Based upon the readings and assignments throughout this course, select ONE priority policy or advocacy issue in the long-term care industry that needs prompt attention, study, and resources in the coming year. Support and evidence for your selected issue may be found at the AARP site, AHRQ’s site, the NCOA site, or other industry or older and/or disability advocacy groups.Prepare a 6-8 page paper defining the issue/need for advocacy with supporting evidence and data as well as a detailed plan of action and role for long term care leadership.Outline for your paper:(10 points) Identification of the critical policy issue OR advocacy issue with supporting data and evidence that is of concern in the long-term care industry(could be quality of life, medication safety, workforce development in long term care, caregiver support, quality data management, etc.) (10 points) Recommendations and detailed plan of action(7 points) Resources for support (financial, organizational, legislators, etc.) (10 points)Role of long-term care leadership for this policy issue OR advocacy issue(5 points) ConclusionPoints Possible: 5042 points Content as indicated above8 points Utilization of writing guidelines – LEVEL 3

Research summary paragraph on Pesticide Action Network, or PAN, as well as a list of properly-cited sources that is “annotated” with the insights and evidence that will inform your research presentation. Your bibliography should include 3 sources, including 1 text from the course, 1 journal article or chapter from a University Press book, and 1 digital resource related to your project (not news or a blog).Each annotation should be 1-2 paragraphs in length, and it should briefly summarize what you learned from the source. It should also include key quotes and analysis (of the kind you have written for your Canvas posts). Your write up should be able to answer the following questions for each source: a) What did I learn from this source? What angle or insight does it contribute to my understanding of my topic? b) How does it help me respond to the 4 presentation questions? And c) What is something surprising about my topic that I learned from this source (which I haven’t yet mentioned in my response).Paper should have 4 short paragraphs. 1 for summary, 3 for 3 annotations. One annotation is from the pdf provided below so You only need to find two more( journal article and digital resource)

Assignment Content Review the mini-lesson that you discussed with the cooperating teacher in Week 3. Make the necessary adaptations to meet the needs of the small group or the individual student’s exceptionality and communication skill needs. Include the following elements in your adapted mini-lesson: Description of instructional approach and explanation of why you chose it Targeted communication or social skill(s) and strategies being used Modifications and accommodations Learner supports, such as assistive technology A formative assessment and a summative assessment to measure student learning Teach the mini-lesson in a small group or to an individual in a one-on-one setting. Consider using methods of delivery (technology, oral, etc.) that promote expressive and receptive communication skill reinforcement, meet the needs of the exceptionalities, and ensure student engagement. Write a 275- to 350-word reflection that describes the following: Overall teaching experience Initial changes you made to adapt the lesson Changes you would make after teaching the lesson Document your field experience hours in your My Time Log. Submit the following: Original lesson plan Adapted lesson plan Reflection

This is an analytical essay. You Can Choose Two Stories Or Two Poems in the following list to Analyze & Compare And Contrast: Walking the Dunes by Brenda Hillman, In Just by E.E Cummings, Moreover the Moon by Mina Loy, Mock Orange by Louise Gluck, A Hunger Artist By Franz Kafka, Sonny Blues By James Baldwin, The Fish By Elizabeth Bishop, Maybe I’m Amazed By Jim Carroll, My Papa Waltz By Theodore Roethke, Prayer by Jorie Graham, When One Has Lived A long time by Galway Kinnel. You must include 3 outside sources. & You also must include a significant amount of literary devices as well as a summary on what the story/poem is about. Essay must be 5 full pages double spacedhttps://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/po…https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47247/in-ju…https://poets.org/poem/moreover-moonhttps://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49601/mock-…https://www.kafka-online.info/a-hunger-artist.htmlhttps://uwm.edu/cultures-communities/wp-content/up…https://poets.org/poem/fish-2https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/143831/mayb…https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43330/my-pa…https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47197/praye…https://poems.com/poem/when-one-has-lived-a-long-t…

I don’t know how to handle this Writing question and need guidance. First workIn this discussion, you will look at two different sites that say they are news. Please apply the questions below to give your analysis of each website. To answer these questions well, you will need to have watched the news literacy videos I assigned. Once you post your answers, please comment on someone else in your team’s answers.Here are the two websites (and I’ve included the links directly in the module too):1. News Site Example #1 (Links to an external site.)2. News Site Example #2 (Links to an external site.)Here are the questions to consider as you analyze each website; back up and explain each of your answers:Does the website look like the information is verifiable?Does the website look like it is independent?Does the website look like it is accountable?Does the URL look legitimate or do they look suspicious?Do the writers have bylines and is there an “about us” page?Does it look like the site has fact-checkers and editors or does the site have noticeable errorsSecond workhttps://www.ecowatch.com/pacific-ocean-acidificati… two paragraph simple summary on what is happening to the Dungeness Crabs and why.