Discuss: Examining a sample report from Victoria Business School Discussion Topic: Please download the document, “How to Write a Business Report,” from Victoria University. The document is linked to in Content for Week 3.Please access page 26 of the document, “An Example of a Finished Report.”You will peruse the report, which covers pages 27-41.After reading the assigned pages from the Victoria Business School’s “Example of a Finished Report,” you will answer a series of questions. Your responses should run 1-2 sentences per question. These questions will help you prepare for your own business report. For your initial post in this forum (due Thursday):What problem is the author addressing?Where in the report does the author cite secondary research? You can mention one or two pages.What types of primary research the author cite in the report? You can give one or two examples.Consider your research-based report for this class. Specify your problem, your possible solution, and your ideas for your own primary research that you will conduct at your workplace. (Note that actual primary research is required for the final report & must be planned for and started early to complete it on time. If you will need to ask permission from a supervisor, consider this as well in planning your primary research.)Peer replies in this forum are optional this week.Discuss: Understanding the Background Literature Review (Writing Assignment #2, the synthesis essay)Discussion Topic To succeed on the Background Literature Review (WA#2), you need to know what it means to synthesize sources and how synthesizing is different from writing an annotated bibliography. In this discussion, you will write two short paragraphs explaining these two points. This activity reinforces the writing concepts demonstrated in the sample paper and video review of Tom Student’s paper available in the Week 3 content.For this discussion topic, please complete the following:Read through the sample essay for WA#2. In addition, watch the video on strategies for WA#2.In your own words, explain what it means to synthesize sources in a paper. How is synthesizing different from writing an annotated bibliography?For your post, please compose 1-2 well-developed paragraphs with quotes/citations to support your explanations.

Observable Learning Outcomes Your first major task in our class is to create five observable learning outcomes from each course in your degree plan. You will use these outcomes to guide your internship activities and the development of major projects for this class. The key goal of this course is for you to apply what you have learned over the course of your degree program and demonstrate your application of self-developed learning outcomes through your internship and your course projects. As often as possible, you should create observable learning outcomes that you can actively apply to your internship environment. If a course that you have taken does not match with your internship environment (for example, a course that is focused on infant/toddler or school-age children will not apply to a preschool environment), then an observable outcome for that course could include a research paper or compiling a resource file about a related topic. Our course will provide plenty of examples and resources to help you meet your self-created learning outcomes and demonstrate your mastery of observable outcomes for your instructor. To begin the task of creating your own observable learning outcomes, you need to consult the syllabi for all of the courses that you have taken up to this point in your degree program. Please consult the Central Texas College Course Syllabi page where you can read and download all the syllabi you will need for this assignment. Consulting these syllabi, carefully and in detail, will help you identify what you need to master in terms of applied, observable outcomes in this course. Below, you will also find a list of courses and the specific learning outcomes that apply to each of the courses required for the AAS degree in Child Development. Look back at all of the courses that you have taken for your degree program and develop five observable learning outcomes based on each course you have taken. As you develop the learning outcomes that will guide your progress and processes in this course, remember that your goal will be to demonstrate, with evidence, that you are meeting these outcomes in observable, visible, applicable ways. You will have to show your instructor how you meet each of the learning outcomes that you develop for yourself. To successfully complete this assignment: Write five observable learning outcomes that apply to your degree program, based on the content of each course listed below. These learning outcomes will be the driving force of your processes and practices in this course.Please write your learning outcomes by drawing on the language and formatting of the course outcomes listed below.Use word processing software and compile your learning outcomes in one list that you will submit to your instructor.Save a copy for yourself, as you will use these outcomes many times throughout the course.Please submit this assignment for instructor review before proceeding. Courses Taken for the AAS degree in Child Development CDEC 1311/TECA 1311: Educating Young Children CDEC 1313: Curriculum Resources for Early Childhood Programs CDEC 1319: Child Guidance CDEC 1359: Children with Special Needs CDEC 1358: Creative Arts for Early Childhood CDEC 1354/TECA 1354: Child Growth and Development CDEC 1318/TECA 1318: Wellness of the Young Child CDEC 1303/TECA 1303: Families, School and Community CDEC 1356: Emerging Literacy for Early Childhood CDEC 1321: The Infant and Toddler CDEC 2326: Administration of Programs for Children I (or CDEC 2328: Administration of Programs for Children II) CDEC 2307: Math and Science for Early Childhood

Foro 2 Unidad 1: ¿Cuáles son mis mitos?Foro 2 Unidad 1: ¿Qué mitos son parte de mi conocimiento de la Historia de PR?En esta lectura se reflexiona sobre la existencia de mitos en la historia de los pueblos.Para participar responde a las siguientes preguntas:1-Luego de leer este aporte de Angel Rivera,¿Qué fue lo que más te llamó la atención? o ¿Cuál fue la idea que más novedad te produjo, qué fue algo totalmente nuevo para ti?2-En Segundo lugar, déjanos saber si en lo personal has identificado algún mito que fuera parte de tu idea o de tu conocimiento de la Historia de PR.No hay respuestas correctas o incorrectas, se trata de reflexionar sobre estas ideas antes de entrar en aspectos concretos de la Historia de PR.