Academic Habits of Mind Activity

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Once you have analyzed the way Nansel and colleagues and Coloroso respond to others, try discussing bullying with your classmates to develop your own definition of bullying, as well as to develop your ideas about what causes it, and what schools could do about it. By discussing your reading and speculating about other ways of looking at the problem, you generate and test your hypothesis, improving as you refine them. You also demonstrate the ability to analyze critically, and you practice presenting your ideas to your classmates with rhetorical sensitivity and civility.

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Protein and carbohydrate Intake

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Recommend two different plans for consuming an adequate amount of carbohydrate and protein post ride that details specific foods, beverages, portion sizes and timing for each of the following types. Indicate next to the foods and beverages the amount of protein and/or carbohydrate in each.

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Unit 4.3 Assignment

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Read the materials in each resource and Explain what they learned and how it relates to the topic(s) selected.

Topic:  Rational decision making and its application to organizational performance

  • Wilson, P. (2018, May 3). Rational decision making model. Retrieved February 5, 2020, from https://allmindtools.com/rational-decision-making-model/
  • Abubakar, A. M., Elrehail, H., Alatailat, M. A., & Eli, A. (2017, October 21). Knowledge management, decision-making style and organizational performance. Retrieved February 5, 2020, from https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2444569X17300562
  • Larson, E. (2017, March 23). 3 Best Practices For High Performance Decision-Making Teams. Retrieved February 5, 2020, from https://www.forbes.com/sites/eriklarson/2017/03/23/3-best-practices-for-high-performance-decision-making-teams/#63977f9af971

Formulating Structured Problems Report

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Identify a complex and ill-structured problem that needs to be solved. The problem should be interesting to you, substantial enough for you to consider the questions below, and not readily solved by an internet search. This may be an everyday problem many people face, a local problem, a national problem, and/or an international problem. Note that you will have to explain how engineers might be involved in solving the problem you identify, so consider this when choosing your problem.

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