Category: Writing

  • Writing Question

    Research and explain fire-resistance rating requirements of exterior walls based on fire separation distance as well as type of construction and occupancy groups. Study table 705.5, which requires the occupancy group be known in order to determine the fire-resistance requirements for exterior walls. Describe the purpose of code requirements and fire ratings for exterior walls…

  • Thesis

    Instructions This submission will be the complete unit 1 thesis outline. This outline should include your main points from thesis outline part I + direct passages/references from outside sources that support/detail each main point from outline part I. Use quotation marks for all outside passages/references. Punctuate properly. This outline should also include MLA long citations…

  • Annotated Bib

    his bibliography must include 4+ print sources. These are sources that you have come across in preliminary research related to the development of your essay 1 thesis outline. These may or may not be sources you eventually incorporate into the final draft of the essay/thesis outline. Avoid reference sources such as “top 10/best of…” articles,…

  • Case Study

    Read each question carefully and answer the questions in detail. Use your textbooks, readings, and PowerPoint presentations to guide your response. Your responses will more convincing if they are supported by citations. When you answer these questions, you will do so from the point that your reader has very little knowledge of reading comprehension. If…

  • Media/Pop Research Paper

    Choose a movie or television show from pre-1990 and one from post-2010 (same genre is not required but is encouraged) and write a 3-7 page analysis. The first episode of a television show must have aired 1990 or earlier or 2010 or later to qualify for this assignment. Watch at least two episodes if using…

  • Teaching a Strategy

    Read Harvey, S. & Goudvis, A. (2017). Chapter 6: The Nuts and Bolts of Comprehension Instruction Chapter 7: Monitoring Comprehension: The Inner Conversation Chapter 8: Activating, Connecting, and Building: Why Background Knowledge Matters Chapter 9: Questioning: The Strategy That Propels Readers Forward Chapter 10: Visualizing and Inferring: Making Whats Implicit Explicit Chapter 11: Determining Importance…

  • Social Studies Newsletter

    Assessment Description Social studies can be viewed as a persons study of the environment around him or her, past and present. The study can be passive or interactive. Connections for social studies content can be made by early childhood students through a variety of experiences including in the classroom, in other areas of the school,…

  • Clinical Field Experience E: Teaching a Lesson

    Assessment Description Continuous improvement of teaching practice requires self-reflection and openness to feedback from other educators. Allocate at least 3 hours in the field to support this field experience. Review the lessons you created for this course with your mentor teacher. Select one to implement in your field experience classroom, either to a small group…

  • Text Meaning

    After studying , discuss the following: Complete the Iris module on Metacognition How can we teach our struggling readers to evaluate the meaning of the text? How important do you think teacher modeling is to this strategy? Defend your thinking with evidence. Submission Instructions: Your initial post should be at least 200 words, formatted, and…

  • Writing Question

    Revisit feedback you have received in this course (from your instructor or peers). Identify two key areas you want to improve (such as clarity, organization, audience connection or sentence structure). Consider how those areas affected your writing and how addressing them could make your message stronger. Choose a Section to Revise Select a short passage…