What changes need to be made to prepare teachers and students in an independent secondary school for digital education in 2025?

Topic: What changes need to be made to prepare teachers and students in an independent secondary school for digital education in 2025?

Description

The literature review I am requesting is part of my 6000-word Research Proposal for my dissertation next year. For the Literature Review, I need 2000 words which explores current literature in the UK on digital assessment. Authentic assessment using digital tools should also be mentioned. Subsidiary Questions: What opportunities can digital assessment provide for authentic assessment? How might authentic assessment be designed into the adoption of digital assessment? How can teachers prioritise authentic assessment during the adoption of digital assessment?

In your own words, why is it important to study the history of myth’s interpretation?

Description

In the last few sections of this week’s reading out of The Truth of Myth, Thompson and Schrempp offer a birds-eye view of the study of myth and discuss the importance of the history of myth studies for our understanding of how to analyze myth today. They also discuss four “monolithically inclined schools of theory that are now viewed by many as passé, but from which we feel that all students of mythology can retain at least some viable elements”: Dissemination and distribution Social evolutionism Myth-ritualism Psychoanalytic theory In your own words, why is it important to study the history of myth’s interpretation? What is Thompson’s and Schrempp’s underlying concern over the four “monolithically inclined” schools, and do you agree with their sentiments? What insights do you find useful as you move continue to hone your understanding of myth and its interpretation?

What have you learnt? How will this impact on your future activity as a practitioner researcher, engaged in continuing development of your own professional practice?

(400-500 words)

In this final section, you simply reflect on what you have learnt as a result of undertaking your Action Research project and state explicitly how this will influence your teaching in future. You must also reflect on how you have developed as a researcher having carried out this project. What have you learnt? How will this impact on your future activity as a practitioner researcher, engaged in continuing development of your own professional practice?

You should also mention whether you have disseminated your research outcomes to your mentor/the school. Explain clearly how your project will impact on your future CPD needs as well as your future classroom practice.

You could consider the strengths and limitations of the inquiry as a whole and what might be done differently in future action research. Ensure that in this section you specifically refer back to your research question and reflect, very succinctly, on what you have found.

References: (not in word count)

If you are in any doubt how to produce a reference list, please refer to the CELT handbook!!!

I hope this helps – please remember to refer back to the lecture notes on blackboard and don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.

Appendices: (not in word count)

You MUST include your Headteacher’s Consent Form, signed by your Headteacher/mentor.

If you have used a questionnaire include a copy of a blank one of these. You might include one or two samples of children’s work if you have collected this as part of your data.

You do not need to include complete transcriptions of any interviews or focus groups discussions, although you can add small sections as appropriate if you have referred to them in the body of your assignment. Do not add things which are irrelevant to your discussion. Remember, apart from checking the ethics form to see you have stuck to your question and methods for which you were given approval, the appendices will only be looked at if you refer directly to them in your writing.

Explain how three mitigation strategies could have a positive impact on the schedule and budget performance of the project team for the chosen case study

INTRODUCTION In this task, you will practice monitoring and controlling for one project you select from one of two case studies. SCENARIO You are a project manager who is taking over a struggling project. Two projects are at risk of being cancelled by their clients due to a variety of issues. Read the attached “Case Study 5” and “Case Study 6,” and use one of the two case studies when monitoring and controlling a project. REQUIREMENTS Your submission must be your original work. No more than a combined total of 30% of the submission and no more than a 10% match to any one individual source can be directly quoted or closely paraphrased from sources, even if cited correctly. The originality report that is provided when you submit your task can be used as a guide. You must use the rubric to direct the creation of your submission because it provides detailed criteria that will be used to evaluate your work. Each requirement below may be evaluated by more than one rubric aspect. The rubric aspect titles may contain hyperlinks to relevant portions of the course. Complete the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template” by doing the following: A. Document five new risks for the chosen case study is currently facing by completing the table in the “Risk Assessment” section of the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template.” The risk assessment needs to include a risk description, the likelihood of the risk occurring, the impact of the risk, the person responsible for mitigating the risk, and a prevention and mitigation strategy for the risk. B. Create a Gantt chart showing the projected timeline and critical path for the chosen case study in the “Gantt Chart” section of the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template.” C. Provide a completed “Earned Value Analysis” section and a completed “Earned Value Projections” section for the chosen case study in the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template” by completing the tables in those sections and doing the following: 1. Analyze the current schedule and budget performance of each project workgroup. 2. Estimate the expected completion date and total cost of the project workgroups. 3. Interpret the workgroup analysis and project schedule and cost estimates. TASK OVERVIEW SUBMISSIONS EVALUATION REPORT D. Provide a completed “Burndown Chart” section for the chosen case study in the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template” by doing the following: 1. Create a burndown chart. 2. Analyze the team’s overall progress in the “Discussion of Burndown Chart” section of the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template,” using the burndown chart from part D1. E. Explain how three mitigation strategies could have a positive impact on the schedule and budget performance of the project team for the chosen case study in the “Mitigation Plan” section of the attached “Monitoring and Controlling Template.” F. Acknowledge sources, using in-text citations and references, for content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized. G. Demonstrate professional communication in the content and presentation of your submission.

develop a research question that builds on prior theory and methods in moral psychology.

Research Proposal Assignment Brief

Weighting: The research proposal is worth 100% of your final mark for this module.

Length: 6 pages (PSY3093), excluding the reference list. The page limit/ word count is the absolute maximum, please do not go over.

Formatting: You must use the guidelines from the Psychology course handbook, in conjunction with APA formatting for references and headings. Please submit the proposal using the Psychology coursework template (will do myself, do not worry about this).

Assessment and Feedback

This assignment will be marked using the research reports section of the Psychology Marking scheme (attached and clearly titled, page 4 to 5, NOT page 6). In addition, you should demonstrate that you have met all three of the learning outcomes for this module (see below).

Learning Outcomes

1. To build an understanding of the controversies surrounding moral psychology, specifically surrounding definitions and measurement of concepts.
2. To demonstrate an understanding of the antecedents and consequences of moral concepts.
3. To develop a research question that builds on prior theory and methods in moral psychology.

General guidance: You should start your research proposal by choosing ONE reading from the reading list, it can be any reference in the whole list. You should use this initial reference to guide your literature search (e.g., readings cited within that reference, PsycINFO searches etc.). Based on your literature search you should identify a research question that you feel has not been answered in the literature to date and use this to develop your hypothesis.

Guidance per section: Below are a few tips for structuring the research proposal, which should include these main sections.

Title: You must include an original title, which reflects the research area.

Introduction: You should outline background research that led to your research question. You should critically review the literature and indicate why your research question is important. You are also expected to present a hypothesis based on the theoretical background and research question. I strongly recommend that the hypothesis is directional rather than open.

Method- It is recommended that your methods are based on prior research, unless it’s a truly novel approach. In this section you need to describe participants, procedure, and materials, demonstrating that you understand and have evaluated previous conceptualizations and measurements through the way that you propose to test your hypothesis, for example, through the materials and procedure you will use.

Results- In this section you need to identify what statistical test you would use to test your hypothesis and what your anticipated results would be, which could be presented in text, figure, or table. You do NOT need to present actual statistics, e.g., exact means, F values, p values etc., as the research has not been conducted. The main point is that the results section should accurately reflect your hypothesis, in terms of direction and what differences or relationships you expect.

Discussion- In this section you should summarize what you expect to find and how your expected results fit in with previous literature. Finally, you should also identify implications and limitations of your research, as well as possible future research.

Write a 300 word proposal which describes a project that is both tied to your job (perhaps connected to your current major) and directly involves the use of some music.

Graded Assignment #3: Dream Job Music Proposal

Imagine yourself post graduation, working in your dream job. Your boss has asked you to incorporate music into a project at work. Write a 300 word proposal which describes a project that is both tied to your job (perhaps connected to your current major) and directly involves the use of some music. It is not acceptable if you simply have music playing during the project or as some passive activity.

• What is your dream job? Please describe your position and job duties.
• How could music be involved in a project?
• How will you or the people you are serving interact with music?
• What affects could the music have on you or your participants?
• Please employ a minimum of 3-5 music specific vocabulary words in your essay, such as timbre, tempo, dynamic, form, rhythm, melody, harmony etc.

Rubric:

• Describes the dream job and the proposed project in detail and is a minimum of 300 words…………………………………………………………………..10 pts
• Answers all of the questions using full sentences, following proper grammar
  and spelling rules…………………………………………………………..35 pts

                                                                                                              Total: 45 pts

Describe what has been delivered as part of the WC legacy using the categories / areas of work from the framework and some sense of timelines; use tables to list, and few examples to provide more details on 2-3 legacy activities: (e.g., Generation Amazing, B4development, urban design and infrastructure)

SECTION Outline – QATAR WORLD CUP (WC) LEGACY – OUR EXPERIENCE (2500 words)

Introduce

• Introduce the Qatar WC legacy original plan, aims and vision – from 2011/12
• Outline the local experiences – structure content across the key areas identified in the Legacy framework (see the adapted framework below box)

1. The Process

Describe the WC organizational process set up – WC delivery and legacy committee of Qatar, membership, purpose, clearly describing the two aspects – delivery and legacy: and including overview of 2021-2024 the WHO-Qatar partnership on WC sport and health legacy across 3 pillars including health promotion

2. The activities and Implementation in Qatar

Describe what has been delivered as part of the WC legacy using the categories / areas of work from the framework and some sense of timelines; use tables to list, and few examples to provide more details on 2-3 legacy activities: (e.g., Generation Amazing, B4development, urban design and infrastructure)

• Infrastructure & Systems
• HPR – across education, programmes and policy in PA, diet/nut, tobacco, alcohol, mental health, other
• Community engagement – describe the processes undertake
• Capacity/training – describe/summarise
• Evaluation – plans and approaches
• Sharing learning – describe Knowledge Transfer (KT) events & activities

3. Report results/impact

Using available reports and data summarise what is known about the impact of the WC – use the SC Impact Study Edition 1 (provided in resources) and note that Edition 2 is underway and will provide final report on hosting the WC in early 2023

Note that the reporting on WC legacy will require longer term efforts and tracking and reporting – potentially out to 5-10 years post 2022

4. Learning and reflections of the WC Legacy so far………

Provide a summary of reflections on progress and what has been learnt – successful and less successful and recommendations to others from ‘WC so far’….

5. Conclusion

Explain globalization of markets and production by suitable examples. What are the major drivers of globalization?

Description

I need this order work to be done on Task # 3 below and I shared 1 & 2 for reference. as you have done number 2 for me in the previous order. note: I am planing to select later LUCID MOTORS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_Motors) for Luxury Electrical Cars because of the investment done by Saudi Arabian sovereign investment fund. 1.What are the main features of today’s global economy and business? Highlight the role of Asia in global marketplace and examine the cultural and political economy factors that can influence global business. 2.Explain globalization of markets and production by suitable examples. What are the major drivers of globalization? Do you think globalization is integrating the national economies? Do you expect any changes in globalization from President Biden’s policies? Are they different from President Trump’s anti-globalization stance? You may refer to the following article in your discussion: Pankaj Ghemawat and Steven A Altman, “The State of Globalization in 2019, and What It Means For Strategies”, Harvard Business review. February 06, 2019, Reprint No. H04RLJ (available through Harvard Business School Publishing) Link : https://hbsp.harvard.edu/tu/66b7c9f4 3. Identify possible topics for case study- from the above discussion of global business environment, suggest some topics for conducting research/case study and give a brief outline/plan of suggested case study.

How did the author operationalize(measure) the dependent variable and main independent variables?

Introduction to Social Research

Assignment 3 Instructions

Assignment 3: Annotating and summarizing academic articles: general structure, measurement, and sampling

For this assignment, you will learn how to read scholarly articles.

1. To begin this assignment, please select one scholarly article.
2. You can select one article from Blackboard “reading materials” folder.
3. Or you can pick one on your own, but it must be related to your previous research topic that has been discussed in Assignment 1 and Assignment 2. In this case, you must email me to get approval for the article.

The article must come from one of these journals: American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology, Social Forces, Social Problems, Criminal Justice and Behavior, Journal of Marriage and Family, Journal of Gender Studies, Gender and Society, Criminology, Demography, Sociology of Education, Journal of Health and Social Behavior, Social Science and Medicine, The Sociological Quarterly, Sociological Perspectives, Crime and Public Policy, Work and Occupations, Crime and Delinquency, British Journal of Criminology, Journal of Quantitative Criminology, and Social Science Research.

2. Now, read the article and answer the following research questions. You can answer your questions in paragraphs or leave your answers next to each The answers can be short, but they should be answered in full sentences. Your answers should not be copied directly from the article.  

The general structure question [10 pts]:

please quickly skim-read the article and understand the general structure of the article.

Find the pages of…

1. Introduction: from p. [     ] to p. [     ]
2. Literature review: from p. [     ] to p. [     ]
3. Data collection/analysis: from p. [     ] to p. [     ]
4. Results: from p. [     ] to p. [     ]
5. Discussion/conclusion/implication: from p. [     ] to p. [     ]

Introduction [5 pts]

• [3 pts] What is the main research question?
• [2 pts] What is the main motivation/background of the study?
• Is there any historical context of the study?

Literature review [10 pts]

• Is there any theory that the author relies on?
• What are the main hypotheses of the study and how it is related to the theory that the author discussing?

Data Collection/Analysis [15 pts]

• Study design
  1. [3 pts] Is it quantitative research or qualitative research? How can we know that?
  2. [3 pts] Is it a cross-sectional study or a longitudinal study?

• Data/Analysis Method
  1. [3 pts] What is the target population? What is the sample size of the sample?
  2. [3 pts] Which sampling method was used? Probability or nonprobability sampling?
  3. [3 pts] What is the larger target population that the researcher wishes they examined?

Results [15 pts]

1. [6 pts] What are the main dependent variable and independent variables?
2. [6 pts] How did the author operationalize(measure) the dependent variable and main independent variables?
3. [3 pts] What are the main findings of the study?

Discussion [15 pts]

1. [5 pts] What would be the main contribution of this study and why?
2. [5 pts] Do you think the finding is still valid today?
3. [5 pts] What could be the possible limitations of the study?

Requirements:

Formatting: Times New Roman, 12 point font, double spaced, and with 1 inch margins.

Submission: You will submit an electronic version to Blackboard. A penalty will be applied if submitted late.

Plagiarism: Your paper will not be plagiarized in any way. This means that your paper will be exclusively your work, it will not be fabricated in any way, and all work will be produced specifically for this assignment. Plagiarism includes making minor alterations to large chunks of text, and submitting it as your own work. A large portion of this assignment is to demonstrate that you understand the material, that you can apply the material in the real world, and that you are capable of thinking and writing about sociological concepts and processes. Plagiarizing the work of others does not do any of these things.

Which segment of the overall market is most likely to benefit from your venture?

Micro level market assessment:

1. Market Domain/Micro Level: Sector Market Benefits and Attractiveness

Realistically, it’s unlikely that your venture will meet the needs of everyone in the market. You’ll be more successful if you target your idea at one market sector or segment , and aim to meet its needs fully.

To identify this segment, look at the market on a micro level. Think about the following questions:

• Which segment of the overall market is most likely to benefit from your venture?
• How is your venture or product different from others already servicing this segment?
• What trends is this segment showing? Is it growing, and, if so, is this growth set to continue?
• What other market segments could you access if you’re successful in this one?

Look for qualitative and quantitative data. Talk to prospective customers to gather feedback on their needs, and to find out how well competitors are meeting these. Then, look for data on the sector you’re targeting, for example, by reading analysts’ reports and market research reports.

Most products don’t actually appeal to an entire market, but rather just a subset of that market. Who are the people within the market that you are going to be serving, and how many of them are there? You can easily make a mistake by thinking you are going to serve an entire market when you are really only targeting a small set of people within that market. In that case, you are left with a market that is significantly smaller than expected, and your sales will likely reflect that fact.

1. a) Micro level questions about target markets
2. Is there a target market segment where we might enter the market in which we offer the customer clear and compelling benefits, at a price he or she is willing to pay?
3. Are these benefits, in the customer’s minds, different from and superior in some way – better, faster, cheaper or whatever – to what’s currently offered by other solutions?
4. How large is this segment, and how fast is it growing?
5. Is it likely that our entry into this segment will provide us entry into other segments that wemay wish to target in the future?
6. b) Three ways to define market segments
7. Who the customers are i.e demographic terms (age, gender, education, income etc) if itis business to business, then it will refer to the industry in which the customers do business, plus firm size and firm characteristics.
8. Where the customers are in geographical terms?
9. By how the customers behave (life style terms) or in business to business how the products may be used.

1. c) The micro market test
2. What customer pain will your offering resolve? How strong an incentive do customers have to give you their money? Will customers buy what you propose to offer?
3. Who precisely are the customers that have the pain? Do you have detailed accurate information about who they are, where they live or do business or what they do?
4. What benefits does your offering provide that other solutions don’t?
5. Does the target market have the potential to grow?
6. Are there other segments that could benefit from a related offering?
7. Can capabilities that are transferable from one segment to another be developed?