research paper on how teaching of shakespeare at school reflects cultural values.

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Need an research paper on how teaching of shakespeare at school reflects cultural values. Needs to be 8 pages. Please no plagiarism. It was the fourteenth century and the English language gained wide use though out Britain but with the addition of many French words. (C, 2001) The biggest development, however, was due to advancements made in pronunciation in the eighteenth century which took the English to the current modern English language. English got its own grammar, spellings, and vocabulary and established as the standard language of Britain. This development was brought into shape when the first English dictionary was published in the year 1604. Now the English language is recognized as a global language and is considered a language full of literary heritage. Shakespeare never got revered or respected in his lifetime but he got good results of his work. No writer could boast of such successor fame and no book could compare the brilliance of Shakespeare’s work. He was a legend who could be copied but we would never be able to see his parallel. His writings are honored by granting them in the literary canon as well as including them in the secondary school curriculum.

Like all the other languages, the English language is actually the verbal expression of the culture it belongs to. Any particular language contains everything which belongs to its culture. it could, in fact, be called a virtual embodiment of the culture. The insinuations of language being completely entangled in culture, in regards to language educating and language policy are important. Language teachers must teach their students on the cultural background enlightening them with language usage, choose culturally apt teaching methods, and explore culturally dependent linguistic differences to encourage understanding instead of fallacies or chauvinism. Verbal communication policies must be devised used to create responsiveness and understandings of cultural differences, and written to incorporate the cultural standards of those being educated.

If you were starting a new software development company and could locate it anywhere in the world, which place would you choose?

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 Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:

  • If you were starting a new software development company and could locate it anywhere in the world, which place would you choose?
  • Provide an explanation of the variables you would consider in selecting the country and justify your rationale.

Consider the potential conflict between corporate social responsibility and ethics while maximizing share holder wealth.  How does exercising Christian principles play a part in running a successful business while operating within state and federal regulations? 

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Consider the potential conflict between corporate social responsibility and ethics while maximizing share holder wealth.  How does exercising Christian principles play a part in running a successful business while operating within state and federal regulations?

250 words each

 

Discussion 4:

Discussion # 4

TWO separate answers

What are some of the unique strategic challenges that Christian universities face?

How has the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic crisis impacted your life?

Has it altered your perspective on day-to-day life?  Family/Friends?  Religion?  Business?

 

What will be the one thing you tell your grandchildren or future generations in 30+ years?

250 words each

Provide a 5 pages analysis while answering the following question: The US versus Cuba Relations.

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Provide a 5 pages analysis while answering the following question: The US versus Cuba Relations. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Agriculture producers across the country and particularly in Lowa stand to benefits if steps to normalize the relations between these two countries yield fruits. Poultry farming, soybeans and corns business will prosper with the newly opened markets. Eventually, this move will improve trade and subsequent economic growth. Trade sanctions imposed by the US have restricted the exports of agricultural products since 2001 (Trento pp 1).

Ken Hartman, the president of Illinois corn growers welcomed the move of normalizing trade relations between the two countries. “This is very good news for Illinois soybeans farmers and businesses that use beans produced in these areas,” Growers chairman, Bill Raben.

The rice farmers expressed similar sentiments about the possibility of a new trading partner. Elton Kennedy, one of the leaders of the largest rice farm, Morehouse hopes the congress makes speedy decisions in removing the embargo. Louisiana which ships food products to Cuba could reap enormous benefits if the move was affected. The owners of Caterpillar Inc expressed similar sentiments over the proposed move by the Obama administration (BBC News).

Peace and political goodwill will be revived. In case of emergencies, the two countries can rely on each other. This is especially the case for global problems as such terrorism, extreme weather conditions such as hurricanes among many other issues. In the past, the US had regarded badly Cuba listing it among the terrorist financiers. The relation was strained and it seemed like the spirit of the neighborhood was gone forever. With the historic move to restore good relations, there will be peace and political goodwill that will manifest in many forms such as assistance on issues of global warming, terrorism and security.

In his speech, Obama did not fail to recognize that the restrictions given by the US to Cuba were only affected by the US. Other states in Latin America had a different opinion on the matter and in most of the cases, they had called upon America to let in Cuba in their summit meetings. In some sense, America appeared repressive and this could have passed as a good excuse to those regimes that are using repressive system hindering economic development and human rights&nbsp.(BBC News).

research paper on the social policy in britain.

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Need an research paper on the social policy in britain. Needs to be 2 pages. Please no plagiarism. The Social Policy in Britain The Reforms-1832 The World War is a significantly major event in the United Kingdom. The war is identifiable because it caused major economic, political, and social changes in Britain. It started in 1914 with Germany’s invasion of Belgium after which Britain declares war on Germany. The war was characterized by airstrikes and marine attacks. Germany based its attack on the Western front while Britain and her allies invested immensely in marine and air ammunition. British and her allies were victorious after World War 2. The signing of the armistice marked the end of the war on 11th November 1918 (Evans 2008, p. 65).

World Wars I and II brought many changes in Britain. During the war, societal roles had to change. Women had to take up the roles that were previously played by men because most men were at war. The course of the war is also characterized by the industrial revolution. The revolution was a radical change in industrial activities that saw the improvement of production processes. The Industrial revolution was strategic for the war because Britain depended greatly on the industrial manufacture ammunition like war aircraft and wars ships.

The war changed the social setting in Britain. A good example is a fact that a lot of men died, some others injured, and this changed the status of women, as they rose to be family heads. Politically, Britain remained a monarchy but many people were pushing for the establishment of a democratic government. Economically, the immense capital invested in the war led to an increase in tax after the war. It changed from 6 percent in 1914 to 25 percent in 1918. The industrial revolution was also a major boost for industrial activities.

The Three Perspectives of the UK Welfare State

Social Democracy

Social democracy is a politically-based ideology that aims at establishing democratic socialism through the formulation of reforms and gradual methods. Therefore, Social democracy is a system of governance based on economic and socialist theory with the aim of establishing equality among all people in terms of wealth and opportunities. The equality is achievable through collective or public ownership of national endowments such as local resources.

The ideologies of Social Democrats are equality of all people in a state both socially and economically and establishing a socialist and fair system of governance (Hattersley, Hickson 2013, p. 136)

Liberalism

Liberalism is a political ideology whose main ideas are liberty and equality. Liberty refers to freedom for example to express political views. It is founded on the concept of classical liberalism, which pushes for political, and civil liberties to be respected and granted by the presiding authority. Classical liberalism also emphasizes on the need for a democratic system with a well-established representation system. Economic liberty is also a key component. On the other hand, has its basis on the aspect of social liberalism. Social liberalism aims at ensuring that there is a proper balance between the liberal rights of an individual and social justice. It also advocates for the provision of adequate social services such as education and in the health sector. (Hadley 2010, p. 41)

New Right

The new right developed in 2005 after a meeting in the city of London. This meeting was preceded by a previous resolution of formulating a system that will enable people to move in the same direction socially and politically. The New Right bases its ideologies on the opposition of liberalism, egalitarianism, and democracy. Its values are based uniting people other than letting every individual follow their own paths (Gray 2013, p.

Disease Statistics: How common is the disease? What is the crude (overall) rate? What is the rate by race, ethnicity, gender, and stage of disease?

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Instruction for assignment

Choose one example of a specific type of cancer to investigate. Examples include (but are not limited to) lung cancer, breast cancer, colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer. The choice can be even more specific such as 1) ductal breast cancer, inflammatory breast cancer, or hormone negative or triple negative breast cancer, or 2) sporadic (does not run in families) colorectal cancer, hereditary non-polyptosis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) aka Lynch syndrome, or Familial Adenomatous polyptosis (FAP) colorectal cancer. Do some research and answer the following questions.

  1. Disease Statistics: How common is the disease? What is the crude (overall) rate? What is the rate by race, ethnicity, gender, and stage of disease? Have rates changed over the years? Are there specific populations at risk, and are there associated behaviors that could be changed (like smoking or obesity)?
  2. Discuss the biology of the cancer. I am specifically looking for terms used in this class: immune system cells, specific mutations, common metastatic sites, specific oncogenes (such as the HER-2 gene in breast cancer), or tumor suppressor genes.
  3. Discuss the treatments used and the mechanisms of each treatment. Treatments include but are not limited to radiation, chemotherapy, biological, gene therapy. Again, I am looking for terms used in this class; I also encourage you to learn some new terms regarding treatment mechanisms.
  4. You will also be graded on adherence to citation rules, grammar and organization.
  5. This assignment is worth 1600. I have to do a work-around due to Turnitin, but will update your grade later.

Write a single-spaced, 12-point font paper min 2 pages, max 3 pages (not inclusive of citations). You may not use quotes, put all information into your own words. American Medical Association (AMA) is the required citation style. At least 2 journal articles are required, at least 5 citations total. You will be evaluated on the quality of your sources

 

You must use at least two original research papers, review articles or meta analyses found on PubMed. You must include at least 5 sources, total, and they all must be reputable sources (not from a wiki, blog or website selling something).

 

Writing guidelines

 

Guidelines for Writing Your paper will be taken seriously. I will read it carefully and grade closely. Papers will be judged on both content and form. It will pay handsomely to do the best job you can. 1. Content: High marks go to papers deriving intelligent generalizations from accurate and appropriate facts. Note the combination. Description alone is dull and pointless. Generalizations without supporting evidence are worthless. 2. Organization: From the beginning, make sure your reader knows what you intend to do and how you intend to do it. The biggest help here is to think of a meaningful title and write a cogent introduction. Then lead the reader through your main points, making sure there are no breaks in your logic. Finally, your conclusion should be written to sum up your main points. 3. Documentation: When you borrow facts or ideas from someone else, you must acknowledge the borrowing. Failure to do so is plagiarism, an unforgivable academic sin. Papers must include intext citations AND a list of references which cites all your sources, and must include citations within the paper for each time you borrow ideas or facts. SEE the guidelines for citations and follow them exactly. You must use at least two original research papers, review articles or meta analyses found on PubMed. You must include at least 5 sources, total, and they all must be reputable sources (not from a wiki, blog or website selling something). When reading original research articles, focus on the introduction and the discussion, both in the abstract and in the main text. You don’t have to understand every word nor do you have to understand the methods. Use a dictionary or other resources to help you understand what is being said. 4. English: Careful attention to formal English will pay dividends. Careless or bad writing will be penalized. The best way to avoid careless writing is to have a friend or the writing center proofread your paper. • Style: If you have doubts about style, write plain straightforward English. If you still have questions, get a copy of Strunk and White’s marvelous little handbook, The Elements of Style, available in paperback at bookstores in town and on campus. It is an excellent investment for your writing now and later. Read it carefully and pay attention to it. I use this for every manuscript I have published. • Mechanics: Your writing should be grammatical and correctly punctuated. Use a dictionary to check doubtful spelling and a thesaurus to select the best word in case you have any doubts. NOTE: You can avoid a lot of trouble by making a careful outline. Revise the outline as needed, well before you begin writing. Then, when you do write, expect to make a first draft, a second draft and as many successive ones as you need, before you finally put together the polished finished paper. There is no such thing as a good first draft paper. The last grant I submitted had 32 versions. The university writing center is available to help and will be happy to give comments and advice as you are going along. I find it useful to take the “last” draft and let it sit for several days. Just before the final typing, I do a careful editing job. The little bit of time between these steps makes it easier to find errors and awkwardness in my prose

Citation rules

Number references consecutively in the order in which they are mentioned in the text. Reference numbers in the text are full-sized Arabic numerals in parentheses within the sentence. For 3 or more consecutive references cited all at once, use, for example, (1-4). Format other references as (4, 5, 12), with spaces between the reference numbers.

 

When directly quoting material in the text, give the reference number followed by the page number(s) of the quotation, for example, (24, p. 65). Only short phrases (shorter than a sentence) are allowed for direct quotations. The point is for you to learn from the materials you are accessing and put the ideas in your own words. Examples of correct forms of references follow. Type references double-spaced. The titles of journals should be abbreviated according to the List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus (published by the National Library of Medicine). For more than 3 authors, list the first 3 and add “et al.”

 

 

Examples of Reference Styles Standard journal article

 

Nakajima S, Saijo Y, Kato S, et al. Effects of prenatal exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and dioxins on mental and motor development in Japanese children at 6 months of age. Environ Health Perspect. 2006;114(5):773–778.

submit a 500 words paper on the topic Preparation for Graduate Employment.

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Hi, need to submit a 500 words paper on the topic Preparation for Graduate Employment. I have been preparing myself to become a good Financial Derivatives Trader and have been studying for a relevant degree at the Graduate Level from the Yale University in Finance. My past professional experiences have all been with Investment banks such as UBS, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs, wherein I have attained credible knowledge in several fields within financial trading and analysis. As such, I believe both these aspects have helped me prepare for an ultimate career in this field.

I believe in a gradual progression through my professional life and would like to begin from the grassroots level. I would like to work for a magnificent company such as yours in a responsible position, in which I will contribute through my professional, personal, and interpersonal skills. My long-term career goal is to move on to higher positions with greater responsibilities within investment banking possibly after having studied for an MBA in between. However, I prefer to remain with the same company as part of my career aspirations.

Although transitioning from education to a professional environment can be quite challenging, I have gained significant experience in my various stints at several companies, which has provided me the necessary insight into the corporate world. Having been performing successfully in every such challenging environment, I am confident of being able to bring in the same level of commitment and energy into my work in my future employment. I have traveled extensively and have interacted with people from over 50 nationalities. As such, I love to bond with diverse people and share ideas and thoughts with them.

I believe that any profession that incorporated my educational skills and professional experience to the highest level would be my ideal job.

how does the sociological view of mate selection compare to the Biblical view?

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After reading the chapter(s) from Lamanna, Riedmann, and Stewart (2018) and Balswick and Balswick (2014) (provided in learning activities > week 3), how does the sociological view of mate selection compare to the Biblical view? Discuss both similarities and dissimilarities using both the textbook and the supplemental reading. How has this impacted your personal view of the mate selection process? Papers must be 2-3 pages (not including title and references) and in APA format.

I need a research paper/project report/practicum on reycycling of solar pv modules. word requirement :around 3000 to 3500

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1.Background

There has been a noticeable transition in the energy sector, and the progressive move towards renewables is clearly noticeable. However, not anything that seems viable can remain so at the end of the life cycle. In photovoltaic panels (PV), this, at least, is the most common issue. The next challenge of the solar panel industry is to safely eliminate or recycle end-of-life components to end the energy cycle loop. Reuse or value-added recovery/reuse is superior to recycling in the waste management strategy. Around 2.5 million metric tones of solar panel waste were reported worldwide by the end of 2016 from the International Renewable Energy Organization (IRENA). By 2050, IRENA predicted it would exceed 75 million tones.

Glass, polymers, aluminum, copper, and small quantities of silver, tin, and other composites are the major weight contributor to the standard crystalline silicon-PV module. In most cases, PV waste gets disposed of in a landfill. This can cause major environmental emission concerns due to heavy metals in PV modules – for example, lead and tin. Besides, there are also precious metals such as silver and copper, which, if retrieved, pose a valuable incentive. Methods are built worldwide to recycle solar panels in order to reduce the environmental effects of end-of-life panels and regain some useful components/materials or something worthy out of the old PV modules.  Current recycling techniques, however, are primarily focused on downcycling systems, which only recover a portion of materials and value, which encourages the need to do R&D in this field.

2.Proposed Project

The Project will review different recycling techniques for solar PV panels. The brief review will include the current scenario of PV recycling in the world. Comparisons, along with the merits and demerits of various recycling schemes. We will also figure failure scenarios that continue with non-functional modules and their management activities—identifying contributing factors and faults which may help to detect the extent of the damage. What are the best-case scenarios that can be implemented depending upon the type of panels? Policy planning, including the duty of the producer to promote the recycling of solar waste panels. Also, the reasons behind the lack of incentives for recycling which is the obvious difficulty for the treatment of solar waste. Considering the Paris Agreement for climate change, how recycling of PV panels plays a vital role in eliminating the CO2 emissions will also be discussed.

·         Project Main Deliverable(s):

 

Contribution by the Project Team:

We will propose better recycling mechanism for higher efficient solar panel recycling. Also suggest which changes should be made to the current policies of recycling to promote the same along with mathematical calculations based on assumption. And why same importance should be given to solar waste like battery waste/recycling.

1) Introduction

Due to an average panel life of 25 years, solar photovoltaic waste worldwide will grow by around 5% – 15% from total production capacity in 2030 and can reach above 80%, if precautions are not taken to tackle that waste. This section will explain the solar photovoltaics cycle and adverse effect of solar waste in the world.

 

2)Different types of solar panels and materials used in its manufacturing

In this section various types of solar panels that are being used in the current applications is discussed. Also, it covers study of materials/semi conductor metals present in the solar PV panels.

 

3)Impacts of Large Scale PV installation across globe

With increasing dependency on renewable energy especially solar being the most developed one among other renewable energies, has large amount of waste at the end of its useful life cycle. Here, we will show the statics of solar PV modules productions and forecast waste generation

 

4)Waste produced by Solar PV modules

This section will provide information about different types of waste generated by solar modules and its hazardous effects in the society. Reasons for solar PV panels failure are also explained in this part.

 

5)Existing technologies for recycling solar PV Modules.

Current technologies that are used for solar PV modules recycling will be explained and compared along with its pros and cons. Recycling procedures for different types of solar modules is also discussed.

 

6)Recycling approaches across the globe

Various approaches that are taken into consideration for solar PV recycling along with its advantages and disadvantages and status in current scenario will be studied.

 

7)Crushing Techniques used for solar recycling.

Electro-hydraulic fragmentation technique will be explained in this section and its advantage over conventional methods of crushing.

 

8)Review of Policies and Guidelines for solar panel recycling

Which steps should be taken to increase the momentum of solar modules recycling by governments will be reviewed, in addition to that current policy structure for dealing with this waste will be covered in this part.

 

9)Environmental impacts of PV modules recycling

How the environment has been affected by recycling procedures? Different recycling techniques effects the environment in different ways, these effects are being studies and explained in the section.

 

10)Social and economic impacts of PV modules recycling

Useful metals that has been recovered through the recycling can be reused in different application and has some value as well. Moreover, huge amount of Co2 emission will be reduced because of solar PV recycling which proves to be major social advantage.

 

11)Conclusion

Based on all the facts and studies of sol;ar PV module recycling, we will provide our view on most pressing and advance technology associated with this issue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Write 9 pages thesis on the topic the business of singapore.

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Write 9 pages thesis on the topic the business of singapore. Since the 1960s, research has shown that Singapore has improved in its export and import sector of the economy. It has been ranked as the 15th largest importer and 14th largest exporter in the world. International trade has a great impact on Singapore’s economy. Singapore adoption of export-oriented industrialization made it easy for the country to succeed in the international market. Additionally, they have few barriers to the importation and exportation of goods and services. That means that the country has few trade barriers. The country also trades with the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) (Hinkelman & Shippey, 2004, p. 93). There are zero tariff rates which apply to some of their products. Additionally, they have six lines for alcohol beverages making it one of the best exporters of alcohol beverage. However, there are different import restrictions because of environmental, health, and security concerns. It considers free trade as an important factor which facilitates the growth of the nation. Primarily, the United States is one of the largest of Singapore’s trading partners. The United States influences Singapore’s international trade (Koh & Lin, 2004, p. 56). From the sale of manufactured goods such as computer peripherals and electronics, the country imports natural resources and agricultural products. Singapore has limited arable land, thus. it depends on the agro-technology park. Additionally, the country relies on&nbsp.intermediary trade where it purchases the raw material and refined them through the manufacturing process and re-exports them to different countries in the world. Some of the companies that rely on imported raw materials are the oil refining company and wafer Fabrication Company. There are also some enterprises in Singapore which are formed to promote international trade.&nbsp.One of them is the International Enterprise, which is a governmental agency that drives Singapore’s external economy.&nbsp.