Improving job attitudes

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What are two ways companies or bosses are trying to improve job attitudes besides increasing pay?
How do the two ways you described compare with your experience with company/boss attempts to improve job attitudes?

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Social justice songs

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For years, lyricists have been writing songs describing life among people in poverty. You can find many examples of these songs at the following two web sites with social justice songs:
Social Justice Songs
Social Justice Song Index
Use your analysis of the lyrics from three songs of your choice that describe life among the poor, as well as the information you learned in the Explore learning module this week about poverty to develop an essay answering the question – “What do these songs say about who the poor are, the consequences they experience as a result of living in poverty, and how does that compare to what is discussed in the Explore learning module?” Use additional online resources, as needed, to develop your argument.

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Pedagogical approaches to teaching

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There are many overarching pedagogical approaches to teaching, including a student-centered classroom, an
inquiry-based classroom, a project-based classroom, a flipped classroom, and many more. Pick one
pedagogical approach to teaching in your content area. Why do you like this approach? How does this
approach align with your content area?

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Texts analysis

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Readings: Your choice of the following pairs of readings:
Option 1: Ursula K LeGuin, “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” and Shirley Jackson, “The Lottery”
Option 2: Flannery O’Connor “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” and Edgar Allan Poe, “The Tell-Tale Heart”
Essay prompt:
For this essay, make an argument about a topic as it is handled in two of the literary works that you have read so far in this course.
To write this essay, you should connect the two texts around a specific theme, idea, issue, or argument that is raised in both texts. What is important is that you make an argument about how the texts are connected. Making an argument means going to below the surface, so you should not say that both texts deal with the issue of X; instead, say how they are connected.
You need to analyze both texts in your essay, which means finding and analyzing specific quotes from each text.

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