Topic for essay : Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker Ballet

Final Paper Presentation Guidelines

 

MUSI 1306

Your paper is a study of any musical work or small groups of works and a

related musical analytical, theoretical, historical, or critical issues. A list of

topics will be given. You must present your paper in class during final

weeks. Your topic must be approved by the instructor.

 

1. No less than 1500 words, 1.5 line spacing, 12 font letter size

(approximately 3 pages) TYPED in an essay form. 2. 3 or more sources must be consulted. 3. Include a list of your sources.

4. Websites can be used but “Do Not” use Wikipedia. Use Academic

sources-websites that specialize in the subject area of your research.

Academic websites can be found at University libraries, public or

private academic institutions.

5. Power point, handouts, pictures or video must be used for the in-class

presentation.

6. Use 2 to 4 minutes to present your musical example (s) for the

presentation. (from a video, recording, or another source.)

7. Presentation In class should last between 10 to 15 minutes per student. Criteria:

Priority will be given to originality of thoughts and coherence of the

presentation.

(Do not jump from one idea to another without any coherence or relevance to

the topic) Your paper should have a central idea (topics will be given or

chosen in class) supported by different elements of music. (The

topic you choose should be the central part of the presentation) Be sure to signal where your own ideas differ from those of other

authors and be sure to separate your own thinking from theirs.

 

 

 

You must include the “Elements of Music” in the presentation:

Brief biography of the composer

Historical, social or political context related to the topic Melody (chapter 1) Harmony (chapter 3 and 4)

Musical Form (chapter 6) Rhythm (chapter 2) Instruments, voices or musical ensembles (chapters 8, 9 and 10)

Tempo and dynamics (chapter 7)

You can include any other relevant information relevant to your topic

 

You must turn in your paper presentation the day of your presentation and

staple your paper

 

DO NOT email you paper

 

 

Preparation Guidelines for both your written and oral, in class

“PRESENTATIONS”

 

1 During your oral presentation, do not “read” your entire paper.

Your grade will be based on how much you know about the subject, and not

how much you read from your notes.

 

 

2 Do not include information in your class presentation or written paper that

you do not understand, or you cannot explain. This is to be about what you

have learned; what you now know.

Be prepared to answer questions and to explain what you have in your

presentation.

 

 

3 Do not “copy and paste” your entire written paper from the internet, or any

other sources. You can cite from other sources, but make sure you indicate

what sources you are using. (Example: According to the X sources…etc.)

Your paper will be scanned and checked for plagiarism.

Class HUMA 2323

In “From Every End of This Earth”, Steven Roberts recounts the lives of 13 families from different countries. He addresses the issues of what it means to be an immigrant in 21st century America. In many ways it has not changed from what existed in the early 19th century when the Industrial Revolution was sweeping across America. The 9/11 attack and the problems with immigration today appears to us to be new issues but in reality is just a repeat of the past. As different waves of immigration enter our shores and border lines, each culture brings with it different beliefs, values, families structures, religions, and child rearing beliefs and different philosophies towards education. America is more than a “melting pot”, it is a mosaic, with each piece rather ordinary by itself but when put together it becomes a beautiful work of art. The challenges to each of us in the 21st century is to find a way to be that “cultural broker” each child and family needs to help them achieve their “American Dream”. Please select 3 families and compare and contrast their character traits and cultural beliefs and practices. What drove them to be the people they were? Why did they come to America? What were their hopes and dreams for their children and for their families? How did they maintain their cultural identities and yet learn to fit into the beautiful mosaic that is America. How did they learn a new language and why is it important to maintain the native language while learning a second language? Did they achieve their dream? Your paper should be 6-8 pages, (double-spaced, 12-font/Times New Roman/Black. In addition, remember to read at least 3 papers and respond to AT LEAST 3 other students. (Below is the scoring sheet I will be using.)    _____1. Title page, complete with your name, (also maiden name), and course selection.  _____2. Strong introduction, clearly hooking the interest of the reader and introducing the families/characters selected.  _____3. Thorough explanation of how/why each family came to America and why their goals and aspirations were. How did this impact their success?  _____4. Explanation of how/why you think the different families/characters behaved or reacted as they did as they tried to build a new life in America.  _____5. Explain the adversity that each family encountered before they entered the US and after they began their lives in America.  _____6. Well-developed predictions about the success of failure that will be encountered in the future for each family you have chosen.  _____7. Correct spelling, grammar and punctuation utilized throughout the paper.  _____8. How might a “cultural broker” help each family to succeed?  _____9. What role should the public school/teachers play in helping each family succeed  _____10. Strong well-developed conclusion.

Discuss program challenges and limitations

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–12-page, research-based paper in current AMA format that focuses on an approved topic. The reference and title page are not included in the page count. The paper must include at least 10 scholarly references in addition to the course textbooks and the Bible.

Make sure to include the following:

· Address the major health problem, major mortality, burden of disease, nutritional status, and health systems of the selected country/region. Discuss at least 5 major health profile issues in addition to nutritional status and country/region health systems.

· Describe the importance of the selected health problem.

· Your proposed program must include an analysis of the cultural, social, behavioral, biological, and environmental factors that contribute to the health problem. Include the role of the national and international collaborators and funders.

· The proposal strategy must be evidence-based. Draw on experience from similar programs or interventions. This section must be based on at least 2 peer-reviewed references.

· Discuss program challenges and limitations, focusing on at least 3.

· Follow your outline from Module/Week 3 in the writing of your paper.

· Use approved font style, size, and double space.

· The paper and all citations must be in current AMA format.

· References must be no more than 5 years old.

Physical Assessment

Discussion Question:

In general, what findings in the physical assessment of a healthy older adult do you expect to be different than that of a healthy 35-year-old?