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content is important because it allows for the circulation of ideas and diversity and also helps democracy to function correctly. Regulations are defined as “formal and compulsory instructions about the structure, conduct or content of the media” ("Module 2: Unit 11: Media Regulation." 2.4 On Media Regulation and Self-regulation. Web. 22 Oct. 2015.). There are two main viewpoints on the issue of regulation. The individuals who supports regulation believe that the regulations will support the…

Writing is of great importance, and I take the process of learning to do it seriously. Prior to posting my working thesis, I intently studied the module learning resource, as well as the many handouts and videos that our instructor provided. I read the material multiple times, and likely, I spent too much time obsessing over every detail. I am glad that I took the extra time, however, in that somewhere in my hours of reading, I managed to grasp the concept of the thesis and the way in which we…

Krista Lerche Professor Akins 19, October 2014 US History 1301 Module 5 Assignment 3 – Treaty of Paris On April of 1782, peace negotiations began that included many American representatives such as Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, Henry Laurens and John Adams, as well as two British representatives, David Hartley and Richard Oswald. The official signing of the Treaty of Paris took place at Hotel d’York and was signed by King George III, along with Adams, Franklin, Jay and Hartley. The…

Though there are many things that I have learned after reading through 11 chapters of the textbook, the module that stands out to me the most is the 7th. Module 7 is about sleep and dreams and it’s actually quite fascinating to read about. It pretty much explained everything from the basic biology of sleeping all the way through how dreams have to do with personal life. There is a difference between sleeping and dreaming and you don’t need one to have the other. Dreaming while not sleeping is…

My first module entry consisted of Interpersonal Communication. I find this the most important because communication starts any conversation. I believe as a leader I have used interpersonal communication to my advantage but at other times it has been my biggest down fall. One of my drawbacks is that I do not self-monitor at times nor do perception check myself. This was evident during my time here in the group sessions. I plan to work on developing myself earlier than 3 to 5 years because I…

Module 5: Leading Teams A leader of any group is likely to encounter people with diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and ways of working, which makes for a challenge, even under the best circumstances. However, it is the leader’s responsibility to grow the team into a cohesive and well-functioning successful group. Welch, the somewhat controversial CEO of General Electric once said, “Before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing…

3 Quotes “ There are boxes of stuff and trunks and a couple of old toys. And a cradle. Do you ever wonder, Dicey, why she doesn’t have any pictures of her children.” The quote above shows the history of Gram. Gram has had multiple children, examples would be the mother of Dicey and her son, nicknamed Bullet. I chose this quote because it shows Gram’s difficulty with her children. To Gram, Dicey, Sammy, James, and Maybeth are like her second chance at being like a parent figure. “ I like…

Writing Workshop: Writing a Reflective Essay, Final Draft Procedures You will begin with the section Prewriting: Writing a Reflective Essay as a Class in Activity 2 because this section explains all of the elements that must be included in a reflective essay. Reread this valuable information about writing reflective essays before moving on to Activity 4 where you will read and follow the instructions for creating your own reflective essay. You may use any one of the topics and/or rough…

The program that I developed in Module two’s SLP assignment primarily revolved around mentorship of high school aged children in an “at risk” category for teen pregnancy and birth, the program would pair an at risk teen with a working professional to develop a success track to the youths desired profession. This mentor/mentee relationship would allow the youth to develop their own goals in order to give them direction to towards their success improving their performance in school and keeping…

services we take as granted today were all developed when time goes by with adequate urban planning. In module 1-4, the course director Lewis Code showed us the historical growth and development of urban places so we can better understand the reason behind of all these changes around the cities over years. For the rest of this essay, I will analyze the four important concepts I have learned in module 1-4 and link the discussions with the impact of technology on urban places. The four concepts…