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Narrative about my topic: As we all may know, we have been living in a pandemic referred to as Coronavirus. A little over a year after the virus has beeb discovered, three vaccines were introduced to us to help combat the virus. Months after, only two were remained on the charts.
The counter narrative: Though there are a couple of vaccines individuals can take at the moment, not all people are in favor of it. There are covid-19 cases in which the person has the virus despite the completion of doses of any of the vaccines. So, the covid-19 vaccine is not guaranteed to fully protect one from getting the virus. Also, this vaccine has only been out for not even a year yet, is it much reliable? With cases such as the Johnson&Johnson vaccine killing a handful of individuals, this scares people away from getting vaccinated. Were there enough trials involved in the making of vaccines?
How this counter-narrative can help the problem I am writing about: With the idea of distributing vaccines to help against this deadly virus, maybe more people should at least help practice safety protocols if the case is that the vaccine is not preventing the human anti-bodies to help with the virus. It is shocking how there is a great amount of people who think we are in no pandemic, and still complaining about the vaccines.

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Share  your strategy for reading

The strategy I used for reading was skimming. I previewed the text, making sure it was a source related to the topic I am doing.

What was difficult about the reading process?

Some difficult items about the reading process would be the scientific terminology utilized, mainly because I lacked knowledge on it.

What helped?

I ended up looking up some of the vocabulary and saw their connections with how they relate to my topic.

What questions do you still have about reading?

What percentages of people are vaccinated and which total are not?

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What your research question is: - How can global health of individuals improve with the covid vaccine?
What key words you used to search: -Coronavirus, vaccine, pandemic, Pfizer, & Moderna
What filters you used in your search: - I did not use any filters because of the good amount of results due to my keywords.
How did you select the sources that you decided to read: - Other than the title itself, the subjects included really helped me choose the sources because I gained an idea of what the source was based on and what it included.
What questions do you still have about searching?: - No questions at the moment :)

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Practice and Reflect Rhetorical Analysis and Information Literacy

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Practice and Reflect Rhetorical Analysis and Information Literacy

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After reading and analyzing "A Dead Battery Dilemma," by Ian Morse, what the author is aiming for is to educate the crowd regarding the troubled and negative impacts of electric vehicles batteries once they are no longer useful. Morse goes over various issues that informs the audience about the reusing issue and difficulties they are confronting. The author demonstrates the problem by a method of imparting his place of why electric vehicle batteries are not an adequate option for the public expressing that electric vehicle batteries have a daily existence cycle. He adds on to this by mentioning that the climate becomes exceptionally poisoned due to the battery's usage being over.
Throughout the reading, the audience can identify the areas where the author explains how some things happen and how they are done so, not to mention how descriptive the details are as well. Morse implements process analysis in the text when discussing about the recycling methods that are practiced, "To extract those needles, recyclers rely on two techniques, known as pyrometallurgy and hydrometallurgy. The more common is pyrometallurgy, in which recyclers first mechanically shred the cell and then burn it, leaving a charred mass of plastic, metals, and glues...Hydrometallurgy, in contrast, involves dunking battery materials in pools of acid, producing a metal-laden soup" (Morse 10). The author makes sure to provide concrete directions about two recycling methods that are known for recyclers who try to reuse and extract certain needles in car batteries. The way this helps Morse with his argument is that it not only does it inform the intended audience of the text, but it fortifies his strategy of delivering his message about electric vehicle batteries with important and strong analysis and description.
Though the source lacks personal information of the author for validity, the information Ian Morse provided for us is credible because he implements rhetorical strategies along with using a couple of other sources and citing them when detailing data. The topic of electric vehicle batteries can carry on a discussion about how to reuse them appropriately without developing any more damage.

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The sneaker game has become less exciting due to resellers purchasing up stock of gatherer shoes, to make sure they can gouge shoe collectors on the cost. This issue falls under the social pillar of sustainability because both equity and community engagement play a role in the fall of the sneaker community. It is important to implement more realization and attention to the unnecessary overpricing shoes that people resell to others that desire the item more than ever. This topic is important to me because I love sneakers but I am also very unlucky when it comes to trying to purchase a pair due to the

gratuitous price and the lack of availability. I hope to get more insights on why these resellers of the sneaker communities think it is an outstanding and fair game to put a needless number on some shoes. A question I have for my peers is if they have ever been into sneakers and if they have ever encountered a pair at such high cost from a reseller.

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Hi everyone! My name is Esmeralda Dominguez. It is my second year at Stan State. I am a business major with a duo-concentration in both accounting and finance. I am hoping to get my CPA after I graduate Stan State and make an outstanding career out of my education.      (っ＾▿＾)
I am not the most interesting person you will ever meet regarding my lack of hobbies and interests, but my heart is big enough for dogs, music, and Netflix shows! ♡
Metaphorically, my serotonin level rises when I see the delight comfort presence of a dog. My escape is through music, especially Lana Del Rey's melodies. She is such an icon and my only idol. I love binge watching shows on Netflix; my excitement for new seasons of my favorite shows is unexplainable!

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Potential Research Questions and Audience

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Potential Research Questions and Audience

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Topic: Covid Vaccine
Purpose: Inform people about the impact of the covid vaccine and to convey individuals to get the vaccine
Potential Audiences Who Can Impact Change: Anyone ages 12 and up
Research Question: How can global health of individuals improve with the covid vaccine?
What  my audience knows about this topic: The audience already knows about a covid vaccine that has been out for a while now. It is recommended to get the vaccine, but a massive population are against it.
What questions I have: Are you vaccinated? Do you support the idea of the covid vaccine, or are you against it? If you are vaccinated, what ways has the vaccine improved your life style?

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When I think about sustainability, I think of it as an approach to work on our personal satisfaction and the equilibrium of our monetary, ecological and social necessities, permitting flourishing for the time being and people in the future. A way I incorporate sustainability in my daily life is by saving light & energy and relying on technology for the purpose of going paperless to save the trees.

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When information literacy pops in my head I think about the ability to recognize, find, assess, and use data adequately. From powerful inquiry systems to assessment methods, we figure out how to assess the quality, believability, and legitimacy of sources, and give appropriate credit. Having information literacy expertise is the foundation to thrive in life. We us individuals are able to evaluate, acquire, and utilize information with information literacy that makes us adept at certain accomplishments.
Information literacy is a topic I learned about during the past semester, but there is more thought process embedded within that I have yet to grasp and wish to do so in this critical inquiry course.