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Basically, this assignment is centered around the controversies on the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar.  But before you start, there's a document you need to read to give you an insight about the controversies and  I have included other useful documents too that you can use for this  assignment and feel free to cite them alongside with other refs.

Week 7 Assignment Information Systems for Business and Beyond Questions: Chapter 13- study questions 1-10, Exercise 1 (2, 4) Information Technology and Organizational Learning Assignment: Chapter 11 – Review the employment challenge in the digital era (as well as the entire chapter).  Reflect on the various challenges are present in the digital era.  Will things get better or more complicated as times goes on?  Explain.  What are some methods to assimilate new generations into the workforce to think about competitive advantage?

This term's short essay assignments are not journal entries. While these assignments require you to read and think about the assigned course materials, you are expected to put more time and effort into thinking about the prompts and drafting your essay. These assignments aren't fully developed term papers either. They are similar to the essays you would write for a take-home exam. You want them to be somewhat polished, but they don't require extensive research or a major investment of time. Each short essay assignment you complete this term should be about 2 double-spaced pages. No points will be deducted if you don't quite reach or if you exceed the page limit, but only writing a paragraph or two won't allow you fully develop your ideas.  Since this is an essay, not a journal, you are expected to have a beginning (introduction), middle, and end. Your paper should be organized with clear paragraphs and transitions between them. You should develop your own ideas and arguments, but you will want to  support these with evidence from our course materials, discussions, or research you've done on your own. Please make sure you cite any sources that you use. This is short essay, and you are not be given enough time for you to produce a polished piece of writing. However, you should revise your paper at least once for clarity and make sure that you proofread it for grammar, word choice, spelling, and/or citation errors.  Journalism and Democracy in the Philippines: The film One Thousand Cuts told the story of the journalists at Rappler who documented the extrajudicial killings that were part of Rodrigo Duterte's drug war. The journalists believed that it was their duty to document what was happening and to tell the stories of the families and communities who were impacted by the killings. The interview with Patricia Evangelista and the Orwell essay (The Politics of the English Language) that you read highlight the ways that language can be used to obscure the truth.  Write a short essay in response to one or more of the following prompts: What role do journalists play in a democracy? Why is important to have a free press? Should journalists be advocates for a particular cause?  Why should people be concerned about the persecution of journalists? What role did language play in Duterte's regime? How does language obscure authoritarianism? Can language be democratic or anti-democratic? How does language shape our ideas about politics?  Why are extrajudicial killings such a threat to democracy? What is the relationship between how the criminal justice system operates and the functioning of democracy?

Acceptable file formats include the following: PDF, docx, or rtf.  Please note that I will only accept assignments that are submitted in the correct place.   Directions: Write an extended definition on one of the following words or phrases listed below (or you may choose your own word). Follow the essay guidelines for This I Believe. Format your essay according to MLA guidelines and write 3-4 pages. Happiness Compassion                 American Dream                                                                                                     Work    Beauty                                                                                         Art                                                                                  Success    Evil Truth                  Love                                                                                        Intelligence   Marriage             American Hero   Faith Family                 This I Believe Writing GuidelinesLinks to an external site. We invite you to contribute to this project by writing and submitting your own statement of personal belief. We understand how challenging this is—it requires such intimacy that no one else can do it for you. To guide you through this process, we offer these suggestions: Tell a story: Be specific. Take your belief out of the ether and ground it in the events of your life. Consider moments when belief was formed or tested or changed. Think of your own experience, work, and family, and tell of the things you know that no one else does. Your story need not be heart-warming or gut-wrenching—it can even be funny—but it should be real. Make sure your story ties to the essence of your daily life philosophy and the shaping of your beliefs. Name your belief: If you can’t name it in a sentence or two, your essay might not be about belief. Also, rather than writing a list, consider focusing on one core belief [. . .]. Be positive: Please avoid preaching or editorializing. Tell us what you do believe, not what you don’t believe. Avoid speaking in the editorial “we.” Make your essay about you; speak in the first person. Be personal: Write in words and phrases that are comfortable for you to speak. We recommend you read your essay aloud to yourself several times, and each time edit it and simplify it until you find the words, tone, and story that truly echo your belief and the way you speak. For this project, we are also guided by the original This I Believe series and the producer’s invitation to those who wrote essays in the 1950s. Their advice holds up well and we are abiding by it. Please consider it carefully in writing your piece. In introducing the original series, host Edward R. Murrow said, “Never has the need for personal philosophies of this kind been so urgent.” We would argue that the need is as great now as it was 50 years ago. We are eager for your contribution. Student Example of Definition Essay: Defintion_Essay_Student_Example-6.docxDownload Defintion_Essay_Student_Example-6.docx Below is an Example of MLA Paper Format for the Heading - Please Use This Format for All Essays.  (please note that your Professor's name is Myslinski)

According to Investopedia, "A living wage is?a socially acceptable level of income that provides adequate coverage for basic necessities such as food, shelter, child services, and healthcare. The living wage standard allows for no more than 30% to be spent on rent or a mortgage and is sufficiently higher than the poverty level." The majority of companies are required to pay a minimum wage which is significantly lower than the living wage. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology provides a living wage calculator for a number of communities throughout the U.S.: https://livingwage.mit.edu/ Using at least 500 words and two resources: Select one community, report on the living wage, and then discuss your opinion as to whether companies should be obligated to pay a living wage in that community? Discuss the ramifications if companies pay the living wage. Include the perspectives of the stakeholders – the companies and the businesses in those communities.

Discussion on The Metamorphosis Below is the link for the Metamorphosis The Project Gutenberg eBook of Metamorphosis, by Franz Kafka The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka (Free Audio Book in English Language) (youtube.com) Choose one of the following assertions and write a 200-word response supporting why you agree or disagree with it. After, in a separate paragraph reply to the statement below, no fewer than 75 words. (Statement is in color RED) Gregor’s transformation highlights his isolation and alienation before his metamorphosis. Or Despite having become an insect, Gregor is more humane and sensitive than his family. Or If Gregor had been a stronger person, he would have been able to avoid all the suffering and alienation he endures. Statement I acknowledge that despite undergoing a transformation into an insect, Gregor displays more humanity and sensitivity than his family does. In "The Metamorphosis," Gregor's transformation into an insect paradoxically magnifies his compassion and sensitivity more than ever. Despite his grotesque physical appearance, Gregor remains anxious about his family's well-being. He continues to worry about his sister Grete's future, his parents' financial security, and the burden he has placed on them due to his inability to work. His thoughts consistently revolve around their needs and happiness, demonstrating his inherent selflessness and empathy. In contrast, the progression of the story reveals the lack of sensitivity and compassion in Gregor's family members. Although initially shocked and concerned about his transformation, they quickly transition to frustration, anger, and resentment. They begin to see Gregor as a burden and a source of shame rather than a loved one in need of assistance. Grete, who initially shows kindness by feeding Gregor, eventually turns against him, suggesting that they should eliminate him for their own benefit. The family's ultimate abandonment of Gregor highlights their insensitivity and failure to recognize his ongoing emotional and psychological struggles. Gregor's display of humanity, despite his insect form, sharply contrasts with the increasingly inhumane behavior of his family. This contrast underscores the story's exploration of alienation, dehumanization, and the true nature of compassion.

In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competencies: Conduct research for specific writing situations Integrate qualified evidence from research into one’s own writing Articulate an evidence-based position in written communication Overview Persuasive essays are a staple of writing. A persuasive essay has multiple goals. One is to demonstrate certain skills like research, proper citation, and critical thinking. These skills benefit us any time we need to take a position on a topic. This could be to present information for a suggested change at work or to help change someone’s mind about a global issue affecting our society. The skills that you will develop in writing your persuasive essay with research are transferable to all aspects of life and career. When writing a persuasive essay, a writer must consider multiple communication elements and persuasive writing techniques such as strategically using introductions and conclusions, using a combination of ethos, pathos, and logos to persuade an audience, refuting an opposing viewpoint, among others. These elements of writing matter in everything we write, not just in essays. Persuasive essays organize your ideas by stating a thesis, followed by key points backed up by citations from credible sources, and examine diverse perspectives. All the skills that you will develop while working on your persuasive essay with research will help you when trying to persuade someone to consider your perspective. Directions There are two parts to this assignment: creating a collection of sources and writing a persuasive essay supported by research. For Part One, you will list the sources you will use in your persuasive essay. You will also include a description of each source and other information about your research process. For Part Two, you will write an essay that states your position on a topic, integrates evidence from the sources you listed in Part One to support your key points, and uses different writing techniques to engage and persuade your audience. You will use at least one source from the Project Resources document and two sources that you find through your own research using the Shapiro Library to support your project. Part One: Collection of Sources In Part One, you will organize your research in preparation to write a persuasive essay in Part Two. To prepare your collection of sources, revise the assignment you submitted in Module Three using the instructor feedback you received. This part of your project should be about 1 to 2 pages long. Specifically, you must address the following: State the purpose of your research.  Consider the purpose of your research in relation to your topic. State your research question. Describe the impact of using biased sources to support your topic. Describe how diverse perspectives from sources support your position. Consider the following:  Are there multiple voices? How do these diverse perspectives from your research support your topic? List relevant sources to support your persuasive essay.  Include at least one source from the Project Resources document and at least two sources that you find through your own research using the Shapiro Library. Include an APA or MLA citation for each source. Describe how each source supports your topic.  Briefly summarize each source. State why the source is credible. State how the source is relevant to your research question. Part Two: Persuasive Essay with Research In Part Two, you will write a persuasive essay supported by the sources you listed in Part One. To write your essay, revise the draft you wrote in Module Five using the instructor and peer feedback you received in Modules Five and Six. This part of your project should be about 2 to 3 pages long.( I will send you the module 5 draft essay I wrote) Specifically, you must address the following: Compose a thesis statement that addresses your position. Support key points in your persuasive essay with evidence from your research.  These are the key points presented in your thesis statement. Use quotes or paraphrases to integrate evidence from research into your persuasive essay.  Include at least one quote and/or paraphrase for each body paragraph. Include strategies to meet the needs of an audience. In your response, include:  An introduction with relevant background information that appeals to your chosen audience. A conclusion that summarizes your key points and includes a call to action for your chosen audience. Use persuasive writing techniques in the body of your persuasive essay.  Address and refute an opposing viewpoint to your position. Use ethos, pathos, or logos to persuade the audience when refuting the opposing viewpoint. Use attribution conventions throughout your persuasive essay.  Use APA or MLA attribution conventions for all in-text citations and/or paraphrases. Remember, you will need to use the format you chose in Module One for this project. Include a References or Works Cited page at the end of your persuasive essay. What to Submit Submit your project as a 3- to 5-page Microsoft Word document (with an additional title page and Reference page in the case of APA, or a Works Cited page in the case of MLA) with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Use at least one source from the Project Resources document and two sources that you find through your own research using the Shapiro Library to support your project. Follow APA or MLA citation guidelines when citing sources both throughout and at the end of your paper. Supporting Materials The following resources support your work on the project: Student APA Exemplar: Project APA Exemplar This is an example of a completed assignment using APA style. You may want to use this as a guide when addressing the rubric criteria for this assignment. Student MLA Exemplar: Project MLA Exemplar This is an example of a completed assignment using MLA style. You may want to use this as a guide when addressing the rubric criteria for this assignment. Resource: Project Resources Document This document contains resources for the project. Library Resource: ENG 190 Library Guide This library guide may support you in completing your project. In this module, you will revise your persuasive essay and submit the final draft. You will also submit your finalized Collection of Sources you completed in a previous module as a part of your project. The final draft of the essay should be a polished submission that integrates supporting evidence from research and persuasive writing techniques. Your persuasive essay should also reflect the appropriate style for a professional setting, inclusive writing choices, and an awareness of audience. The final draft will be submitted in either APA or MLA formatting. The resources for this module include a reading covering arguments, in addition to the sample essays, a Library Guide with information that can assist you with your essay, and an Essay Revision Checklist to review before submission. 

short report on why artificial turf should be replaced with real grass in football  -address short report to NFLPA

Find a real estate ad. Write a paragraph on why you think the ad is or is NOT an effective way of getting business.

1.  People vs. Property Every single one of us lives on property of some sort. When considering a career in real estate many people think of it as a chance to sell properties and make a lot of money. The reality is that it is a people business and relationships and ability to assess personal needs are key. For this discussion, we will discuss the importance of personal relationships, communication and needs assesment. 2.  Legal problems 11 unread reply.11 reply. Please discuss some ways that a real estate professional could get into legal problems. 3. Getting a listing... 11 unread reply.11 reply. You have 24 hours to get a listing or face severe financial consequences. Please discuss some strategies that you would attempt during the 24 hour window. What would that day look like? 4.  Advertising 11 unread reply.11 reply. You have $100 to invest into advertising, what would you spend it on and why? 5.  Fair Housing Month No unread replies.11 reply. After today's class discussion (4/12-Week 2) how have your views on "Fair Housing" been impacted or have they not changed? (This will count as attendance participation points)