My Education by Susan Choi Introduction The writing by Susan Choi is exciting for it presents themes on female development and heterosexist assumptions. In the novel entitled, “My Education,” Choi presents visual beauty and love affair of two women. Regina and Martha are depicted in the novel to have a stronger relationship and have been organizing daily activities together (Choi 8). Women of color are described in the novel. The author of “My Education” should be remembered for prioritizing the theme of women development in her novel. The research focuses on the “My Education” novel by Susan Choi. Analysis Susan Choi is the queer author of the novel “My Education,” and focused to describe her college life. Choi married Pete Wells, and in her writings, she continued to show her high-level skills. In the 20th century, Susan Choi won the National Book Award for Fiction, and many readers have confirmed that she maintains proficiency in fiction writing. In My Education novel, Choi has shown better writing skills than in the past genres. In the novel, Choi used Gottlieb as the…

The world is now highly globalized, and learners can now attend schools outside of their cultural environment. Due to globalization, schools, especially in the United States, receive many students whose first language is not English. The tutors are compelled to teach the learners English and, at the same time, meet their educational needs. To teach in a classroom with English language learners needs both skills and experience. To effectively teach English Language Learners (ELL), the teacher must cultivate relationships in the class and be culturally neutral. For instance, teaching social studies topics like Drug Abuse among youths, there are various approaches the teacher can adapt to teach in such a classroom effectively. Drug abuse among youths is an essential social studied topic that needs proper teaching and attention in the contemporary world. Learners need to understand what is drug abuse and its effects on society. Teaching such topics, therefore, not only benefit the learners educationally but also equip them with the knowledge needed to sanitize society. Research shows that drug abuse is rampant among the youths in the society. Drug…

Tempo as Meaning: Altruistic Interpretation In Drake “God’s Plan Music Video”     Oral Presentation Script Introduction: Gods plane by Drake (START) Slide 1 Good morning teachers and fellow students, today I would like to present to you my final paper on a 20th-century song which is “Gods Plan” by Drake before I start my presentation, allow me to give a brief introduction about my paper. (Click) Slide 2: Brief Introduction (Click) Slide 3 As I have already stated, my final paper has tried to take a cross-examination on popular 20th-century music (Click) exploring phrases rhymes, psychological approaches, narrative theory, and current music analytical tools thereby (Click) understanding music composition from different perspectives. In his song “Gods Plan” Drake decide to use charity action to communicate to some of the themes that are in his song. Generosity involves private donation for the benefits of the general publicBarman, E. the social bases of philanthropy. Annual review of sociology. (July 2017).DOI; 10.1146/annurev-soc-060116-053524. https: //www.researchgate.net/publication/31888088356   . (Click) Slide 4 I chose the song “Gods Plane” due to the fact that Drake songs…

The Four Principles of Bioethics Ethical Issues in Biomedical Engineering   The Four Principles of Bioethics Beauchamp and Childress introduced bioethics principles to resolve ethical issues. The four ethical principles include non-malfeasance, beneficence, and justice.[1]The four principles act as a foundation in the field of medical ethics as well as essential for understanding the current approach to ethical consideration in healthcare. Different arguments focus on identifying the most significant principle than the other among the four. Moreover, in a diverse community, the guidelines of what principle should consider first need to be broadly acceptable among all different cultures and religions. In clinical medicine and scientific research, all four principles get applied to guide in discovering the care provider’s moral duties within that situation. Health professionals should concentrate on the responsibility of maintaining the best decision for the patients by achieving the balance between the four principles indecisions. Therefore, none of the four principles exist as more significant than the other in the healthcare systems while making different decisions by the care providers. The first principle exists as respect autonomy, which means…

As the new coronavirus continues to spread across the various parts of the world rapidly, its effects on different businesses have been evident. The virus has necessitated the institution of lockdowns, and “stay at home” policies has reduced the usual customer flow to the various businesses (Ivanov, 2020). Lockdowns across the globe have also led to the closure of industries and production facilities that have disrupted the supply chains with the link between companies and their suppliers being mostly severed. The disrupted supply chain has affected all the nodes of the chain (Ivanov, 2020). Therefore, businesses are running out of their supply and lack affordable alternatives to replenish them. Mostly, the ventures that have not evolved to include e-commerce have been affected the most as the number of customers reduces day by day. The lack of technological provisions for shopping and home delivery has had the COVID-19, leading to more profound problems associated with the market flow of products and services (Nakhate & Jain, 2020). The social interactions part of the business culture has rapidly changed due to the need…

  Part c Information about the declining market of automobiles in Saudi Arabia seems not be enough to guide future research. There exists an information gap between the current trends and changes in the market, especially for the BMW. Previous studies, however have identified the trends which are bound to shape the automobile market in the near future. Adoption of IT in distribution is seen as one of the major factors to impact on the sale and increased revenues from these automobiles. Effective placement is seen as strength guiding the success market dominance by the automobiles dealers. Large family sizes in the country are seen to trigger the demand for SUVs which accommodate the large family sizes. However, the youthful population tend to drive the high demand witnessed for the small classy cars. The high affluence level is the Saudi Arabian market drives their demand for the luxury vehicles. The increase in GDP per head, in the country promote the market for the automobiles. The increased public spending on luxurious live styles acts as the main driver of the market…

        Integrative Reflection Paper       Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Number and Name Professor’s Name Submission Due Date Integrative Reflection Paper Introduction Growing up in the Germanic suburbs at the heart of northeast Ohio, I did not encounter much diversity. I was exposed to very little variety. My knowledge and experience with different races and cultures have gradually grown during my college years. Although I did not grow up in a multicultural setting, I have always had a particular interest in understanding other people’s cultures. Despite reading much content about different cultures, the ultimate test to multicultural competence comes when working with someone from a diverse cultural background. The contemporary society of the United States is ever increasing in its diversity. However, in the counseling profession, the largest population is still mostly White and all English speaking. With growing diversity, it is most probable that mental health service providers will encounter numerous cross-cultural and cross-ethnic therapeutic interactions. Since the ethical provisions of the administration of mental health services require cultural competence, it is crucial to…

Pandemics The word pandemic is not to people because of its characteristics. They have become part of the long human history, yet the medical texts have not adequately defined the word. Throughout the history of the human race, there have been several noted pandemics whereby their presence can never be forgotten. The pandemics have been characterized by all the negative effects on health, social, political, and economics. Their widespread across a wide geographical area and the death trail most of them cause is also another characteristic that makes them unforgettable. Human majorly contributes to the outbreak that later becomes a widespread human infection. Some of the pandemics known in the history of the human race include; Zika, Spanish flu, SARS, and recently COVID 19. However, the list is wrong with each pandemic characterized by its unique behavior. Despite the word pandemic not getting a clear definition from the medical text, it has some identifying features, which include geographical area it spreads, uniqueness, seriousness, high attack rates, low immunity, among other characteristics. It is logical to argue that extensive study of…

  Question 1 Explain the importance of considering English as a Second Language when considering your audience for an essay. It is very important to put into consideration your audience when writing about a given topic, and this is because you have to be specific to the group of people you want to educate. Your audience determines the content of your writing. Techniques are chosen in writing depending on the content, usually directed at a specific audience.  Using English as a first language will mean using terms not familiar with the audience who uses English as a second language, they will not understand the common terminologies when used in bringing out a point in the essay. Second language English users understand common words and will not be able to understand points expressed through a first language. The point of expressing ideas and points on a topic is to make sure that all the audience understand and can relate to the daily events. Considering English as a second language persuades the writer to ensure clarity, keeping in mind that there are…

Movie Essay About The Human Condition III: A Soldier’s Prayer The Human Condition is a Japanese epic movie set of three made somewhere in the range of 1959 and 1961. The cinema reflects the six-volume novel distributed from 1956 to 1958 by Junpei Gomikawa. The collection of three follows the life of Kaji, a Japanese radical and communist, as he attempts to get by in the extremist and abusive universe of World War II-period Japan (Wilson, 159). He changes from being a work camp manager to an Imperial Army officer and a possible Soviet POW. Continually attempting to transcend a shady system, he discovers on numerous occasions that his ethics are a hindrance as opposed to a preferred position. This text gives a clear explanation of the history and analysis of the film; The Human Condition, particularly A Soldier’s Prayer. The first set of the film, No Greater Love was published in 1959. It opens with Kaji wedding his darling Michiko, notwithstanding his doubts about what’s to come. The couple, at that point, moves to colossal mining activity in Japanese-colonized…