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[order_calculator]Style and Layout General Guidelines for Writing a Philosophy Assignment The Elements of Making a Philosophical Argument 1. Use a standard typeface (e.g. Times New Roman or Garamond) 2. Use 12-point font size. 3. Use double spacing. 4. Use pagination (header or footer with name and page number). 5. If you submit an assignment as a hard copy, use a staple to bind the pages of your essay together. I will not accept an assignment that is not stapled. 6. DO NOT USE plastic covers or bindings. Language and Mechanics The most important thing about college writing is proofreading and revision!! It is a rational assumption that college students know how to read and write at the college level, therefore you should read and proofread your writing before you submit it. This means that there should be no grammatical, syntactic, spelling or punctuation errors. Writing assignments that contain five or more grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors will be given a failing grade. There should be no excessively long sentences and no undefined, vague or ambiguous terms. You should show that you understand the meanings of the words that youre using and how theyre used. Your writing should be almost entirely original. If you use them, quotations should support your claims and they should be kept to a minimum. Your thoughts should not support the quotations! The research and style of the essay should be scholarly and interesting. You should base your research on primary and secondary resources, not on Wikipedia. If you cite a resource, then the documentation should follow MLA or APA Guidelines. Logic – Organization The most important thing about writing philosophy assignments is logic and argumentation!! The basic claim of an assignment should be clearly stated in an introductory paragraph that should also briefly state the supporting reasons (evidence, explanations etc) for the thesis in a prcis. The introductory paragraph should briefly articulate the basic argument of the paper to the reader. The rest of the assignment should follow the plan outlined in the introductory paragraph. The reader should be able to recognize how each part fits logically into the whole plan and how it supports the papers thesis. Concision and Precision The essay should not be wordy; it should be tight and compact. Your sentence formulations should almost always be exact. Your writing should give the reader the impression that you have thought through every word of every sentence youve written, in multiple drafts. The essay should not include any unnecessary repetition. You should try to make your point(s) without having to repeat yourself unnecessarily. There should be almost no tangents or back-tracking. Ideally, the reader should be unable to misinterpret your meaning; your explanations and arguments should be coherent and move directly toward persuading the reader of the claim stated in your introductory paragraph. Clarity Your arguments should be written for a reader new to the topic; they should be clear and to the point that youre trying to argue. Your explanations or reasons supporting your arguments should be simple, clear, and thorough. Your arguments or explanations should strive to leave little room for questions. Your reasoning should be explicit; you should try to clearly explain your reasoning, or clearly relate the reasoning that youre trying to explain. The reader should not have to guess at the meaning of your terms nor should s/he have to make your thinking coherent. Explain, explain and explain. Almost every logical move in your essay should be introduced by a transition phrase or argument marker that tells the reader what move is being made within the plan described in the introductory paragraph. It should be clear what point is being made and why its being made so as to lead the reader directly to your conclusion.
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[order_calculator]Citing examples from the essay, in what ways does Carnegie make his argument as persuasive as possible? Do you agree with his argument? Using evidence from the essay and/or textbook explain why you agree or disagree with his argument.
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[order_calculator]Scope of Analysis Theory: Review the literature list provided below, plus the PMBoK and other relevant literature, to gain an overview of how this modern or alternate approach operates within a project management context. Analysis The purpose of this assessment is to apply the theory to: Evaluate how the theory is relevant and useful for procurement and contract management processes. Identify the limitations of the theory to the procurement and contract management environment. Provide insights into why procurement and contract management strategies and processes vary in different situations (such as those described in weeks 1 3 of the unit).It is important that you are logical and methodical in the approach to your analysis to ensure your evaluation and claims are influential.
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[order_calculator]White Papers The term white paper appears frequently within the professional community. Typically, a white paper proposes a solution or argues a point of view for a complex problem or issue of UNLIMITED VACATIONS AND OTHER BENEFITS. FOR WHAT PURPOSE?. White papers can be found in a number of disciplines, including management, on topics such as establishing a strong corporate culture or strategies of building HR capital. This is a (WHITE PAPER RESEARCH) the paper subject, topic, issue, or title is UNLIMITED VACATIONS AND OTHER BENEFITS. FOR WHAT PURPOSE? I do not have material to download; please refer to the order detail an follow those instructions. The paper needs to have five resources: Please use two resources from Galileo, WSJ, and the other two reliable resources. The paper is to be typed, include five references (not including the text), a title page, and be 5 pages in length. Papers must follow APA. Class book. Human Resource Management 13th Edition by Gary Dessler. Chapter 13 Please make sure that you have an access the book given. White Papers: The term white paper frequently appears within the professional community. Typically, a white paper proposes a solution or argues a point of view for a complex problem or issue of UNLIMITED VACATIONS AND OTHER BENEFITS. FOR WHAT PURPOSE?. White papers can be found in some disciplines, including management, on topics such as establishing a strong corporate culture or strategies for building HR capital. The paper is to be typed, include five references (not including the text), a title page, and be five pages in length. Papers must follow APA. Class book. Human Resource Management 13th Edition by Gary Dessler.
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[order_calculator]Explain how the patient factor you selected might impact the pathophysiology of CVI and DVT. Describe how you would diagnose and prescribe treatment of these disorders for a patient based on the factor you selected.
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[order_calculator]Assessment Criteria Submit a marketing plan for new product/service launch for Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB). Points to remember are the justification for identifying this specific product or service, target market, market segmentation, marketing mix, financial viability and communication strategy. Answering in a Report Format (Marketing Plan Format) 1. Executive Summary 2. Company and Product Description 3. Marketing Plan: the mission/vision and core competencies of that brand with emphasis on 4Ps. 5. Evaluation and Interpretation of the situation, explain if the current marketing plan is successful if yes how and failure, then the reason. and Control (for your new product) 6. Supporting information you may want to include (may be integrated within text, pictures or included as appendices): mock-ups of packaging/product, advertising, promotions, any helpful tables, charts, graphs, etc. 7. Summary and Conclusion *Attached Marketing Plan template as a guide MARKING CRITERIA Evidence of preparation, depth of research and analysis with academic references: 30% Demonstrated understanding and application of relevant concepts and methods: 30% Evidence of critical thinking and justification of techniques used: 30% Clarity, structure and professional presentation of the report, including references included throughout the assignment (not only in reference list):
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[order_calculator]Complete a final essay based on Final Report outline. Final Report: Part 1 Outline
Introductory Paragraph
Thesis Sentence: Genetically modified foods have become a staple in modern society, though they remain stigmatized as unnatural and harmful; the real issue, however, is a vast miseducation of the public, as these foods can actually benefit our world more so than harm it. Paragraph: Genetically modified organisms, more commonly known as GMOs, have led to many innovations in the modern world. This is especially true for genetically modified foods. We can better maintain and manage food supplies, reduce hunger, and create new options for individuals affected by food-related disorders. The safety of GM foods has been brought into question by many, and for good reason; however, miseducation has led to irrational fears surrounding GMOs. Responsible GMO use enables us to safely use GM foods for the benefit of our world.
Paragraph 2: Position (Write a topic sentence that supports your thesis and provides a transition between the paragraphs. Then, record at least three details that provide support for the topic sentence.)
Detail A: GM foods can help counter the issue of quickly-depleting natural resources for farming and agricultural needs, while also removing some environmental strain.
Detail B: GM foods can help effectively reduce world hunger, especially in third world countries ravished by starvation.
Detail C: Food-related disorders such as celiac disease can be countered (i.e., gluten-free, GM wheat), thereby creating a means of feeding countless indiviuals affected by these diseases.
Paragraph 3: Opposition (To present a fair argument you need to research and outline some of the common positions that dispute your position (i.e. if you are for chocolate for your position, here you would be writing why chocolate is bad). Write a topic sentence that supports your thesis and provides a transition between the paragraphs. Then, record at least three details that provide support for the topic sentence.)
Topic Sentence: Genetically modified foods, though beneficial in many ways, may also carry several negative effects that must be considered for responsible use.
Detail A: Further studies need to be carried out to understand the full impact of GMOs on both humans and the environment.
Detail B: The environmental impact of GM crop strains crossing with non-GM strains.
Detail C: The unpredictability of genetic manipulation leads to potential dangers associated with unknown side effects.
Paragraph 4: Rebuttal
Topic Sentence: There are still reasons to approach GMOs with realistic expectations, responsible use, and an understanding of the unknown factors involved; however, many reasons for concern have been put to rest in our modern times, and the benefits of GM foods greatly outweigh the potential risks.
Detail A: There are over 100 verified-safe GM foods on the market that have passed rigorous safety inspections and, according to the WHO, no negative impacts on human health have been found in countries where GM food consumption is widespread.
Detail B: GM foods can actually benefit the environment by reducing resource usage and increasing sustainability.
Detail C: Genetic manipulation has become much more precise and reliable in recent years thanks to implementation of the CRISPR-Cas9 system, which is supported by a plethora of research within the genetic community.
Conclusion
Concluding Sentence: Genetically modified foods have been shown by multiple bodies of research over many years to provide more benefit than risk; the most harmful aspect is the widespread stigma surrounding these foods, which can be countered with responsible use and increased education of the advantages they can provide to our world.
References
Grand Canyon University. (Ed.). (2015). Environmental Science: The Human Impact on Natural Resources. Retrieved from: http://gcumedia.com/digital-resources/grand-canyon-university/2015/environmental-science_the-human-impact-on-natural-resources_ebook_1e.php
Frequently asked questions on genetically modified foods. (2017, February 15). Retrieved August 19, 2018, from http://www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/food-technology/faq-genetically-modified-food/en/
Parrett, T. (2016, March 30). GMO scientists could save the world from hunger, if we let them. Retrieved August 19, 2018, from https://www.newsweek.com/2015/05/29/gmo-scientists-could-save-world-hunger-if-we-let-them-334119.html
Norero, D. (2015, August 29). Gluten-free GM wheat can help celiac patients -Biology Fortified. Retrieved August 19, 2018, from https://www.biofortified.org/2015/08/gluten-free-gm-wheat-can-help-celiac-patients/
Marris, C. (2001). Public views on GMOs: Deconstructing the myths. EMBO Reports, 2(7), 545-548. doi:10.1093/embo-reports/kve142
Roberts, R. J. (2016). Review of “A Meta-Analysis of the Impacts of Genetically Modified Crops”. Publons Reviews and Discussion. doi:10.14322/publons.r433084
Qaim, M. (2018). Genetically Modified Crops. Reference Module in Food Science. doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-100596-5.22182-3 Will upload to make more clear.
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