assignment 4

Description

Prepare a creative and critical analysis of assigned course material for the assigned weeks, along with your own reflections on the content. These submissions require concise, academic writing that effectively communicates your perception of, and response to, the week’s content. This will require the application of course content and theory to concepts and illustrative examples from the readings and multi-media. Your critical analysis of the course content should comprise 80-85% of your assignment (Note: critical analysis is not summary of the topic material). Your reflection component should comprise 10-15% of your assignment. If you choose to include personal experience, this should be no more than 5% of your assignment. Your reflections should include (a) your reactions after having read the readings, listening to the lectures, and watching the required multi-media content, (b) a brief summary of an experience or your previously-held knowledge of the content that may have influenced your reactions to, or reflection of, the content, (c) substantively marrying your critical analysis with your reflection of the content (i.e., specifically how has your experience shaped your understanding and application of the content?).

No outside research is required. It is essential that students demonstrate that they have deeply engaged with the course content (i.e., lectures, readings, and multi-media assigned

documentary ‘fire in the blood”