...Course : 1240 | Unit 1: The Romantics | Lesson 1.1: Introduction to the Romantics | Activity 1.1.1: Study - Historical and Literary Context | (Documents: Study Sheet) | Get an overview of the historical and literary context for the reading. | | Duration: 40 min | | | Activity 1.1.2: Quiz - Comprehending the Study | Take a quiz to assess your understanding of the material. | | Duration: 20 min | Scoring: 10 | Points Earned: _____ | Lesson 1.2: Romantic Poetry | Activity 1.2.1: Study - Romantic Poetry: Spontaneous Overflow | (Documents: Study Sheet) | Learn about the characteristics and leading writers of Romantic poetry. | | Duration: 40 min | | | Activity 1.2.2: Quiz - Comprehending the Study | Take a quiz to assess your understanding of the material. | | Duration: 20 min | Scoring: 10 | Points Earned: _____ | Activity 1.2.3: Read - Poems from the Romantic Canon | (Documents: Reading Guide) | Read selections from a variety of Romantic poets. | | Duration: 1 hr | | | Activity 1.2.4: Quiz - Comprehending the Readings | Take a quiz to assess your understanding of the material. | | Duration: 20 min | Scoring: 10 | Points Earned: _____ | Activity 1.2.5: Study - The Poet's Toolbox Applied | (Documents: Study Sheet) | Review some of the tools poets use to create meaning and achieve specific effects; apply those tools in order to analyze selections from the readings. | | Duration:...
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...Methods and ethics This dissertation will be both literature based, looking at research that has been conducted by other researchers (Jesson et al, 2011:17), as well as also using primary and secondary research. The literature based element of the dissertation will be focusing on already existing literature that outlines and describes the justifications of the prison system. There are several useful resources, in the form of academic textbooks, journal articles, newspaper articles and internet resources that can be used to analyse the justifications of prison, and the problems that come with trying to achieve all these objectives in one institution. Secondary research, which “involves the summary, collation and/or synthesis of existing...
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...Winters, M.A.1 Abstract ~ The current study questions whether the emotions that people associate with body postures change depending on how they are asked to identify the stimulus. The Diagnostic Analysis of Nonverbal Accuracy Test of Posture (DANVA2POS) is used as the standard by which to rate people's agreement levels. Thirty participants were randomly allocated to 3 response conditions: A forced-choice option where participants chose from 4 emotions (happy, sad, angry, fearful), a forced-choice option with a "none of the above" option, and an open-ended option. Comparisons of the results indicate that the "none of the above" option produces significantly less agreement than the other forced-choice option, while the open-ended response format elicits even lesser agreement. 1: Department of Psychology, The New School for Social Research, New York, USA. Address correspondence to Allison Winters, afwinters@msn.com NSPB: 2005 - Vol. 3, No. 2 36 Perceptions of Body Posture Introduction To what extent do people agree on which emotions are associated with specific body postures? The literature suggests that people agree at above chance levels (Coulson, 2004; De Silva & Bianchi-Berthouze, 2004; Ekman, 1965; Ekman & Friesen, 1967; Pitterman & Nowicki, 2004; Schouwstra & Hoogstraten, 1995; Wallbott, 1998), based on studies that have asked participants to judge images of various body postures. The majority of the data gathered from these studies is based on the use of...
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...Text School of Humanities University of Northumbria Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8ST Self-Assessment ISBN: 1-86135-080-5 Text editor: Rebecca Johnson Copy editor: Publications Office, University of Northumbria Designed and produced by the Department of External Relations DER: 2308HCB/6/00J Contents Project mission statement Introduction The nature and scope of the project i) The self-assessment sheet ii) Student guide to self-assessment iii) ‘Writing essays: A guide for literary studies students’ (sample) 5 7 8 10 13 23 Ways of using the materials i) How the self-assessment sheet can be used ii) Workshop using the self-assessment sheet 34 34 34 iii) How ‘Writing essays: A guide for literary studies students’ can be used 35 iv) Workshop using the essay guide 35 Impact on staff and students i) Student response to the self-assessment sheet ii) Student response to workshops using the materials iii) Staff response to the materials 37 37 37 37 Further references About the authors Acknowledgements Appendices i) Example of completed self-assessment sheet with essay 39 39 39 41 3 4 Project mission statement T he Assessment and the Expanded Text Consortium is a project directed by the English division at the University of Northumbria. It involves collaborating with colleagues who teach English courses at Sheffield Hallam University, Staffordshire University and the University of East Anglia. We came together three years ago to...
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...Assessments will be made having regard to the following criteria: • Demonstration of the development of the body of knowledge in the field • The application of theoretical concepts to the case • Demonstration of Understanding regarding the topic construct • Referencing • Clarity of structure • Evidence of reading and appropriately researching the topic (minimum of five (5) academic sources required) Commentary will not normally be physically placed upon the submitted paper. An assessment report and a grade provided upon an A4 sheet will be provided. The viva voce presentation will be assessed against the following criteria with the examiner awarding a mark against the selected criteria. For this item, as a general rule, a=(up to 15 marks); b=(up to 12 marks); c=(up to 10 marks); d=(up to) 7.5 marks 1. Preparation and Presentation – Method and Detail. This segment is worth 15 marks. a. The Group has shown a high level of appropriate preparation and presentation. b. The Group has demonstrated a reasonable level of appropriate preparation and presentation. c. The Group’s preparation and presentation was adequate. d. The Group has not prepared and presented adequately. Submitted Papers will be assessed against the following criteria with the examiner awarding one of the selection items (a) through (d) to the paper in each criteria. For this item, as a general rule, a=(up to) 5 marks, b=(up to) 4 marks, c=(up to) 3 marks, d=(up to) 2.5 marks. The examiner’s final...
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...the perceptions of three categories respondents are different about the various aspects of cosmetic accounting .It also shows the opinions of internal auditors, external auditors and accountants raised some concerns as to whether these circumstances will last. 3 Field of Research: Accounting. Keywords: Cosmetic Accounting, Accountants. External Auditor, Internal Auditor, 1. Introduction Creative accounting is referred to also as income smoothing, earnings management, earnings smoothing, financial engineering and cosmetic accounting. The preferred term in the USA, and consequently in most of the literature on the subject is „earnings management‟, but in Europe the preferred term is „creative accounting‟ and so this is the term that will be used in this paper. It should be recognized that some accounting manipulation involves primarily balance sheet rather than earnings management. Definitions of creative accounting vary, and include „Is the deliberate dampening of fluctuations about “some level of earnings considered being normal for the firm” (Barnea et al. 1976). „Is any action on the part of management which affects reported income and which provides no true economic advantage to the organization and may in...
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...the perceptions of three categories respondents are different about the various aspects of cosmetic accounting .It also shows the opinions of internal auditors, external auditors and accountants raised some concerns as to whether these circumstances will last. 3 Field of Research: Accounting. Keywords: Cosmetic Accounting, Accountants. External Auditor, Internal Auditor, 1. Introduction Creative accounting is referred to also as income smoothing, earnings management, earnings smoothing, financial engineering and cosmetic accounting. The preferred term in the USA, and consequently in most of the literature on the subject is „earnings management‟, but in Europe the preferred term is „creative accounting‟ and so this is the term that will be used in this paper. It should be recognized that some accounting manipulation involves primarily balance sheet rather than earnings management. Definitions of creative accounting vary, and include „Is the deliberate dampening of fluctuations about “some level of earnings considered being normal for the firm” (Barnea et al. 1976). „Is any action on the part of management which affects reported income and which provides no true economic advantage to the organization and may in...
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................................................................................. 13 9. APPENDIX ............................................................................................................ 14 The Learning Business Research Report | Campus: 10. 1 CHECKLIST OF ASSESSMENT CRITERIA .................................................................. 18 The Learning Business Research Report 1. Executive Summary This report discusses the rationale behind strategic decision taken by Royal bank of Scotland (RBS) in moving its headquarters from Glasglow to Leeds, Yorkshire. The benefits of financial clustering in the UK have been analyzed and assessed on the basis of theoretical evidences collected from literature review and qualitative data collected. There is an emphasis on financial information...
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...Dissertation referral - Feedback Sheet.| Student: SHAFIQ UR REHMAN SHAIKH| Mark awarded: 32% Refer. - (June 2013 board).| ||Action points:| 1.Introduction.Weighting: 15%|Marks will be awarded for:Over all coherence/justification Rationale for studyClear research question/hypothesisClear aims and objectivesBackground to subject area|You need to :1. focus on only one or two objectives for your study 2. focus on only one or two aims for your study3. revise/ clearly explain your rationale/ why you chose to carry out this work4. Clearly explain the background to the work | ||| 2.Literature review.Weighting: 20%|Marks will be awarded for:Range of literature & appropriate use and review of literatureEvaluation and review of both theoretical and secondary research dataThorough knowledge and comprehension of topicUnderstanding of relevant concepts and theoriesDiscussion of conceptual and theoretical issuesSummary and clear understanding of principal issues relevant to topic|You need to :5. review academic literature looking for theories/ concepts you can use in your analysis e.g. those related to strategy or marketing, e.g. Swot, Pestel, Porter’s Five forces etc6. relate the theory(s) obtained from the literature review to your case study – Tesco mobile7. undertake review of technical literature relating to the mobile phone industry8. undertake review of literature relating to case study – Tesco, (including the new phone shop in London)9. undertake review of other mobile phone...
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...Doing a literature review This Advice Sheet introduces you to the basics of compiling a Literature review. What is a literature review? 1 What it is not …. 1 Approaches needed …. 1 Approaching your review …. 2 Writing the review …. 3 What is a literature review? • • • Further reading …. 4 • It is a critical and evaluative account of what has been published on a chosen research topic. Its purpose is to summarise, synthesise and analyse the arguments of others. (It is not an academic research paper, the main purpose of which is to support your own argument.) You should describe and analyse the knowledge that exists and what gaps occur in research related to your field of interest. (This should clarify the relationship between your own research and the work that has previously been done.) It should reveal similarities and differences, consistencies and inconsistencies and controversies in previous research. What it is not It is not primarily an argument for the importance of what it is you are researching. While it is necessary to explain what is the primary purpose of your research, the reader of a literature review will assume that the need for undertaking the research has already been established. It is not a descriptive list of papers or summaries. You must not just list your sources and describe them in detail one at a time. A literature review is organised around ideas, not the sources themselves as an annotated bibliography would be organised. You should...
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...question will be asked to explore the differences modifications the leader may have required in their traits and characteristics. The third aim of this study is to discover any new traits and characteristics that leaders of rural area may have or are using which has not been described in literature. Design of the questions would allow the leaders to describe all the traits and characteristics pertinent to the rural and remote settings and within depth questioning, any new traits or characteristics that may not in literature will be discovered and described in...
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...as to what kind of help the writer has received from each individual, group of people, scholarship, etc. colleague * If you wish to acknowledge the help of family members or friends make sure you restrict the wording of your thanks to a relatively formal register. ABSTRACT This section is limited to 100-150 words (approximately 12-15 lines), singly spaced and must include at least four (4) keywords. Provide a brief overview of the proposal that gives a reader a basic understanding of your proposal and encourages her or him to read more. Keywords: architecture, urban design, built environment, sense of place TABLE OF CONTENTS You can generate the list of graphs, RIGHT CLICK AND UPDATE FIELD. TITLE PAGE | I | Approval SHEET | II | ENGLISH EDITING CERTIFICATION | IV | ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IV ABSTRACT V TABLE OF CONTENTS VI LIST OF TABLES VIII LIST OF FIGURES X LIST OF GRAPHS XI THE INTRODUCTION 1 1.1....
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...HRPYC81/103/0/2013 Tutorial Letter 103/0/2013 Research Report HRPYC81 Year module Department of Psychology This tutorial letter contains Projects 4808 to 4813 Bar code CONTENTS READ ME FIRST .......................................................................................................................................... 3 PROJECT 4808 ............................................................................................................................................ 4 PROJECT 4809 ............................................................................................................................................ 5 PROJECT 4810 .......................................................................................................................................... 14 PROJECT 4811 .......................................................................................................................................... 36 PROJECT 4812 .......................................................................................................................................... 42 PROJECT 4813 .......................................................................................................................................... 55 2 HRPYC81/103 READ ME FIRST Tutorial Letter 102 Tutorial Letter contains Assignment 01as well as the following projects: Project 4802 Project 4803 Project 4804 Project 4805 Project 4807 Tutorial Letter 103 Tutorial Letter 103...
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...A printed action memo is a form that only requires a check mark filled in the correct square to relay the message. A technical report (also: scientific report) is a document that describes the process, progress, or results of technical or scientific research or the state of a technical or scientific research problem. It might also include recommendations and conclusions of the research. Unlike other scientific literature, such as scientific journals and the proceedings of some academic conferences, technical reports rarely undergo comprehensive independent peer review before publication. They may be considered as grey literature. Where there is a review process, it is often limited to within the originating organization. Similarly, there are no formal publishing procedures for such reports, except where established locally. Description Technical reports are today a major source of scientific and technical information. They are prepared for internal or wider distribution by many organizations, most of which lack the extensive editing and printing facilities of commercial publishers. Technical reports are often prepared for sponsors of research projects. Another case where a technical report may be produced is when more information is produced for an academic paper than is acceptable or feasible to publish in a peer-reviewed publication; examples of this include in-depth experimental details, additional results, or the architecture of a computer model. Researchers may also...
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...Department (RCFD) have left for various reasons. The problem is that because of a reduced personnel budget the department has not been allowed to replace all of the members that have left. The ensuing reduction in staffing has resulted in a fire station closure and a reduction in customer service. Operationally this reduction has resulted in increased response times, reductions of vehicle staffing and increases in overtime. The purpose of this paper was to identify why personnel were leaving the department and to suggest ways to improve employee retention. Descriptive and evaluative research methods were utilized to answer the following research questions: 1. 2. 3. Why have members left the Range Complex Fire Department? In general, why do employees leave the fire organizations they work for? What does the upper management team of the RCFD believe are the reasons personnel are leaving the department? 4. What retention programs are used by other federal fire departments? To identify why employees were leaving the RCFD nine interviews were conducted with former employees that had left the department in the last five years. A literature review was conducted to locate information on why employees leave organizations. Seven interviews were conducted with the upper management team of the RCFD to find out why they believed personnel were leaving the department. To identify retention programs within other federal fire departments an interview was conducted with the Chief of Fire Protection...
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