Based on the problem that was identified in week 1 assignment. Develop a 500- to 750-word discussion of how applying the selected leadership theory might mitigate the organizational issue. Use level-headings (subheadings) to help organize the discussion. (Problem Statement From Week 1) My intent for beginning a doctoral program is to develop a potential investigation to produce efficient and effective results on leadership research. Some of my goals include include include the application and production of academic investigation to explain some of the organizational or structural phenomena that impact leadership. Using the contemporary leadership theory (Transformational Leadership).

Choose a topic for your essay from the list below.  Your essay must address one or more questions raised in the course. Given that the field of children and media is very broad, this requirement reduces the possible scope of your essay, which should make it easier for you to narrow down your topic. Your essay should address one or a combination of the following topics.  Using the eighteenth century and the twentieth or twenty-first centuries as points of comparison, discuss some aspect of the interplay between social change, definitions of childhood, and narrative. Literacy is a theoretical concept that was first formulated with respect to print culture, particularly the ability to read. Having now studied the different competencies required for “literacy” across a variety of technologies, this topic offers an opportunity for you to summarize your learning and add to it through further research. Choose two or three technologies to compare or contrast. What has changed from the medium of print? What has stayed the same? What do we think we know? What questions remain unanswered? Examine how movies, toys, and experiences based on narratives are marketed to children. Outline and explain the effects that such media-based commodities and their associated advertising may have on children. Analyze and evaluate the role played by the Disney Corporation or any comparable organization in the narrativizing of consumption. Genre is an important factor in any study of storytelling. Each text genre—whether chapter books, information books, series books, or digital stories—requires certain competencies from its readers. After performing a close reading of two or three books of a particular genre, indicate which skills readers would need to bring in order to understand that genre, and describe which skills would be developed through reading it. Employing methodologies and readings that you have encountered in this course that relate to analyzing the relationship between narrative and visual imagery, write an essay indicating why you would or would not recommend five or six specific texts for the curriculum of a certain school grade (you must choose and identify the age of the children). This option gives you the opportunity to write an essay that analyzes some aspect of narrative in film and television. This analysis can take you in many directions. You may look at repertoire, address, modality, intertextuality, focalization, camera techniques, cultural difference, and so on. You might, for example, compare different television shows or films aimed at the same age or gender; versions of the same show or film produced in both the United Kingdom and the United States; versions of the same show or film produced in different eras; or the same narrative delivered through different technological formats. You might focus on how successful the show or film has been in its intent to entertain, to educate, and/or to inform. Alternatively, you might examine how one show or film has influenced others over time. Choose a specific aspect of narrative in film and/or television for your essay. The study of narrative in video games presents an especially interesting field for discovery. Have a good look at the literature on what happens to narrative in video games. What should we ask ourselves about the ways in which video games are changing (or may change) narrative? You may wish to refer to a specific game or game type to illustrate your argument, but you must ensure that your tutor has access to the game. Any study of children and narrative is inevitably implicated in the material culture of childhood. Several obvious choices include Disney, Barbie, Peter Rabbit, and so on. Describe and explain what you see happening to a particular narrative (and its readers) as it becomes part of the fabric of material culture. If you choose a popular narrative (for example, a Disney narrative), make an effort to develop a new take on an old theme. Alternatively, take a narrative not discussed in this course and use a theory or methodology that you have encountered in the course to describe and explain the progression of the narrative as it has become part of material culture.

Write an American History timeline. Include what you think were the important dates/ events. The Events MUST:-have taken place in America between 1492-1877-be significant to American History.-Consider the questions: What happened? Include the basics. Why were these events important? How did they shape the Era? Why should they be studied? -Length: stick to 125 words per event.Format:DATE: event title- i.e. what happenedIMPORTANCE: your short analysis of what happened and why it was important. Each event should be at least 125 words. So yes that is 1,250 words. 1 date 1 event:Do not write:August 3, 1492: Columbus sets sail.October 12, 1492: Columbus reaches the New World. Those are 2 separate events not one. Be sure to include at least 10 important events. **Don’t write: 1754-1763: the French and Indian War took place.**Don’t include: events that took place after 1877.**Don’t: write an essay. A timeline means a timeline. **Don’t use general War events like: the Civil War 1861. If you use Wars, include specific start and end dates. **Do a timeline of events.***Not 10 events from the same War/ Movement/ Era, etc. **Slavery is not an event. A person is not an event.An Act is not an event.The Bill of Rights is not an event. The Constitution is not an event.-Do include: historic analysis and research as to why such an event was important.-Do include: exact dates for events. Colonists coming to America 1600-1700 is not a specific event. The Civil War 1861 is not an exact date. -Grammar: be sure not to say I think… Keep I, we, us, our, etc out of formal essays. You want to write something like: William Penn was the most influential person that has ever lived in Colonial America. And NOT: I think William Penn was a very important person that we all should care about. Be concise and well thought out. -Format: Include a title page with your name, date, assignment title. Place page numbers at the bottom of each page. Use Times New Roman- 12 pt. Double space. -Research: You MUST include citations (i.e. endnotes or footnotes in Chicago Format or (author, page #) and a Bibliography). You should have several citations to help prove your point but not so much that all you are doing is either paraphrasing or stringing quotes together. You MUST use more than 1 source. Make sure to change the endnote/ footnote numbering from Roman numerals to 1,2,3 and so on. **You’ll need to create a Bibliography. Make sure to use Chicago Format. **Remember you want a good mix of citations not 30 citations in 1 short paper.