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For this essay, you will be considering the topic of Immigration as presented and discussed in the readings from Chapter 4 in the Global Issues, Local Arguments. Those is my professor\’s instructions: Identify one or more of the issue questions that the authors weve read in Chapter 4 seem to be addressing in their work–recall the activities weve had online and in-class to help define these issues. Review Chapter 2 for more on issue questions; generally, these are the questions to which writers respond with a claim supported by reasons. In your essays, you will be responding to an issue question that is a more narrow sub-topic of the broader topic of immigration. It is up to you to identify and define the issue question that will be the subject of your essays. Your job in this assignment is to explore an issue question from two differing, perhaps even directly opposing, points of view. Review pp. 51-58 in the Global Issues, Local Arguments textbook on Writing an Argument. Within this section you will find a students informal writing to explore an issue question, and you should also focus on the box labelled Strategies for Exploring an Issue From Multiple Perspectives and follow the four (4) steps there to begin your drafts. Plan on taking the time necessary to explore your positions in writing in the early stages of your writing process; this crucial step will help you generate material from both perspectives necessary for your essays.

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Each of my group gave me there way of writing the same assignment and I need to put all these 3 papers into one paper and it cannot be more than 750 can you please help me out
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Students are required to organize themselves in group.
Once organized, the group members HAVE to sign-up in the groups created on Blackboard. The
group number should correspond to the project number (you select from the list below). For
example, the students who select project one should sign-up in group one on blackboard.
The Group size can be up to a maximum of 4 students.
Each group is required to select a project from the following list.
Only one group can work on a specific project (in other words, two groups CANNOT work on
the same project).
All projects are subject to the same set of questions listed at the end.
The report on the project shall be due one week before the end of classes.
Your work should be reported in the provided Template (posted on Blackboard)
A peer-evaluation will be conducted by each group member after the submission (details later)
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Font 11, Single Spaced, and having these components in it:

Racial Identity: I am a White Female, 19 yrs old

Name your gender identity (Self). What do these readings make you
think about?
o What stands out? What described experiences, ideas, terms and questions are new
to you?
How do these readings make you feel? o Which experiences, ideas, terms and questions evoked an emotive response (surprise, anger, sadness, curiosity, resonance, resistance, disbelief, excitement, happiness)? Describe a lived experience you have had with sexism (one in which You and an Other was involved).

SOURCES:
How Elementary School Teachers Biases Can Discourage Girls From Math and Science:http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/02/07/upshot/schoolteacher agegirlsfrommathandscience.html?referrer=

Elementary School Bias Against Boys Sets Them Up For Failure:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/03/elementaryschoolbiasboys_n_2404898.html

A Teacher Tells a Story of a Boy in Her Class:
http://www.upworthy.com/ateachertellsastoryaboutaboyinherclassithasabeginningamidd leandnoend?c=upw1

Black Girls Matter. Pushed Out, Over Policed and Under Protected:
http://www.law.columbia.edu/null/download?&exclusive=filemgr.download&file_id=613546

My Son Has Been Suspended Five Times. He\’s 3:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/07/24/mysonhasbeensuspendedfivetimeshes3/

Read the vignettes below and provide the following:
1. Identify any \”red flags\” or safety issues.
2. List the symptoms that you are concerned about.
3. Provide a diagnosis using DSM 5 criteria
4. Lastly, list any other diagnosis you considered and why you ruled them out.
Additionally, for each vignette choose a behavior that you may want to change, add or delete and set up a reinforcement system for it.
Eddie, age 9, was referred at the request of his school because of the difficulties that he creates in class. He has been suspended for a day twice this school year. His teacher complains that he is so restless that the rest of the class is unable to concentrate. He is hardly ever in his seat, but roams around the class, talking to other children while they are working. He never seems to know what he is going to do next.
His mother says that Eddie\’s behavior has been difficult since he was a toddler. He always required little sleep and was awake before anyone else. When he was small, he got into everything, particularly early in the morning before the others go up. When he was 4, he managed to unlock the door and wander off into a busy main street. He was rejected from a preschool program because of his difficulty behavior and he also had a difficult year in kindergarten.
2nd Vignette
Read the vignettes below and provide the following:
1. Identify any \”red flags\” or safety issues.
2. List the symptoms that you are concerned about.
3. Provide a diagnosis using DSM 5 criteria
4. Lastly, list any other diagnosis you considered and why you ruled them out.
Additionally, for each vignette choose a behavior that you may want to change, add or delete and set up a reinforcement system for it.
At their wit\’s end, the parents of Jordan, a six year old boy, brought him in for an evaluation. Their already shaky marriage is being severely tested by conflict over their son\’s behavior at home and at school. The mother complained bitterly that the father frequently away from home on business, \”overindulged\” their son. The son would argue and throw temper tantrums and insist on continuing games, books, etc. whenever his father put him to bed, so that a 7:30 PM bedtime was delayed until 10:30, 11:00 or even 11:30 at night. Similarly, the father had been known to cook 4 or 5 different meals for his son\’s dinner if Jordan stubbornly insisted that he would not eat what had been prepared. At school, several teachers had complained that the child was stubborn and spiteful, often spoke out of turn and refused to comply with classroom rules
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A template is uploaded . Only reference to be used is the DSM 5
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Please don\’t plagiarize and source must be no more than 5 years