For this activity, you should perform a breaching experiment. That
is, violate a social norm in a public location where strangers can
clearly see you doing it, and observe their reactions. Then, write a 1-2
page paper in which you:1) Describe the setting and what norm you violated2) Describe others’ reactions3) Describe how you felt violating the norm and witnessing others’ reactionsGuidelines:-You may NOT do anything that involves direct interaction with a stranger. That is, don’tget strangers involved in what you’re doing (other than to observe you).-Do NOT do anything highly disruptive or that might cause other people harm, distress, or embarrassment.-Do NOT do anything unsafe, illegal, or expressly prohibited.Feel free to be creative and have fun with this, but adhere to the restrictions above.Due tonight Sunday April 11th before 11:59pm

write about the interview.  Your writing must include the following sections.

Summary of the interview. The summary should include general information about who you interviewed, 
Overall thoughts about the interview, 
At least one family story that has been shared through oral history. This story does not have to be ancient but it does need to be a story that has been shared with multiple family members through oral tradition. 
Based upon this interview, what do want to share with your grandchildren?  
Impact of the interview on your life                                                                                                                                        write a Reflection when you finish.

This is the second part of a three-part semester-long project. In this phase, you will take on the perspective of one of the buildings you identified in the first part of the semester project. You will create the building’s short semifictional “autobiography” one year after it was built, explaining the specific forces that created it, the context where it appears (in the past), and how it was used. You will call on facts about the neighborhood or city that you discover through external research.Requirements1. Write an 800-word autobiography of your building that must:—Discuss why and how it (you!) came to be, even if you’re guessing/speculating —Discuss its “current” use (again, writing from one year after it was built)—Be grounded in at least three facts (dates, names, etc.)—Incorporate an analysis of the form of the building

In week four, your journal should focus on the specific information you will include in your methods section of your evaluation report.
The method section is the key of the evaluation report. The methods clearly describe program activities and state the reasoning for the selection of activities. The sequences of activities are outlined; as well as describing the staffing, program, clients and client selection. The method section presents a reasonable scope of actives that will be evaluated in your report. Continue sharing your journal with your instructor. In week four, your journal should focus on the specific information you have learned about the methods section of your evaluation report. Describe how you are going to use this information in the report. What are some of the major concerns you must meet to have an effective methods section?  

Perusall is a tool which allows you to annotate essay readings as a group. Most weeks, you will read an essay within Perusall (linked on Canvas), highlighting important passages, commenting on points you find important, asking questions about points of confusion or ideas you have, and responding to each other’s questions and comments. These readings are key texts written in or about the silent era which supplement the textbook and lecture material. You should visit each assignment multiple times throughout the week, so you can respond to other students’ comments and questions.They will be discussed in the live discussion as well. I screenshot some of paragraphs from Perusall. Please pick 6-7 paragraphs to annotate. Just write about 4-5 sentences for each paragraph for annotation. Please copy paste the paragraph or sentence you are annotating.