Category: Literature


  • 1. Explore the adaptive platforms listed below. Alternatively, you can use any similar platform familiar to you but not listed here. 2. Login with your Google account or create a free account with that platform; 3. Choose an activity that fits within your unit of study and supports students educational growth; 4. Link to the…

  • For this assignment, you will create an inquiry-based online learning activity that aligns with the unit you are designing. You may choose to use Google Slides, Prezi, HyperDocs (guidesLinks to an external site.) or Wakelet (guidesLinks to an external site.) to create the activity. Your activity must include multiple learning modalities (video, readings, simulations, podcasts,…

  • Submit the second component of your research proposal, i.e., the literature review. The literature review is (usually) the most laborious portion of your manuscript. The purpose is to review pre-existing studies to determine an appropriate direction for your own research. You only need to use a minimum of 10 sources. It’s okay if you’ve already…

  • 1. Review the assignment guidelines for the Literary Analysis Essay. Does the essay appear to meet the minimum requirements for the assignment (length, topic, sources, etc)? 2. Does the essay include an introduction that provides some background and context for the analysis? 3. Identify the thesis of the essay. Does it make a clear and…

  • Using the recording feature of zoom, teams, or an app like screencast o’matic, record yourself discussing the following: How you will study the various cultures within your community (both internal and external stakeholder groups). Begin to contrast your personal background and that of your faculty/leadership team with that of your broader community. The questions guiding…

  • 300-400 word. Turabian style reference/scholarly references only.  Prompt: What does it mean for humanity to be made imago Dei? Do the words “image” and “likeness” mean the same thing? In what ways do we bear the image of God? Support your statements.

  • Mrs. Petre dropped her 4-year-old daughter, Anna, off at child care in the morning as usual. When Ms. Joanne, the teacher, greeted Anna, she noted that her eyes were red and had a slight discharge. She asked Mrs. Petre about it. Mrs. Petre replied that Anna’s allergies have been acting up, but that there was…

  • Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of chattel slavery in the United States in 1865.  As we've been reading in some of our texts, particularly in The Deep by Rivers Solomon and Undrowned by Alexis Pauline Gumbs an important part of celebrating one's liberation is honoring the past.  In recognition of Juneteenth and in…

  • In your pre-observation conversation with Dr. Lydia, she shares with you her learning assessment strategy. Dr. Lydia plans to test her students heavily with at least one high-stakes multiple-choice assessment per week. After this conversation with Dr. Lydia, you decide to make a presentation to all the new instructors at the next faculty meeting about…

  • 1. How does attention play a role in learning? Use the following terms in your answer: environment, working memory, long-term memory, and encoding. 2. Read the scenario below and answer the questions: A screenshot of a text Description automatically generated Which teacher’s students are more likely to demonstrate knowledge of the target standard? Teacher A…