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the proposal that has been accepted by my professor at university which will be the main idea of this essay. This essay has to be written in the folowing format:
1. Title
2. Introduction [about 350 words]
3. The problem [about 1200 words]
4. The solution [about 1600 words]
5. Conclusion [about 350 words]
6. References [not included in word count]
7. Appendix [not included in word count]

all of the details have been provided in the files that i will attach and please do let me know if i can assist you further
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the word count is 1650 to 2000 words butI really need you to go over the case and proofread it so the writing style can be consistent with the rest of the essay.
If you need more information please do not hesitate to contact me.
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The essay should have: 1. A 150-word synopsis. This is NOT an introduction and should NOT read: ‘This essay will set out the conditions…It will then explore…’). 2. Main body, and 3. Bibliography.
This research essay should explore how Australia\’s treatment of asylum seekers and refugees (including the detention centers) is related to the issue of citizenship and how this violates human rights. The essay should raise notions of inequality in regards to this specific case and critically analyse how citizenship is applied here. The paper should also highlight how this is a form of suppression. The argument must bring in examples of this through what I would call \”concentration camps\” (the detention centers). This paper is worth 70% and must be well written, well researched, and connect to topics such as: \’Orientalism,\’ the genealogy of citizenship, political subjectivity, and so on.

P.s. Please include PAGE NUMBERS when REFERENCING. I have several journal articles to give to the writer to help in regards to this if need be unless the writer is able to find high quality references for this paper. Thank you!

Fromm Paper

Paper Structure: The paper is required to be at least 5 double-spaced pages. Students should use 12-point font. Grammar, spelling, and organization will count toward the student’s grade. All work should be cited. Late papers will be deducted one grade for every day they are late.

Paper Content: Students will summarize Fromm’s basic distinction between having and being, explain how Fromm uses this distinction, and explain his main point. Students should use material from the book to support the answers given and to illustrate Fromm’s thesis. Students will then explain whether or not they agree with Fromm and why.

This assignment consists of three parts (to be submitted as one piece) with a word count equivalent of 1,500 words.

Evaluate two communication theories, explaining the strengths each has in improving work place performance (choosing from NLP, Emotional Intelligence, Transactional Analysis, Johari Window, the Communication Process Model) (LO1)

Explain how you have applied two communication techniques to further enhance your communication within academic projects and work situations (techniques include presentation skills, active listening, assertiveness building rapport and providing feedback) (LO2)

Identify and evaluate one of your key communication strengths. Clearly analyse two of your weaknesses in communicating professionally (within the workplace, academic or personal settings). For each weakness identified, fully detail one SMART (Specific, Measureable, Achievement, Realistic and Time-bound) action, you will take to increase your effectiveness (LO3)
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1. Differentiate between bacterial infection and bacterial intoxication. Give an example of bacterial infection and bacterial intoxication:

2. Describe rotavirus infections; include transmission, symptoms, and prevention. How would you effectively treat a client suffering from rotavirus?

3. Discuss the importance of E. coli as part of our intestinal flora.

4. Discuss giardiasis; include causative agent, transmission, symptoms, and prevention. How would you effectively treat a client suffering from giardiasis?

5. What is meningitis? Compare and contrast bacterial and viral meningitis. What types of bacteria can cause bacterial meningitis? What viruses can lead to viral meningitis?

6. Discuss botulism. How does the neurotoxin affect the body and cause problems in the human body?

7. Describe the impact prions have on the human brain and discuss two prion-associated diseases in humans linked to food ingestion:

8. Define the following terms:

a) Microbemia –
b) Bacteremia –
c) Septicemia –

9. What is gangrene? Briefly describe the four (4) different types of gangrene:

10. What is a vector-borne (vector transmitted) disease? Give an example of a vector borne disease and the vector responsible for causing it:

2. Draw a sketch showing the room arrangement. Be sure to include walls, furnishings, shelving, restrooms, exits and room areas. Label each area and list the types of materials stored in the different areas of the room. (3 pts)
3. What activities were the children doing during your visit? Briefly describe all of the different activities you saw happening during the two hours that you observe. (2 pts) you could just make up activities .
4. Include an observation and general discussion about what you saw in each of the following areas: (1 pt each)
a). verbal abilities
b). fine motor skills
c). gross motor skills
d). interpersonal relationships with children
e). interpersonal relationships with adults.
f). types of play observed (give an observation of at least four).
1). Sensory Motor 2). Solitary Play 3). Dramatic Play 4.)Cooperative Play
5). Parallel Play 6). Rough and Tumble 7). Associative Play
g). types of imagination displayed
h). types of creativity displayed
5. What you enjoyed most about your visit. (2 pts)

What do you identify as the most prominent theme(s)? Was the production successful in illuminating it? How? Most importantly, how was theatricality employed?
We examined the use of theatricality in The Shape of Things, Sideman, as well as moments of theatricality in all of the play. Many of you exhausted possibilities in Love and Information for the midterm project.

Where was theatricality employed in Rent?

Read the quote:

\”If realism is an attempt to minimize the distance between reality and the represented, theatricality embraces that distance. Theatricality celebrates the distance between the represented and real with a tenuous bridge of creative solutions\”

How did Rent celebrate the distance? What creative solutions were employed and for what effect? Did it work?

Essay Question: What is ‘citizen journalism’? What role does it play? What are its strengths and weaknesses? How does it impact professional journalism? Should the MEAA Code of Ethics be amended to include citizen journalism: why or why not?

** The selection, description and analysis of an example from the Australian media that illustrates the legal and/or ethical issues under discussion is a vital part of the essay.

** Task Learning Outcomes:
Completing this assessment will demonstrate your ability to:
1. communicate a reasoned, evidence-based argument about applied media ethics and law with links
to your discipline area;
2. identify and analyse an appropriate example from Australian media;
3. employ clear written expression and professional language; and
4. reference and present your paper in the required style.

A written report of your analysis and your answers to the case questions have to reach 4 double-spaced pages. Provide a coherent, concise, and well-organized analysis. Redraft and proofread the report. Answer all of the questions clearly and add what do you think is good.
the questions are on page PC2-16 on the attachment