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Scholarship Essay Writing Request
Hello,
I would like to hire you to write a scholarship essay for me. Please follow the instructions below carefully.
Scholarship Details
Scholarship Name: IMG Student Journey Scholarship
Essay Length: Approximately 500520 words
Essay Prompt
Describe your background and the journey that led you to pursue higher education in the United States. How will your education in the United States help you achieve your personal and professional goals?
The essay must clearly answer both questions in the prompt.
My Background
Personal Background
Educational Journey
Bachelors Degree
This is where I developed my interest in environmental research and sustainability.
Masters Degree
During my masters studies I:
Current Study
Research Area (Mention Briefly)
My research broadly focuses on environmental sustainability and ecological systems, including emerging environmental challenges such as microplastic pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and sustainable agricultural practices.
My Future Goals
My long-term goals are to:
Why This Scholarship Matters
Please explain that:
Writing Requirements
The essay must be:
Note: If you believe certain parts can be improved or structured better based on your experience with scholarship essays, you may adjust the wording or structure to make the essay stronger while keeping my background and information accurate.
its on mgraw hill assignment
Argumentative Essay on traditional funeral services and why they’re better
Science is the study of how the universe works using the scientific method as a framework for asking questions. Throughout history, humans have built up a body of scientific knowledge and have used this knowledge to develop technologies to make life easier, or to broaden their knowledge. Scientific discovery drives technological advances and sometimes, as new technologies are developed, they enable scientists to answer questions that were unanswerable before. For example, researchers had to understand the physics of visible light and how it changes when going through different substances before they could use this knowledge to design microscopes.
Once microscope technology was developed, it allowed scientists to ask questions about things that were not visible to the human eye. For this assignment you will look at this interdependence between science and technology by learning more about one biotechnology that is crucial to the modern world such as feeding a growing world population, fighting disease, developing new fuels, or cleaning up the environment.
Example: If you were thinking about cell phones (not a biotechnology), you could look at the scientific discoveries that had to happen before cell phones could exist. The discovery of electricity, electromagnetic waves, and the electrochemistry of batteries all had to happen before cell phones could be invented. You could also look at the technological advances that had to happen before we could have cell phones. Batteries, electric circuit boards, receivers, speakers, and satellites all had to exist before someone could invent the cell phone.
For this assignment, you will be creating an essay on biotechnology that could be presented to a college introductory science course.
To learn more about biotechnology, review these resources:
In the essay, you will need to include/answer the following questions:
PRESENTATION TOPICS (Revised)
Instructions:
INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATION:
Number of slides may be limited to 8. Title Font size: 56. Text Font size: 24. The title slide should contain the Topic, Name and student ID and the Course and section number. Maximum duration of presentation: 4 minutes. Discussion time: 1 minute. The presented slides should be submitted via email. Evaluation of the presentation will be based on: content of the topic, quality of the slides, clarity and skill of presentation and effective answering of the questions.
speker note should be good for 30-45 seconds of speaking on each slide
Note i started the work i want you guys to continue on it using the 5×7 bullet point rule. While doing it i felt so unmotivated to do it since it does not really interest me. Use simple english and i struggled to do the designing of the presentation you can modify it but keep it simple and clear avoid light fonts.
Write an essay using the title or similar, Actinomyce tes: potential biocontrol tool against fungal disease in crops?.
max 2200 words, strict referencing style, many refer ences and a clear writing style
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): harvard.pdf
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Track: Literature Review Track
Format: IEEE
Maximum Length: 5000 words (excluding title page, references, and appendices)
This project will be focused on the Literature Review track.
Please use the research question and references listed below for the literature review for the paper.
This assignment must strictly follow the guidelines provided in the uploaded instructions.pdf, including all sections/questions and formatting expectations.
The literature review must be grounded in cognitive science concepts, models, and theories discussed in the course. Use Introduction to Cognitive Science by Paul Thagard to reference and integrate course concepts.
A. Broad Topic Area
The broad topic this project examines is how AI chatbots support cognitive processes and learning during academic tasks in higher education. It focuses on the role of AI chatbots tools as learning aids and how they influence students thinking, mental effort, and problem solving while studying.
B. Research question
How do AI chatbots support students cognitive processes during academic tasks, particularly by reducing cognitive load, and how does this influence problem solving performance and learning outcomes in higher education?
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[2] W. Sun and J. Liu, “The Impact of Human-AI Interaction Patterns on Problem Solving, AI Literacy, and Metacognition,” International Conference on AI Research, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 587596, 2025, doi: 10.34190/icair.5.1.4276.
[3] S. Feng, “Group interaction patterns in generative AIsupported collaborative problem solving: Network analysis of the interactions among students and a GAI chatbot,” British Journal of Educational Technology, vol. 56, no. 5, pp. 21252145, 2025, doi: 10.1111/bjet.13611.
[4] J. L. Heyman, S. R. Rick, G. Giacomelli, H. Wen, R. J. Laubacher, N. Taubenslag, M. S. Knicker, Y. Jeddi, P. Ragupathy, J. Curhan, and T. W. Malone, “Supermind Ideator: How scaffolding Human-AI collaboration can increase creativity,” Collective Intelligence, vol. 3, no. 4, 2024, doi: 10.1177/26339137241305117.
[5] C. Hou, G. Zhu, and V. Sudarshan, “The role of critical thinking on undergraduates reliance behaviours on generative AI in problemsolving,” British Journal of Educational Technology, vol. 56, no. 5, pp. 19191941, 2025, doi: 10.1111/bjet.13613.
[6] M. Urban, J. Lukavsk, C. Brom, V. Hein, F. Svacha, F. Dchtrenko, and K. Urban, “Prompting for creative problem-solving: A process-mining study,” Learning and Instruction, vol. 99, Art. no. 102156, 2025, doi: 10.1016/j.learninstruc.2025.102156.
[7] Y. Hwang and J. H. Lee, “Exploring students experiences and perceptions of human-AI collaboration in digital content making,” International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, vol. 22, no. 1, Art. no. 44, 2025, doi: 10.1186/s41239-025-00542-0.
[8] C. Hou, G. Zhu, V. Sudarshan, F. S. Lim, and Y. S. Ong, “Measuring undergraduate students reliance on Generative AI during problem-solving: Scale development and validation,” Computers and Education, vol. 234, Art. no. 105329, 2025, doi: 10.1016/j.compedu.2025.105329.
[9] N. Law, N. Wang, M. Ma, Z. Liu, L. Lei, S. Feng, X. Hu, and J. Tsao, “The role of generative AI in collaborative problemsolving of authentic challenges,” British Journal of Educational Technology, 2025, doi: 10.1111/bjet.70010.
[10] D. Siemon, E. Elshan, T. de Vreede, P. Ebel, and G. de Vreede, “Beyond anthropomorphism: Social presence in humanAI collaboration processes,” Journal of Management Studies, 2025, doi: 10.1111/joms.70000.
[11] P. Thagard, Mind: Introduction to Cognitive Science, 2nd ed. Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 2005.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Thagard – MIND An Introduction to Cognitive Science.pdf, instructions.pdf, Thagard – MIND An Introduction to Cognitive Science.pdf, instructions.pdf
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