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Article Review (40%)

Every week you will be writing one individual article review. The goal is to give students experience in reading critically, and in writing a critical article review. This assignment provides the opportunity to become familiar with scholarly or professional publications related to sport management.

The review will include;

Introduction: Purpose of the article

Summary of the article

General Critique: You should state your opinions of how well (or poorly) the authors did their research and presented the research results in the article. Your critique can contain both positive and negative comments.

d) Highlight the importance of the article to the field of sport management and how professionals can use the information (This is the most important issue!).

e) Lastly, provide 3 discussion questions for class discussion.

The typical length of the review is 1-2 page (Single space, Times New Roman, and 11 pt. font).

Explain the equal opportunity environment and how it relates to employers. Identify the two primary regulatory agencies responsible for enforcing equal opportunity legislation. Discuss protected classes and identify two or more acts of legislation that provide protections to these groups. Be sure to include key terms and concepts from the lesson.

In what ways is \’In the penal colony\’ an examination of power and punishment in a world that is moving forward? Explore the relevance of the given situation as it relates to today as well as how it would relate in Kafka\’s time.

Format: size 12, 1-1.25 inch margins, stapled, with a date, title, and your name
Citations: Use parenthetical citations as well as a Chicago-style bibliography
Primary sources (letters the author wrote or interviews with the author that refer to the text in question) and secondary sources (articles written about the text) are both acceptable.

Speech: (Audience: Graduates, parents, faculty members)
You did it Graduates! 36 Full Diploma Candidates and 73 Certificate students.
This year it was more than ever before, a teamwork between you (students), parents, teachers and counselors.
You used communication, an attribute of the IB Learner Profile, in order to successfully fulfill all IB requirements.
The future will be exciting and IB education will help you all the way through college and life.

include one quote of a famous person regarding education/or future choices

Normally a proposal will be a total of about 500 words divided into several sections. The TR Proposal should contain:

Title page with the following information:

Title: The proposed title for the TR. It should be specific, contain fewer than 10 words, and use standard terminology.

From: Candidates name

Discipline: The Discipline in which certification is sought.

Date: Date of submission

Introduction: A short background statement, in about 100 words, of what the proposal covers and why this particular report is being prepared.

Body: This section outlines the problem and methodology which the TR will attempt to address.

(a) The problem should provide sufficient detail using specific engineering or applied science concepts/techniques/processes to identify what is wrong. Care should be taken to ensure that it is really a problem versus a summary or overview. (Proposals that are summaries of an industry or situation without seeking to solve an issue are unlikely to be approved.) The problem statement typically would not exceed 50 words.

(b) The methodology describes concisely the approach the author intends to use in the TRs investigation and documentation. The methodology description would normally be
about 300 words.

Hypothesis: An effective hypothesis statement describes what the author thinks the solution to the problem is expected to be and why. It should be strong and clear and not contain any
words such as may be, probably, or might. A hypothesis statement typically would not exceed 50 words.

So the summary of order will be 1. 12 ppt slides as per specified. 2. 5 pages to be added in the thesis. A.For 12 ppt files, pl find below instructions 1. Concise PPT for complete thesis with keywords and key sentences only 2. Main propositions must be clear by pointing relevant passages(text, graph, figures) presenting in body of text 3.Research Question/hypothesis. 4. Some words on methodology. 5. Main sources used: Authors, titles, relevance 6. Some words on data analysis technique 7. Short summary on findings 8. Indicating practical application on results. B. For thesis paper, pl find below instruction 1. Inconsistent use of Harward style of writing in thesis(Refer the attachment) 2. At least 3 more tables needs to be included in the thesis. 3. literature review and methodology section needs to be elaborated at least by 3 pages.

Article Review (40%)

Every week you will be writing one individual article review. The goal is to give students experience in reading critically, and in writing a critical article review.
This assignment provides the opportunity to become familiar with scholarly or professional publications related to sport management.

The review will include;

Introduction: Purpose of the article

Summary of the article

General Critique: You should state your opinions of how well (or poorly) the authors did their research and presented the research results in the article. Your critique can contain both positive and negative comments.

d) Highlight the importance of the article to the field of sport management and how professionals can use the information (This is the most important issue!).

e) Lastly, provide 3 discussion questions for class discussion.

The typical length of the review is 1-2 page (Single space, Times New Roman, and 11 pt. font).

These projects will focus on civil rights, civil liberties and abuse of power by
government or government officials showcasing one of the movies listed below
Option 1: Good Night and, Good Luck. This is about the epic battle between CBS newsman
Edward R. Murrow and U. S. Senator Joseph McCarthy.
Option 2: All the Presidents Men. This is the story behind the Washington Post investigation of
the Watergate Scandal which subsequently brought down the Nixon presidency.