Argument Map: Students will prepare and present an argument map with at least five peer-reviewed sources. An argument map is the framework of a research paper.

****2 separate assignments . The first assignment makes small changes to the abstract according to the teachers’ feedback. the paper is in the files *** Teacher feedback ( You need to make sure the abstract is clear that you did an analysis of other research. The way it reads now

The exile was Israel’s defining moment, although frustratingly, we have very little information about the details of the exile itself, both in literature and in material remains.  Basing themselves on the scanty but precious literature that was produced during this period and subsequent post-exilic period, as well as precious few

During the decades of exile, the composition of what would become the full Torah took shape. The contributions of the Priestly (P) writers/scribes and the Deuteronomists’ compositions were completed by scribes, perhaps sponsored by the exiled Judean royal family of Jehoiachin in Babylon.  The oracles and lives of the prophets,

The purpose of this exercise is to conduct a brief examination of the book of the prophet Amos employing the ‘three-world’ organizing framework for literary analysis.  At the same time, it is an opportunity to explore the book about the oracles and life of one of Israel’s great prophets, the

***15 slides on information about Al assignment instructions are in the file for both the 15 slides and the reflection ****Reflection assignment  for information about the course, this is the book “The Edtech Advocacy Guide” in the course, we utilize technology such Padlet, Symbaloo, and the information about Al. instead

link to example or another example if that one doesn’t work Below is your Midterm Disciplinary Literacy Toolkit . This feedback indicates a completion of the project at this point and allows you the opportunity to edit this section for the Final Toolkit entry: 1) Each category includes 2 strategies

link to example or another example if that one doesn’t work Below is your Midterm Disciplinary Literacy Toolkit . This feedback indicates a completion of the project at this point and allows you the opportunity to edit this section for the Final Toolkit entry: 1) Each category includes 2 strategies

****teachers feedback Keep going with what you are doing. Make sure you have a full lit review and six action research projects related to your question. clarity of lit review and six action research is listed below Your lit review can be any type of peer reviewed research related to

regards to the seven dimensions of health andwrite a research paper exploring the challenges they may face I want you to write a career paper on the above topic 

Students take an in depth look at their future careers in regards to the seven dimensions of health andwrite a research paper exploring the challenges they may face I want you to write a career paper on the above topic

My field of Study is Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration. Create a five-paragraph self-reflection research essay of 500-750-words that includes: an introduction with a mapped thesis statement, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. The following sub-topics should be the basis of your thesis statement and three body paragraphs: Explain

The extent (brevity or development) of your responses can vary as you choose. How did the Assyrian empire and the Assyrian conquests affect the two kingdoms and the lives of the people?  And how did these conquests prompt the writing of biblical literature?  What does this tell you about biblical

The bulk of the Bible, with the exception of its Wisdom literature, is the presentation of history told through the lens of faith, a sacred history.  It is a ‘great story’ of many smaller stories, each offering something to the overall plot. As we have it today, it is the compendium of

Compose a ‘discussion’ in short essay form on insights garnered through a Jewish midrashic interpretation of the book of Numbers. (1 to 1.5 pages) How is the book of Numbers a story about the themes of journey, freedom, responsibility, and the ‘in-betweens’ of life?   Offer your impressions on such

please answer the 2 questions  In part -1 I choose the gender role and motherhood in my interview essay I will attached that also 

This week we are exploring the origins/emergence of Israel as a distinct ethnic group/people throughout a period of about two hundred years in the highlands of central Canaan, and the Israelite (and Judahite) stories of origins/emergence that later would become among the first layers of biblical literature.  This includes ancestral

Consider the meaning of exodus and liberation for the Israelites and for people today.  What are the forms of injustice and oppression that predominate today?  How has the exodus account inspired people on the margins of society, living as slaves, or facing political oppression?  How does/can the story of the