. Find 1-2 organizations and note them here. 
7.  Now select one of the digital libraries or organizations mentioned in this learning block (Shapiro Library, Google Scholar, etc.), and plug your keywords into that site. What credible sources come up in your search? Repeat this step with at least one more digital library/organization. In the textbox, type the titles of 6-8 of the most relevant results along with the corresponding hyperlinks so you can locate these resources later. Note which digital library/organization you used to find each study. 
8.  Collect any information, links, articles, reports, or other resources that are relevant to your issue and capture this additional information in the text box below. Again, be sure to include links to your resources so you can easily locate them later.
9. Begin by noting the title of the resource and including a link to it. Is this source current? Note the publication date or a date indicating when the content was last updated. Answer in complete sentences, being sure to include supporting evidence from your source to support your conclusions. 
10.  Is this source relevant? Note the portion of the text that you believe clearly relates to your research question. Consider whether this source provides an overview of the issue you are interested in, or whether it makes some specific important point. 
11.  Is this source accurate? Note whether the source has been published in a peer-reviewed journal or credible organization, and the organization’s name. Note whether the source includes a list of references and citations. Give your opinion on the source’s presentation ‐ is it clear, organized, professional, and free of errors?
12.  Is this source authoritative? Note the author’s credentials. If no author is given, note whether the publishing organization is credible, and the organization’s name again. 
13.  Are there any red flags that make you concerned that this source may not be scholarly? For  example, are there any clearly biased passages? Are the references all very old? Are there  many spelling and grammatical errors? Note any and all concerns you may have.