Dialogue College Essays Samples For Students

Response Essay "Jane Eyre" – The Emerging Feminist Self

Primary to understanding first, the novel "Jane Eyre" and, second, following the eloquently expressed reading on the subject of the novel's protagonist is the dire need for having a fundamental understanding of the times the author lived. Understanding the limitations of every woman of that era who maintained a superficial no matter her social status, education, and sense of self, she remained almost invisible in the world run by men. This academic response to "A Dialogue of Self and Soul: Plain Jane's Progress" reading focuses on how the characterization of Jane forms the underpinnings of the fundamental angst experienced by women ...

CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE OF PLATO’S ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE

Plato’s Allegory of the Cave is drawn from his tremendous works on the Republic. It is literally a conversation that takes place between Socrates and Gaucon. The conversation is categorized into three parts. The first section is the scene within the cave. According to Kernan, the second part of the discourse deliberates on the three stages of liberation and the third creates a picture of the prisoner returning to the same cave.
The scene in the cave is one of gloom and darkness, with prisoner chained and unable to move around, even their heads could only face one single ...

Constitutive practices on the one hand are those practices that have the ability to ensconce or give something organized existence. Sequential order, on the other hand refers to a particular arrangement of things in a foreseeable assortment e.g. the pages of a book are numbered one, two, three and so on. This is an example of sequential order.
In information and technology, sequential order and constitutive practices can be observed in turn taking. This is a system used in a variety of areas from allocation of political positions, serving clientele in corporations to regulation of traffic at intersections. Turn taking can be defined ...

Introduction

It has been documented by many researches that various forms of adversity are at the heart of many mental illnesses. Indeed, even the term mental health recasts a social problem as a psychological and medical one. And, as would be expected, people addressing multiple forms of adversity, poverty and disability and social exclusion adversity, for instance, are likely than others to seek, or be sent to mental health services. While violence is the most common experience for people with severe and long-term mental illnesses, it is far the only adversity at issue. This can be addressed through open dialogue. Open dialogue ...

The theory of recollection is illustrated by Plato in a dialogue format between Socrates and an inquisitive student / slave Meno. The key idea highlighted in the Socrates' dialogue was knowledge is innate and is reminded to the soul through search or arduous inquiry. According to Socrates, all knowledge is known from previous experience, and we already know everything. He argued that from birth all knowledge is present with the soul; the person recalls or identifies the facts from memory when the person is exposed to the phenomenon. The view point of recognizing the knowledge is considered as the theory ...

The first technique that I would like to point out is using mute short video passages to develop listening skill. For this, you need to pick an easy passage (e.g. from a movie) with a short phrase, something like “I love you”. Students’ task is to understand the phrase by focusing on the lips of an actor. This technique is not only fun to do, but also it will engage the classroom in the learning process and will make everyone focus on the video to complete assignment.
Another technique used to improve learners’ listening skills is to design clear tasks ...

Equality: My mind is boggling. I do not no what to think about. I have to complete this duty.
International: Think about something; just let your mind do its duty. Don’t help it to think.
Equality: I know you do not know the significance of the duty at hand. It carries significance now and many years to come. My mind is entrusted with such a phenomenal duty that it is breaking under its weight. Offer something wise as a suggestion.
International: Phenomena, significant, these are qualities that connote something universally important. Is about the anthem you have ...

The aim of this essay is to present you with the answers to specific questions. The specific questions derive from the reading of four (4) specific dialogues of Plato that are included in the first volume of his dialogues. The essay is structured in such a way that each answer to each one of the questions covers the main thematic core of each question. The four (4) dialogues used as the starting point of the following questions are Ion, Menon, Apology and Crito.
- In Ion, Ion claims that his skill at reciting and explaining Homer’s Iliad and ...

Question No. 5: Living Culture –

Gender, Sexuality, and Race
Gender, sexuality, and race are less biological facts than the outcome of contextually specific discourses and discursive practices. Explain with reference to no more than two aspects of identity.

Living Culture –

Gender and Race
Introduction
Gender, sexuality, and race are less biological facts of how human identity develops than the outcome of contextually specific discourses and discursive practices connected to ethnicity and cultural interchanges. The following scholastic exercise defines how social science prods the ethnic and cultural interchanges of humans in their discourse and discursive practices. In turn, the following describes how this affects ...

As one of the most important writers of the 20th century, Ernest Hemingway provided many innovations in the way poems and prose were written and read. One of the most important theories that have been developed by Hemingway in his writings is the ‘iceberg theory’, or ‘theory of omission,’ which alludes to his minimalist, almost workmanlike prose, which nonetheless manages to obscure a great deal of thematic depth below the surface. The iceberg theory is found throughout his works, as Hemingway’s prose just discusses what is right at the plot surface of the events unfolding in his stories, but ...

Introduction

Always Running is Luis J. Rodriguez’s first non fictional book where he provides first-hand account of his experiences as a Mexican-American growing up in East L.A. Rodriguez, documented this memoir in 1993 about his youth as a gang member so as to steer his teenage son, Ramiro, from a gang group "la vida loca," that he had joined. The book has ten chapters. Chapter 1 provides the introduction and lays a general discussion about Rodriguez’s childhood (Rodriguez’s, 1993). He describes himself as a boy belonging nowhere. He strategically sets out his goal in the introduction and in the subsequent chapters contributes ...

On October 15, I attended the ‘Sustaining Campus and Dialogue” event that was happening at the Lyric Theatre, 22 Main St in downtown Frostburg. After the event, I engaged one of the attendants of the event Jim Williams (who is actually one of my best friends in real life) in an extensive interview. The interview took place the day after the event and I must admit that it was very exciting and informative. The content of the interview ranged from personal information, the views and experiences at the event, things learnt or knowledge acquired from the event amongst others.
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How to have a good dialogue:

Roommates Jc and David decide to put a movie on as they relax in their dorm room. The popcorn is popping in the microwave and the soda is ice cold. The room is pretty messy; the clothes are all over the floor, but who cares. The movie is starting and it brings up the subject about marijuana. They start discussing the good and bad things about marijuana.

David: Wow I think smoking marijuana is very bad for people.

Jc: Why do you think smoking marijuana is bad for people?
David: Because it’s illegal as it is a drug and can also lead to people trying other drugs (with meanness in ...

Arguably, interreligious dialogue is one of the important aspects in society today. As a matter of fact, in the globalized world interreligious dialogue plays a tremendous role. The world today has become very complex and challenging. Interreligious dialogue refers to positive interaction between individuals from various religious, cultural, and spiritual traditions. It entails formal discussions that are focused on developing a mutual understanding between different religions backgrounds and traditions. This is one of respecting religious diversities in Australia society. In Australian society, interreligious dialogue is important since it brings people from diverse religious background into a common ground where they can work together ...

Importance of Civic Engagement in the Long Term Plan

Civic Engagement refers to activities and philosophies connecting society with social beliefs and actions. They include single or group actions manifested in public service, civil undertaking advocacy and crusading that aim to address issues of public concern. There should exist organized participations of all like-minded individuals in order to capture all positive contributions in the long term plan (Booher and Innes, 2004). Civic engagement increases civic participation through such activities as volunteering and discussions of community issues in order to ensure that these issues reflects on the long term plans. Civic engagement creates open and ongoing dialogues that ensure ...

Euthyphro is a Plato’s dialogue dating back to 399BC leading to the court-martial of Socrates. The dialogue features Socrates, a religious leader and Plato. The dialogue takes place near King-archon’s court whereby the two gentlemen meet each other for a court hearing. Euthyphro had come to lay murder charges to his father who had let one of their workers die due to lack of proper care and attention. Socrates is astonished by this act and concludes that Euthyphro did not understand the meaning of pious and impious. The dialogue is then extended when Socrates asks Euthyphro to define piety.
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According to Schein (1993, p. 40) dialogue is necessary because it is a vehicle for understanding cultures and subcultures and because organisational learning will develop to a stage where it will depend on a cultural understanding made possible by dialogue. However, Schein (1993) does not explain the role of non-verbal communication in dialogues. As a general rule, communication is simultaneously non-verbal and verbal. Both aspects are equally important because when non-verbal and verbal communications are incoherent, people may receive mixed messages and fail to understand each others’ motivations, viewpoints, values, and aims.
I find it impossible to agree with Schein (1993) because ...

Dear Sir,

I have selected to study Ishmael Reed’s ‘The C Above C Above a High C’. It is a famous play, which presents the intermingled aspects of racism, superstardom, betrayal and politics through its characters. I chose to study it, not to elucidate its significance on the racial ground but to analyse whether the use of unrealistic elements in a play add to appeal? I am exploring whether it’s the use of unrealistic elements which expands the scope and charm of a play? But the answer to this critical question was not difficult to seek.
As I read the play twice, ...

Introduction

It is thought that the European Union, besides other markets, has liberalized the employment market by lowering the level of regulations in this sphere and enabling people from each Member State of the Union to become employed in any Member State. This has taken more than fifty years of deliberations and negotiations between the sides.
Among the main instruments, which have been used during this procedure, we need to list social partnership and social dialogue as the procedures aimed at reaching consensus between the social partners.
Additionally, the European Union as a result of implementation of the previously discussed ...

Introduction

When reading the Platonic dialogues, the reader is faced with the fundamental question what the term Socrates would mean. Does this term ‘Socrates’, who is usually the main speaker of several Platonic dialogues, represent the philosophy of the teacher or of the author? There are varied answers to this question among the scholars, especially of varied traditions (Mauro, & Louis-André, 2009). In the view of the Platonic scholars and psychologists in the present day, some dialogues are Socratic because of their representation of the historical figure of the Socrates. Additionally, they argue that these dialogues represent an earlier stage in ...

Introduction

The chosen article was titled Impact of Globalization on Human Resource Practices in a Manufacturing Firm in Nigeria. The article was published in 2013 in the European Journal of Business and Management by Akanbi and Itiola.
The article was chosen because it reflects on one of the developing countries in Africa and which is among the top countries embracing globalization in the continent. Moreover, the article was chosen since it has featured in a peer-reviewed journal and was published recently.
Additionally, the paper has content that easily sparks discussion in the major effects of globalization on the different human ...

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[Submission Date]

As far as the students are concerned, the life at a university campus is extremely important for them. Most importantly, this life has a strong impact on the student’s future and professional career. It is no secret that the educational environment in the college or university is really helpful for a student to select the right career. In the same connection, campus discussions and related participations play a great role in the student’s campus life. Such associations and deliberations allow students enjoy their campus lives. Therefore, the universities should allow the groups with ...

What is the primary educational intent for this unit? What are the related CCSS?

The main ideas of the first unit are:
Critical incidents reveal a character’s dynamic nature.
Authors use specific word choice to create tone and enhance meaning.
In the first unit the students will learn to analyze how critical incidents reveal the dynamic nature of the main character; to consider the impact of specific word choice on tone and meaning; to infer and analyze text, both in discussion and through writing. To do it they will read the poem “Birthday Wishes” from the novel and answer multiple-choice questions to analyze the poem for the author’s word choice, tone ...

Abstract

Conflicts are a part and parcel of our existence. It does not even require a second person to be in conflict with. We can have a conflict with our selves over goals, setbacks, aspirations etc. However, in organizations, a conflict can be energy sapping and un- productive, taking away a lot of valuable resolving time. Certain conflicts in a brain storming session can also be productive giving the debating members a lot of insight. Secondly, conflicts could be due to ones feelings or emotions, thoughts or perception and action or behavior. (Dane, 2001). Teams are the basic way in ...

Socratic problem consists in the precise determination of the contents of his teachings. The nature of the sources that we have greatly complicate our task: Xenophon’s book “Memoirs of Socrates”, the dialogues of Plato, various Aristotle’s statements, and "Clouds" by Aristophanes. For example, if we were to rely only on the work of Xenophon, we would have got the impression that the main Socrates’ interest was the education of decent people and responsible citizens, and he was not interested in the problems of logic and metaphysics. On the other hand, in Plato's dialogues, we can observe a metaphysician ...

Group Interaction

Group C interaction involved a discussion of the videos, The Politics of Sociology and Planning a Playground. The group interaction, however, faced different challenges as the group lacked cohesion. The lack of cohesion was mainly because of poor communication amongst group members. Consequently, some group members were not fully prepared for the discussion. The issue of preparedness was, however, countered by allowing discussion of ideas by members who had already prepared in advance; therefore, allow the unprepared members time to compose their ideas. Due to issues of unpreparedness, there was unequal participation in the group. Two or three group ...

A body of literature is relevant in any research. It is considered as a published collection of information that is relevant to addressing the research question.
Research is about answering gaps in knowledge and literature. In line with this, the research question provides a guideline for the researcher to determine the points he or she wishes to answer or address.
Questions such as what is the existing problem and what makes the problem relevant are commonly tackled during the definition of the research question. It provides the core of the research because it determines the focus of the researcher ...

The city council general meeting is set to follow a specific procedure that is predefined. The procedure means successful flow of the agendas of the meeting. The meeting aims at discussing the planning of the city. The agendas aim at the progress of the city and the necessary conditions to be fulfilled to ensure the success of the agendas. The meeting is under exclusive discussion, which gives it excellence and defines success for the parties involved. All the parties involved in the discussion aim at developing exclusive analysis and understanding of the matter at hand.
The meeting goes on ...

Developmental Domain: English/Language Arts (Advanced)

Sequence of Events:
Morning greeting/warm-up writing activity
Discussion of previous night’s reading— chapters 5-7 of The Lord of the Flies
Discussion on Biblical symbolism in The Lord of the Flies so far
Worksheet: symbols, symbolism, and predictions for the end of the text
Discussion: writing a thesis
Homework assigned: 2-page essay on Biblical symbolism in The Lord of the Flies so far
The teacher was incredibly effective in his integration of discussion into the classroom environment. The students seemed ready for the discussion, and they seemed to understand what they were expected to do; the relatively small class ...

Section

The Bidding
Charterparty invited tenders for the construction of a new cruise-liner, to be called the Ocean Carpathia. Donelly was invited to tender. However, the person responsible for receiving tenders left work early.

ISSUE: WON Donelly Brothers can compel recognition of its bid? HELD: Yes

DISCUSSION: Similar to the case of Blackpool v Blackpool, it is the duty of the entity requesting for bids to inspect all those which have been submitted. In the case at bar, MC Donelly was actually able to submit its bid on time. It is not the fault of the bidder that their documents were not received in time, as it was the responsibility of the ...

Introduction

The acquisition of meaningful education is reliant on several support systems co-working in harmony. While the learner relies on the teachers and the institution to deliver content in a manner one can understand, the onus is on the student to be proactive in the learning process. On many occasions, a learner gets brilliant ideas, or undergoes experiences that aid him/her to become a better student. In this essay, I will discuss experiences I have had in time management and group discussions. Moreover, I will highlight the influence of the experiences of Bronfenbrenner’s microsystem and mesosystem has had on my development and ...

The topic of Piety has been best discussed and covered by Plato in the dialogue between Socrates and Euthyphro. The two speakers engage in a verbal discussion on the applicability as well as the meaning of the word Piety. This essay will start out with a brief overview of the dialogue and will proceed to critically examine the concepts discussed between Euthyphro and Socrates. Lastly, the essay would also briefly discuss Plato’s view from my own viewpoint, while also examining my own notions of Piety.

Overview

The story starts out as a dialogue between Plato and Euthyphro. While Plato ...

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In recent times, managing diversity has become one of the most challenging issues for global organizations. As the overall business environment of the global front has changed radically within the past decade or so, diversity in the workplace has turned out to be a vital concept. Considering different culture, race, religion, gender, linguistic background, sexual orientation and the ethnic backdrop of the organizational human resources, management of a firm needs to identify a proper strategy to monitor the diversity in the workplace in order deliver performance without causing any discrimination to the employees. Individual differences in culture and diverse ...

APPLICATION FOR REVIEW OF RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN SUBJECTS

For IRB approval, submit your proposal to: Dr. State University IRB, if you have questions or wish to check the status of your proposal, please call Dr. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE TYPED.
Please fill in this application form completely. [Do not state, "refer to pages in proposal" for requested information.] Attach additional information to this form only after the space available for response to a given question has been used.

Thesis

In making this application, I certify that I have read and understood the guidelines and procedures developed by McNeese State University for the protection of human subjects and that ...

Tennyson, “The Eagle”. Discussion Question: How is the solitary eagle’s strength emphasized in the first stanza? Does the reader “join” the eagle in the second stanza? How or how not?
The reader joins the eagle in his dive in the second stanza through the metaphorical comparison with a thunderbolt. Captivated by the bird’s masterful and exact description in the first part of the poem, the reader has no choice but to follow the eagle’s majestic fall towards the water. This is also achieved by the personification of the predator, as the author uses pronouns “he”, and “ ...

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The central claim of supersessionism, an ancient Christian mindset that can be traced way back to the first century, is the forfeiture of God’s covenant with Jews due to their collective guilt over the death of Jesus (Cunningham 1). This ancient thinking could very well be found before the Second Vatican Council. It even found expression from Pope Pius X in a personal message to Theodor Herzl in 1904 – that the Jewish faith was the foundation of Christianity – but was replaced by the teachings of Christ (Cunningham 2).
However, in the same verse in his epistle to the ...

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A New Relationship between Christians and Jews

The central claim of supersessionism, an ancient Christian mindset that can be traced way back to the first century, is the forfeiture of God’s covenant with the Jews due to their collective guilt over the death of Jesus (Cunningham 1). This ancient thinking can still be found before Vatican Council II and even found expression from Pope Pius X in a personal message to Theodor Herzl in 1904: “The Jewish faith was the foundation of our own, but it has been superseded by the teachings of Christ” (Cunningham 2). Saint Paul wrote ...

In the first discussion, the author expresses his intention to write a grant proposal that would attract sponsors towards his course. His interest to reduce disparities in healthcare among the minority populations and children is clearly identified. However, the second objective lacks clarity. According to Dahlberg and Gallo (2010), proposals that attract funding must be well-written and from this work, it is clear that the author needs to research and come up with defined SMART objectives. This proposal is not an exemption.
The second discussion highlights the intention of the writer in the pursuit of proposals related to the ...

The mythical presence of Socrates and his legendary acceptance of the poisoned drink have always fascinated the philosophers and historians alike. What makes the historical and philosophical character of Socrates even more elusive is the fact that Socrates himself did not write any big volumes of philosophy and the sole vessel to his philosophical contributions are the reminiscences of his equally gifted student Plato. Due to this indirect nature of the knowledge being passed down, one can never be sure of what Socrates really believed in as there are many conflicting views presented by other philosophers who were directly ...

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With regard to the task and maintenance roles in our group Amanda Louise Cagle was an initiator and encourager because she initiated our work and then gave positive assessment to everyone for what he or she had contributed into the project. Natalie Nicole Faulk and I acted like information seekers. Later on I performed as elaborator. Barry Michael Aldridge was an elaborator and information giver in our team. Nathan James Dill mostly acted like a follower and sometimes as an information giver (Trenholm, 2008).
Our work was developed in accordance with Tuckman’s Five-Stage Model. We ...

Listening

Listening is one of the key components of language acquisition. It is impossible to imagine language learning without developing listening skills. Without an exaggeration, listening is one of the basic aspects of foreign language acquisition, which allows students to communicate with each other and feel real spoken language.
Spoken communication is a great experience and it cannot be compared with written language. This experience is absolutely different from ability to read and understand written foreign language. That is why one of the most important aspects of language learning is developing a variety of listening strategies. They depend on listening situation ...

Introduction

In a democracy citizens take for granted many things that legitimate democratic institutions make possible such as the right to vote, being able to check out a federal law book from the library, or being able to run for city council. Discussions about legitimacy in coffee shops or over kitchen tables are mostly about laws or some politician’s social behavior.

The legitimization of coercive power of democratic institutions may be thought of as an academic philosophical concept but its importance in practical, everyday governing cannot be ignored. Democratic institutions are actors in the justification and legitimization of coercive power because ...

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As a renowned neurobiologist, Antonio Damasio wrote Looking for Spinoza with the sole wish to explore the human brain and its handling of emotions and feelings. The book, part factual evidence and part reflective journal, explores the main ideas of the Dutch philosopher, Benedict de Spinoza. Spinoza is known for his discussion of God as a solely philosophical idea which caused a large amount of controversy which led to Spinoza being removed from the Jewish faith (Jacobs). Spinoza’s discussion of emotions centres on the idea of ‘affects’ in conjunction with the human body: “the affections of the body ...

HILLS LIKE ELEPHANTS. THE MAIN IDEA OF THE STORY AND ITS CONFLICTS.

Introduction:

background on both authors and texts

Summary of the text

Thesis statement: Jig and Paul being characters of different stories by different authors revolt against norms of the American patriarchal society in the first half of the 20th century.

The topic of homosexuality and alienation of the main character in “Paul’s Case”

Examples and explanations
Summary of the issues discussed in the story and conclusion
Difficulties of communication
Examples and explanations
summary of gender roles in the story

Symbols used in the story and their explanation

Examples and discussion
Summary of use of form and content of the story
Issues discussed in the story
Discussion of the issues
Summary of discussed issues
...

HILLS LIKE ELEPHANTS. THE MAIN IDEA OF THE STORY AND ITS CONFLICTS.

Introduction:

background on author and text

Summary of the text

Thesis statement: In his short story, Hemingway discusses such issues as gender role, drugs and alcohol and so forth.
Difficulties of communication
Examples and explanations
summary of gender roles in the story

Symbols used in the story and their explanation

Examples and discussion
Summary of use of form and content of the story
Issues discussed in the story
Discussion of the issues
Summary of discussed issues
Conclusion.
Hills Like Elephants. The main idea of the story and its conflicts.
"Hills Like White Elephants" written by Ernest Hemingway was first published ...

Presentation Feed Back

The four discussions are very well structured with each discussion starting by indicating the topic being discussed, the audience targeted by the discussion, the date the discussion was presented and the reason behind choosing that particular topic for discussion. By indicating all this information in their introduction, they enable the reader to prepare him or herself for that particular topic by providing him/her with forehand information on what to expect in the rest of the discussion (Smith, & Clark, 2013).
Another highly positive thing about all the discussions is that they provide well formulated, clear and direct answers to all ...

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Modern business organizations have identified the real value of workforce diversity in order to enhance the overall organizational performance. In strategic management, managers of the business organizations have utilized workforce diversity to promote significant changes within the workforce culture. By realizing the presence different people coming from a different culture, age group, religion, linguistic culture, race and diverse background, organizational managers need to implement significant strategies to maintain a swift-working environment for every employee. By promoting efficient and suitable training programs that lead to the essence of workforce diversity, management of an organization can control some of the major ...

Discussion Questions

High-level co-regulation in collaborative learning: How does it emerge and how is it sustained? By Simone Volet, Mark Summers, Joanne Thurman

Page 140 discusses one of the factors that affect long high-level coregulated knowledge construction.

“Pekrun, Goetz, Titz, and Perry (2002) note that positive emotions can have a reinforcing effect on learning behaviours which they accompany. Pekrun, et al. (2002) found associations between positive emotions and study interest, effort, elaboration, and on-task
cognitions.” (p.140)
Discussion Question 1: What can you say about the influence of emotions on students’ performance both individual and in-group? Can you give your examples of positive and negative influence of emotions on learning process? Do you agree with research ...

Description of Learners and Needs Assessment

Learning sessions are some of the most compelling because the needs and expectations of the audience are constant, yet any deviation can cause some disenfranchisement and effectively diminishing the essence of the session. The learners were enthusiastic and demonstrated that they were ready to learn and become better through knowledge transfer (Barksdale. 2005). Most of had some knowledge concerning the topic of discussion while others were being oriented for the first time. Consequently, the learners were anxious because they did not know the content of the discussion because as aforementioned, some gad prior knowledge and there was the danger ...

What is the goal of the session?

The goal of this session is to carry out discussions on organized themes with the team and establish what has been done well and what needs to be altered. It will also entail assigning priorities to these various themes: their significance at distinct levels of the organization that the cross-function team has established. The total time accorded to this is approximately 2 hours.

How will the Nominal technique be used to achieve this goal?

The Nominal Technique is a valuable tool when it comes to facilitating group decision making. It will enable the team to point out various problems for the chosen approach and generate solutions in the most rational manner ( ...

Human Resource Management

The relationship that Human Resource Management has with labour unions is critical to the management of personnel; therefore understanding the theories, strategies and realities of management-labour relations needs to be studied. This paper discusses the relationship between Human Resource Management models and labour unions during and economic and financial crisis. The event chosen as the starting point was when in 2012 the UK petroleum tank drivers, members of Unite, voted on whether or not to go on strike. This event had many implications for Human Resource department in every sector of business because a strike by the drivers that deliver ...

I live in the same house with my brother. We have been living in Canada for more than three (3) years as well as two (2) years in Saint John. Despite the fact that I love my brother and spend more time with him, I found him disorganized in relation to domestic chores. He heavily relies on me to perform all the domestic chores. This is a great challenge to me because at times I arrive home late and tired and find the living room very disorganized. I am looking for a good avenue and appropriate time to discuss this issue ...

Modern Life

The release of The Sun Also Rises in 1926 heralded a new era in American literature. Ernest Hemingway parlayed a background in journalism and a talent for tight, compelling writing into a a style that made him one of the most unique stylists in the history of American letters. Hemingway worked closely with the poet Ezra Pound and F. Scott Fitzgerald in developing the modernist prose style that made The Sun Also Rises one of the 20th century’s most notable literary debuts. Critics have accused Hemingway of self-indulgence, even shallowness of vision. Yet he crafted a remarkably impactful method for conveying a deeper meaning through ...

Chapter 1: Introduction 3

Chapter 2: Financial Performance and Position of TESCO 6
Chapter 3 Financial Management Policy 14
Chapter 4 Investment Strategy 18
Chapter 5 Valuation of TESCO 22
Chapter 6 Conclusion 26
Abstract
The present report provides critical analysis of financial positioning of Tesco Plc. For this, the financial data has been gathered for past five years as well as its competitors to critically assess financial positioning of Tesco in the retail industry. The reports highlight the recent issues of Bretix which has significantly impacted economic conditions of the United Kingdom leading to declining the consumer confidence because of triggering inflation. ...

Discussion 1:

Part 1:
Controversies surrounding the "discovery" of America with specific details.The discovery of America is dated as early as 1492 and accredited to a renowned Spanish explorer, Christopher Columbus who is believed to have set out of Spain in a maritime expedition that would lead to the discovery of the Americas, introduction of Christianity and the eventual colonization of the country. Due to the determination of Columbus and his counterparts to discover, conquer and exploit new areas for the untouched wealth, he viewed and handled the local indigenous people as real impediments to his mission. There exist tripartite compositions ...

Communication Plan in the Training

In an attempt to do an overhaul of the organizational systems, an adequate training plan is required. This makes the ultimate result of the training process to be effectively achieved and thus enhance adequate transfer of knowledge. Very proper channels of communication are required in the bid to make a training plan to be effective (Chasen & Putnam, 2012). The main reason for the establishment of proper communication plans is to ensure that each and every member of the organization reaps the maximum benefits out of the training.
Several communication modes can be employed when executing the training plan. First, ...

abstract
The purpose of this article is to make a critical evaluation on the article that deals with the needs of men with prostate cancer to demonstrate their ability to integrate and apply knowledge in relation to critically evaluating published research studies as a foundation for making evidence-based practice decisions. The article will explain the role of nurses in caring for patients with prostate cancer and how to deal with the psychosocial support from the patient’s family members and friends. It will also deal with the educational needs of men diagnosed with prostate cancer and how to provide the ...

Essay 1

Objective
The following script presents the explanation for the students in the history class. The activities have been planned on the basis of District of Columbia Public School standard.

Rationale

The reason for selecting the District of Columbia Public School standard for the need of history class is to bring innovation in the classroom and provide effective learning experience to the students.

Standard:

Following is the District of Columbia Public School standard grid that has been chosen for the activities and assessment of the history class in the high school.

Procedures/ Activities

- I will distribute handouts to all of you that ...

One of the most fascinating examples of team group engagement is called the “Samoan Circle”; here, a meeting is conducted without any leaders (State of Victoria, 2014). The overall goal of the technique is to allow a more equitable and egalitarian approach to solving problems, particularly ones that are controversial. No leader is present, but professional facilitators can be employed in order to get the process started (State of Victoria, 2014). This technique is not dissimilar to the Fishbowl process, wherein the group is divided into two circles, one circle enveloping the smaller, inner circle. However, unlike the Fishbowl technique, the ...

Part One: Analysis of the Military

The military is a key area that deserves to be given substantial attention in terms of the nature of the choices made by the leadership. The military leadership should be robust and should only further courses that promote learning and improvement within the defense entity. Questions as to whether the military entity is a perfect learning organization has been posed to by many critics. Criticism has clouded the operations of the army as to the credibility of their activities and operations in the war fields. Many lives of soldiers and innocent civilians are lost in absurd circumstances. The situation is not ...