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Reading the article “What Happened and Why?” by Patrick Rael, I personally thought that he was trying to educate us readers about how to write like a historian. However, the way he chose to convey the information was unclear and confusing. When I started to read the article I found it very difficult to connect. His thesis is a clear statement in the beginning, but his choice of words and grammar is hard to, as a reader, understand. Despite this, I was able to get useful information from his…

assessment techniques, why? Because most of the times the student deepness of understanding in the subject matter is not shown (McMillan, 2014). It also mentioned in Chapter 4 that tugging, guessing and leading questions should also be avoided. Instead, we must ask open questions because they demonstrate in more details the students understanding and it allows…

I have recently reviewed the application processes for level one testing for an ICAPGEN accreditation. I am hoping you can clarify a couple items I have run into. First, I noticed that the level one questioner for questions five and six states the following: “5. An applicant is expected to have at least 80 hours of experience researching in nationwide record types of their chosen region. Do you have 80 hours of experience using nationwide record types from your chosen region? (Prior CG or AG…

stay friendly as eye contact was made with his familiar yet distant, wrinkled eyes. “I only want one pretzel, and it better be fresh,” he states as I turn around to get him a soft pretzel from the stack two-feet behind the counter. “Those look old; I need one that’s fresh! Are you deaf?” he snickers. Turning around to stare at his angry expression took great restraint to not respond to this irritable man. My parents always said to be respectful, however, do not allow others to treat me like I…

“What brings you here? I thought I'd never see you again, we made an agreement remember!” “Sure we did miss. Unfortunately your husband turned out to be exactly as difficult as you described him to be, therefore I was forced to meet you again,” the hired gun replied. “Stay out of my way, I'm busy going home to my so-called husband, and you're blocking the path. Any changes of our plan could lead to investigations. If someone sees us talking it would be a great content” Mrs.Williams whispered…

about how to analyze the problems we have previously been presented with the use of graphs. Particularly, the discussion posts made me appreciate some of the concepts that were a little more confusing, such as methods other than visual ones to determine non-planar graphs. I’m still having some difficulty in appreciating the determination of faces in a mathematical way but I can see how it can be determined what they “should” be. •…

Chris, I completely understand your frustration about not knowing or feeling confident in answering this question. I wrote out my answer Tuesday but changed it at the last minute because I thought I was answering the prompt completely wrong. I spent last night racking my brain to rewrite my answer and attempt to make it relevant to the prompt and incorporate what I learned from the reading. I felt like I had answered the question in my essay from last week, and when I wanted to use references,…

Abstract This research paper, will be covering Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. It will be using the abbreviation OCD for Obsessive Compulsive disorder. It will cover the topics of what is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Who is affected by Obsessive Compulsive disorder? What are the types of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? What treatment options are available for Obsessive Compulsive disorder? What types of medications can be prescribed to treat Obsessive Compulsive disorder? What alternative…

shakes buildings and rumbles freeways, he’s referring to a love quake as he calls it, a 6.7 on the Richter scale. “Why have we stopped at this God-forsaken place?” Gretchen inquires, still making silent indications to entice Bubba. However, Jacques is not having any more of these untimely distractions, so…

Failure to Answer a Specific Question Whenever a question is asked, in most cases, it’s not unreasonable to expect an answer to the question. If a question is asked and you didn’t receive a specific answer to the question, there is a reason for this. In 1988 while on the campaign trail, Al Gore was asked if he ever smoked marijuana. He responded with the following answer: “I don’t think this is an appropriate question. If you’re asking me have I done that as an adult in my career; the answer…