English Notes by Brooke Webber https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz Bauers homework assignments en-us 2019-01-18 18:43:13 UTC 2019-02-20 18:45:29 UTC hello@padlet.com Abstracts brookewebber0329 https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/322265481
  • Brief summaries written to give readers the gist of a report or presentation
  • Included in reports
  • Informative abstracts: state in one paragraph the essence of a whole paper about a study or a research project 
  • Descriptive abstracts: usually much briefer than informative abstracts; they provide a quick overview that invites the reader to read the whole paper.
  • Descriptive doesn’t usually summarize the entire paper, give or discuss results, or set out the conclusion or its implications 
  • Proposal abstracts: contain the same info as informative. You prepare them to persuade someone to let you write on a topic pursue a project, conduct experiment, or present a paper
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    Key Elements:
    • A summary of basic info
    • Objective description
    • Brevity
    Tips:
    • Generating ideas and text
    • Copy and paste key statements
    • Pare down the rough draft 
    • Conform to any length requirements 

    ]]>     2019-01-18 18:44:23 UTC https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/322265481     4 Steps to be an agent for change brookewebber0329 https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/323602318 1. Experience a problem
    - Firsthand at problem
    2. Understanding 
    - Research
    3. Imagination
    - Propose a way to get there
    4. Action 
    - Do something]]>     2019-01-23 18:20:03 UTC https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/323602318     Writing Process brookewebber0329 https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/330950424 Steps to write a paper 
    Writing Behaviors

    ]]>     2019-02-13 18:04:11 UTC https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/330950424     Group 2 brookewebber0329 https://padlet.com/brookewebber0329/16r38w7xazpz/wish/333321556 cartel: a production that distributes products at high prices and restricting competition
    * There isn't any competition to compete with the NCAA
    * Sets up their players as stars but gives them the bare min of profits they make 
    *  It is rich but insecure. Last year, CBS Sports and Turner Broadcasting paid $771 million to the NCAA for television rights to the 2011 men’s basketball tournament alone. That’s three-quarters of a billion dollars built on the backs of amateurs—on unpaid labor. 
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