Preparing students to participate in the global community where collaboration and respect for the diverse contributions of others is a key role for educators. Having the ability to effectively understand, communicate, and interact with others allows students to be successful in both the classroom and in their future workplace.

In a 750-1,000 word essay, address the following points:

• How you would evaluate a school’s cultural competency
• The effect of personal perceptions and bias on your professional teaching practice
• The effect culturally responsive instruction and curriculum has on student learning
• At least 2-3 student-centered strategies to improve the school’s current level of cultural competency and cultural climate
• Minimum of 2-3 examples of how you plan to promote digital etiquette, responsible social interactions, and cultural awareness in local and global digital communities
• Overview of one local and one global digital learning communities that explore creative applications of technology to improve student learning

Support your findings with 3-5 scholarly resources.

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PART 1: Answer the following prompt in 300 words. Based on the textbook and the sources below what do you think was the most significant legacy of the Vikings?

Abbo of Fleury: The Martyrdom of St. Edmund, King of East Anglia, 870 (Links to an external site.)

Three Sources on the Ravages of the Northmen in Frankland, c. 843 – 912 (Links to an external site.)

The Discovery of North America by Leif Ericsson, c. 1000 from The Saga of Eric the Red, 1387

PART 2: Respond to TWO CLASSMATES

Classmate 1 (Jeremy)

The Vikings were a peoples from northern Europe in a region which is known as Scandinavia. These people gained wealth and their living off of raids and plundering European cities. They invaded much of Europe, plundering towns, gaining influence over towns, and even settling in a few instances. They were mostly infamous for laying siege upon costal cities, where their small boats would make shore and large numbers of raiders would advance upon the city. They even went inland and laid siege upon villages inside of continental Europe and Britain, traveling by rivers on their boats. They did so to gain riches and return home with all the splendors.

In the source: The Martyrdom of St. Edmund, King of East Anglia the author recalls a story in which St. Edward, the King of East Anglia would not submit to the heathen Danes unless they would first submit to his Sovereign Lord, Christ Jesus. Barbarian King Ivar upon hearing this, confronted St Edward and beat him personally with a rod and tied him to a tree. St. Edward was later executed by the Vikings.

They were a seafaring people, most famous for their tightly packed ships, brimful of warriors eager to weak havoc. An account from when Paris was invaded by the Vikings in 885, “The Northmen came to Paris with 700 sailing ships, not counting those of smaller size which are commonly called barques. At one stretch the Seine was lined with the vessels for more than two leagues, so that one might ask in astonishment in what cavern the river had been swallowed up, since it was not to be seen.” The Vikings used the advantage of numbers by having many people on many ships in order to over run those defending the city. This method was widely successful.

In conclusion, Vikings, are known for their brutal methods of living, making a life off of raiding and plundering using extreme methods of violence to do so. Their expertise knowledge of seafaring also gave them an edge over those they fought.

Classmate 2 (Coco)

For good reason, Vikings are remembered as some of history’s greatest shipbuilders. Vikings were skilled carpenters who built ships that were faster, slimmer, and lighter than their contemporaries.

The Vikings traded and raided their way across Europe and even as far as North America, leaving their imprint on nearly every land they conquered. So much so that many aspects of their heritage and culture can still be found today. Here are a few things we can thank the Vikings for: language, shipbuilding, skiing, and providing the foundation for the City of Dublin

The Viking long ship was perhaps their most famous invention. The Vikings were among the greatest shipbuilders of all time, and their longships were technologically advanced for their time. The cutting-edge ships, which are faster, lighter, and more streamlined, could travel further than any other ship in the world. Because of the invention of the keel, they were also more flexible and manoeuvrable, as well as far more seaworthy than any previous vessel. The Viking keel provided stability to the longship and allowed a mast to be secured to the ship. The unrivaled invention enabled the Vikings to cross oceans while carrying weeks of supplies on board. Because of the shallow design of the longship hull, the Vikings could also travel up rivers, giving them the opportunity to attack unsuspecting people.

Along with their engineering and carpentry abilities, the Vikings were excellent navigators and are widely regarded as the first people in the Western world to invent a practical magnetic compass. Despite the fact that the Chinese had invented it much earlier, trade had yet to bring a working magnetic compass from the East to the West. As a result, the Vikings held a monopoly on navigational prowess in the West for centuries.

Although they did not have an empire, the Vikings had a significant geopolitical, cultural, and religious impact on our world. Their impact can still be felt over a thousand years later

For this assignment, you will download a copy of each of your sources. This assignment is graded as Complete/Incomplete. In order to get “Complete,” you must:

• You will submit ALL the sources you used.
• You need to submit at least 4 sources. You will need to use reputable sources, not wiki sites or blogs. At least 1 of your sources should be an academic journal article, and at least 3 other online sources of your choosing.

• Your online sources must pass the CRAAP Test (Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose). You will need to use at least four outside sources total in your essay.
• Your source must be in PDFs or in CLEAR screenshots that I can read. If I cannot see the title, the author, the website, then it is incomplete.
• Please watch this video for more information on how to submit your sources: https://cccconfer.zoom.us/rec/play/ae_xLhywDbz6T2ZrZyqT72RJiiXbH30G6c0W-q3sxQHmGf1-4Lsx1rSK8EujYLtnGWo1f161_stR6aI2.hpyw0gwml7-6YL4B?continueMode=true&_x_zm_rtaid=qFAx6kA7ReuwdfKp36431Q.1636041264961.5bd76509abb47f531b113f0e955771d9&_x_zm_rhtaid=93

please watch this video and write the Discussion  Based on  YouTube:  Environmental justice explained Respond to the following: 

Why are environmental issues sometimes both a social and a social justice problem? Explain using a current environmental

Why do you think it is important to have a sociological imagination?issue.

Reply:

Response to Dr.

Both history and biography are essential for the sociological perspective because to have a better understanding of human behavior you must place it within its broader social context. The sociological perspective stresses that people’s social experiences shape their behavior. Where you live or the groups to which you subside with could cause an effect on your behavior and reasoning. The sociological perspective allows you to gain a new perspective on social life, and enables you to grasp a connection between history and biography.

History refers to each society being linked to a broad stream of events, such as gender roles. Social location can relate to a membership an individual might have because of their location in history and society.    

• New Question (or My CTQ/DB Topic)

Why do you think it is important to have a sociological imagination?  

Summarize three short articles 

Elizabeth Maupin, Sentinel,Theater Critic. “Theater Review ‘how to Succeed in Business without really Trying’: [3 STAR Edition].” Orlando Sentinel, Mar 11, 1993, pp. E1. ProQuest, https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/theater-review-how-succeed-business-without/docview/278237494/se-2?accountid=28758.

Collins, Glenn. “Charles Saxon, 68, a Cartoonist for 92 Covers of the New Yorker: [Obituary].” New York Times, Dec 07, 1988. ProQuest, https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/charles-saxon-68-cartoonist-92-covers-new-yorker/docview/427019146/se-2?accountid=28758.

Grove, Valerie, and Peter Brookes. “The Grand Old Man of St Trinian’s: Cartooning Legend Ronald Searle has been Compared to Goya and Hogarth. as He Turns 90, He Tells Valerie Grove that Champagne is the Secret to a Long Life and that He has no Regrets about Fleeing Family and St Trinian’s Fame Ronald Searle: Here’s to Life at 90.” The Times, Feb 20, 2010, pp. 1. ProQuest, https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/grand-old-man-st-trinians/docview/320403123/se-2?accountid=28758.

This assignment is only two paragraphs. Introduction and body paragraphs the topic is Procrastination. so the sources you found last time you gonna use for this essay. I will upload an example of other students essay you can take look at it so it can help you to write this essay. Remember is only two pargraphs for now.

Task and Instructions:

For this assignment, you will write two paragraphs of your research paper. These two paragraphs will be considered your first draft. Do not submit the entire paper – ONLY two paragraphs. The two paragraphs that you will write are an introductory paragraph and a body paragraph.

Introductory paragraph:

Write an introductory paragraph where you:

• introduce the topic
• define the concept
• pose the research question
• state your thesis

Body paragraph:

• This could be a second paragraph of your essay following the introduction. In the second paragraph, background information on the issue should be described. For example, in the Measles paper, the disease is defined, and information about the history of the disease is provided. You must have at least two outside sources cited and/or quoted in the paragraph.
• This could also be a body paragraph that follows the background of the issue. In this paragraph, you will describe one of the items you mention in the thesis. If your thesis and the research in general focus on the reasons why students procrastinate, summarize one of the main reasons and use at least two outside sources that are cited and quoted in the text.

Length and Format:

• Each of your paragraphs (and there should only be 2) should be at least 6 sentences long including citations. I expect more than 6 sentences as citing and quoting may take a lot of your space. The entire draft would, therefore, be about 1.5-2 pages. No images in this one, please. You can add images later.
• The draft should be formatted as if it is a final draft with all the MLA formatting present. This means that your paper should:
  • have a running head
  • have a title
  • have your name, class, date, prof. name in the left-hand corner
  • have 1-inch margins all around
  • be double-spaced
  • have indents for each paragraph
  • have size 12 font and font style – Arial or Times New Roman
• You do NOT need to have a Works Cited page for this draft

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the spatial analysis tools used to measure flow within a hydrological environment
2. Identify potential sites of contaminant accumulation
3. Build a model in GIS for repeated use

1. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1J8FlVvUsi5…

Please write at least 1000 words answering the attached questions!

No plagiarism and MLA or APA style is fine. Please if you can use the textbook as one of the sources “History of the American Economy” 13th edition, Gary M. Walton

total of 20 questions for quiz prep. Length requirement a paragraph or two to answer fully depending on the question.

reference: M. K. C., Mary G., & Jens T. Kant: Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals.