Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignment
explanatory Essay
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When you were talking about difficult children fitting better to some teachers made me think back to an example I used in a previous five main points assignment. The child that would run off or immediately throw a fit when he was contacted with teacher confrontation. I chose a different route of action with him, listening and gaining his trust allowed me to be a better fit for him. Out of all the after school teachers I am the one he runs to, he searches for me at the end of the day to say bye, he comes to me with his problems and generally I am the one who can manage him. I fit my behavior to be more compatible with his. His little face lights up when he sees me, which give me great happiness to know I am the difference in his life. Everyone
In this essay, the author
- Explains how they chose a different route of action with the child that would run off when he was contacted with teacher confrontation. they fit their behavior to be more compatible with his.
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- Nt1310 Unit 8 Assignmentexplanatory essaySC/121 Leslie Boyle Unit 8: Assignment July 06, 2015 The human body is everything that makes up, well, you. The basic parts of the human body are the head, neck, torso, arms, and legs. Our bodies consist of a number of biological systems that carry out specific functions necessary for everyday living. The following paragraphs are going to explain the functions of two different body systems.
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- Explains the functions of two different body systems. the nervous system controls both voluntary and involuntary actions and sends signals to different parts of the body.
- Explains that the majority of the nervous system is made up of two classes of cells: neurons and neuroglia. neurons, also known as nerve cells, communicate within the body by transmitting electrochemical signals.
- Explains that the brain is a soft, wrinkly, 3 pound organ located inside the cranial cavity, where the bones of the skull surround and protect it.
- Explains that the spinal cord is a long, thin mass made of up neurons that carry information through the vertebral cavity of the spine.
- Explains that the nervous system maintains homeostasis by controlling and regulating the other parts of the body.
- Explains that the immune system is a collection of structures and processes within the body—is to protect against diseases or other potentially damaging foreign bodies.
- Explains that the spleen contains white blood cells that fight infection and disease. the thymus is a small organ where t-cells mature.
- Explains that the spleen is a homeostatic feedback mechanism in the immune system, which fights off disease and viruses and restores the body to its original state.
1123 wordsRead More - Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignmentanalytical essayAt the age of six, I used to play in the sandbox for hours, building civilizations with sand, twigs, rocks and water. Later, my interest shifted to learning about how governments function after I saw President Clinton walk down the White House lawn and give a speech. Once, I won the Best Delegate award at my first Model United Nation’s conference, I discovered my creativity in the sandbox could be applied to policy planning. This revelation led to my ambition of wanting to become a transcultural leader known for being a geopolitical pioneer and effective mediator.
In this essay, the author
- Describes how their creativity in the sandbox led to their ambition to become a transcultural leader, geopolitical pioneer and effective mediator.
- Explains that being a first-generation american, whose family identified with their indian heritage, was difficult to comprehend. as they grew older, their grandfather encouraged them to embrace their american nationality.
- Analyzes how khanna's book, the second world: empires and influence in the new global order, interweaves realpolitik with human security to paint a vivid portrait of the shifting global order.
- Explains that they attended the john c. whitehead school of diplomacy and international relations, but found the curriculum limited. in order to specialize in europe and asia-pacific, they double majored in asian area studies and history.
- Analyzes how studying abroad broadened their perspective. india struggles to balance tradition and industrialization, while japan excels at modernization. china enacts quotas in their gaokao system to tackle inequality.
- Explains that their interdisciplinary degree led to two senior dissertations on american-german-japanese corporate culture and china, india and the united states triangular relationship.
- Explains that the herbert scoville jr. peace fellowship program epitomizes international security practicum and facilitates interactions with scholars and policy makers.
- Explains that they will attend a post-graduate program in beijing to strengthen their specialization in asia-pacific studies, then apply to georgetown university’s security studies program and continue their research on social, political, economic and security issues.
- Opines that their career objective is to become a foreign service officer, tracking political cone, and work diligently towards joining the department of state's policy planning.
- Describes how they learned about public service from their grandparents, who were social service and human rights activist, and a lieutenant colonel in the indian army.
- Opines that the herbert scoville jr. peace fellowship will support their endeavor and provide avenue to discuss emerging 21st century issues.
938 wordsRead More - The stimulation we had to do for class focused on a piece of land in Cleveland OH that once belonged to a nuclear factory. This land consisted of 4 acres in the north-central section of Ward 12, and adjacent to ward 3. The allotment is positioned closely to many low-income segments of the South Broadway neighborhood. The goal was to come up with an idea on what should replace the decommissioned factory and create the biggest benefit for the community.
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- Explains the stimulation they had to do for class focused on a piece of land in cleveland oh that once belonged to nuclear factory. the allotment is positioned closely to many low-income segments of the south broadway neighborhood.
- Explains that representatives from ward 12 and 3 and some city council members were planning to devote the allotment to a new complex that will better serve the impoverished neighborhood and community.
- Explains that city council representatives from various wards were asked vigorous questions to get the representatives of the other groups frazzled or caught off guard and see how they react/answer the questions.
- Opines that logan diehl (mayor) set the stimulation when he stepped up to the podium in his suit to give an overview of the meeting.
- Opines that the project was a learning experience as many students may have never done stimulation before, but hopefully not the last.
- Explains that their goal during the stimulation was to choose the winner and the proposal that will help benefit the city of cleveland and their ward. knowing the previous focus of litigation helped shape their questions.
- Analyzes mark hobson's first proposal, which was probably my least favorite of the proposals. he did not spend much on funding and when asked why his numbers were so high he didn't give a clear answer.
- Opines that southside broadway neighborhood organization's second proposal was well thought out and presented nicely. they wanted a community center, spots for small businesses, and apartments.
928 wordsRead More - Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignmentexplanatory essayOur mission is to provide our customers with the best products and services that we have created a new market space for. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction and taking what used to be multiple purchases of software into one operation system. That can increase many aspects of the important sectors within the restaurant industry. I.e. decrease employee-training time, increase outputs, real-time record keeping ‘including inventory’, and more.
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- Explains that their mission is to provide their customers with the best products and services that they have created a new market space for.
- Explains that s.b. solutions and electronics has many ways to capitalize their company, such as leasing out electronics to consumers and generating more revenues.
- Explains s.b. solutions and electronics' annual sales, industry growth opportunities, and what consumers are paying per company.
- Explains that the chart was graphed at annual sales for one customer, to elaborate on how this can affect each business.
- Opines that selling cheaper than the competitor and offering better quality will put us at the top of lead restaurant software and electronic sellers. this allows the customer to purchase more of our services and products, without burdening them with debt.
- Explains that the restaurant industry started in 1765 when monsieur boulanger opened a soup restaurant in paris, although there are no documents to prove this story.
- Opines that s.b. solutions and electronics will revolutionize the restaurant industry and create a whole new market space.
998 wordsRead More - Nt1310 Unit 2 Assignmentnarrative essayAt the end of the interview the teachers were given the opportunity to give their opinion on the following question. Would you like to see any laws or processes improved or changes to help increase the betterment of teaching students with ID or special needs students as whole community? Ms. Foster stated (personal communication September 16, 2015) that as a society we need to find a way to increase resources for ALL of education and its students. We can’t keep making cuts. We have to keep meeting the needs of our students, all students, special needs and general education. Ms. Fairchild-Romero followed that sentiment by saying (personal communication September 15, 2015) we need to strive to find resources for education. We cannot continue to
In this essay, the author
- Asks the teachers to give their opinion on the following question: would you like to see laws or processes improved or changes to help increase the betterment of teaching students with id or special needs students as whole community?
177 wordsRead More - Nt1310 Unit 2 Assignmentexplanatory essayWhen it comes to education, it is about helping people discover, refine, and develop their gifts, talents, passions and abilities; and then helping them discover how to use those gifts, talents, abilities in ways that benefit others and oneself (Bull, 2015). However, with education, there are many places where this does not happen and learners may fall between the cracks. Schools are heavily measured on testing, student outcomes and student numbers that it has become the main focus to excel the school district—but what about the students? I recall a time where I was sitting in a classroom and the teacher was going over a math lesson. Many students struggled and were having a difficult time following along with the task. The teacher started
In this essay, the author
- Explains that education is about helping people discover, refine, and develop their gifts, talents, passions and abilities; however, there are many places where this does not happen and learners may fall between the cracks.
234 wordsRead More - Nt1310 Unit 8 Assignmentexplanatory essayAfter taking this test I proceeded to add up my numbers to find out my test results for the test. Before finding out the total score I was anticipating my number to be high, due to the fact that I have always been told I am a sensitive person! I tend to be slightly more in touvh with my emotions and sometimes can’t reel them in. I also find myself very uncomfortable around loud machines, such as motorcycles or off pitches. Yet at the same time I almost find myself right on the line, I do not like large loud crowds of people, unless I know the people I’m surrounded by. So to no surprise my test results reveled a 142-test number. What was surprising is when I continued reading and read about most people with a high score are compared to being
In this essay, the author
- Explains that they were expecting a high score due to their sensitive nature. however, when they continued reading, they began wondering if they had taken the test wrong.
221 wordsRead More - Nt1330 Unit 4 Assignmentexplanatory essayOn September 15, we did a group project where our goal was to figure out the equalities between the many objects that were given to us throughout the class. I am writing about the section in 7 through 9 that all had to do about the pebbles of different colors, the pebbles of the same color, and the M&M’s that dealt with all different colors.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that on september 15, they did a group project where their goal was to figure out the equalities between the many objects that were given to them throughout the class.
- Explains that in section 7, they had to figure out the similarities of five bottles of different color m&m’s and group them up into sections that showed equality or that were different completely.
- Explains that there are 20 possible ways to put three colors out of 6 colors in one jar. if we wanted to do other bottles that were different colored, we could do the bottle that had two colors.
- Explains that in section 8, they had to figure out the similarities of five bottles of white pebbles and group them up into sections that showed similarities or that were different entirely.
- Explains how they grouped five bottles of white, green, and brown pebbles into sections that showed resemblances or that were utterly diverse.
- Explains that colors cannot be repeated because order doesn't matter, so there is a pattern that helps you find the many different possibilities that can occur depending on how many stones you are looking for.
- Explains that it's easier to solve the pattern by doing (n+k-1)! / (k!
- Explains that binomial coefficients count subsets of an arranged size from a given set. there are multiple ways on how to find them without using factorials.
- Explains the formula for choosing stones from a set of "n" and the number of ways to arrange them.
- Opines that this assignment has helped them become a better mathematician and they are thankful for this kind of paper.
1530 wordsRead More - Nt1310 Unit 1 Assignmentopinion essayThis has been a challenging course overall. However, I feel like I’ve grasped the majority, if not all, the topics we have covered. While I may not be a master on the subject matter, yet, I feel that I am at least meeting the requirements expected for the course. I’ll see if this is reflected when I take the review exam later in the week.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that they learned a little bit about np-completeness and looked into impossible problems like the halting problem. they also completed the course evaluation, studying notes, and reviewing each unit’s learning guides and quizzes.
- Explains that the reading assignment outline did not cover the entire topics that were intended to be covered by the learning guide. the halting problem is interesting but it will be challenging to determine when to apply it for the purposes of a proof.
- Opines that while they may not be a master on the subject matter, they feel that they are at least meeting the requirements expected for the course.
- Explains that the last two weeks have been focused on identifying if you have most efficiently implemented an algorithm. the skill is to determine when improvements have, very likely, reached their maximum and how to show that.
- Analyzes how similar the idea of impossible and halting problems seems to be associated with logic riddles.
- Opines that the real challenge for this week will be assuring that they are fully prepared for the final exam.
- Opines that while many of the algorithms discussed can see immediate applications for, they cannot immediately think of when they might be developing an algorithm that they would need to apply this knowledge to.
- Explains that they've gotten better at determining what study techniques seem to serve them best. this class may present interesting challenges given the content of our last graded quiz.
- Explains that they have not received any feedback on their prior week's learning journal or their discussion post for this week. there was no assignment in unit 7.
- Opines that they are not certain where or how they may end up applying the skills they have learned this week. this might change given what projects they might work on at some point in the future.
781 wordsRead More - Nt1330 Unit 1 Assignment 2explanatory essay13.2.14 ZoneIdClass A ZoneId Class is used to recognise the rules used to convert between an Instant and a LocalDateTime. The two different ID types follow: 1. Fixed offsets-- The unchangeable offset from UTC/Greenwich that uses the same offset for all local Date-Times.
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- Explains that the zoneid class recognises the rules used to convert between an instant and a localdatetime.
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