Category: Research & Summaries

  • Program Evaluation Report Draft

    Instructions for Program Evaluation Report

    The Program Evaluation Report is a result of your work in your field/clinical placement this semester. It is also the deliverable provided to your placement site for sharing their professional experiences with you. By the end of the semester, you are expected to develop a letter that thanks the organization for the placement. This letter will accompany the final Program Evaluation Report. Both should be emailed to your site supervisor; copy Dr. KJ on the communication.

    There are multiple structures/formats that govern the writing of program evaluation reports. Below are the sections that are typically part of a program evaluation report. Your report should have very similar sections. It might not be as thorough because of the semester time constraints, but your report should contain most of the sections below.

    1. Executive Summary: A brief summary of the evaluation findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
    2. Introduction: An overview of the evaluation context, scope, purpose, and methodology.
    3. Background: A summary of the policy, program, or initiative that is being assessed, including its goals, activities, and intended audience(s).
    4. Evaluation Questions: A list of the evaluation questions that guided the data collection and analysis.
    5. Methodology: A description of the data collection methods used in the evaluation, including the sampling strategy, data sources, and data analysis techniques.
    6. Findings: A presentation of the evaluation findings, organized according to the evaluation questions.
    7. Conclusions: A summary of the main evaluation findings and conclusions, including an assessment of the program or projects effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability.
    8. Recommendations: A list of specific recommendations for program or project improvements based on the evaluation findings and conclusions.
    9. Lessons Learned: A discussion of the key lessons learned from the evaluation that could be applied to similar programs or projects in the future.
    10. Limitations: A discussion of the limitations of the evaluation, including any or constraints encountered during the data collection and analysis.
    11. References: A list of references cited in the evaluation report.
    12. Appendices: Additional information, such as detailed data tables, graphs, or maps, that support the evaluation findings and conclusions.

    The structure of the evaluation report should be clear, logical, and easy to follow, with headings and subheadings used to organize the content and facilitate navigation. In addition, the presentation of data is more engaging and understandable when you integrate visual aids like as graphs and charts.

    attached is my two other papers on my internship

  • Literature Review

    The full dissertation literature review is a full-length, well-written, and well-organized draft of students dissertation Chapter 2. Writing must be formatted using APA-7 guidelines and use Times New Roman 12-point font (double-spaced). Include page numbers in the top right corner, and a running header in the top left corner.

    • Title Page: Use the title page template that is provided on Canvas. Give your dissertation a working title, understanding that it might change over the next several semesters.
    • Page Length: The page range for this assignment is 31-40 pages.
      • Chapter Introduction: Write a paragraph to introduce the chapter.
      • Chapter Summary: Write a paragraph to summarize the chapter.
    • Organization: Use headings and subheadings, as appropriate. Follow APA-7 guidelines.
    • Content: Synthesize relevant literature related to your research topic. Do not merely summarize.
    • Reference Page: Ensure your reference page is properly formatted (APA-7) and that you include the DOI for citations that have them. Include a minimum of 45 references, ensuring that at least 35 are scholarly peer-reviewed sources. Make sure that you include references published across a range of years and decades, with careful attention to recent works published in the last 10 years, including the current year.
  • Generating research conclusion and summaries

    I would like to request the following updates to my thesis:

    1. Please add Cronbachs Alpha analysis in Chapter Four (at the beginning), including values for each statement (item-level from the attached survey), formatted similarly to the example image provided.
    2. Kindly generate Chapter Five, including the following sections: no Ai and no plagiarism is allowed.
    • Introduction
    • Conclusion
    • Recommendations
    • Theoretical and Practical Implications
    • Study Limitations
    • Future Research

    Important Note:
    All files and their contents must remain strictly confidential and should not be shared in any form. This work is part of my academic research, and any unauthorized sharing may negatively impact the originality and integrity of my study

  • Research & Summaries Question

    INTRODUCTION TO SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT

    The Signature assignment is a critical essay due the last day of class. This assignment is introduced here to get students thinking about it–NO WORK RELATED TO THE SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT IS DUE THIS WEEK.

    In the SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT students will demonstrate their critical thinking skills, and practice written communication and information literacy skills, by addressing a problem/issue directly relevant to the current legislative policy and political debate. The goal of the Signature Assignment is to achieve a critically informed position on an issue of contemporary importance that will serve as a foundation for civic engagement and informed participation in democratic processes. Therefore, the Signature Assignment involves applying critical thinking in what is known as ‘civic learning’.

    WHAT IS CIVC LEARNING?

    Civic learning can be generally defined, borrowing from the language of A Crucible Moment, published by the Association of American Colleges and Universities, as learning that promotes a “more informed, engaged, and socially responsible citizenry.” In this exercise students will develop knowledge and exercise skills that will contribute to the growth of civic learning. It is hoped that students will carry on with this kind of learning, in all its aspects, in their future personal and professional lives.

    WHAT SHOULD THE SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT LOOK LIKE? WHAT ARE THE INSTRUCTIONS?

    GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT

    Students will be required to take a position “YES” or “NO” on ONE specific issue and provide substantive arguments supporting their position that are evidence based. Also, in the problem students will be required to consider objections to their position and arguments, and to respond to their objections.

    GATHERING EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION WILL REQUIRE SOME RESEARCH.

    Fair-mindedness should be practiced. Relevant questions and issue should be identified and researched. And, students should avoid fallacies, or be aware when one argues using a fallacy. This is a problem solving exercise, not a persuasive essay per sealthough persuasion is relevant.

    In the last three Sessions we will cover approaches to solving this problembringing together all the material covered in the class.

    • THE ESSAY SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 1500 (ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO WORD LIMIT)
    • QUOTES MUST HAVE QUOTATION MARKS AND REFERENCES.
    • USE MLA OR APA FORMAT.
    • THE ESSAY MUST BE SUBMITTED TO BOTH THE TURNITIN ASSIGNMENT BOX AND THE REGULAR ASSIGNMENT BOX IN THE LAST WEEK
    • THE ESSAY IS DUE THE LAST DAY OF CLASS.

    WHAT THE SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT SHOULD LOOK LIKE

    INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH (100-300 words minimum)

    The introductory paragraph should present the following:

    • State the problem and the hypothesis or proposed solution to the problem: FOR EXAMPLE, “In this essay I will argue that the terms of Proposition 64 on the California 2016, November ballot should be enacted nationally.” Or, “In this essay I will argue that Marijuana should be legalized for recreational use nationally.” Or, “In this essay I will argue that Marijuana should not be legalized for recreational use.”
    • Explain or describe your general position, and any general qualifications to the proposed solutions. This will require some description of Prop. 64.

    BODY OF ESSAY (PRESENTATION OF ARGUMENTS AND EVIDENCE AND RESPONSES TO OBJECTIONS)

    • AT LEAST THREE ARGUMENTS FOR YOUR POSITION. There is no one way to present arguments and evidence, of course. This problem will require addressing positions on issues, issues (those issues deemed most important to the election and why). Outline the arguments for your position first. Identify the most important evidence and explain how that evidence supports your position. In stating opinions and claims, students should consider the reasons or grounds for their opinions and claims. Students should identify those key opinions and claims that support the argument and provide evidence and arguments for these claims. Opinions or claims lacking evidence and argument do not offer support for the position presented.
    • EXPLAINING AND REFUTING SEVERAL OBJECTION OR COUNTER-ARGUMENT: Identify the strongest criticismS of not merely your proposed solution, but also of your argument for you solution–the arguments and evidence presented. Explain these objections, and then respond to them.

    CONCLUDING REMARKS (100-300 words minimum)

    In your concluding remarks you may do a variety of things: 1) summarize your position. 2) express final thoughts, convictions, or reservations 3) reflect on what additional evidence might change your way of looking at the problem 4) express your overall degree of confidence in the solution.

    STEP ONE: SELECTING A TOPIC AND AN ISSUE

    As it is stated above, it is recommended to address ONE of the following topics and issues.

    RECOMMENDED TOPICS AND ISSUES/PROBLEMS (STUDENTS ARE ONLY REQUIRED TO RESPOND TO ONE)

    TOPIC 1: The Legalization of Marijuana. ISSUE: Should Marijuana be legalized nationally according to the terms of California Prop. 64? OR, “Should Marijuana be legalized for recreational use?”

    TOPIC 2: The Death Penalty: ISSUE: Should the death penalty be banned? If so, why? If not, why not?

    WHAT IF I WANT TO ADDRESS ANOTHER TOPIC AND ISSUE?

    It is recommended that students prepare an essay on ONE of these two issues, according to the instructions on the individual Topic page. But, if a student strongly desires to write on another topic/issue that is relevant to contemporary policy and political debate, the instructor will consider granting permission and providing guidance. The student should be able to identify a specific issue or problem, frame the issue, and construct arguments supporting their position according to the instructions.

    To gain an overview of many important issues facing the citizenry in the United States the following video is recommended:

    THE VIDEO IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE VIEWS EXPRESSED, BUT ONLY AS A RESOURCE TO GAIN AN OVERVIEW OF KEY ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN POLITICS.

    BILL MAHER INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA

    REMEMBER, IF YOU WISH TO WRITE A CRITICAL ESSAY ABOUT A TOPIC OTHER THAN THE RECOMMENDED TOPICS, PLEASE ASK THE INSTRUCTOR FOR GUIDANCE ON HOW TO PROCEED.

    OTHER POSSIBLE ISSUES/PROBLEMS FOR SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENT (PLEASE ASK THE INSTRUCTOR FOR GUIDANCE ON HOW TO BEGIN TO ADDRESS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS):

    Religion and Politics

    There are many issues that could be identified. Here is one issue related to religion that has been raised and contested in the current election cycle:

    Should the Federal government force Catholic institutions to offer health care plans that pay for contraception and/or elective abortion?

    (Political and social issues related to religion may evoke strong reactions and emotions–if you would like to write on a topic related to religion and politics, please remember that observing and applying the Rules For Critical Living will be crucial to developing cogent arguments on the issue–to constructing strong counter-arguments, and to refuting those counter-arguments.)

    Agriculture and Politics

    Should GMOs be banned?

    (This topic will require some scientific background knowledge as well as the analysis of scientific studies. Please do not request permission to write on this topic without taking this into account.)

    Health Care

    Should the Affordable Health Care Act (Obamacare) be repealed?

    (This topic, and others related to health care, tend to involve a lot of background knowledge and will require a good deal of research.)

    Prisons and Politics

    Should private companies be permitted to operate correctional facilities?

    Foreign Policy

    Should the policies articulated in the National Review Posture (see below) be repealed or modified?

    STEP TWO: RESEARCH

    INFORMATION LITERACY AND RESEARCH

    It is not required that students independently select their own issue and conduct extensive, independent research; specific topics are recommended and some resources in the Topic pages are provided to help students begin to formulate critically informed positions. Nevertheless, writing on one of the recommended topics will still require at least some additional research. It is highly recommended that students view the Information Literacy Lecture provided by the GGU Library:

    If you choose to write on a topic other than the recommended topics, you will need to do some independent research. Please review the Information Literacy Lecture. Consult with the instructor. And begin thinking about how you will research your topic.

    STEP THREE: WRITE THE ESSAY

    We will be working on the Signature Assignment for the rest of the class. There will be forum areas where student can share ideas and seek feedback. We will try to apply all the knowledge and skills developed in this class in addressing a problem or issue.

  • Research & Summaries Question

    I have uploaded 2 literature review docs that whose articles should be used for the 25pages lit review. I have also uploaded the methods doc. You will use same methods for the 25page. Add more articles from JSTOR for reference(You will use the articles in the 2 lit review and add more articles from JSTOR). STRICTLY ALL ARTICLES TO BE FROM JSTOR.

  • Research & Summaries Question

    Using the material we’ve studied and your own research, your task is to prepare a briefing on this week’s topic for your management team. Your briefing should be submitted as a Word doc of approximately 3-5 pages. Your briefing should describe the technology, benefits, and rationale for use, current or future risks associated with the technology, strategies to mitigate these risks, implementation strategies, and any other pertinent information that you believe your team should know.

    Alos Submit 3-5 PowerPoint slides that you would use to present the content of your written briefing to your management team. Consider these your guide or talking points that you would use when making a presentation to your team.

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  • Research & Summaries Question

    Create a research paper for the topic, ” Wearable Respiratory Sensors: Can Smart Tech Prevent Exacerbations?”……Use the basic structure of a research article to formulate the paper. Abstract should be 300 words and the rest of the body should be at least 2000 words. Please try to get at least 5 references and include some in-text citations. Let me know if you have any questions please.

    ABSTRACT/SUMMARY

    INTRODUCTION

    MATERIAL and METHODS

    RESULTS

    DISCUSSION/CONCLUSION

    REFERENCES

  • Critical Appraisal Qualitative

    With your Research Partner select an article related to your area of clinical/programmatic study (FNP, ACUTE CARE GERO, NURSING ED, ETC) of a primary research study published in the past 5 years that uses one of the following qualitative research designs (phenomenology, ethnography, grounded theory, qualitative description). One way to select a topic that all research partners can relate to their practice area is to select a patient symptom (fatigue, pain, nausea, etc). Take Notice: if the authors used one of these research designs they will say so in the paper. Complete and submit the appropriate Rapid Critical Appraisal Checklist.

    Use the eLibrary to find at least two references about this research design/method not in your assigned reading to include in your summary statement on the Rapid Critical Appraisal Checklist. Use the Rapid Critical Appraisal Checklist directions and the Grading Rubric for this assignment to help you complete the checklist with the required information and level of needed detail. Your response to each question should clearly indicate the name of the research partner taking lead on the response. Your paper should reflect an integration of the combined efforts of research partners and include a statement indicating the specific contribution of each research partner to this group assignment. The reference list should demonstrate the ability of each research partner to use APA formatting, for example each group member should indicate which source on the reference list they formatted in APA and which group member was responsible for constructing the reference list in APA format.

  • Data analysis and summary

    Hi, I need Chapter Three to be revised so it matches the sample I actually collected. Please adjust the methodology accordingly and remove any AI or plagiarism content so it is fully original.

    Also, please generate Chapter Four with two main sections. The first section should include descriptive analysis (demographics, mean, and standard deviation), and start with validity and reliability tests such as Cronbachs Alpha.

    The second section should include correlation and regression analysis for hypothesis testing, with full discussion of the results. It is also recommended to use SmartPLS (PLS-SEM).please file not tp be shared or used as its my orginal work and part of my academic work.

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  • Research & Summaries Question

    Using the material we’ve studied and your own research, your task is to prepare a briefing on this week’s topic for your management team. Your briefing should be submitted as a Word doc of approximately 3-5 pages. Your briefing should describe the technology, benefits, and rationale for use, current or future risks associated with the technology, strategies to mitigate these risks, implementation strategies, and any other pertinent information that you believe your team should know.

    Alos Submit 3-5 PowerPoint slides that you would use to present the content of your written briefing to your management team. Consider these your guide or talking points that you would use when making a presentation to your team.

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