can plants help stop climate change? Unit 2 Lab Report Due January 23 (odd) & January 24 (even) Notes to help you…. Remember your report should be written to address our research question: Do plants reverse climate change? General Requirements: Please refer to rubric to make sure you get full points! • All Lab Reports will be graded using the rubric handed out in class. The lab report is worth 50 points formative & 50 points summative. • The formative points (according to the rubric) are based on overall presentation, background information (with diagram & works cited), hypothesis, data tables & observations, analysis of data (graphs & calculations) • The summative points (according to the rubric) are based on the conclusion, which much address the purpose and summary, results & findings, scientific reasoning, error and limitation analysis and context & real world application. Formating Style: • Use 12 point Arial or New Times Roman font. Single line spacing. • Sections required: 1. Title 2. Background Information/Research Question 3. Hypothesis 4. Data Table & Observations 5. Analysis of Data/Calculations 6. Conclusion…
the Promotion of a Brand in 2020 Images have become central to communications Length: 1,500 words (maximum) excluding title page, reference list, and appendix. Due Date: 26 March 2020. What to include: See below (on the following three pages). In addition, both Lecture 3 (on 20 January) and Workshop 2 (w/o 27 January) are devoted to the Assignment: Word & Image: the Promotion of a Brand in 2020. Workshop 2, which offers an opportunity to discuss your proposed image selection, why it is selected, and initial thoughts on how to develop the analysis in relationship to the Promotion of a Brand in 2020. Points of assessment clarification can be asked in Workshop 2 so there is an assumption that you have already started the Assignment. 39 Word & Image: the Promotion of a Brand in 2020 Images have become central to communications. Our culture is saturated with images. How we make meaning is thus an important task. The physical act of seeing serves as a starting point for the assessment task ‘Word & Image: the Promotion of a Brand in…
Business Law Some time ago, dairy farmers owned large tracts of land in south Tempe, Arizona. The farmers used the land for grazing animals. Economic growth in this suburb of Phoenix was limited because of the state′s inability at the time to attract large businesses to the area for relocation or location of new facilities. In 1973, three farmers who owned adjoining parcels of land in the south Tempe area were approached by a local real estate agent with an offer for the purchase of their property. The amount of the offer was approximately 10% above the property′s appraised value. The three farmers discussed the offer and concluded with their need to retire, it was best to accept the offer and sell the land. All three signed contracts for the sale of their land. [unique_solution]After the contracts were entered into but before the transactions had closed, the three farmers learned that the land was being purchased by a real estate development firm from southern California. The development firm had planned, and would be presenting to the Tempe City Council, a…
Leadership Principles Imagine that you work as a volunteer for the local community animal shelter called ABC Animal Rescue. You have volunteered for approximately four years. The Board of Directors has asked you to meet with a group of 25 volunteers and the local community during a fundraising event. The Board requested that you mingle with the volunteers, many of which you already know, and the local community members. The purpose of your mingling is to build relationships and trust between the organization (ABC Animal Rescue) and the community/volunteers. You agree because you are passionate about this cause. Using the results of the “New Drivers of Leadership” self-assessment (Focus & Speed), and the 10 traits from the Jones (2015) article “What Employees Want in a Leader,” describe how you would approach the community and volunteers to build relationships and trust.[unique_solution] Start your paper with an appropriately formatted Title Page per the Guide to Writing and APA. (Links to an external site.) Provide an appropriate introduction (Links to an external site.), which includes your thesis statement. Your paper will be 1-2…
How future public transport will effect our environment and society? Class: Humanities 9 grade, Unit: 4th Industrial Revolution. I need a speech for a presentation, in this speech you have to answer those questions please focus more on environment but still add society: – Interesting facts about: How future public transport will effect our environment and society? – What is happening now? – Disadvantages and Advantages of future public transport will effect our environment and society? – And tell more how it′s going to improve our future? Please don′t use a hard words, everything have to be understandable and with good grammar as I′m 9 grade student.[unique_solution] How future public transport will effect our environment and society? Class: Humanities 9 grade, Unit: 4th Industrial Revolution. I need a speech for a presentation, in this speech you have to answer those questions please focus more on environment but still add society: – Interesting facts about: How future public transport will effect our environment and society? – What is happening now? – Disadvantages and Advantages of future public transport will effect our…
Competition Vs. Cooperation School-age is often the time when children experience competition. Cooperation involves a winner and a loser, while on the other hand, cooperation entails children working as a team. It can happen in different settings such as in academic work, sports and even in the children’s families or communities. Because of the prevalence of cooperation and competition, the two aspects significantly affect children’s development relative to which predominates. This analytical monograph expounds on the value and danger of cooperation, cooperative learning principles and strategies to improve positive development and growth in children aged twelve years. Competition has various values. First, it provides an environment where children stretch their limits and achieve what they could not if the competitive other was not present. Therefore, it results in increased performance in the aspects it is involved in, for instance, in classwork and sports. Additionally, competition prepares children to handle loss later in life. Losing can make a child depressed or stressed. The benefit is that when the child mitigates the challenge, they learn how to address it when it recurs…
NEW ZEELAND CRIMININAL JUSTICE SCHEME The court, which included the judiciary, police, which include traffic safety service. (Penal division, psychological services, and community corrections) of the justice department. Together this set is comprised of 3 government sections. It is the obligation of 4 cabinet ministers, which include the judiciary. Each department at current has their management strategydecided with the suitable ministers and doesn’trequisite to policy in combination with other sections affected by its productions and rules. There seems to beno essential for articles or ministers or certainlyorganizationalstrategies to subsidizeanacknowledged and prearranged set of purposes and aims to be attained by all portions of the structure. Each one of the three departments also incorporates non-criminal justice purposes, which strive for scarce capitals with criminal justice responsibilities.The three sections are generally acknowledged as resounding out the actions of crime deterrence, crime detection, trial sentencing, captivity, and the management of non-custodial verdicts. These actions follow a similarorder in all the same authorities for the deterrence of criminality and the bid of legal procedures and authorizations to those detained for criminal crimes(Brown, 1997). The…
LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT Introduction Change management is an essential element of leadership that needs to be backed up with a confirmed strong leadership strategic approach. In order to choose the appropriate change model, it is essential to have enough knowledge of the organization in terms of the specific areas that need change (Abbasi, 2017). This paper aims to evaluate models that can be used to facilitate change at Pemancar, interventions to be implemented, and anticipated resistance for change as well as the recommendations of reducing resistance. The two models that can be used in this case include Lewin’s theory of change and the Burke and Litwin change theory. The two primary interventions to be implemented are leadership and corporate culture. Additionally, the paper focuses on the possible resistance to change and recommendations to counter the resistance. Pemancar Case Study Analysis Organizational management entails a critical analysis of the organizational approaches of carrying out activities and formulating the right strategic strategies to solve the challenges (Will and Wetzel, 2017). Lack of motivation among the employees, lack of well-developed strategic management,…
Human Rights Coursework Striking a balance between counter-terrorism measures and the basic human rights of terrorists remains a controversial issue, given the devastating effects of terrorist attacks in various parts of the world. Why would terrorists be granted human rights, yet they do not respect the same human rights that they claim to have? For instance, the United Nations member countries have experienced tragic human loss that has resulted from violent extremism, including the attacks on its Baghdad offices on 19 August 2003 that claimed the lives of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Sergio Vieira de Mello, twenty-one other men and women, with over 150 others injured. It is evident from such attacks that terrorism manifests real and direct adverse effects on human rights. Terrorism denies people the enjoyment of their right to life, liberty, as well as the physical integrity of its victims. In addition to such individual costs, it can weaken Governments, destabilize civil society, jeopardize a country’s peace and security, and threaten its social and economic progress. Collectively, all these terrorism effects also have a material…
Animal and society Questions Margo DeMello, Animal and society ( Columbia University Press, 2012) chapter 15 This is only a very brief summary of some of the religious connotations of different animals.Pick one example from anywhere in the chapter and ask a question about it’s meaning or how it fits into that culture’s tradition. What does the Jade rabbit represent in Buddhism as a religion? The Jade Rabbit represents legendry and heart of kindness in Buddhism as a religion. The Jade Rabbit has been considered as a popular legend for centuries. The animal has significantly defined the Buddhist culture’s tradition. The legendary story of the Jade Rabbit has been story passed from generation to generation. The animal was also viewed as a solution to various plagues in society. For example, the Moon Rabbit could be consulted to save the society in case of different disasters such as pandemics. Many of the Buddha believers believed that Chang’e always sends the Moon Rabbit to earth to pay a visit to every family and save them from disease and return to the…