Survival Guide A survival guide is necessary for distance learning at University of Phoenix. A survival Guide has several ingredients that can result in a successful academic career. The survival guide include using Axia’s educational resources‚ upholding academic honestly‚ setting and achieving goals‚ managing time wisely‚ fostering reading comprehension and retention‚ and applying personality and learning styles. Using Axia’s Educational Resources Distance learning requires a significant
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Top of Form Exam 1 Return to Assessment List Comments: Keep up the good work! Mrs. Retchko Part 1 of 1 - 100.0/ 100.0 Points Question 1 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Estimate the answer from the table or graph. The number of calories in different food items are given below. If Jeanne had a serving of salad and two slices of bread for lunch‚ what was her calorie intake? A. 105 calories B. 135 calories C. 180 calories D. 210 calories Question 2 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Use inductive reasoning
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voice-to-voice communication by a wide margin. This major shift has been driven by two major forces: the geographic dispersion of business‚ and the lack of comfort with traditional interpersonal communication among a growing segment of our employee population: Gen Y and Millennials. Studies show that these generations – which will comprise more than 50% of the workforce by 2020 – would prefer to use instant messaging or other social media rather than stop by an office and talk with someone. This new communication
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I agree with Tim Urban’s message‚ Gen Y are unhappy people‚ and the way he set it up makes perfect sense by giving us an equation and the explanation‚ “When the reality of someone’s life is better than they had expected‚ they’re happy. When reality turns out to be worse than the expectation‚ they’re unhappy” (Urban 6). We Gen Y’s have set our expectations so high that it seems kind of impossible to reach. Alexa Tanney said that when children were asked what job they wanted at career day the answers
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CheckPoint: Reading and Comprehension Due day 4 week 7 Jessica Straight Summary main points from the reading: - do the unexpected - look for sources on educational web sites‚ do interviews or ask the business press - do not mention interesting information in PowerPoint slides‚ only key points - Practice speech with body language before the presentation and look for own ticks - do not make any jokes - use powerful props - make the audience to the main character and solve problems with
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Good afternoon to my lecturer and my fellow classmates. I am Zhi Qing from DACP 02 and I am going to present about a movie entitled ’The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ released by Disney in the year 1996. Disney had been focusing on more fairytale-like stories such as Snow White‚ The Little Mermaid and Cinderella so in comparison this movie is quite unconventional as it highlights the theme of discrimination towards people with deformities. This movie is set in Paris during the middle ages. The main character
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Topic/Theme In Gen Y in the Workforce‚ the topic or theme would be Generation X versus Generation Y. Generation X is more self reliant‚ independent and technological adept‚ where as Generation Y is optimistic‚ determined‚ confident‚ and eager. Key Issues In Gen Y in the Workforce‚ we saw that Sarah did not give her employee Josh any real feedback. Was it because she expected more from him‚ or was it because she thought it would be considered babysitting. Like many Generation Yers‚ Josh wants
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Case Analysis for Starbucks-Early 2008 October 4‚2010 MKTG 480 By: Brandy Johnson Instructor: Dr. Jeff Totten Table of Contents I. S.W.O.T. 3 II. Situation Analysis 5 III. Problems Found in Situation Analysis 7 IV. Strategic Alternatives for Solving Problem 8 V. Selection of Strategic Alternative and Implementation 9 S.W.O.T. Strengths • Established reputation/High brand recognition • Strong financial background
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Personal Responsibility Maria Fiordilino Gen 200 September 23‚ 2014 Don Braunstein Personal Responsibility What does taking personal responsibility mean? It’s a loaded question‚ depending on whom you are asking. What personal responsibility means to me is being responsible for our actions‚ making decisions for ourselves or others for the rest of our life‚ in every aspect of our life. We are accountable for taking care of ourselves. Going back to college as an adult can be daunting. At
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Write a response of 200 to 300 words to explain how courses work at University of Phoenix. Use each of the following terms at least once in your explanation: * Threaded discussion Electronic forum Asynchronous communication Feedback Online The Internet or the web Participation grade * * * Distance learning can seem daunting at first glance‚ but once you have taken the time to understand how it works you may find that it can be a better option than the typical brick and mortar
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