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USE THE SETTING TEMPLATE THAT IS ATTACHED ONLY/ APA FORMAT/ NO PLAGARISMTHE STORY IS BELOW: Below is your assignment for this week\’s step of the Fiction Project. Your first step is done! During Weeks 03 and 04, you completed your plot outline and theme plus your two character sketches. (You are probably inserting a lot of this work into the rough draft of your story.)Study  the section on \”Setting\” in your textbook, especially the \”Do\’s for Description\” at the end of the section. Describe the setting of a specific scene in your story. Details of setting answer the question: \”Where are we?\” You probably already know where your story is taking place, but now is the time to develop the detail and mood, the power of the setting. Then you can use it in your story! Submit a description of your short storys setting.

Explain the process for each of the following in one paragraph. In addition, provide an original example of how you use each. Lastly, answer the following: Of the memory aids provided in the chapter and lesson, which can assist you in improving your memory? Why?The memory aids in the chapter said, \”Rhymes and Sayings, The Link System, The Loci System, and The Phonetic System.  Short term memory process:Short term memory example: Long term memory process:Long term memory example: Sensory memory process:Sensory memory example: Memory aid analysis:

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Watch the 2005 film Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, directed by Alex Gibney. The film is available at the UM library, on Netflix, Amazon, cable on-demand, and other sources. Plan ahead to ensure you have time to view the film at least once before beginning your paper.

Essay Prompt:
There are numerous examples of ethically ambiguous practices featured in the film. These practices may include actions, affirmative statements, omissions and/or schemes. Identify and explain one such practice. Include a brief description of the parties involved, how the practice worked, and why it was ethically questionable. Then, answer the following questions utilizing the framework of the moral philosophies discussed in class and Chapter 6 of the textbook:
Identify the moral philosophy upon which the parties seem to have relied to justify their actions. Define that philosophy and explain how it led them to act as they did.
Select two alternative moral philosophies that might have led the parties to a different result and, for each one, include a definition of that alternative philosophy and an analysis of how the actors would have acted had they utilized that moral philosophy. Also discuss the likely outcome of acting in accordance with each such alternative philosophy.
Your answer should be written in essay format; in other words, it should not be divided into individual answers to the above questions. There is no need to consult sources beyond your textbook, your class notes, and the film itself. Your essay may not exceed 600 words and should be double-spaced, utilizing Times Roman 12 point font and 1 inch margins. Please indicate the exact word count at the top of the paper. You are to turn in a hard copy of your Analytical Paper, no later than the start of class on April 11th. Your Analytical Paper must also be submitted via the designated Blackboard/Safe Assignment drop box under the Assignments tab by the same date and time as the hard copy. Please note that the papers will be run through Safe Assignment, which will compare them against the entire Internet and our internal database to help detect plagiarism. There is no makeup for this Analytical Paper; it is not subject to the Question 11 policy articulated in the course syllabus.

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Suggesting how quality improvement programmes have the potential to counteract a customer complaint or quality-related issue.
Noting similarities and differences between your quality improvement programmes with that of a classmate.
Offering contributions based upon the literature and your prior experience about the value and impact of continuous improvement.
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Hi Jack,
Thanks for the example of your company- let me add some more aspects from their Six Sigma implementations for GE.
Jack Welch, CEO of GE launched Six Sigma in mid 1990s and labelled it as the most ambitious task the company had ever taken (Welch, 2001 cited in Black & Revere, 2006). The process started by nominating a team of Master Black Belts who were to lead changes. Training was required to measure process output, to analyse process inputs, to enhance processes by altering inputs and to control processes by controlling inputs (Hendricks & Kelbaugh, 1998). Welch (1996 b cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000) remarked that GE chose doable performance targets and within companys capabilities but raised sights up to the next level towards higher goals.

By implementing Six Sigma, GE has achieved remarkable results:

Improved performance and financials after investing $ 380 in Six Sigma, majority was for training, benefits have resulted from increased productivity ($ 700 million), (Paul, 1999 cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000). Also, in 1997, GE Medical System saved $ 40 million (Conlin, 1998 cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000). GE operating margin went up to 15% from 10 %.

Improved customer satisfaction which was evident in shipping of 20 energy management systems 100% and on targeted date as compared to shipping six systems per year and poor delivery on time before 1997 (Bolze, 1998 cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000).

Improved product development which was evident in increasing lifespan of tubers in CAT scanners to four times as compared to earlier lifespan (Conlin, 1998 cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000). Product development cycles improved and within three months (as compared to one year), new internet-based management information products were introduced (Bolze, 1998 cited in Henderson & Evans, 2000).

Hendricks, C. A., Kelbaugh, R.L. (1998), Implementing Six Sigma at GE, Journal for Quality & Participation, Jul/Aug, 21 (4)

Henderson, K. M.; Evans, J. R. (2000), Successful implementation of Six Sigma: benchmarking General Electric Company, Benchmarking An International Journal, 7 (4), pp. 260-282

Write a one to two page paper exploring the use of the defense \\\”insanity.\\\” Please use one (or more) of the following examples for you analysis, and be sure to use appropriate APA formatting and citations:

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It’s a scientific review paper … Here’s an example of how it should look like .. https://www.amherst.edu/media/view/288969/original/sdarticle.pdf ..notice how the information in the text are cited? .. but please don’t use this website in my paper because it’s a review paper not a primary source and also because it’s from 2003. it’s only to show you how it should look like.
All information should come from recent peer-reviewed scientific journals ( 5 years or less old).
Here are some good articles i found that you can use
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1570963914003355
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4360138/
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3460807/
http://www.nature.com/articles/srep08811
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pro.2229/full
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0037256
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1444-0938.2004.tb03095.x/pdf ( from 2004 but might be helpful)
If you need more scientific journals (which you will) you will find a lot on the right side, when you open any of the websites i just sent you. If you found any helpful journals that is more than 5 years old, you can use them but please don’t exceed two journals.
Citing information in the text:
one author ( Mark 2013)
two authors ( Mark and tony 2013)
More than two ( Mark et al. 2013)
Here are a few topics you can talk about in the paper:
1)Small Heat Shock Proteins Overview.
2)Crystallins Overview.
3)The role of alpha-crystallin as a molecular chaperone.
4)Alpha-crystallin in Mammalian lens.
5)Alpha-crystallin chaperone-like function.
6)Elements affecting alpha-crystallin functions.
7)What are the target proteins for alpha-crystallin in the lens?
8)The alpha crystallin gene.
9)Structure of alpha-crystallin.
10)Mutations in Alpha-crystallin.
11)cancer related to alpha crystallins
12)treatments
13)Conclusion.
14)questions for later research
Please send me all the websites you used.
For any more information please email or text or call me.
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workplace Motivation
In the background materials you read about some very traditional theories of motivation such as Theory X and Theory Y, and the hierarchy of needs. But one trend that has received a lot of attention in the media is that of weird or offbeat methods to motivate employees. The recent movie The Internship is set in the odd (or googly) workplace culture of Google. Zappos Shoes even mentions weirdness in the list of corporate values.
CashLinq , a financial services firm, is famous for their Nerf gun battles in the office. Eric Ryan, found of the highly successful soap company Method, was known to go to extremes to motivate employees such as dressing up as a chipmunk or holding impromptu office dance parties. Other examples of unorthodox motivation techniques may include unusual perks such as health insurance for your pets, or allowing employees to ride scooters in the office.
But is this just a passing fad for trendy new companies, or there actually a method to their madness? For this assignment, you will be doing some research on these offbeat new motivation techniques and investigating whether or not these techniques actually fit in with standard textbook theories of motivation. Review the background materials, and then read the following articles and also see if you can find any other examples of bizarre or unusual workplace motivation techniques:
Alsop, R. J. (2010). The last word. Workforce Management, 89(10), 50. Proquest
Petrecca, L. (Dec. 30, 2011). Quirky perks for workers: Pet insurance, massages. USA Today Proquest
Quirky offices may inspire employees. (Dec. 17, 2010, Dec 27). McClatchy – Tribune Business News Proquest
Habib, M. (Oct. 7, 2011). Foosball? bah. employers dangle offbeat incentives. The Globe and Mail Proquest
Case Assignment
When you are done with your research, write a four to five page paper addressing the following issues:
1.Are these unusual motivation techniques more closely matched to McGregors Theory X, or his Theory Y? Cite at least one of the textbook chapters from the required background readings to support your answer.
2.Which of Maslows needs do you think these techniques address or do not address physiological, safety, belonging, esteem, and self-actualization? Cite at least one of the textbook chapters from the required background readings to support your answer.
3.Overall, what do you think the main advantages and disadvantages are of these new and unusual motivation techniques as compared to more traditional techniques?
Assignment Expectations
Answer the assignment questions directly
Stay focused on the precise assignment questions, don’t go off on tangents or devote a lot of space to summarizing general background materials
Make sure to use reliable and credible sources as your references. Articles published in established newspapers or business journals/magazines are preferred. If you find articles on the internet, make sure it is from a credible source.
Reference your sources of information with both a bibliography and in-text citations.

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Submission of Essay: Critically discuss the theories and approaches to developing literacy and multi modal learning in early childhood. The essay should also include theories of play based learning and multi modality.

I am uploading an essay to edit which I think can be improved.

Please include start with explaining what Multi modal leaning is and how it can be seen to help children’s learning.
*consider critically how children acquire or develop language and competing theories *The nature of narrative and emergent literacies.
*The resources and context, which examines the selection and use of story, rhyme, song, poems, to support and extend literacy; thinking about the role of drama and the use of story props puppets, small world, Digital technologies and the creative arts.
*The needs of bilingual children, which discusses how to understand the linguistic repertoire of pupils and how to provide opportunities to support and extend their learning; case studies of bi-literate pupils; the role of texts in different languages.
Supporting and extending reading, which addresses and critiques competing theories on how children learn to read.
Supporting and extending writing, which explores the complexity of becoming a writer; supporting and extending young writers; writing for different audiences and purposes.
The critical consideration of a variety of expressive and creative arts addressed, including electronic and digital forms of symbolic representation, and how they may be contextualised.

1.Use theories regarding the differences between top-down and bottom-up approaches to the teaching of literacy in settings and in reception classes in a critical evaluation of literacy practice in the Foundation Stage.
2.Appreciate the importance for learning of storytelling, books, speaking and listening in all settings; visual, digital and creative technologies for childrens narratives.
3.Reflect on and discuss approaches to support childrens multimodal learning
4.Demonstrate sound academic skills in formative and summative assessments
5.Be able to plan meaningful, play-based activities that engage all children, including those with special needs and those with English as an additional language.

please write in clear simple english like the essay.

thanks
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