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n last class’s assignment “Klass and Gaines in Forms”, you wrote in one of three different genres (PPT, memo, email) for three different audiences (students/people you’ll teach, colleagues, a general/public audience person), reflect a bit on that writing experience:

First, describe what your group did for your genre–what did you do and think about in order to create the PPT, memo, or email? What genre distinctions did you use or apply? (In less fancy language, that means what are the features or expectations of an email, memo, or PPT that you though about or tried to use?) What writer moves did you try to make (how did you try to meet those expectations)? Why?

Then, describe what you thought about/why you wrote as you did for your audience.

Lastly, which of the genres and audiences do you think would be easiest or most natural to write in/for? Why do think this? Which genre or audience would be the most difficult? Why do think this?
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n last class’s assignment “Klass and Gaines in Forms”, you wrote in one of three different genres (PPT, memo, email) for three different audiences (students/people you’ll teach, colleagues, a general/public audience person), reflect a bit on that writing experience:

First, describe what your group did for your genre–what did you do and think about in order to create the PPT, memo, or email? What genre distinctions did you use or apply? (In less fancy language, that means what are the features or expectations of an email, memo, or PPT that you though about or tried to use?) What writer moves did you try to make (how did you try to meet those expectations)? Why?

Then, Describe what you thought about/why you wrote as you did for your audience.

Lastly, which of the genres and audiences do you think would be easiest or most natural to write in/for? Why do think this? Which genre or audience would be the most difficult? Why do think this?
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n last class’s assignment “Klass and Gaines in Forms”, you wrote in one of three different genres (PPT, memo, email) for three different audiences (students/people you’ll teach, colleagues, a general/public audience person), reflect a bit on that writing experience:

First, describe what your group did for your genre–what did you do and think about in order to create the PPT, memo, or email? What genre distinctions did you use or apply? (In less fancy language, that means what are the features or expectations of an email, memo, or PPT that you though about or tried to use?) What writer moves did you try to make (how did you try to meet those expectations)? Why?

Then, describe what you thought about/why you wrote as you did for your audience.

Lastly, which of the genres and audiences do you think would be easiest or most natural to write in/for? Why do think this? Which genre or audience would be the most difficult? Wh

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n last class’s assignment “Klass and Gaines in Forms”, you wrote in one of three different genres (PPT, memo, email) for three different audiences (students/people you’ll teach, colleagues, a general/public audience person), reflect a bit on that writing experience:

First, describe what your group did for your genre–what did you do and think about in order to create the PPT, memo, or email? What genre distinctions did you use or apply? (In less fancy language, that means what are the features or expectations of an email, memo, or PPT that you though about or tried to use?) What writer moves did you try to make (how did you try to meet those expectations)? Why?

Then, describe what you thought about/why you wrote as you did for your audience.

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n last class’s assignment “Klass and Gaines in Forms”, you wrote in one of three different genres (PPT, memo, email) for three different audiences (students/people you’ll teach, colleagues, a general/public audience person), reflect a bit on that writing experience:

First, describe what your group did for your genre–what did you do and think about in order to create the PPT, memo, or email? What genre distinctions did you use or apply? (In less fancy language, that means what are the features or expectations of an email, memo, or PPT that you though about or tried to use?) What writer moves did you try to make (how did you try to meet those expectations)? Why?

Then, describe what you thought about/why you wrote as you did for your audience.

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I would like to talk in details about the external competitiveness: Determining the pay level
describe how it is done ? what are the strategies and how it is shaped?

Use the English premier league as an example and apply it to the research

Use as many sources as you need, I wont say how many

Please please please , be creative and think deeply and try to avoid unnecessary mistakes
Its about quality to me not quantity
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I would like to talk in details about the external competitiveness: Determining the pay level
describe how it is done ? what are the strategies and how it is shaped?

Use the English premier league as an example and apply it to the research

Use as many sources as you need, I wont say how many

Please please please , be creative and think deeply and try to avoid unnecessary mistakes
Its about quality to me not

The answer should from the textbook or reading material I unload. question is “How does D.T. Suzuki understand the difference between Christianity and Buddhism? ” In addition, there is no sentenes from the website like Wikipedia. If you use the sentences from the reading materials I unload, you have to use quotation marks or in your own words, otherwise, if will be plagiarize.
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Review paper of the play The importance of being Earnest. what is the objective and point of view of the play. what was the writers message? which charater did you like and why?

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Write a 200-word original response to the questions, or write a 200-word response to other students’ responses. The Purpose of “Discussions” is to interact with one another and learn from the discourse. So try not to simply post an “online essay” but engage one another, play with ideas, and propose challenges and extensions to one another’s posts.

1. In your opinion, what is the most hazardous task performed by emergency response personnel to a critical medical incident or special rescue situation?

2. How do you think the Seven-Steps to Lasting Lifestyle Change apply to the emergency responder? How do you help another coworker or person under your supervision with the process? What challenges do you imagine you might be faced with in terms of getting others “on board” with you desires to increase the work group’s wellness?

3. What is/are the important aspects of “becoming a coach” that are needed to be of benefit to others? Do you have any specific personality characteristics, attitudes and coaching change in others?
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