In teaching this online course, one of my goals has been to immerse graduate students in the research process, specifically by engaging them in a series of four different learning exercises. The first assignment, an essay on literary fields and critical approaches, asks students to position themselves amid literary period or genres along with contemporary theory. In the second assignment on library research tools, both in print and digital format, students answer detailed questions about authorship or publication history. For the third assignment students prepare an annotated bibliography on a topic of interest, learning how to locate materials and annotate them. The final assignment is a collaborative editing assignment in which students work in teams to transcribe, edit, and annotate an 18th-century manuscript letter.
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Thank you so much for all these information! I'm still a high school student so I am not really that far into this field :P, but this is for a competition, so all the objects and goal boxes are placed at fixed position known prior the competition. That's why I wanted to use the arduino to control since I thought computer does repetitive mechanical tasks better than my hands xD. So can you tell me a bit more in detail what I'll need to get and what kind of resources I should research into? That would be extremely helpful! Thanks in advance.
Abstract: The region of Southwest Florida has been facing steady population increases since the early twentieth century and as a result there has been a massive amount of land development. Unfortunately, most development in this region has occurred in an unsustainable, sprawling fashion and if it continues at the current rate and in a similar manner then the delicate ecosystems and natural resources of the region will be massively disturbed. This will lead to problems with acquiring fresh water, maintaining biodiversity and the aesthetic appeal of the region. This project addresses the need for an educational tool that explains the consequences of coastal sprawl and provides activities that teach elementary school children about this concept. Through a book of background information and a series of educational modules designed for a fifth grade audience the idea of coastal sprawl is explored and connected with different classroom activities that are meant to be administered by an instructor and carried out both in the classroom as well as in the home with family members. Each activity is meant to help educate and spark the interest of young students in an issue that affects their region greatly. This project was based on research done in three separate communities in Southwest Florida as well as the help and recommendations of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, The City of Marco Island, Tommie Barfield Elementary and the French Creek Outdoor Learning Center. Copies of this project were made specifically for each of the organizations involved to be used on site in instruction. 2ff7e9595c
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