Part 1: Based on your problem and plan identified in the previous paper, complete the readiness rubrics for the leader (yourself), the participants, and the organization. You may complete the participant and organizational rubrics for yourself (based on your perceptions) or work with colleagues in your organization to complete them. For each rubric, report the sub-scores for experience, skills, doing what it takes, values, and the overall readiness score. Report these scores in a narrative description.Discuss the high and low readiness areas of each. Discuss potential strategies you might use based on the strengths and needs of each (the leader, the participants, and the organization). This section of the paper should be about 2 pages. Part 2: Based on your proposed problem from the previous paper, create a chart similar to the one below to identify at least five stakeholders involved in or impacted by the change and determine the following:1. Potential gains2. Possible losses3. Identify if they are a supporter or opponent of the change4. Discus strategies for engaging the stakeholder in the change in a positive way5. Any other considerations for the stakeholder group (optional)This section of the paper should be 1 to 2 pages. Total pages should be a total of 3 to 4 pages, APA format with all citations and references. Include introduction and conclusion with at least 2 - 3 sources. GroupsGainsLossesSupporter or Opponent?Strategy to engage thisstakeholderin thechangeOther considerations

Format: MLA, typed double space, font 12. Extension: 1½ — 2pages, NO more than that. Film: LA LA LAND, (Damien Chazelle, 2016) Topic: World of Cinema in La La Land In a concise and precise reflective paper, discuss the how the world of cinema is portrayed in the film La La Land. In your response I don’t want you to write about the technical aspects of the film, but rather on all the references present in the movie related to cinema, and how these references relate to the story of the film. This movie has many references, so you should have no problems finding them. In order to support your thesis you need to provide at least 4 clear and precise examples from the movie. Just ONE observation: be careful with using ideas from the Internet in order to avoid plagiarism. Your IDEAS should be YOURS, not somebody else’s. And if consult other sources, you need to quote properly, and create a “cited works” page (MLA format). Remember, your paper should have an introduction—in which you state your reflexive paper’s thesis— as well as a solid conclusion. Structure and Format of Essays I. Introduction An introductory paragraph should identify the topic and explain why it is historically significant. You should also present your thesis in this paragraph. Your thesis is a significant and original statement about the topic, based on critical interpretation of sources. II. Body In the body of your essay, you present the evidence to back your thesis. You present this evidence in a structured argument. For example, each paragraph could present a subtheme of the central argument, with topic sentences summarizing the evidence contained in each of those paragraphs. You must cite the sources of all information and ideas in your essay, and you should tell how the evidence backs your interpretation (or, if you are criticizing a source, explain why the evidence or interpretation it is faulty). III. Conclusion Here you state your thesis (in different words than in the introduction) and remind the reader of the evidence you have used to prove your argument.

This week, you will take the Standardized Assessment of Information Literacy Skills (SAILS) Exam. This exam is not graded, and your results are anonymous. The exam will exit from your screen immediately after completion, and you will not receive feedback or results. This is a nationally-normed, standardized exam for students in universities all over the United States. The results of this assessment will guide Ashford University in developing the best possible library resources and research methodologies training. Results will be published (in aggregate) on Ashford’s assessment website. Your participation is voluntary, so thank you if you choose to participate. Click on the link to access the SAILS Exam.After completing the SAILS Exam, in at least two paragraphs (of five or more sentences each),Describe your experiences using resources, including concerns encountered when conducting academic research through the Ashford University Library. Areas of concern may include developing a research strategy, using the search function within a database, or evaluating sources.Explain how using the Ashford University Library has improved your experience in conducting research. For example, you could identify and explain how specific tutorials that you have used have helped improve your ability to conduct research.The Information Literacy AssignmentMust include at least two paragraphs (of at least five sentences each) that respond to the two prompts, and that are formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.Must include a separate title page with the following:Title of paperStudent’s nameCourse name and numberInstructor’s nameDate submittedRunning header with page numbersMust have no more than 15% quoted material in the body of your essay based on the Turnitin report.A reference page must be used when citing specific sections and/or tutorials of the Ashford Writing Center.