Read Hesiods Theogony, “Works and Days” and choose a total of two gods or goddesses with reference to both texts. Make a PowerPoint presentation based on these texts and on their depiction in the arts (art, sculpture, painting, Greek vases, etc.) with reference to Carpenter’s Art & Myth in Ancient Greece. Read less

Story will be evaluated based on the following criteria: Narrative: Presents a unified story (clear beginning, middle and end) Story concentrates on a conflict (opposing forces), and character development Story moves towards a sense of a resolution Story is unified (time, place and action) Style: Language and Tone are consistent with ideas and themes Story elements are expressed with action (showing) over exposition (telling) Character: […]

Your second formal writing assignment in this class is another argumentative essay. . You should consider the list of topics on the last page of this document as starting points from which to refine your own original thesis statement for Assignment 2. A thesis statement refers to the central argument of your essay: it is an assertion or claim you should arrive at based upon […]

Need a write up on “Women veterans and women veterans with children living in transitional facilities”. Read less

Write a reflection of 150 words to explain why you chose your two in-text references and how they improved the credibility of the paragraph. Read less

Step 1: Choose a short story from the list provided to compare to a course text. You will sign up with the teacher as there are limited spots for each story. Make sure to have a backup if your story is unavailable. The last date to choose your story and get it approved by the teacher is January 7th, but it is recommended that you […]

Close rea ding is thoughtful, critical analysis of a text that focuses on significant details or patterns in order to develop a deep, precise understanding of the texts form, craft, themes , etc. Reach for interpretation in your analysis, looking beyond summary to y our understanding of its deeper meanings . Elements to look for: 1. Characters: Who are the people in in the narrative? […]

Choose one of the short stories you read in this course. Consider the elements of a short story you learned about in unit 1 (plot, climax, resolution, conflict, characterization, setting, mood), and write a 3-5 paragraph analysis of the story. An analysis encourages you to think about the author’s choices and the significance of these choices (how and why the work was written). Be sure […]

We have all encountered bad situations in our lives that later turned out to lead to good things. Think of a time when a bad situation actually resulted in a good outcome. What happened? What did you learn from this experience? Write an essay about a bad situation that you have encountered that later turned out positively and what you learned from the experience. Read […]

100 words Question “What assessments of group purpose and membership would inform the type of icebreaker you use to warm up things?” Reading The Balance (2012). What is an icebreaker. www.thebalance.com URL Read less