This assignment is a reflection over what you have learned t

This assignment is a reflection over what you have learned throughout This assignment is a reflection over what you have learned throughout the quarter. Please review all class materials—including readings, mini lectures, discussion activities, links, poster session information, and vocabulary lists—to prepare for this paper. Your paper should be five paragraphs, approximately 2-3 pages long, typed, single-spaced, in 12-point font (Geneva or Arial), with 1-inch margins. Include at least one reference cited properly; a separate "Works Cited" page is required. Paragraph 1 : Explain what you knew or thought you knew about epidemics, Ebola, and Zika at the beginning of the quarter. Describe your impressions or preconceived ideas about last year's Ebola outbreak and this year's Zika outbreak. What was your opinion on the danger to the United States before taking this class? Paragraph 2 : Explain your prior knowledge or beliefs about vaccines and vaccination before the course. What were your initial impressions or preconceived ideas of vaccines? What was your opinion on vaccines before the class began? Paragraphs 3-5 : Choose three pieces of information learned during the quarter (from options A to C below). You should include at least two different topics; three is optional and encouraged. Address each prompt thoroughly and separately: A. The most surprising thing you learned : Describe what surprised you most about the course material and why. Then, imagine you are telling someone—your friend, boss, sibling, or relative—about this surprising fact. Describe their reaction and any conversation that ensues. B. The most interesting thing you learned : Describe which topic interested you the most and why. Research further about this topic from a credible source different from the assigned materials. Evaluate this source using the criteria of currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. Reference your source in MLA format and include your evaluation details on the "Works Cited" page.