...Abigaile Reece A.P. Language and Composition Mrs. Bridget Bowser Monday, February 16, 2015 Rhetorical Analysis “RHS Athletic Program vs. ALHS Academic Program” Coach Ken Carter’s (Coach Carter) program is parallel to the AVID program in many ways. The two programs are also unparalleled in other ways Coach Carter to the basketball team is how an AVID teacher is to the AVID classes. In this situation Coach Carter’s program is the AVID program. Coach Carter wasn't the typical high school Coach, he made each player on the basketball team signed a contract. The contract stated that each...
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...Shock the Future, LLC Course: IME 255 - Engineering Economy Instructor: Dr. Yildirim Table of Contents: Proposed Business 3 Problem Statement 3 Business Concept with Industry Analysis 3 Competitor Analysis 3 Target Market 4 Strategic Positioning 4 Critical Risks 4 Economics of the Business and Operations Plan: 5 Primary Ten Year Plan 5 Details of Alternative Plans 6 Analysis………...…………………………………………………………………………………7 Conclusions…………………………………………………………………………………….…7 Appendix 8 References…………………………….…………………………………………………………11 Proposed Business Problem Statement The importance of obtaining a college education to work in today’s society cannot be overstated. That is why in recent years high schools have started to encourage students to pursue a college education as well as begin to prepare the students for college. The current methods high schools are implementing offer general ways of preparing students for college that are often times ineffective and lack proper execution. Since college preparation is critical for high school students to increase their chance of successfully graduating from college, it is now more crucial than ever before to provide proper college preparation for tomorrow’s college students. However college preparation requires more than just helpful techniques for studying and teaching yourself. College preparation also requires a good amount of hard work and learning core subjects that form the foundation for which we build our...
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...to teach values through different traits that certain characters exude. She writes, “The narrator of Caged Bird is good, her rapist is bad; Scout and Atticus Finch are good, their bigoted neighbors are bad.” This is a twodimensional way of looking at the characters and their development. Another point found in this article is that teachers plant their own interpretation of a work in their students heads. Prose adds “ … this moving, funny novel (The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn) is being taught not as a work of art but as a piece of damning evidence against that bigot, Mark Twain.” Which changes Prose’s initial excitement upon finding that work on the list. Overall, on this topic Prose conveys that she does not believe that values can be taught through literature in a school setting. However, I believe that novels can teach a lesson. Prose writes about how lessons are taught to high school readers as if they cannot draw their own conclusions about what they read. Some may be unable to think for themselves, but it is from the point of view of an avid reader that I draw my conclusions. Teachers teach the novels the same everywhere, following given curriculum, but Prose continuously has the reader believe that it is her opinion that 1518 year olds cannot create a constructive and decisive opinion or thought for themselves. I agree with the author when she states that a character is not completely good or...
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...Analysis about the Qualities of Teacher 1. Comment as to the: 1.1 Contents of the paper/, and 1.2 Similarities as to what you have experienced as a teacher or you expect to have the qualities cited and many more. Answer: 1.1 The content of the paper represents a thorough analysis, systematic understanding and a comprehensive representation of a good teacher. Teachers possess a strong power in their own capacity to direct the learners in becoming responsible citizens. Their communal hard work act as a driving power by which the goals and objectives of an educational scheme are being achieved. As such, teacher quality must be taken into account to make such goals reachable. As cited from the paper prepared by Dr. Rodolfo Yangco Baking, a former President of Tarlac State University and now a high-caliber professional lecturer of University of Makati, some qualities of a good teacher which he further explained were: enthusiastic, well prepared, maximize time, self-desciplined, humble, exemplary, use discipline wisely, treat everyone with equal respect, empathetic, avid readers, trust-worthy and trusting, committed and have spiritual foundation. In an unstructured consultation with some administrators as to teacher capability, they considered manner towards work as the most favorable characteristic. Teachers’ personality traits had the greatest influence in moral values development. The student respondents tagged being approachable and responsible among...
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...The process piece I chose to revise was my About Me page. Due to the relatively small length of the piece (two paragraphs), especially in comparison to longer papers like the Familiar Genre Analysis (four pages), doing a momentous amount of revisions is unpractical. However, the changes I did make significantly altered the piece. To start off, I made some corrections to various middle and lower order concerns, like grammar (added “am” before “from” in the first sentence) and transitions (first sentence of second paragraph links the two, creating flow that was previously absent). After that, I focused on these, more important higher order concerns: audience, pathos and genre conventions. Previously, the reference to the audience for my blog was vague and practically missing. By adding the fact that “one of the primary uses of this blog is for my English 1020 class at Wayne State University,” I was able to hone in on my prospective audience: my professor and fellow classmates. Next, I added in more details about myself to help the reader feel better connected to me. By stating where I lived through my life and what country I identity myself as being from, as well as one of my biggest goals in life, I am allowing future readers to know me and my writing, not just the latter. Finally, I attempted to improve my use of genre conventions. About Me pages typically include a reason why the writer started a blog, so I included that. Also, I tried to be more interactive with my readers...
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...1. Target Company & Marketing Program L.L Bean, Inc. is an American brand founded in 1912 by Leon Leonwood Bean, beginning as a one-man operation making a signature Bean Boot in the basement of his Freeport, Maine home. The signature boot was produced, shipped, and soon 90% of the initial batch was returned as damaged. With Leon’s firm belief in keeping customers satisfied as a guiding principle, the company’s lifetime guarantee quickly got its start. A satisfied customer is the company’s main mission, which has been the reason the global organization has accumulated annual sales of $1.61 billion. L.L Bean expanded its product line, and now prides itself as being customers one stop shop for quality outdoor and indoor apparel, outdoor equipment, footwear as well as bags and luggage. Their products are recognized around the world for their practical design and high quality with over 140,000 items stocked for catalog, web site and stores. The company devotes significant time and energy to product research, testing and development including lab field testers and employee and customer feedback. There is no surprise the company is praised for its quality since prototypes for new products are tested, revised and retested until they meet not only customers requirements but also company standards. L.L Beans marketing strategy that started with updated product catalogs mailed directly to customers has now been modified to meet the demands of consumers and take advantage of...
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... May 7, 2014 Over 120 years ago, Frederick Jackson Turner spoke in Chicago about his theory of the American West. This Statement made a bold case that the closing of the westward expansion was the end to a glorious and influential chapter in the history of the nation. Throughout the decades there is one thing for certain, the Frontier thesis has just as much impact today as when produced. It may be studied today for its purposefulness as well as its theories, but his work ultimately inspires one to open their mind for critique, discussion, and praise. He believed that westering American individuality helped assure our democracy. Turner has many influences during his career like his father, teachers, students, and other historians. He continued to be an avid student as well, always reading and educating himself. The center of his thesis was to state that the American character, including such traits as equality and acquisitiveness, and the “American character” derived from the frontier experience. His historical value was in understanding America’s inner workings. Looking at all aspects of the American life, their past, where their future was heading, their economic, political, and social belongings. It was this forward thinking that elevated Turner’s status in his profession and our teachings today. If you studied who Turner was you would come to find out that he lived as a frontiersman and experienced that America’s uniqueness of expansion first hand. History was...
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...Human Services Scenario Human Services Scenario Analysis Maria is a 20 years old Hispanic young adult who currently attends a college university in another state; she comes from a small town. She has one younger sibling, one brother, he lives with their parents. Her parents both work and are considered middle- class people. They live in a very nice neighborhood, although they have everything, a nice home, nice cars, her parents constantly fought over financial issues. Maria and her brother never lacked anything and were given everything they asked for. Basically they were raised with good moral values and principles, their parents despite of fighting were active members in the church. Both Maria and her brother was good student with good grades. Maria is a very bright and intelligent student with a promising future ahead. She is doing her majors in Psychology and is in the Honors Program. She shared a three apartment with two other classmates close to the college; she did not want to live in the college dorm. Maria worked part-time as a cashier at a local grocery store and is making minimum wage. She would visit home every other weekend, life is going great. She met and fell in love with one of the student, they both became in separable, he would shower with expensive gifts, nice dinner, and they spent tremendous of time together. What she knew of him that he came from a rich family, she never met them and she never told her parents of him either, Maria thought that this...
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...Candidate Position Paper and Competitive Analysis I. Candidate biography Personal information Education Trump’s full name is Donald John Trump. He was born on June 14, 1946, which puts him at 69 years old. He was born in Queens, New York. Trump has been married three times, and has five children. In total, his parents had five children; he was the fourth of them. When Trump was thirteen he was sent to the New York Military Academy, where he was successful both socially and academically. Graduating in 1964 he was both a star athlete and a student leader there. He then entered Fordham University and two years later transferred to the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania, from which he graduated in 1968 with a degree in economics. Business Experience While Trump was in college, he began working with his dad during the summer. Shortly after graduating he joined his dad’s company, “Elizabeth Trump & Son”. Following this in 1971, Trump was given control of the company. He later renamed it, “Trump Organization”. Here are some of the places he was able to open up in the following years: The Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, developed a casino property on the boardwalk for Holiday Inn/Harrah’s, had a partnership with Holiday Inn Corporation before buying it from them, purchased a Hilton Hotels casino-hotel in Atlantic City, and also acquired the largest hotel-casino in the world, the Taj Mahal at Atlantic City. He also bought the Eastern Air Lines...
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...teaches 9th grade Honors English, 10th Grade AVID, a mixed grades writing seminar elective, and 12th grade AP English. Ms. Lilly had been teaching for 19 years at this high school. She received her credential at Loyola Marymount University. She began teaching because she loves English and loves working with kids. She thought it would be fun to combine the both together. I noticed that the biggest challenges for Ms. Lilly in the classroom are class size and having access to technology. Ms. Lilly said that classes in the past for 9th and 10th grade used to be limited to 20 students to 1 teacher ratio. The goal of this is to establish a strong foundation for the students before entering the larger class sizes of the upper grades. She has 29 students in her first period and 33 students in her fifth period. I noticed that it was hard for her to focus her attention on everything that was going on in the classroom because there were so many students doing various activities. Many would come up to her to ask questions and she seemed flustered at times. I feel like her job was made even harder due to the fact that she teaches so many different grade levels. I wondered how she could handle so many different lesson plans and different focuses for the students. With the technology in classrooms, there is no funding to upgrade or even replace the equipment that is there. The computer are old and do not work. Many students would ask Ms. Lilly to print their papers but...
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... In “Pokémon Go See the World in Its Splendor” the author Amy Butcher uses her persuasive style to convince the readers that have negative sentiment towards the game to give the game a try. Her style is well supported by a plethora of personal experiences and emotional attitude to the game. However, her persuasion falls flat in the absence of logistical statistics. In the article “Pokémon Go See the World in Its Splendor” Amy Butcher states her opinion on the new game Pokémon Go. She tries to convince skeptics of the game to shift their negative attitudes toward the game to a positive one. She provides her background history with the series Pokémon, so her world can be taking seriously as an avid fan of the series. Although she starts with a resentment to the game because the students she teaches seem to care more for the game than the nature surrounding them. She’s quick to dismiss that thought, after she’s able to download the game and try it for herself. Butcher is able to learn the true meaning of the game and that’s the community. She goes on to provide personal examples of how places in her town were full of people playing the game together. Next, indirectly talks about social aspects involving lots of people exploring the foreign environments, learning new things. Furthermore, she ties the article with her own personal experience, with her boyfriend on the beach. Sharing new found memories and adventures. Overall, Amy Butcher does a good job in describing the phenomenon...
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...of Contents 1. Executive Summary………………………………….…..………...1 1.1. Organization and product……………...………….………….……...1 1.2. History………………………………... ………….……….………… 1 2. Situation Analysis………...….…………………………………………….1 2.1. Mission Statement………………………………….………………….1 2.2. Organizational Philosophy and Background..………...….…………1 2.3. SWOT Analysis……………………………………………….. …………….1 3. Marketing Strategy……………………………………………………….1 3.1. Business Unit Goals……………………………………………………1 3.2. Target Market Identification………………...………………………1 4. Action Tactics………………………………………………………………1 4.1. Product Tactics……………………………………………………….1 4.2. Price Tactics…………………………………………………...........1 4.3. Place Tactics…………………………………………………...........1 4.4. Promotion Tactics…………………………………………………….1 4.5. Implementation Timeline/Budget Summary…………………............1 5. Control Measures…………………………………………………………1 5.1. Measurement Process…………………………………………………1 5.2. Review/Control Process………………………………………………1 I. Executive Summary “Nature creates the weather, umVerto calms the storm.”, and to Retrofit Designs LLC this is more than just a motto, it is a daily business practice. Retrofit Designs LLC prides it’s company and business practices on being a leader with profound dedication to current and future customers’ needs with a stable balance between tradition and innovation. The company offers an array of strong, unique products to make...
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...Pot, Weed and Mary Jane: Whichever Name, Keep it Illegal November 6th 2012, a date that will live in infamy for more reasons than one. While one may associate this day with the election of Barack Obama into his second term as President of the United States, weed smokers across the nation rejoiced for another reason. That very same day, a groundbreaking law was passed legalizing the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado and Washington. In the eyes of many avid smokers, this law was just as monumental as landing on the moon was for Neil Armstrong: one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. Despite the fact that marijuana is legalized for recreational use in these two states and legalized for medicinal purposes in 16 others, the drug is still forbidden under federal law, meaning marijuana is still an illegal drug. For decades, the subject of legalization has been a recurring theme in Washington and state governments. Should marijuana join the ranks of alcohol and cigarettes and be made legal? No, we must realize the damaging health effects and the detrimental societal/cultural effects that legalizing marijuana could have on Americans in the future. Although there are some advantages to legalizing marijuana in the United States, the disadvantages tremendously outweigh any advantages when considering this touchy topic in politics. Of course, there has been research conducted that states that marijuana could be positive for the nation. Advocates to legalization suggest...
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...web presence as marketing tools as it is very effective against larger book chains such as Barnes & Noble’s, and Powell's Books. In the same respect, with proper execution Book Bunker is limitless when combining online marketing with other strategies. Marketing via a website, promotes better budgets than television commercials and generates more interest than printed ads. Moreover, Book Bunker will be able to infiltrate untapped consumers and other markets that were otherwise difficult to reach through traditional print ads. When building the website, Book Bunker should keep in mind that the objective here is to build a relationship. The web presence should include personality and prove the atmosphere of the brick and mortar location. Avid readers are attached to a variety. Developing an affiliation with libraries or similar rare book collectors such...
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...Introduction This strategic plan has been developed by Mohammed Shams Khan in order to provide clarity and enable Westside to have a disciplined approach in their management over the next 5 years. Background Founded by two brothers in 1999, West side started off as a small designer store in Ealing Broadway providing exclusive high quality merchandise for local shoppers and fashion freaks. The majority of the shoppers who flocked to the quickly multiplying company were still avid Sneaker heads both men and women. Westside continued to seek out ways to bring in new customers to their store, which is one of the many reasons this Westside has continued to be popular for over 10 years and has opened its branches across London. The last 4 years has seen Westside become one of the leading designer stores offering high street fashion mixed with exclusive street wear within West London and surrounding areas. Westside’s Management Summary Today: Consumers need a new experience, a concept which is fresh, original and innovated for their high street and shopping centres. Future: High impact product presentation, destination shopping for young fashionable clientele. • A creation of interest in specialist product similar to the “Hype” in the U.S. market. Current Status in the UK Approach: • Aim to establish Westside as a leading retail footwear and clothing specialist focusing on product and store presentation not yet experience in the U.K. Coverage: London: ...
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