I’m trying to learn for my Powerpoint class and I’m stuck. Can you help?Meet length and slide requirements. PowerPoint presentation is exceptionally well-organized and has logical flow. All slides are visually appealing, uncluttered, and make use of Speaker Notes.20 pointsThoroughly described specific client problem and the challenges associated with teaching older adult clients about it. 20 pointsProvided outstanding strategies, best practices, and techniques for teaching clients about the specific condition. 25 pointsDemonstrates an exemplary application of spelling and grammar. 7 pointsAPA citations are free of style and formatting errors.3 pointsHave a title slide.Contain 15-20 content slides pertaining to the important content areas for your presentation topic “QANTAS and its financial framework”.Be written using proper spelling/grammar.Cite at least 5 credible references and present the sources in APA format on a References slideRequirements: 15-20 content slides

these articles discuss the works/authors of your original paper and you will add quotes from them into your original argumentative essay, wherever they fit, transforming it from an argumentation essay, to a full literary research paper
If the remaining articles available for your chosen work/author can also work for your paper, you may use them as well
The quotes from these articles may be about the author of the work, its theme, the collection the work comes from, or the issues it asks you to think about. For example: Original Essay: “Kate Chopin is the author of the short story ‘The Story of an Hour’.” Research Paper: “Kate Chopin, whom John Doe calls “a proto-feminist” (Doe, 2009), is the author of the short story ‘The Story of an Hour’.”
Even if a statement in the article says the opposite of your argument, you can still use it by saying something like: “Unlike John Doe who belives ‘X’ (Doe 2012), what is really going on is …” [continue with your original argument]

WSJ Article DiscussionWSJ Article DiscussionWall Street Journal (WSJ) Posting: The purpose of this assignment is to stay current with business and world events. MBA students need to be aware of the events affecting the business world nationally and internationally. Please read a current WSJ article (must not be older than 3 months) and provide the following:1. Post the name of your WSJ Article in the Subject Line. Once an article has been chosen, another must be selected. I do NOT allow posting of the same article.2. Provide a summary of the article and list three questions for the discussion of the article by Wednesday. Please select articles concerning business topics.3. Provide your reference for the WSJ article using APA format.4. Provide the link to access the article. Due to plagiarism and copyright laws, please do NOT post the article, only post the link to access the article.5. Reply to two other student posts by Sunday.Please let me know if you have any questions.MJ

Here is a list of information you should include in your resume:Your contact information: name, address, phone number, professional email address (5 points)Job Objective, brief profile, branding statement, or summary statement (10 points)A summary of your skills: 5–10 skills you have gained in your field; you can list hard skills as well as soft skills (refer to the Professional Skill Building topic in this course) (10 points)Work experience: depending on the résumé format you choose, you may list your most recent job first; include the title of the position, employer’s name, location, employment dates (beginning, ending) (10 points)Volunteer experience (10 points)Education and training: formal and informal experiences matter; include academic degrees, professional development, certificates, internships, etc. (10 points)References statement (optional): “References available upon request” is a standard phrase used on résumés, although it is often implied (5 points)

Part 1Having experienced a robust debate discussion on the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, and trends (SWOTT) analysis and strategic planning for a particular fast-food franchise, it is time to shift gears a bit and consider the competition in the fast-food industry. Read this article to frame this week’s discussion. Complete the following: Identify 1 or 2 other major competitors in the fast-food industry, and describe their sources of competitive advantage. Discuss a current issue that this industry faces. It could be favorable or unfavorable to the industry. Which of the major competitors has the strongest competitive advantage and ability to overcome the barriers presented by the current issues identified and why? Part 2: Based on the first initial of your last name: First initial M-Z: provide an argument ‘FOR’ the success of the fast-food franchise’s competitors. Submit your position by posting in the Unit 3 Debate forum, under the ‘FOR’ topic.