omplete a peer review of at least two Case Study Analysis Papers from members of your Learning Team. Use the Case Study Analysis Peer Review Form as a guide for your reviews.

Answer each of the questions included on the form. Suggested revisions should improve the content, organization, development, and mechanics of other students’ papers. Return your peer review comments to each of the two members, and submit one copy of each peer review you completed to your faculty member to receive credit.

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Topic: Time management

Outlining your topic, showing two sources, and a statement of opinion.

Your essay is to write a three (3) page reflection on time management. The first 1/2-2/3 of the paper must be about time management, time management theory or time management philosophy. The rest is your reaction to it and how it will guide/effect the future.

You must have 2 quotes and 2 paraphrases with citations (-10% for each missing one)

Primary Task Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 400–600 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas:

Discuss with your colleagues your ideas on how the communication model applies to today’s communication techniques. Include the following in your discussion:

• What is the role of the sender and receiver or encoder/decoder in e-communication today?
• How do you decide what type of communication tool to use?
• What do you consider when selecting an e-communication channel in a professional environment versus a social environment?
• What are some of the things you anticipate from the receiver or decoder side of the model today? For example, the expectation of a speedy response via instant messaging or the lack of spontaneity when using e-mail versus traditional face-to-face discussions may influence the type of sender tool you use.

Write a persuasive essay of approximately 700 to 1,050-words on a local, regional, or national current event or political issue that has affected you, your family, or your community recently. For example, you could address either the national or your local government’s fiscal and tax policies and explain how they have affected the economy or your own personal situation. You might discuss the role tourism plays in your area, how professional sports have impacted your community, the reasons for lay-offs within a company, whether or not you agree with the decisions your local school board has made recently and how they have affected your children. Your topic does not necessarily have to be controversial, but it should be something that impacts you directly or indirectly, and about which others should be persuaded to see the way you do.

In this paper, begin with a title that prepares the reader for the topic. You will then explain the topic and your position on it in a well-developed introduction that includes a clearly written thesis statement. The introduction will be followed by well-developed paragraphs that support your thesis. The essay should acknowledge opposing views to your position—this may not take more than a paragraph or two.

The conclusion of a persuasive essay will tell the readers what to do, and how to think or feel about the topic.

Write a persuasive essay of approximately 700 to 1,050-words on a local, regional, or national current event or political issue that has affected you, your family, or your community recently. For example, you could address either the national or your local government’s fiscal and tax policies and explain how they have affected the economy or your own personal situation. You might discuss the role tourism plays in your area, how professional sports have impacted your community, the reasons for lay-offs within a company, whether or not you agree with the decisions your local school board has made recently and how they have affected your children. Your topic does not necessarily have to be controversial, but it should be something that impacts you directly or indirectly, and about which others should be persuaded to see the way you do.

In this paper, begin with a title that prepares the reader for the topic. You will then explain the topic and your position on it in a well-developed introduction that includes a clearly written thesis statement. The introduction will be followed by well-developed paragraphs that support your thesis. The essay should acknowledge opposing views to your position—this may not take more than a paragraph or two.

The conclusion of a persuasive essay will tell the readers what to do, and how to think or feel about the topic.

Write an essay in which you analyze and evaluate the development of a story from the readings. The essay should be 1-2 pages in length, typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font, size 12

Your company, PolicyPlan Insurance

Services, is a 120-employee insurance claims processor based

in Milwaukee. PolicyPlan has engaged Midwest Sparkleen for

interior and exterior cleaning for the past fi ve years. Midwest

Sparkleen did exemplary work for the fi rst four years, but aft er a

change of ownership last year, the level of service has plummeted.

Offi ces are no longer cleaned thoroughly, you’ve had to call the

company at least six times to remind them to take care of spills

and other messes that they’re supposed to address routinely, and

they’ve left toxic cleaning chemicals in a public hallway on several

occasions. You have spoken with the owner about your concerns

twice in the past three months, but his assurances that service

would improve have not resulted in any noticeable improvements.

When the evening cleaning crew forgot to lock the lobby

door last Th ursday—leaving your entire facility vulnerable to

theft from midnight until 8 a.m. Friday morning—you decided it

was time for a change.

Your task: Write a letter to Jason Allred, owner of Midwest Sparkleen,

4000 South Howell Avenue, Milwaukee, WI, 53207, telling

him that PolicyPlan will not be renewing its annual cleaning contract

with Midwest Sparkleen when the current contract expires

at the end of this month. Cite the examples identifi ed above, and

keep the tone of your letter professional.

For this assignment, you will write a rough draft of a rhetorical analysis essay and post it to the Discussion Area where we will discuss each student’s submission. You can find the necessary information for writing your essay in this week’s online lectures and the overview of writing a rhetorical analysis essay located in chapter 8 of your text, Writing Arguments. On pages 171—174 you can see an example of a rhetorical analysis essay. 

The Essay:

Using the South University Online Library, locate an article that presents an argument about a controversial topic. The SIRS researcher, mentioned in the lecture page,
“Researching in the Online Library,” is a good resource for current, controversial topics. After you have located your article, examine its rhetorical effectiveness. Your essay should not reflect your opinion about the topic. You are to focus on how effective the author of the article is in presenting the argument.

• What strategies does the author use to persuade the target audience? 
• How does the author appeal to logos and pathos? 
• How would you characterize the author’s ethos?

Assignment Guidelines:

The rough draft of your essay should contain an introduction, a brief summary of the article you are analyzing, a detailed rhetorical analysis of the article’s argument, and a well-developed conclusion. 

• In your introduction, define the context of the argument and explain why the topic is controversial. Be sure to include a thesis statement at the end of your introduction. Your thesis should highlight two or more rhetorical features in the article that are central to the argument’s overall effectiveness or ineffectiveness. 

• Next, provide a short summary of the article’s argument to prepare readers for your analysis. 

• Your rhetorical analysis of the argument should support the claims you make in your thesis statement. You should present and evaluate the rhetorical strategies used by the author to appeal to his or her target audience.

• Your conclusion should summarize the main points of your analysis and bring the essay to an effective close.

Assignment Requirements:

Your rough draft should be at least 500 words and posted as a file attachment to the Discussion Area at the bottom of this page. Remember, your essay is about the effectiveness of the article’s author, not your opinion about the controversial topic.

Write an essay in which you analyze and evaluate the development of a story from the readings. The essay should be 1-2 pages in length, typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font, size 12

Explain which story you chose and briefly summarize the plot.

• Identify key choices the author made in writing the story. For example, consider where the story is set, how the action is ordered, or how the characters are introduced and developed.
• Analyze the impact of the author’s choices, discussing how these decisions affect both the story’s meaning and the reader’s experience.
• Organize your ideas so that each new idea builds on the one it follows to create a unified whole.

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Formal Report Topic

This assignment is based on you choosing two possible career choices you wouldrecommend to an employee, client or professional contact.

Here’s the situation: You are to choose two possible career choices.  Your report should include the following:

·       Information and background about your two career choices. Research from at least six credible sources to inform your audience and to support the recommendation(s)

·       APA citations for all researched information (in-text parenthetical citations and a reference list at the end of the report)

·       Formal report formatting

You will need to conduct outside research and cite your sources using APA citations. Conclude the formal report by making recommendations to your audience. Your report MUST be formatted as a formal report.

Part One (Due Week 6) Table of Contents and Introduction

Your assignment this week is to write your formal report’s table of contents and introduction, using formal formatting. To complete this assignment, you will need to have a good plan in place for your formal report. I encourage you to use the three-step process we’ve been studying this session. (The formal report is due in its entirety at the end of week 8. In week 6, only the table of contents and introduction are due.)

In week 6, your assignment should include the following:  

• A table of contents using formal report formatting. (Note that page numbers are not necessary this week, as you will not have written the actual report yet. Page numbers should be added next week, though, when you complete the report.)
• The table of contents should include first- and second-level headings, like the example on page 437 in chapter 15.
• Include an introductory section featuring the following four parts (see page 439 in chapter 15 for an example.
  • Introduction
  • Purpose, Scope, and Limitations
  • Sources and Methods
  • Report Organization
• Identify at least six credible sources you will use in your proposal in the “Sources and Methods” section.
• Use formal report formatting.
• Be free of grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.