Use the article Self Efficacy of First Aid for Home Accidents Among Parent with 0- to 4-Year-Old Children at a Metropolitan Community Heath Center in Taiwan”
Read the abstract, parts of the introduction, and the conclusion to better understand the issue of how self-efficacy impacts parents performing first aid and CPR. You may want to define “self-efficacy” or other terms before writing your article critique.
General Overview There are multiple acting methodologies that allow an actor to best portray their message. These messages are the truths conveyed by the actors. Both of your selected acting/movement masters and their methods offer truth, yet they differ in the perspective surrounding that truth. Is believability the essence of truth and authenticity? Moment work? Actor’s awareness of their physical regime, core, strength, and focus? Depth and layers of characterization? Audience’s Participation? For many acting masters, acting is not about deception. It is about conveying their characters and circumstances truthfully. What is truth in acting? How can an actor achieve authenticity? Discuss. Use your two acting/movement masters to support the argument. Structure for the Paper Introduction: States the thesis (major argument) of your paper. Content of paper: Use specific ideas, concepts, techniques or examples from your acting/movement masters to support your argument. You will use your powerpoint presentation as basis of your analysis. Use at least two citations (scholarly sources) in content of your paper. Conclusion: Summarizes how content of the paper supports your thesis. Bibliography: MLA style of all books or articles you include in your paper. What is in-text citation? For more details, please refer to the library webpage: In-text citations: Author-page style MLA format follows the author-page method of in-text citation. This means that the author’s last name and the page number(s) from which the quotation or paraphrase is taken must appear in the text, and a complete reference should appear on your Works Cited page. The author’s name may appear either in the sentence itself or in parentheses following the quotation or paraphrase, but the page number(s) should always appear in the parentheses, not in the text of your sentence. For example: Wordsworth stated that Romantic poetry was marked by a “spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings” (263). Romantic poetry is characterized by the “spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings” (Wordsworth 263). Wordsworth extensively explored the role of emotion in the creative process (263). I have my 2 actors you are to do the research around, one is one person and the other is a theatre group
LINK TO PLAY: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo8CmwIKiDw (RENT)
Analysis Paper for Theatre Appreciation
There will be one written production critique. As you have 10
weeks to compete this assignment, it will not be accepted late under any circumstances.
This paper must be uploading into the D2L PAPER folder. The minimum requirement is
a 2-page, single-spaced, 10 font –Times New Roman typed paper. The purpose of this
paper is to critically analyze a production. Plot summary should be condensed to 1 or 2
paragraphs. Research of play’s history should make-up one paragraph. Each of the
following should be a minimum of 1 paragraph each: Acting, Directing, character
development, set design, sound design, lighting design, props, costumes design, hair
design, make-up design. In addition, you must discuss the following: Genre
(Presentational or Representational, Drama or Comedy, Chronological or Non-linear,
Realism or Non- Realism) You must Identify the: Crisis, Themes, Symbols,
Metaphors, Central Image, Set-up of theatre (Proscenium, Thrust, Arena, Traverse)
1. Write a strong, interesting opening sentence that will command the
reader’s attention and set the stage for a review that will culminate in
that last sentence you just wrote.
2. Fill out the first and last paragraphs. Try not to make those paragraphs
longer than three long sentences or six short ones.
3. Craft a good topic sentence to start every paragraph.
4. Use the past tense. However, you may wish to describe the story in the
present tense. Except for that, be careful not to go back and forth from
past to present tense.
5. Never put yourself in the review (I, we, this critic). That’s actually a
“nearly never” suggestion, because there may be the odd circumstance
where it might make sense for a Critic to do that—but wait until you’ve
written several reviews.
6. Avoid words that declare themselves to be praise (commendable,
praiseworthy) or criticism (unfortunate, detracted, marred, plagued).
Instead, describe specifically what was good or what the problem
actually was.
7. Never use double-negatives (which that sentence was, if you look
closely). Don’t say that something “did not disappoint.” Say that it
delighted.
8. Use descriptions that are original and specific. Avoid theater clichés;
like “stole the show,” “brought the house down,” “had the audience
rolling in the aisles,” or even “had great chemistry.”
9. Please be sure to spell-check or grammar-check. Even good writers use
them to find typos. Remember, though, that spell-check misses quite a
few misspellings (like “there” where you mean “their”).
For the ‘Creative Story Script Draft’ you will be writing the narrative that you have already created into a script, like one that could be used to create a theatre production. You are to become a playwright, a creator of drama.
Your script must be typed in word format and must be at least 4 pages long (plus a title page, 5 all together). Please use Times New Roman12pt font and submit the paper with the formatting described below. You will submit this story via the assignments tab (the link to submit the script will be available starting the week the assignment is due).
Theater Essay (400 min to 500 max) Select one of the two topics below. Respond to the topic with a minimum of 400 words and no more than 500 words. Submit your answers in one document. 1. Discuss the importance of studying Shakespeare in the 21st C. 2. Discuss the influence of ancient Greek tragedy on modern-day theater. Be sure to use complete sentences, proper grammar, and run spell check on your work. Answer all parts of the topic. You are encouraged to use references in addition to the text. Be sure to list all the references used to complete your work. Use only professional references in MLA style. (DO NOT use a nonacademic source like Wikipedia.) Use the Writing Rubric as a guide to your writing. Do not copy and paste information directly from the Internet – this includes charts, graphs, or pictures – without giving full credit to the source. If in doubt, do not use it. Your work should use the following guidelines: 1″ margin all around Double spaced Font size no larger than 12 Header which includes: HUMA1315 Fine Arts Appreciation Writing Assignment 3 Name
