Exploratory Reflection

help.    Assignment Description Students must identify and explore the privileges they receive from belonging to at least 5 Dominant Groups and identify the potential oppression their privileges cause others around them who do not belong to their dominant group.  Additionally, students must identify and explore the oppression they experience by belonging to 3 “social…

  Discussion  As we learned this week, it is important to avoid making logical fallacies in our writing. A reader who finds flaws in the logic of an argument is less likely to be persuaded by that claim. Fallacies in our logic discredits our writing and essentially weakens our argument. After reflecting on the fallacies…

   Milestone 2: A Letter to the Editor – Kantian Ethics For this milestone, you will respond to a contemporary moral debate using what you have learned about Kantian ethical principles. First, you will read and reflect on an article you have found in the news, and you will brainstorm how Kant’s categorical imperative could…

How does Salman Rushdie’s incorporation of various pop/cultural/historical references reflect upon broader themes of Indian nationalism and postcolonialism? The recorded lecture will provide context to guide your response. As a part of your submission, include any other thoughts, impressions, etc. Do not summarize the story.

  A first-person narrative is an  story or opinion that has a speaker evident. You, the author, express yourself as you wish, taking care to support your opinions and facts with evidence and specifics — and, when called for, outside reference. For example, if one is writing a review of a product or restaurant, perhaps…

Define Stress Watch the video below on the work of Robert Sapolsky who studies stress (this is a short version; if you want to see the entire video, you can find it here:https://youtu.be/AYFZAYenR20. Begin your assignment.  Points of Discussion Discuss the concept of stress in light of your family history and the lecture you read. Aim for one…