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Analysis of Forensic Document Examination The history of document examination is said to have started with an individual named Albert S. Osborn. He was a penmanship instructor and was chronicled as a document examiner in 1887 (Ubelaker, 2012, p. 234). He wrote several books and articles on examining documents and giving expert testimony, with, perhaps his most notable work being Questioned Documents from 1910 (Ubelaker, 2012, p. 234). The title of the book, Questioned Documents, refers to what…

four most important aspects including: defining wellbeing and inclusion in a primary education context, recapping three key documents which are Disability Standards for Education 2005, Student Diversity and the Australian Curriculum and Students with disabilities guidelines, analysing these three documents’ advantages and disadvantages and considering implications these documents have on graduate teachers. Within each of these four aspects of this essay, an in-depth analysis will be conducted to…

Guiding Documents The Guiding Documents are a set of guidelines and state standards in which educators obtain information what a child needs to know at a specific age. These standards are tools for educators to base their lesson on, but they are not restricted to follow line by line but to use them as guidance depending on the child development needs. Moreover, educators should not base their lesson plan directly from the standards but only use them as a resource to overview where a child…

These words were the start of the Declaration of Independence written in 1776. The document was created as a final attempt to get freedom from England. Colonists had left England in search of freedom in America but instead found they were still controlled by the King. In hope of gaining support, the colonies joined together to draft the Declaration of Independence to stand up against the monarchy. Physically the document was an outline of their complaints but it also came to be not only the…

Some of the most appealing documents I’ve seen have been at the libraries on campus. This pamphlet for the Scholars’ Commons Series of the 2016 spring semester, which is available at the Library Services desk of the Wells Library is one of the best I’ve seen in terms of its use of repetition. The document’s rhetorical purpose is to promote the Scholar’s Commons research and publishing workshops to staff and students of IU. Both the color and typography aid in achieving this purpose, as they are…

A living document is a document that can be changed and updated if needed . The Constitution is a living document and can be changed through amendments, but it takes time to be processed and approved. ( Living Document, 2017) The actual intent of the Constitution is to be “ drafted and ratified”.( Original Intent, 2017) However, currently the Constitution is being used based off its original intent. Actually, enforcing the Constitution as a living document would be beneficial to the people…

females withholding a law enforcement position and the reasoning to why that is. I chose law enforcement agencies trying to recruit more females as my new targeted audience for this assignment. For my original document, my audience was directed to the general public. When I made my original document, I gave a brief explanation about the qualifications and requirements of becoming a police officer. I gave my briefing to a board of three judges that consisted of one police officer and two high…

The document that I selected to analyze is document 17-4. Document 17-4 was written by In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat, or Chief Joseph, and was written in 1879. The reason as to why the document was written, was because Chief Joseph was explaining himself to the Americans all the things that have been done to him and his tribe both in past and in present in great detail and explaining to the Americans that he and his tribe members are the victims. A historical theme that is related to this document is…

First Writing Assignment (Due via Moodle by 10:00 AM on 10/1) Your task: Write a document response paper that evaluates the usefulness and limitations of two primary sources. To complete this assignment, students will use Sources of Western Society and History of Western Society. Both books must be used. The paper should be between 900 and 1200 words in length. Class notes are also allowed, however no internet or outside sources can be used. Information taken from the notes and books must…

The Declaration of Independence was a document created by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Sherman, and Robert Livingston. This document was written to complain to King George III and the British Government. The document is what ultimately gave us United States citizens the freedom we have today. If it was not for our founding fathers, we would probably still be under British control. This act of revolt shows just how much words can change the course of history. The…