Take notes on the 2 articles . The articles are attached Please no palgiarism no a i. no chat bots original work please .
What did you learn from these articles that surprised you most. List at least 5 ideas along with your notes.
Requirements: art history
Read chapter 66 answering question 2 page 1077 in 500 words.you have to log in to get the book. Please no plagiarism no A I no chat bot original work . Only use the book provided
BE sure to explain why you think as you do. Include titles of works of art and page numbers in your discussion.
Begin with your thesis statement that summaries your opinion then present your evidence.
You are an art historian detective proving your case.
Requirements: art history
Discussion #1
As discussed in the textbook, the first phase of the Planned Change Process is self-reflection, which is essential for maintaining ethical practice and understanding one’s biases.
This discussion question is aligned to the following Social Work Competency:
1: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Discussion #2
Assess how a personal strength you possess will assist you in this field placement. Provide a specific example of how you incorporated your personal strengths into direct practice at your field site. What skills can you further develop that will assist you in your field placement?
This discussion question is informed by the following Social Work Competency:
1: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Requirements: 150 words minimum
OVERVIEW
The management of change in an organization is often led by an internal or external change
consultant who leads change from a project perspective with a phased approach that includes the
project definition, a diagnosis of the situation, recommendations for a solution, a plan for
implementing the recommendations, and the actual implementation of the plan.
INSTRUCTIONS
You will prepare 2 consulting proposals based on the cases from the textbook assigned in
Modules/Weeks 13 (Consulting Proposal 1) and Modules/Weeks 46 (Consulting Proposal 2).
Consulting Proposal 1 (The Plane Will Not Move) is due Week 3 of the term. Consulting
Proposal 2 (Change Agent in Waiting) is due Week 6 of the term. Each proposal must be 1000
1500 words and include at least the following 5 sections:
1. Definition of project
2. Diagnosis of current situation
3. Recommendations
4. Implementation plan
5. Summary
A sample/template for the proposals is provided in the Assignment Instructions folder. Each
proposal must include a title and reference page formatted according to current APA
requirements. You must use a minimum of 4 scholarly peer-reviewed sources plus the text. Write
the proposal as if you are addressing the CEO or organizational leadership as identified in the
selected case study. The overall narrative in the proposal must include significant emphasis on
diagnosing the problems in the business with recommendations for relevant change. These
recommendations must be supported with specific examples or sources.
For example:
what specific types of change are involved?
so, what are they?
Keep in mind that the proposal is an overview of the current situation, needed changes, and
recommendations; therefore, it is important to refrain from providing too much detail. However,
the proposal must contain enough information for the CEO to select a course of action. Because
the person receiving your proposal is the CEO, there is no need to re-state information in the case
study as he/she should already be aware of the current situation.
You are encouraged to integrate information from any of the Reading & Study materials or your
own experience. These prompts are provided to support your analysis and critical thinking as you
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read the cases and to give you some structure if you select one of these for your proposal
assignments.
Consulting Proposal 1 Questions for Consideration:
Use the following case for Consulting Proposal 1 (Due Week 3).
Case The Plane Will Not Move!
– What was the problem McDonnell Douglas was having with the C-17?
– What was the thinking that allowed the issue to persist?
– Describe the three main priorities of Koz, the new plant manager.
– How did the employees of MD originally view his priorities? How was this reflected in terms
of production?
– What did Koz do to illustrate and amplify his vision for his priorities?
– What was the eventual result of Kozs nutty idea?
– What factors do you believe led to a successful transformation?
– Is the approach of Koz sustainable at that plant, transferable across the company, and is the
change management of Koz reproducible in other leaders. If so, explain why and how to
move forward with it. If not, explain why and suggest a different approach going forward.
Consulting Proposal 2 Questions for Consideration:
Use the following case for Consulting Proposal 2 (Due Week 6).
Case Change Agent in Waiting:
– What are the key characteristics of government organizations, like the Housing Development
Board of Singapore, and not-for-profits which help explain the content for this case?
– What is the change challenge for HDB and for Tan as she returns to her former employer?
– How do you evaluate her action plan? What are its strengths? What are your concerns?
– What would you suggest to improve her plan?
– What does it take to drive change from a lower to middle management position and in a
government context?
Consulting Proposal 1 is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module/Week 3. Consulting
Proposal 2 is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module/Week 6.
Requirements: 1500
To receive attendance this week (counts as your DC sheet and complete the lab report for credit):
Just write a summary for how you did/would do an at-home version of Chapter 1 & 2 lab activities. Basically, like a present-tense pre-lab to show you understood the tasks we did for the week. Also include if you cant complete the task due to equipment.
For lab 1 activity 1 for example, you would say you cant complete the task due to the equipment since it is not specified in the lab manual the activities that will be done.
Requirements: about one paragraph per activity (not including lab 1 activity 1, just write 2-3 sentences of why you can not perform it)
For first essay draft, aim for at least 1200 words.
Make sure to always include a references list in your drafts!
For full parameters on the final, please go to:
Your first draft should contain the following:
So, what your draft is doing here is taking your ideas from the and the discussions during the one-on-ones and now starting to put words on the page. Your introduction doesn’t need to be finalized, but make sure your purpose and intended structure of the paper are there so that everything is read in the proper context. The body of your paper doesn’t have to be finalized, but by setting up the foundations and giving us an initial outline of the next sections also allows us to provides comments on connecting things/overall organization. At this juncture, there is no need to draft a conclusion.
Finally, do not forget to include your references!
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Topic Idea.pdf, Final Draft.pdf
Note: Content extraction from these files is restricted, please review them manually.
PowerPoint presentation: Feminist Model
The purpose of this assignment is for students to demonstrate advanced knowledge of the main therapeutic models used in social work practice. Through this assignment, students are expected to critically analyze the theoretical foundations of each model and its relevance to professional intervention, integrating academic language appropriate to the master’s level.
Students must create a concise PowerPoint presentation using clear and concise academic writing. Bulleted lists are not permitted. Each slide should contain only one brief paragraph, written in the third person and in a formal style. The overall format must adhere to the guidelines of the seventh edition of the American Psychological Association Publication Manual (APA 7th ed.), including legible typography, consistent headings, and correct citation of sources.
PowerPoint Requirements:
The presentation should be approximately sixteen slides long. The content must be original, academic, and clearly written. Excessive text and long paragraphs are not permitted. Appropriate use of social work terminology and a critical approach consistent with the master’s level of study are expected. Include images related to the topic in every slide.
The PowerPoint presentation will be evaluated based on conceptual clarity and precision, correct application of APA 7th edition style, coherence and organization of content, appropriate use of academic language, and demonstrated ability to synthesize information.
Please do not forget the references in AMA format and citations where applicable.
Requirements: 16 slides
please respond to lucianna with 130 words please no plaiarism no ai no chat bot
There are quite a few ways to experiment with sound without electronic manipulation, one of which is using really any object as a percussion instrument. Usually when thinking of a percussion instrument, instruments such as drums, xylophones, vibraphones, tambourines and other mallet/hand hit instruments, but there are others used during pieces such as boomwhackers, which are plastic tubes cut at different heights to play at different pitches or more famously pieces of 2×4 wood, also known as the slapsticks being hit together during “Sleigh Ride” to make the sound a whip would make, also there are performances of this well known Christmas song that has someone use an actual whip. Another example is how a piece of metal being waved around to make different sounds. Household objects or unlikely objects can really be used during performances to add another level of experimentation to performances. This just shows how really anything can be used in performances.
There are other ways as well, such as constructing or modifying an instrument. Constructing an instrument that sounds different from other instruments like something that contains water is a way to add new sounds to a composition. Another way, and quite a painful way to most musicians, is to modify the instrument in some way. Most times, it is changing the tuning in some way. It is a smart way once thought about, but then again, if done incorrectly, it can either damage the instrument, sound completely off and not in any way desirable yet, some desirable results can come about this.
by Lucianna Duardo
Requirements: music in america
please respond to jocelyn with 130 words no plagiarism, no a i. no chat bots
Americans are slow to develop enthusiasm for opera because it was unfamiliar territory for them. It was basically a foreign concept to them literally and figuratively. They did not understand opera very well since it mainly came in different languages and was made for European taste, not American taste. It was also different from other familiar and popular forms of entertainment they were used to. So it was preferable to enjoy a form of entertainment they were familiar with that had relatable concepts that the American public would understand. Not only that, but the tickets for attending an opera event was expensive. Therefore, not affordable, limited access to the majority of Americans, and primarily being an activity for the elite. That means there is also a cultural and social barrier that is preventing most Americans in attending opera. They would feel out of place in an event surrounded by the elite. This would bring forth feelings of nervousness, awkwardness, and possibly even judgement from the elite. Additionally, another reason that prevents accessibility to most Americans is the lack of education on opera. People are not exposed to opera when they are young in school. Therefore, never cultivating an interest of opera when they get older.
In essence, there were many factors that prevent accessibility for Americans in truly understanding and enjoying opera. It remains a niche interest for those that enjoy the entertainment that opera brings them since most Americans prefer to enjoy more accessible forms of entertainment attuned to their taste.
Requirements: music in america