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Essay About Food
Crafting an essay on the broad and seemingly simple topic of "Essay About Food" may appear
deceptively easy at first glance. After all, everyone eats, and food is an integral part of our daily
lives. However, delving into the intricacies of this subject can prove to be a challenging task.
The difficulty arises from the need to strike a balance between the personal and the universal.
On one hand, you want to infuse your essay with a unique perspective, perhaps drawing on your
own experiences and cultural background. On the other hand, you must navigate the challenge of
making your essay relatable and engaging for a diverse audience with varying tastes and
preferences.
Moreover, the vastness of the topic demands careful consideration of the scope. Should you
focus on the cultural significance of food, its impact on health, the joy of cooking, or the
environmental implications of our food choices? Narrowing down your focus while still
providing a comprehensive view is a delicate tightrope walk.
Research also plays a crucial role. To create a well-rounded essay, you might need to delve into
historical, sociological, and scientific aspects of food. This requires time and effort in sifting
through a multitude of sources to extract relevant and credible information.
Additionally, the challenge lies in avoiding clichГ©s and offering fresh insights. With countless
essays already written on the subject, finding a unique angle that captivates your audience
becomes paramount. It's about bringing something new to the table, so to speak.
Finally, the art of eloquent expression comes into play. Conveying your thoughts and ideas in a
clear, coherent, and engaging manner is essential. The language should be appetizing, drawing
readers in and keeping them hooked until the final bite.
In conclusion, while an essay on the topic of food might seem straightforward, the complexity
lies in crafting a piece that is both personal and universally appealing, well-researched yet
concise, and, most importantly, fresh and engaging. It's a culinary feat of words that requires
skill, time, and dedication.
For those seeking assistance in navigating these challenges, consider exploring resources like
HelpWriting.net , where similar essays and much more can be accessed and even ordered,
offering valuable insights and support in the essay-writing journey.
Essay About FoodEssay About Food
Crafting an essay on the broad and seemingly simple topic of "Essay About Food" may appear
deceptively easy at first glance. After all, everyone eats, and food is an integral part of our daily
lives. However, delving into the intricacies of this subject can prove to be a challenging task.
The difficulty arises from the need to strike a balance between the personal and the universal.
On one hand, you want to infuse your essay with a unique perspective, perhaps drawing on your
own experiences and cultural background. On the other hand, you must navigate the challenge of
making your essay relatable and engaging for a diverse audience with varying tastes and
preferences.
Moreover, the vastness of the topic demands careful consideration of the scope. Should you
focus on the cultural significance of food, its impact on health, the joy of cooking, or the
environmental implications of our food choices? Narrowing down your focus while still
providing a comprehensive view is a delicate tightrope walk.
Research also plays a crucial role. To create a well-rounded essay, you might need to delve into
historical, sociological, and scientific aspects of food. This requires time and effort in sifting
through a multitude of sources to extract relevant and credible information.
Additionally, the challenge lies in avoiding clichГ©s and offering fresh insights. With countless
essays already written on the subject, finding a unique angle that captivates your audience
becomes paramount. It's about bringing something new to the table, so to speak.
Finally, the art of eloquent expression comes into play. Conveying your thoughts and ideas in a
clear, coherent, and engaging manner is essential. The language should be appetizing, drawing
readers in and keeping them hooked until the final bite.
In conclusion, while an essay on the topic of food might seem straightforward, the complexity
lies in crafting a piece that is both personal and universally appealing, well-researched yet
concise, and, most importantly, fresh and engaging. It's a culinary feat of words that requires
skill, time, and dedication.
For those seeking assistance in navigating these challenges, consider exploring resources like
HelpWriting.net , where similar essays and much more can be accessed and even ordered,
offering valuable insights and support in the essay-writing journey.
Essay About FoodEssay About Food
Bridegroom And The Bride Analysis
2.Considering the model of the church that you studied during the last face to face
session, which biblical image/s correspond/s to it?
And I will betroth you to me forever. I will betroth you to me in righteousness and in
justice, in steadfast love and in mercy. (Hosea 2:19)
24 Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife,
and they shall become one flesh. (Gen. 2:24
I will answer this question based on what I think to be a good biblical image that
models the church. For me the model of the church is the Bridegroom and the Bride.
Marriage is a powerful word that signifies more than a relationship or even more than
an intimacy. Marriage is a sacred union of two people without a line that distinguishes
one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is true that His love is unfathomable, stubborn and compelling. It is unfortunate
that humans cannot respond well to His love because the kind of love humankind
knew is comparable to dust just like who they are.
Indeed, God cannot separate Himself from His nature, which is love. Truly,
humankind cannot deny the power of His love that surrounds them through His
creations and more so in them for human is the masterpiece of His love. This love
is demonstrated from the time of creation lavishing them with excellent gifts to keep
them satisfied in life and that will culminate in His second coming to take them to
be His bride. He prepared the New Heaven as a gift where they life together
forevermore.
Frankly, human is undeserving of His love because they are evil, idolaters and
unfaithful. However, despite the situation He continued loving them expressing it by
descending off His throne, to be with His created beings and to die on the cross in
their behalf that through His death they can live. The cross indicates Jesus union with
His church and a guarantee of inheritance at present and until the day He comes back
when the bribe is all ready for the glorious
2.Considering the model of the church that you studied during the last face to face
session, which biblical image/s correspond/s to it?
And I will betroth you to me forever. I will betroth you to me in righteousness and in
justice, in steadfast love and in mercy. (Hosea 2:19)
24 Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife,
and they shall become one flesh. (Gen. 2:24
I will answer this question based on what I think to be a good biblical image that
models the church. For me the model of the church is the Bridegroom and the Bride.
Marriage is a powerful word that signifies more than a relationship or even more than
an intimacy. Marriage is a sacred union of two people without a line that distinguishes
one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is true that His love is unfathomable, stubborn and compelling. It is unfortunate
that humans cannot respond well to His love because the kind of love humankind
knew is comparable to dust just like who they are.
Indeed, God cannot separate Himself from His nature, which is love. Truly,
humankind cannot deny the power of His love that surrounds them through His
creations and more so in them for human is the masterpiece of His love. This love
is demonstrated from the time of creation lavishing them with excellent gifts to keep
them satisfied in life and that will culminate in His second coming to take them to
be His bride. He prepared the New Heaven as a gift where they life together
forevermore.
Frankly, human is undeserving of His love because they are evil, idolaters and
unfaithful. However, despite the situation He continued loving them expressing it by
descending off His throne, to be with His created beings and to die on the cross in
their behalf that through His death they can live. The cross indicates Jesus union with
His church and a guarantee of inheritance at present and until the day He comes back
when the bribe is all ready for the glorious
Flood Narrative ( Genesis 6-9 ) Vs. Epic Gilgamesh And...
Flood Narrative (Genesis 6 9) vs. Epic Gilgamesh, Tablet XI The Flood Narrative
(Genesis 6 9) and the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI have certain parallels that are
undeniable, yet many noticeable differences. The parallels are strange yet oddly
common in any flood narrative and the differences often lie behind the reasons,
responses, and decisions made by the main characters. In both texts, each of the
main characters, Noah and Uta napishti, were ordered to build an ark or a boat due
to an incoming flood. In Genesis, Godtells Noah, Make yourself an ark of cypress
wood, make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch (Genesis 6:14).
Noah obeys God s orders and indeed builds an ark. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Uta
napishti... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is logical to due to the fact that Noah only had his family and animals on the
ark, while Uta napishti has his family, friends, animals, silver and gold, and all
valuables needed to reestablish the earth once the floods had passed. Once the
floods did indeed pass, the Noah s ark stopped in the mountains of Ararat and Uta
napishti s boat stopped at Mount Nimush. However, both Noah and Uta napishti had
to wait and make sure that the floods had truly stopped. Genesis reads, The waters
continued to abate until the tenth month...on the first day of the month, the tops of
the mountains reappeared (Genesis 8:5). Similarly, Epic Gilgamesh reads, One day
and a second, Mount Nimush held the boat fast, allowed it no motion, a third day
and a fourth, Mount Nimush held the boat fast, allowed it no motion (Gilgamesh, XI,
143 145). It s a coincidence that both of these mountains are located in the Middle
East. After enduring a catastrophic flood, Noah and Uta napishti had to remain in
their shelter for days on end. Nevertheless, these men are admirable for their
dedication and perseverance. Unfortunately, Noah had to persevere significantly
longer time than Gilgamesh. In the Epic Gilgamesh, the flood only lasted six days
and seven nights: For six days and nights, there blew the wind, the downpour, the
gale, the Deluge, it flattened the land. But the seventh day when it came, the gale
relented, the Deluge ended
Flood Narrative (Genesis 6 9) vs. Epic Gilgamesh, Tablet XI The Flood Narrative
(Genesis 6 9) and the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI have certain parallels that are
undeniable, yet many noticeable differences. The parallels are strange yet oddly
common in any flood narrative and the differences often lie behind the reasons,
responses, and decisions made by the main characters. In both texts, each of the
main characters, Noah and Uta napishti, were ordered to build an ark or a boat due
to an incoming flood. In Genesis, Godtells Noah, Make yourself an ark of cypress
wood, make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch (Genesis 6:14).
Noah obeys God s orders and indeed builds an ark. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Uta
napishti... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is logical to due to the fact that Noah only had his family and animals on the
ark, while Uta napishti has his family, friends, animals, silver and gold, and all
valuables needed to reestablish the earth once the floods had passed. Once the
floods did indeed pass, the Noah s ark stopped in the mountains of Ararat and Uta
napishti s boat stopped at Mount Nimush. However, both Noah and Uta napishti had
to wait and make sure that the floods had truly stopped. Genesis reads, The waters
continued to abate until the tenth month...on the first day of the month, the tops of
the mountains reappeared (Genesis 8:5). Similarly, Epic Gilgamesh reads, One day
and a second, Mount Nimush held the boat fast, allowed it no motion, a third day
and a fourth, Mount Nimush held the boat fast, allowed it no motion (Gilgamesh, XI,
143 145). It s a coincidence that both of these mountains are located in the Middle
East. After enduring a catastrophic flood, Noah and Uta napishti had to remain in
their shelter for days on end. Nevertheless, these men are admirable for their
dedication and perseverance. Unfortunately, Noah had to persevere significantly
longer time than Gilgamesh. In the Epic Gilgamesh, the flood only lasted six days
and seven nights: For six days and nights, there blew the wind, the downpour, the
gale, the Deluge, it flattened the land. But the seventh day when it came, the gale
relented, the Deluge ended
Working With Teams
Working with teams
Working in teams is a common approach that many areas such as schools,
workplaces are taking in certain tasks, responsibilities or even special projects.
While it can be quite challenging to work in teams towards a common goal due to
different personality types that people have it is very advantageous for both
individuals and the organizations involved (Rasing, 2013).The paper will highlight
on some of the positive experiences that exist for working in teams.it will at what
people learn from working in tams.it will further look at how teams are used in
workplaces and other areas like education. Finally it will look at the advantages of
team work and how teamwork skills might benefit a specific field.
Experiences of working with teams I have worked with teams under very many
occasions in school and also in my current workplace. I have had both positive and
negative experiences when working with teams.in terms of positive experiences I
can say that there was a lot of cooperation from other team members and hence any
task given to us that required to be executed by the team was effectively executed.
Through teamwork there was the creation of better communication from team
members and hence positive relations were built (Rasing, 2013).On several
occasions especially in school, I was helped by other team members particularly on
my weak areas and hence I was able to improve on my weak areas. On the other hand
there are also some negative experiences that I
Working with teams
Working in teams is a common approach that many areas such as schools,
workplaces are taking in certain tasks, responsibilities or even special projects.
While it can be quite challenging to work in teams towards a common goal due to
different personality types that people have it is very advantageous for both
individuals and the organizations involved (Rasing, 2013).The paper will highlight
on some of the positive experiences that exist for working in teams.it will at what
people learn from working in tams.it will further look at how teams are used in
workplaces and other areas like education. Finally it will look at the advantages of
team work and how teamwork skills might benefit a specific field.
Experiences of working with teams I have worked with teams under very many
occasions in school and also in my current workplace. I have had both positive and
negative experiences when working with teams.in terms of positive experiences I
can say that there was a lot of cooperation from other team members and hence any
task given to us that required to be executed by the team was effectively executed.
Through teamwork there was the creation of better communication from team
members and hence positive relations were built (Rasing, 2013).On several
occasions especially in school, I was helped by other team members particularly on
my weak areas and hence I was able to improve on my weak areas. On the other hand
there are also some negative experiences that I
Stanislavski s Expectations Of Acting As The Imitation Of...
Acting, known by most as the imitation of life. Many theorists have gone to extreme
lengths to try to recreate the behaviors of man in everyday life, whether it be
Stanislavski s method of using past experiences, Chekhov s technique of imagining a
situation, or naturalism s use of the environment. But there are some that deny this
goal of acting, they believe theatrecan be so much more when it isn t bound to the
restraints of imitation. Tadashi Suzuki was one such man, who believed the goal of
acting should not be to be realistic, but for the actorto use all means necessary to
convince the audience of a truth. In order to do this, the actor must have complete
control of his body, achieved through following the Suzuki Method.
In the year 1939, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These experiences are capable of causing a relatively large amount of pain to the
actor, and they must use all of their invisible capabilities as much as they can in
and in unison order to try to avoid as much pain as possible. The impossibility of
this method s requirements raises the goal to perfection, leaving failure as the only
possible outcome. No actor has or will ever be able to master the Suzuki Method of
Acting, because it s not meant to be mastered, it raises the actor to his maximum
potential, and leads the actor to always strive to be even better. This can be reflected
through the exercises, many actors, while doing the exercises, tend to notice faults in
their acting, and correct them, without even needing the guide of a teacher. There are
more specific goals that are used to help guide the actor in his training. The actor
must understand the different way in which the feet contact the floor, which stems
from nЕ Ќ, where the atmosphere is created through the placement of the feet. The
actor must keep the upper body free, but strong, not disregard it and only focus on
the lower body, because it would disrupt the center of gravity. The actor must be
constantly focused and aware, despite the pressure from the exercises. The actor must
learn how
Acting, known by most as the imitation of life. Many theorists have gone to extreme
lengths to try to recreate the behaviors of man in everyday life, whether it be
Stanislavski s method of using past experiences, Chekhov s technique of imagining a
situation, or naturalism s use of the environment. But there are some that deny this
goal of acting, they believe theatrecan be so much more when it isn t bound to the
restraints of imitation. Tadashi Suzuki was one such man, who believed the goal of
acting should not be to be realistic, but for the actorto use all means necessary to
convince the audience of a truth. In order to do this, the actor must have complete
control of his body, achieved through following the Suzuki Method.
In the year 1939, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These experiences are capable of causing a relatively large amount of pain to the
actor, and they must use all of their invisible capabilities as much as they can in
and in unison order to try to avoid as much pain as possible. The impossibility of
this method s requirements raises the goal to perfection, leaving failure as the only
possible outcome. No actor has or will ever be able to master the Suzuki Method of
Acting, because it s not meant to be mastered, it raises the actor to his maximum
potential, and leads the actor to always strive to be even better. This can be reflected
through the exercises, many actors, while doing the exercises, tend to notice faults in
their acting, and correct them, without even needing the guide of a teacher. There are
more specific goals that are used to help guide the actor in his training. The actor
must understand the different way in which the feet contact the floor, which stems
from nЕ Ќ, where the atmosphere is created through the placement of the feet. The
actor must keep the upper body free, but strong, not disregard it and only focus on
the lower body, because it would disrupt the center of gravity. The actor must be
constantly focused and aware, despite the pressure from the exercises. The actor must
learn how
Loss Of Innocence In To Kill A Mockingbird
Sierra Carroll
Ms. Hatfield
English 102
March 24, 2017
Loss of Innocence
The characters in To Kill A Mockingbird and the people in our society don t
understand our world until they ve experienced a loss of innocence. Growing up is
a hard part of life. When people are younger, they re naive and not aware of
anything outside their home. When experiencing loss of innocence, people are
more aware of right and wrong. People are beginning the rules and concepts of life.
Experiencing a life lesson can lead to a loss of innocence. People are finally maturing
and understanding situations from others perspectives. Before experiencing a loss of
innocence, it s hard to understand everything about our world. Scout didn t really
understand that impact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When people experience it they tend to understand the world better and know right
from wrong. Before this happens it s hard for people to understand everything in our
world. Not knowing how to react to difficult situations is before losing innocence.
When it happens they re able to know what s wrong and what s right. Realizing their
actions affect other is when people have finally grown
Sierra Carroll
Ms. Hatfield
English 102
March 24, 2017
Loss of Innocence
The characters in To Kill A Mockingbird and the people in our society don t
understand our world until they ve experienced a loss of innocence. Growing up is
a hard part of life. When people are younger, they re naive and not aware of
anything outside their home. When experiencing loss of innocence, people are
more aware of right and wrong. People are beginning the rules and concepts of life.
Experiencing a life lesson can lead to a loss of innocence. People are finally maturing
and understanding situations from others perspectives. Before experiencing a loss of
innocence, it s hard to understand everything about our world. Scout didn t really
understand that impact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When people experience it they tend to understand the world better and know right
from wrong. Before this happens it s hard for people to understand everything in our
world. Not knowing how to react to difficult situations is before losing innocence.
When it happens they re able to know what s wrong and what s right. Realizing their
actions affect other is when people have finally grown
Boscote Coating Analysis
All our products have been designed to flat pack and be easily assembled by
anyone with limited skills or tools. Because they are compactly flatpacked we can
send them anywhere in Australia at a reasonable price and can have them
delivered to your door or available at a local depot (works out approx 30% cheaper.
Stained Coating We use a 2 part industrial grade coating which consist of Boscote
Prime All UV and Boscote Decks both of these products are a water based coating
and classified as a non hazardous substance . Boscote is a very well known product
in the commerical building industry and is specified by many architects on Marina
s,Army Barracks, Architectual wood cladding, Handrails and weather exposed art
work. These products are very expensive as they are a premium water based
coating and the only coating in the market that will withstand the harsh treatment
these tables will be inevitably endure. The majority of Childcare Centres we
supply want a heavy duty coating that can handle full sun exposure as well as food,
kids paint, and croyon/pencil marks, the Boscote coating is the answer and we have
been back to tables that are 2 3 year old and they show very minimal signs of damage.
Painted... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All our timber is sealed primed using a Taubmans Grey undercoat and then they
have 2 3 coats of either Taubmans endure or Dulux Aquamax Exterior Gloss
(depends on the colour), both are a high quality water based Acrylic. We lightly sand
between coats to make sure the table has a smoothly and silky finish suitable for any
precious bottom.
All our products have been designed to flat pack and be easily assembled by
anyone with limited skills or tools. Because they are compactly flatpacked we can
send them anywhere in Australia at a reasonable price and can have them
delivered to your door or available at a local depot (works out approx 30% cheaper.
Stained Coating We use a 2 part industrial grade coating which consist of Boscote
Prime All UV and Boscote Decks both of these products are a water based coating
and classified as a non hazardous substance . Boscote is a very well known product
in the commerical building industry and is specified by many architects on Marina
s,Army Barracks, Architectual wood cladding, Handrails and weather exposed art
work. These products are very expensive as they are a premium water based
coating and the only coating in the market that will withstand the harsh treatment
these tables will be inevitably endure. The majority of Childcare Centres we
supply want a heavy duty coating that can handle full sun exposure as well as food,
kids paint, and croyon/pencil marks, the Boscote coating is the answer and we have
been back to tables that are 2 3 year old and they show very minimal signs of damage.
Painted... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All our timber is sealed primed using a Taubmans Grey undercoat and then they
have 2 3 coats of either Taubmans endure or Dulux Aquamax Exterior Gloss
(depends on the colour), both are a high quality water based Acrylic. We lightly sand
between coats to make sure the table has a smoothly and silky finish suitable for any
precious bottom.
Old Testament Essay
Old Testament Essay In the Beginning: At the beginning of the universe. God
created heaven and earth in six days and rested on the seventh. During those six
days God spoke to the darkness and created the world, brought forth light, created
the sky, land and animals and plants to inhabit them. However, even during this
creation he was contemplating the creation of a being made in his own image. He
created man from dust and named him Adam, but Adam was lonely; so God took
from Adam a rib. With Adam s rib God created a woman and called her Eve. Adam
and Eve were placed in the Garden of Eden to live in harmony with God. The
garden was a perfect utopia for Adam and Eve. However, evil soon entered the
garden in the form of a serpent. One day when Eve was walking in the garden she
encountered the evil serpent who encouraged her to take a fruit from one of God s
forbidden fruit trees. The serpent succeeded in deceiving Eve to take a fruit; she
then ate the fruit and shared it with Adam. Then God became angry with Adam and
Eve for betraying Him. To punish Adam and Eve, he ejected them from the garden
and subjecting them to mortality, painful childbirth, sin and shame. Now that Adam
and Eve had entered into the world outside the garden they were left to fend for
themselves. They had two sons Cain and Abel. Cain became a farmer and Able
became a herdsman. They both offered God a sacrifice but Abel s sacrifice
Old Testament Essay In the Beginning: At the beginning of the universe. God
created heaven and earth in six days and rested on the seventh. During those six
days God spoke to the darkness and created the world, brought forth light, created
the sky, land and animals and plants to inhabit them. However, even during this
creation he was contemplating the creation of a being made in his own image. He
created man from dust and named him Adam, but Adam was lonely; so God took
from Adam a rib. With Adam s rib God created a woman and called her Eve. Adam
and Eve were placed in the Garden of Eden to live in harmony with God. The
garden was a perfect utopia for Adam and Eve. However, evil soon entered the
garden in the form of a serpent. One day when Eve was walking in the garden she
encountered the evil serpent who encouraged her to take a fruit from one of God s
forbidden fruit trees. The serpent succeeded in deceiving Eve to take a fruit; she
then ate the fruit and shared it with Adam. Then God became angry with Adam and
Eve for betraying Him. To punish Adam and Eve, he ejected them from the garden
and subjecting them to mortality, painful childbirth, sin and shame. Now that Adam
and Eve had entered into the world outside the garden they were left to fend for
themselves. They had two sons Cain and Abel. Cain became a farmer and Able
became a herdsman. They both offered God a sacrifice but Abel s sacrifice
Examples Of Foil Characters In Romeo And Juliet
Romeo Mercutio Character Foil The play Romeo Juliet presents a few specific
character foils. The characters Romeo Mercutio develop a unique foil; Mercutio, the
player, and Romeo, the lover. Both characters have unique characteristics that set
themselves apart, but all in all, bind them together.
Romeo is one of the main characters in the play. Romeo is romantic and has a
passion to love and be loved. He uses words to express his love. Firstly, for
example, in Act 1 Scene 5, If I profane with my unworthiest hand, this holy shrine,
the gentle sin is this; my lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand. To smooth that
rough touch with a tender kiss. (W. Shakespeare 837) Romeo longs to be with Juliet,
and in a way, invites her to his love. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is a player and has a different outlook on love. Primarily, in Act 1 Scene 4,
Mercutio says If love be rough with you, be rough with love; Prick love for
pricking, and you beat love down. (W. Shakespeare 829) He suggests that Romeo
disregard love, and in addition, to have sex to get over it. Also, one possible
reason that Mercutio despises love is that he s possibly heartbroken. Secondly, in
Act 1 Scene 4, he describes Queen Mab as one who gives people what they want,
in her dreams. For example, On courtiers knees, that dream on curtsies straight; O
er lawyers fingers, who straight dream on fees; O er ladies lips, who straight on
kisses dream. (W. Shakespeare 830) These dreams are insignificant, and as a result,
Mercutio tells Romeo about Queen Mab; his dreams about Juliet are insignificant.
Finally, Mercutio is apparently jealous of Romeo. Throughout Romeo and Juliet,
his lines label him as a pessimistic non lover. In Act 2 Scene 4, Mercutio says Alas,
poor Romeo! He is already dead, stabbed with a white wench s black eye, shot
through the ear with a love song, the very pin of his heart cleft with the blind bow
boy s butt shaft. And is he a man to encounter Tybalt? (W. Shakespeare 858) He
says that of all Romeo has been through, he can t even go up to Tybalt. So, Mercutio
is possibly jealous of Romeo because he can t
Romeo Mercutio Character Foil The play Romeo Juliet presents a few specific
character foils. The characters Romeo Mercutio develop a unique foil; Mercutio, the
player, and Romeo, the lover. Both characters have unique characteristics that set
themselves apart, but all in all, bind them together.
Romeo is one of the main characters in the play. Romeo is romantic and has a
passion to love and be loved. He uses words to express his love. Firstly, for
example, in Act 1 Scene 5, If I profane with my unworthiest hand, this holy shrine,
the gentle sin is this; my lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand. To smooth that
rough touch with a tender kiss. (W. Shakespeare 837) Romeo longs to be with Juliet,
and in a way, invites her to his love. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is a player and has a different outlook on love. Primarily, in Act 1 Scene 4,
Mercutio says If love be rough with you, be rough with love; Prick love for
pricking, and you beat love down. (W. Shakespeare 829) He suggests that Romeo
disregard love, and in addition, to have sex to get over it. Also, one possible
reason that Mercutio despises love is that he s possibly heartbroken. Secondly, in
Act 1 Scene 4, he describes Queen Mab as one who gives people what they want,
in her dreams. For example, On courtiers knees, that dream on curtsies straight; O
er lawyers fingers, who straight dream on fees; O er ladies lips, who straight on
kisses dream. (W. Shakespeare 830) These dreams are insignificant, and as a result,
Mercutio tells Romeo about Queen Mab; his dreams about Juliet are insignificant.
Finally, Mercutio is apparently jealous of Romeo. Throughout Romeo and Juliet,
his lines label him as a pessimistic non lover. In Act 2 Scene 4, Mercutio says Alas,
poor Romeo! He is already dead, stabbed with a white wench s black eye, shot
through the ear with a love song, the very pin of his heart cleft with the blind bow
boy s butt shaft. And is he a man to encounter Tybalt? (W. Shakespeare 858) He
says that of all Romeo has been through, he can t even go up to Tybalt. So, Mercutio
is possibly jealous of Romeo because he can t
I Hate U I Love U By Gnash
Music had been around for ages. It has revolutionized the way humans
communicate emotions or ideas through sequence of tunes, ranging from one key
signature to another. Overtime, music has evolved from having strict composition
rules, which are classical, to multiple genres that puts no limit to a composer s
creativity. Back then, only one type of music generally rule the music industry, but
today, there are countless types of music a person can explore and relate to. The song
I Hate U I Love U by Gnash was released February 17, 2016 (Wikipedia). The lyrics
was inspired by a very sensitive topic about a specific stage of a relationship; the
break up. The entirety of this track revolves around the emotional rollercoaster of
what maleand femaleusually experience after being separated from someone they
have committed themselves to. It illustrates the confusion that occurs during the
latter days of a relationship, the discord during the initially agreement of separation
and the disturbance it causes to one s personal life after the separation. Listeners of
this song were instantly captivated by the fluidity of the musical patterns and its
relatable lyrics. Gnash recorded this song with Olivia O Brien on 2015. He was not
able to release the music due to an issue that arose between him and his producer.
One big obstacle did not hinder him from releasing this song. It took one year for
Gnash to gather up enough resources to produce the song himself. Surprisingly, the
song was
Music had been around for ages. It has revolutionized the way humans
communicate emotions or ideas through sequence of tunes, ranging from one key
signature to another. Overtime, music has evolved from having strict composition
rules, which are classical, to multiple genres that puts no limit to a composer s
creativity. Back then, only one type of music generally rule the music industry, but
today, there are countless types of music a person can explore and relate to. The song
I Hate U I Love U by Gnash was released February 17, 2016 (Wikipedia). The lyrics
was inspired by a very sensitive topic about a specific stage of a relationship; the
break up. The entirety of this track revolves around the emotional rollercoaster of
what maleand femaleusually experience after being separated from someone they
have committed themselves to. It illustrates the confusion that occurs during the
latter days of a relationship, the discord during the initially agreement of separation
and the disturbance it causes to one s personal life after the separation. Listeners of
this song were instantly captivated by the fluidity of the musical patterns and its
relatable lyrics. Gnash recorded this song with Olivia O Brien on 2015. He was not
able to release the music due to an issue that arose between him and his producer.
One big obstacle did not hinder him from releasing this song. It took one year for
Gnash to gather up enough resources to produce the song himself. Surprisingly, the
song was
Imagery Depicted Through T.S. Eliot s The Hollow Men
Essay
The imagery depicted in T.S. Eliot s poem quot;The Hollow Men quot; evokes a
sense of desolate hopelessness and lends to Eliot s generally cynical view of
civilization during this period in history. A reaction of deep and profound
disappointment in mankind around him is made evident in this stark work, first
published in 1925. In this short piece, Eliotenumerates several deep faults he finds in
his fellowman, including hypocrisy, apathy and indifference, and leaves the reader
with a feeling of overwhelming emptiness. An important feature of this poem is the
fact that the narration of the poem is in first person.
This establishes Eliot s and the readers relationship to the images and ideas presented.
When the poem begins quot;We are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Eliot then mentions the dead, calling them quot;Those who have crossed...to death s
other kingdom. quot; These people are made real by Eliot s repeated mention of their
eyes. He refers to them first as making their crossing into death with quot;direct eyes,
quot; meaning that they faced and succumbed to death, unable to turn away. Also he
states they have quot;eyes I dare not meet in dreams, quot; indicating that this
narrator fears addressing death, either his own or those who have quot;crossed. quot;
Later in the poem, in part IV, Eliot returns to the eyes imagery with quot;The eyes are
not here/There are no eyes here. quot; The absence of eyes, here, indicates Eliot s
condemnation of indifference among those still living to the fate of the dead.
Further into section IV he presents quot;The hope only/Of empty men quot; as
being when and if quot;The eyes reappear/ As the perpetual star. quot; Here Eliot
calls for an opening of eyes and cessation of apathy and indifference to these
deaths. The idea of being afraid to face death and feeling guilt over the deaths of
others contributes to the full explanation of what Eliot means by quot;hollow men.
quot; Besides being afraid to face the eyes of the dead, just as the criminal cannot
face the eyes of his victim, this narrator also expresses a desire to hide from death
itself. When he wishes to quot;also wear/Such deliberate disguises/Rat s coat,
crowskin, crossed staves/In a field/Behaving as the wind
Essay
The imagery depicted in T.S. Eliot s poem quot;The Hollow Men quot; evokes a
sense of desolate hopelessness and lends to Eliot s generally cynical view of
civilization during this period in history. A reaction of deep and profound
disappointment in mankind around him is made evident in this stark work, first
published in 1925. In this short piece, Eliotenumerates several deep faults he finds in
his fellowman, including hypocrisy, apathy and indifference, and leaves the reader
with a feeling of overwhelming emptiness. An important feature of this poem is the
fact that the narration of the poem is in first person.
This establishes Eliot s and the readers relationship to the images and ideas presented.
When the poem begins quot;We are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Eliot then mentions the dead, calling them quot;Those who have crossed...to death s
other kingdom. quot; These people are made real by Eliot s repeated mention of their
eyes. He refers to them first as making their crossing into death with quot;direct eyes,
quot; meaning that they faced and succumbed to death, unable to turn away. Also he
states they have quot;eyes I dare not meet in dreams, quot; indicating that this
narrator fears addressing death, either his own or those who have quot;crossed. quot;
Later in the poem, in part IV, Eliot returns to the eyes imagery with quot;The eyes are
not here/There are no eyes here. quot; The absence of eyes, here, indicates Eliot s
condemnation of indifference among those still living to the fate of the dead.
Further into section IV he presents quot;The hope only/Of empty men quot; as
being when and if quot;The eyes reappear/ As the perpetual star. quot; Here Eliot
calls for an opening of eyes and cessation of apathy and indifference to these
deaths. The idea of being afraid to face death and feeling guilt over the deaths of
others contributes to the full explanation of what Eliot means by quot;hollow men.
quot; Besides being afraid to face the eyes of the dead, just as the criminal cannot
face the eyes of his victim, this narrator also expresses a desire to hide from death
itself. When he wishes to quot;also wear/Such deliberate disguises/Rat s coat,
crowskin, crossed staves/In a field/Behaving as the wind
Barrio Boy Short Story
Barrio Boy, New Directions, and Ready For Marcos What drives people to
undertake missions? For example, Ernesto wanted to learn english, go to school,
and not give up so Ernesto came to America to go to school, learn english, and not
give up. Annie Johnson did not give up and Annie made her own business and
without this business Annie would not have money and would not be able to handle
her childrens. Monica had more responsibilities to do because Monica wanted a
little brother. Individuals are driven to undertake missions because for example one
of the motivation of the first story was to learn english and go to school and be
successful, another motivation was to make money to support a family, and the last
motivation was that someone wanted a little brother. The first story I chose out of
all the three stories that I chose was Barrio Boy by Ernesto Galarza. This story
relates to my thesis statement because Ernesto wanted to learn english and go to
school so he came to America from Mexicowith his mother. The first thing that
Ernesto did to success was that he emigrated to America from Mexico with his
mother. Then, he went to school in America because he wanted to learn english. For
example, the evidence in paragraph three it states up to this point the adventure of
enrolling me in school had been carefully rehearsed . Also, in paragraph three it says
they assured us that there was always a person who could speak spanish . Another,
evidence in paragraph 14 it
Barrio Boy, New Directions, and Ready For Marcos What drives people to
undertake missions? For example, Ernesto wanted to learn english, go to school,
and not give up so Ernesto came to America to go to school, learn english, and not
give up. Annie Johnson did not give up and Annie made her own business and
without this business Annie would not have money and would not be able to handle
her childrens. Monica had more responsibilities to do because Monica wanted a
little brother. Individuals are driven to undertake missions because for example one
of the motivation of the first story was to learn english and go to school and be
successful, another motivation was to make money to support a family, and the last
motivation was that someone wanted a little brother. The first story I chose out of
all the three stories that I chose was Barrio Boy by Ernesto Galarza. This story
relates to my thesis statement because Ernesto wanted to learn english and go to
school so he came to America from Mexicowith his mother. The first thing that
Ernesto did to success was that he emigrated to America from Mexico with his
mother. Then, he went to school in America because he wanted to learn english. For
example, the evidence in paragraph three it states up to this point the adventure of
enrolling me in school had been carefully rehearsed . Also, in paragraph three it says
they assured us that there was always a person who could speak spanish . Another,
evidence in paragraph 14 it
The Decomposition Of Soil Organic Matter
The decomposition of soil organic matter (SOM), or plant litter, by soil organisms,
influences soil chemistry and its physical properties. The breakdown rate of SOM
affects plant nutrient availability, the moisture holding capacity of soils, soil
structure and the biological activity of soil organisms.01 According to the Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), these microorganisms carry
out processes that are essential for soilhealth and biodiversity, performing vital
functions in the soil, such as soil fertility, plant growth, maintaining soil structure,
soil resilience and carbon storage. 01 There are three biogeochemical cycles that are
essential to life carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) and have been the focus
of many studies, which have found organic C, N, P and sulfur (S) to be strongly
related. Having a better understanding of this soil ecosystem, including processes and
the C N P S stoichiometry of SOM , is important to shedding light on the nature of
nutrient limitation in terrestrial ecosystems. Furthermore, it has applications to the
capture of the benefits of soil biological activity for sustainable and productive
agriculture and to the reduction of negative impacts from human intervention (FAO).
01
When I first arrived at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH) in Lancaster,
United Kingdom, I had limited knowledge of the implications of nutrient cycling in
soils and waters. Although I was no stranger to environmental
The decomposition of soil organic matter (SOM), or plant litter, by soil organisms,
influences soil chemistry and its physical properties. The breakdown rate of SOM
affects plant nutrient availability, the moisture holding capacity of soils, soil
structure and the biological activity of soil organisms.01 According to the Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), these microorganisms carry
out processes that are essential for soilhealth and biodiversity, performing vital
functions in the soil, such as soil fertility, plant growth, maintaining soil structure,
soil resilience and carbon storage. 01 There are three biogeochemical cycles that are
essential to life carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) and have been the focus
of many studies, which have found organic C, N, P and sulfur (S) to be strongly
related. Having a better understanding of this soil ecosystem, including processes and
the C N P S stoichiometry of SOM , is important to shedding light on the nature of
nutrient limitation in terrestrial ecosystems. Furthermore, it has applications to the
capture of the benefits of soil biological activity for sustainable and productive
agriculture and to the reduction of negative impacts from human intervention (FAO).
01
When I first arrived at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH) in Lancaster,
United Kingdom, I had limited knowledge of the implications of nutrient cycling in
soils and waters. Although I was no stranger to environmental
Green Film Dino Flatulence
Red ties are marine phenomenon in which water is stained a red, brown, or
yellowish color because of the temporary abundance of a particular species of
pigmented dinoflagellates (these events are known as blooms ). They also
photosynthesize and it is their photosynthetic pigments that can tint the water during
blooms. Dinoflagellate are common and widespread. Under appropriate
environmental conditions, various species can grow very rapidly, causing red tides.
Red tides occur in all marine regions with a temperate or warmer climate. The green
film Dino Flatulence is often masked by red pigments that help trap light energy.
Under certain conditions water is warm and rich of nutrients a dyno flagella
population explosion occurs. These microorganisms
Red ties are marine phenomenon in which water is stained a red, brown, or
yellowish color because of the temporary abundance of a particular species of
pigmented dinoflagellates (these events are known as blooms ). They also
photosynthesize and it is their photosynthetic pigments that can tint the water during
blooms. Dinoflagellate are common and widespread. Under appropriate
environmental conditions, various species can grow very rapidly, causing red tides.
Red tides occur in all marine regions with a temperate or warmer climate. The green
film Dino Flatulence is often masked by red pigments that help trap light energy.
Under certain conditions water is warm and rich of nutrients a dyno flagella
population explosion occurs. These microorganisms
The School Secondary School Curriculum
Teaching students to invest is investing in the future
Train A and train B are traveling on parallel tracks, going in the same direction.
Train A is going 60mph and train B is going 80mph. The reason this may seem
familiar is because it is a homework problem that appears before many students as a
critical thinking question, as if calculating train speeds will be relevant in students
futures. Contrastingly, financial literacy homework is rarely taught directly to
students in school, despite it being essential for present day survival. If managing
money is more of a relevant skill than calculating train speeds, why is the latter
mandatory to learn while the former is not? That being said, in order to prepare
students for managing their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, learning about dealing with money steers adolescents towards more
financially secure and
Guo 2stress reduced futures. The current secondary school curriculum of Ontario
should be improved by implementation of mandatory financial literacy courses, as
managing money is vital for high school students.
In current society, teenagers face impending financial responsibilities regarding post
secondary loans and jobs, and the majority will be heading into these obligations
without sufficient education. 6,800 twelfth grade students completed the 2008
Jumpstart Coalition survey of financial literacy, correctly answering an average of
48.3 percent of all questions, the lowest ever recorded, while in 1997, an average of
57.3 percent of the questions was answered correctly by twelfth graders, 9 percent
more than 11 years later ( The Financial Literacy of Young American Adults ). The
survey questioned students understanding of credit cards, bank loans and investment,
much of which was foreign to these young adults. It is irrefutable to say that money
in society becomes increasingly important as time progresses, so ideally, knowledge
of it should also be increasing. Instead, it is decreasing, suggesting that as the world
becomes more financially complex, students are less understanding of the concepts,
which will likely
Teaching students to invest is investing in the future
Train A and train B are traveling on parallel tracks, going in the same direction.
Train A is going 60mph and train B is going 80mph. The reason this may seem
familiar is because it is a homework problem that appears before many students as a
critical thinking question, as if calculating train speeds will be relevant in students
futures. Contrastingly, financial literacy homework is rarely taught directly to
students in school, despite it being essential for present day survival. If managing
money is more of a relevant skill than calculating train speeds, why is the latter
mandatory to learn while the former is not? That being said, in order to prepare
students for managing their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, learning about dealing with money steers adolescents towards more
financially secure and
Guo 2stress reduced futures. The current secondary school curriculum of Ontario
should be improved by implementation of mandatory financial literacy courses, as
managing money is vital for high school students.
In current society, teenagers face impending financial responsibilities regarding post
secondary loans and jobs, and the majority will be heading into these obligations
without sufficient education. 6,800 twelfth grade students completed the 2008
Jumpstart Coalition survey of financial literacy, correctly answering an average of
48.3 percent of all questions, the lowest ever recorded, while in 1997, an average of
57.3 percent of the questions was answered correctly by twelfth graders, 9 percent
more than 11 years later ( The Financial Literacy of Young American Adults ). The
survey questioned students understanding of credit cards, bank loans and investment,
much of which was foreign to these young adults. It is irrefutable to say that money
in society becomes increasingly important as time progresses, so ideally, knowledge
of it should also be increasing. Instead, it is decreasing, suggesting that as the world
becomes more financially complex, students are less understanding of the concepts,
which will likely
Quit Claim Deed Summary
Dr. Weekley, 1. Here is the latest update. According to the Buyer, someone from
his closing attorney s firm has reviewed the Quite Claim Bill of Sale. Upon review,
the closing attorney s firm is stating that the document does not meet the criteria of
a Quit Claim Deed. FORTUNATELY, the closing attorney s firm (once the
property is under contract) can email a copy of Quit Claim Deed directly to your
ex wife and she can sign it front of public notary (and likely front of non related
witnesses as well the closing attorney s firm should later give further signing
instruction) and she can simply overnight it back to the closing attorney s office.
That being said, this concludes what needs to be done in regards to a Quit Claim
Deed. Therefore,
Dr. Weekley, 1. Here is the latest update. According to the Buyer, someone from
his closing attorney s firm has reviewed the Quite Claim Bill of Sale. Upon review,
the closing attorney s firm is stating that the document does not meet the criteria of
a Quit Claim Deed. FORTUNATELY, the closing attorney s firm (once the
property is under contract) can email a copy of Quit Claim Deed directly to your
ex wife and she can sign it front of public notary (and likely front of non related
witnesses as well the closing attorney s firm should later give further signing
instruction) and she can simply overnight it back to the closing attorney s office.
That being said, this concludes what needs to be done in regards to a Quit Claim
Deed. Therefore,
A Brief Note On Random Forest Tree Based Approach It
Uses...
COMPARISON OF CLASSIFIERS
CLASSIFIERCATEGORYDESCRIPTIONREFERENCE
Naive BayesProbability based classifierThis classifier is derived from NaГ Їve Bayes
conditional probability. This is suitable for datasets having less number of
attributes.[5]
Bayesian NetProbability based classifierNetwork of nodes based on NaГ Їve Bayes
classifier is termed as Bayesian Net. This can be applied to larger datasets as
compared to NaГ Їve Bayes. [9]
Decision Tree (J48)Tree based approachIt is enhanced version of C 4.5 algorithm and
used ID3.[15]
Random ForestTree based approachIt is also a decision tree based approach but have
more accuracy as compared to J48.[15]
Random TreeTree based approachIt generates a tree by randomly selecting branches
from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a similar development leads rules extraction techniques to make poorer sets of rules.
DT algorithms perform a variety method of nominal attributes and can t handle
continuous ones directly. As result, an outsized variety of ml and applied math
techniques will solely be applied to information sets composed entirely of nominal
variables. However, an awfully giant proportion of real information sets embrace
continuous variables: that s variables measured at the interval or magnitude relation
level. One answer to the present drawback is to partition numeric variables into
variety of sub ranges and treat every such sub range as a class. This method of
partitioning continuous variables into classes is sometimes termed discretization.
Sadly, the quantity of how to discretize a continual attribute is infinite. Discretization
could be a potential long bottleneck, since the variety of attainable discretization is
exponential within the number of interval threshold candidates at intervals the
domain [14]. The goal of discretization is to seek out a collection of cut points to
partition the range into a little variety of intervals that have sensible category
coherence, that is sometimes measured by an analysis operate. Additionally to the
maximization of reciprocality between category labels and attribute values, a perfect
discretization technique
Uses...
COMPARISON OF CLASSIFIERS
CLASSIFIERCATEGORYDESCRIPTIONREFERENCE
Naive BayesProbability based classifierThis classifier is derived from NaГ Їve Bayes
conditional probability. This is suitable for datasets having less number of
attributes.[5]
Bayesian NetProbability based classifierNetwork of nodes based on NaГ Їve Bayes
classifier is termed as Bayesian Net. This can be applied to larger datasets as
compared to NaГ Їve Bayes. [9]
Decision Tree (J48)Tree based approachIt is enhanced version of C 4.5 algorithm and
used ID3.[15]
Random ForestTree based approachIt is also a decision tree based approach but have
more accuracy as compared to J48.[15]
Random TreeTree based approachIt generates a tree by randomly selecting branches
from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a similar development leads rules extraction techniques to make poorer sets of rules.
DT algorithms perform a variety method of nominal attributes and can t handle
continuous ones directly. As result, an outsized variety of ml and applied math
techniques will solely be applied to information sets composed entirely of nominal
variables. However, an awfully giant proportion of real information sets embrace
continuous variables: that s variables measured at the interval or magnitude relation
level. One answer to the present drawback is to partition numeric variables into
variety of sub ranges and treat every such sub range as a class. This method of
partitioning continuous variables into classes is sometimes termed discretization.
Sadly, the quantity of how to discretize a continual attribute is infinite. Discretization
could be a potential long bottleneck, since the variety of attainable discretization is
exponential within the number of interval threshold candidates at intervals the
domain [14]. The goal of discretization is to seek out a collection of cut points to
partition the range into a little variety of intervals that have sensible category
coherence, that is sometimes measured by an analysis operate. Additionally to the
maximization of reciprocality between category labels and attribute values, a perfect
discretization technique
Sample Case Management Action Plan
Case Management Action Plan
The purpose of a Case Management Plan is to assist in the patient s transition from
the hospital to independent living at home. The case manager creates a plan for the
patient that is personalized, often the patient and caregiver/family member are
involved in creating the plan. Using the services the patient and caregiver has chosen,
a summary of issues, goals, and strategies are created to achieve the desired outcome.
The case management plan is usually conducted during the initial case management
assessment and is updated as the patient s needs change. A new assessment and plan
must be created if any significant changes occur with the patient s health. The patient
and or caregiver must agree to any changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Doe will be referred to the following outpatient services in Jacksonville, FL for
assistance with dyspnea and fatigue; Brooks Rehabilitation, Home Watch Caregivers,
and UF Health Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Brooks Rehabilitation offers a
Cardiac Disease Management Program that works through the case management
action plan to ensure the patient is managing his condition. Brooks Home Care
Advantage Physical Therapy offers patient s world class care to help them achieve
full mobility and independence (Brooks Rehabilitation, 2014). Home Watch
Caregivers offer support for patients living alone with chronic health conditions. The
personalized care plans will be implemented to meet the goals of the case
management action plan and encourage the patient to commit to a healthier lifestyle.
The Home Watch Caregiver Heart Disease service provides weight monitoring,
assistance with ADL s, and housekeeping, just to name a few. The primary goal is to
help the patient to become as independent as possible and reduce unnecessary trips to
the hospital (Home Watch Caregivers, n.d.). The goal of UF Health Cardiac
Rehabilitation is to limit the effects of cardiac illnesses/conditions. Services offered
by the facility include monitored exercise training and weekly education on the
following: heart disease, smoking cessation, weight management, blood pressure
control, improving strength and stamina, and stress management (UF Health
Jacksonville,
Case Management Action Plan
The purpose of a Case Management Plan is to assist in the patient s transition from
the hospital to independent living at home. The case manager creates a plan for the
patient that is personalized, often the patient and caregiver/family member are
involved in creating the plan. Using the services the patient and caregiver has chosen,
a summary of issues, goals, and strategies are created to achieve the desired outcome.
The case management plan is usually conducted during the initial case management
assessment and is updated as the patient s needs change. A new assessment and plan
must be created if any significant changes occur with the patient s health. The patient
and or caregiver must agree to any changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Doe will be referred to the following outpatient services in Jacksonville, FL for
assistance with dyspnea and fatigue; Brooks Rehabilitation, Home Watch Caregivers,
and UF Health Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Brooks Rehabilitation offers a
Cardiac Disease Management Program that works through the case management
action plan to ensure the patient is managing his condition. Brooks Home Care
Advantage Physical Therapy offers patient s world class care to help them achieve
full mobility and independence (Brooks Rehabilitation, 2014). Home Watch
Caregivers offer support for patients living alone with chronic health conditions. The
personalized care plans will be implemented to meet the goals of the case
management action plan and encourage the patient to commit to a healthier lifestyle.
The Home Watch Caregiver Heart Disease service provides weight monitoring,
assistance with ADL s, and housekeeping, just to name a few. The primary goal is to
help the patient to become as independent as possible and reduce unnecessary trips to
the hospital (Home Watch Caregivers, n.d.). The goal of UF Health Cardiac
Rehabilitation is to limit the effects of cardiac illnesses/conditions. Services offered
by the facility include monitored exercise training and weekly education on the
following: heart disease, smoking cessation, weight management, blood pressure
control, improving strength and stamina, and stress management (UF Health
Jacksonville,
Types Of Interrogation Techniques Employed By Police
And...
There are many types of interrogation techniques employed by police and federal
investigative agencies as well as the various branches of the military. Hirn Mueller,
Schreiber Compo, Molina, Bryon, and Pimentel (2015) studied tactics including
suggestive questions, heavy use of yes/no questions, rapid fire questions, and
complex questions. Madon, Guyll, Scherr, Greathouse, and Wells (2012) looked at
how the length of the interview plays a part in interrogations. Our results suggest that
suspects who expect a lengthy interrogationmay be particularly susceptible to the
influence of proximal consequences and, accordingly, may be more likely to confess
than are suspects who do not expect a lengthy interrogation (Madon et al., 2012, p.
11).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1).
Over the years, history has shown that innocent people have provided false
confessions and been convicted of crimes after being subjected to the use of the
aforementioned interrogation techniques. As a result, interrogation methods are
being questioned (Kassin et al., 2010). In the extraordinary 1932 case of Brown v.
Mississippi, three Black tenant farmers confessed to murder after they were
brutally whipped with a steel studded leather belt beatings that would continue, the
men were told, unless they confessed, (Kassin, 1997, p. 225). The well publicized
case of the Central Park Five, a group of young men who were convicted and
sentenced to extensive prison terms for the beating and rape of a woman New York
City s Central Park, is another example. Controversy arose when, years after the
crime was committed and the men were convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison
terms, another man came forward and confessed to the crime, forcing the court to re
examine the original convictions. This investigation determined that the suspects
were coerced into providing false confessions and they were subsequently released, as
a result of People v. Wise (2002).
The Innocence Project states that of the 300 wrongful convictions overturned in the
United States, about 35% involved a false confession (False Confessions, 2015).
Additionally, there are a number of reasons people are compelled to give false
confessions. Some of these include intimidation of the interviewee through
And...
There are many types of interrogation techniques employed by police and federal
investigative agencies as well as the various branches of the military. Hirn Mueller,
Schreiber Compo, Molina, Bryon, and Pimentel (2015) studied tactics including
suggestive questions, heavy use of yes/no questions, rapid fire questions, and
complex questions. Madon, Guyll, Scherr, Greathouse, and Wells (2012) looked at
how the length of the interview plays a part in interrogations. Our results suggest that
suspects who expect a lengthy interrogationmay be particularly susceptible to the
influence of proximal consequences and, accordingly, may be more likely to confess
than are suspects who do not expect a lengthy interrogation (Madon et al., 2012, p.
11).... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1).
Over the years, history has shown that innocent people have provided false
confessions and been convicted of crimes after being subjected to the use of the
aforementioned interrogation techniques. As a result, interrogation methods are
being questioned (Kassin et al., 2010). In the extraordinary 1932 case of Brown v.
Mississippi, three Black tenant farmers confessed to murder after they were
brutally whipped with a steel studded leather belt beatings that would continue, the
men were told, unless they confessed, (Kassin, 1997, p. 225). The well publicized
case of the Central Park Five, a group of young men who were convicted and
sentenced to extensive prison terms for the beating and rape of a woman New York
City s Central Park, is another example. Controversy arose when, years after the
crime was committed and the men were convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison
terms, another man came forward and confessed to the crime, forcing the court to re
examine the original convictions. This investigation determined that the suspects
were coerced into providing false confessions and they were subsequently released, as
a result of People v. Wise (2002).
The Innocence Project states that of the 300 wrongful convictions overturned in the
United States, about 35% involved a false confession (False Confessions, 2015).
Additionally, there are a number of reasons people are compelled to give false
confessions. Some of these include intimidation of the interviewee through
The Importance Of Spaying And Neuter Your Pets
At Crescent Springs Animal Hospital, they understand that your pets are part of the
family. As a full service animal hospital in Crescent Springs, KY, they are dedicated
to providing the best and most extensive medical care for your pets. Their treatment
options include standard services like vaccinations, wellness exams, and emergency
care, as well as more specialized services like petdental care, laser therapy, and
behavioral counseling. However, despite how thorough they are, at the top of their
most important medical services are spaying and neutering.
While the thought of having a full house of puppies or kittens can be delightful, the
reality is actually quite dreary.
Why it s Important to Spay Neuter Your Pets
It s no secret there s an animal overpopulation problem in the United States, one that
results in about 2.7 million shelter animals being euthanized every year. By spaying
and neutering your pet, you ll help keep the number of shelter animals down. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Spayed females will not go into heat, so they won t be howling during breeding
season or urinating on everything. As for neutered males, they ll be less aggressive
and more likely to stay home because they won t feel the need to look for a mate.
Beyond behavior, spaying and neutering has also been shown to reduce the likelihood
of certain infections and cancers.
What it Means to Spay Neuter Your Pets
Simply put, spaying and neutering are surgeries meant to prevent reproduction.
Spaying involves removing the ovaries and uterus of a female animal, while
neutering means to remove the testicles of a male.
When You Should Spay Neuter Your Pets
Ideally, your pets should undergo the surgeries when they re still young. For
females it s best to do this before her first heat, and for males, sometime before they
are six months old. However, if you adopt an older pet, you ll still be able to get them
spayed and
At Crescent Springs Animal Hospital, they understand that your pets are part of the
family. As a full service animal hospital in Crescent Springs, KY, they are dedicated
to providing the best and most extensive medical care for your pets. Their treatment
options include standard services like vaccinations, wellness exams, and emergency
care, as well as more specialized services like petdental care, laser therapy, and
behavioral counseling. However, despite how thorough they are, at the top of their
most important medical services are spaying and neutering.
While the thought of having a full house of puppies or kittens can be delightful, the
reality is actually quite dreary.
Why it s Important to Spay Neuter Your Pets
It s no secret there s an animal overpopulation problem in the United States, one that
results in about 2.7 million shelter animals being euthanized every year. By spaying
and neutering your pet, you ll help keep the number of shelter animals down. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Spayed females will not go into heat, so they won t be howling during breeding
season or urinating on everything. As for neutered males, they ll be less aggressive
and more likely to stay home because they won t feel the need to look for a mate.
Beyond behavior, spaying and neutering has also been shown to reduce the likelihood
of certain infections and cancers.
What it Means to Spay Neuter Your Pets
Simply put, spaying and neutering are surgeries meant to prevent reproduction.
Spaying involves removing the ovaries and uterus of a female animal, while
neutering means to remove the testicles of a male.
When You Should Spay Neuter Your Pets
Ideally, your pets should undergo the surgeries when they re still young. For
females it s best to do this before her first heat, and for males, sometime before they
are six months old. However, if you adopt an older pet, you ll still be able to get them
spayed and
What Is The Difference Between Jane Addams And The Hull
House
Jane Addams and the Hull House: The Hull House was opened in 1889, which was
settlement house run by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. It was located on the
Near West Side of Chicago. The Hull House was important because it was located in
a poor area yet it provided services which included kindergarten, music school, and
the Hull Houseeven had a theater and gymnasium in it.
Jane Addams, not necessarily the Hull House, was mentioned in the book. Jane had
attended the World s Fair. (WHAT ELSE)
Frederick Law Olmsted: Olmsted was born in 1822. He is known to be the founder
of American landscape architecture. If it wasn t for Olmsted nothing would be
designed and beautifully equipped with flowers and bushes.
Frederick Law Olmstead was an important character in the World s Fair story.
Omsted was hired to be the landscape artist but later declined because he was unable
to get anything done because Burnham and his team was behind schedule. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Willard and her family moved to Illinois so her brother could attend biblical school.
Willard was the founder of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union. She also
encouraged equal work, eight hour workdays, and women s right. These are ideas
and guidelines that are still used today.
Willard was important in the World s Fair story due to her work rights that she
believed in. Burnham had to limit some of the work workers were able to due
because of unions that made him agree to certain hour days, just like Willard
believed in. (IS THAT RIGHT ABOUT THE HOUR
House
Jane Addams and the Hull House: The Hull House was opened in 1889, which was
settlement house run by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. It was located on the
Near West Side of Chicago. The Hull House was important because it was located in
a poor area yet it provided services which included kindergarten, music school, and
the Hull Houseeven had a theater and gymnasium in it.
Jane Addams, not necessarily the Hull House, was mentioned in the book. Jane had
attended the World s Fair. (WHAT ELSE)
Frederick Law Olmsted: Olmsted was born in 1822. He is known to be the founder
of American landscape architecture. If it wasn t for Olmsted nothing would be
designed and beautifully equipped with flowers and bushes.
Frederick Law Olmstead was an important character in the World s Fair story.
Omsted was hired to be the landscape artist but later declined because he was unable
to get anything done because Burnham and his team was behind schedule. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Willard and her family moved to Illinois so her brother could attend biblical school.
Willard was the founder of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union. She also
encouraged equal work, eight hour workdays, and women s right. These are ideas
and guidelines that are still used today.
Willard was important in the World s Fair story due to her work rights that she
believed in. Burnham had to limit some of the work workers were able to due
because of unions that made him agree to certain hour days, just like Willard
believed in. (IS THAT RIGHT ABOUT THE HOUR
Analysis Of The Secret Life Of Bees By Sue Monk Kidd
The Secret Life Of Bees, written by Sue Monk Kidd, should be considered a
classic because of its unique way of relating the characters and the story line to the
reader s emotions and to history. In The Secret Life Of Bees and all books
descriptive detail and skillful writing is crucial. The principle reason this story is a
classic is because of how Sue Monk Kidd was able to use a metaphor throughout the
entire story. Bees represent society and life and without help from other bees and the
queen bee, the hive dies an incredible and unique way to show the readers the
importance of appreciating life. Classicsneed numerous features to be considered one
of the highest quality, and The Secret LifeOf Bees has very many. Italo Calvino,
Nelson... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ВЁ Books are uniquely suited to helping us change our relationship to the rhythms
and habits of daily life in this world of endless connectivity.ВЁ This passage helps
us understand yet another reason why The Secret Life Of Bees should be
considered a classic. It says ВЁ... uniquely suited to helping us to the rhythms and
habits of daily life...ВЁ , just like Italo Calvino said classics need to have a way of
influencing and relating to readers, this article says it is necessary for classics to
be able to teach readers something by bringing them into the story. The passage I
recognized those ideas in the novel of The Secret Life Of Bees was when August
and Lily were taking care of the bees. That section of the book intrigued me and
added to my life because of the dialogue, setting, and mood. Along with the first
article citation from the Wall Street Journal, a second fragment of the article goes
along with my point . ВЁ People have always received life guiding wisdom from
certain types...(of books)ВЁ Italo Calvino and Nelson Lowhim both agree in saying
classics have to teach the reader something and there has to be a moral to the story.
In The Secret Life Of Bees , many bits of the book had the ability to teach readers
important lessons. В ґВЁI remembered how IВ ґd visited Our Lady in the middle of
the night, how I d placed my hand on
The Secret Life Of Bees, written by Sue Monk Kidd, should be considered a
classic because of its unique way of relating the characters and the story line to the
reader s emotions and to history. In The Secret Life Of Bees and all books
descriptive detail and skillful writing is crucial. The principle reason this story is a
classic is because of how Sue Monk Kidd was able to use a metaphor throughout the
entire story. Bees represent society and life and without help from other bees and the
queen bee, the hive dies an incredible and unique way to show the readers the
importance of appreciating life. Classicsneed numerous features to be considered one
of the highest quality, and The Secret LifeOf Bees has very many. Italo Calvino,
Nelson... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ВЁ Books are uniquely suited to helping us change our relationship to the rhythms
and habits of daily life in this world of endless connectivity.ВЁ This passage helps
us understand yet another reason why The Secret Life Of Bees should be
considered a classic. It says ВЁ... uniquely suited to helping us to the rhythms and
habits of daily life...ВЁ , just like Italo Calvino said classics need to have a way of
influencing and relating to readers, this article says it is necessary for classics to
be able to teach readers something by bringing them into the story. The passage I
recognized those ideas in the novel of The Secret Life Of Bees was when August
and Lily were taking care of the bees. That section of the book intrigued me and
added to my life because of the dialogue, setting, and mood. Along with the first
article citation from the Wall Street Journal, a second fragment of the article goes
along with my point . ВЁ People have always received life guiding wisdom from
certain types...(of books)ВЁ Italo Calvino and Nelson Lowhim both agree in saying
classics have to teach the reader something and there has to be a moral to the story.
In The Secret Life Of Bees , many bits of the book had the ability to teach readers
important lessons. В ґВЁI remembered how IВ ґd visited Our Lady in the middle of
the night, how I d placed my hand on
The Importance Of Nature And Nurture And Self-System...
A child s temperament and their environment together determine wither or not
healthy development is reached. Nature and nurture are partners in how developing
people interact with the surrounding environment (Shonkoff Phillips, 2012). The
question is no longer nurture versus nature but rather nurture through nature
(Shonkoff Phillips, 2012). Since parentingand other environmental factors have the
ability to offset temperament difficulties, it is important for parents to understand
how to interpret their child s emotions and help them work through them.
2.Parenting Styles
Parents have a direct impact on the development of their child. Parenting style during
infancy has an effect on the self system development in toddler and has a life long
impact on the child (Reed, 2015). The four parenting styles are authoritative,
authoritarian, permissive, and neglecting. The authoritative style of parenting has
been found to be the best for optimal development, these children have been found to
have better self control, higher self esteem, higher academic achievement, and
express more happiness (Reed, 2015). Longitudinal studies have shown that higher
levels of positive parenting techniques (such as those of authoritative parents) leads
to fewer behavioral problems, greater social competence and more positive social
outcomes for children (Danzig, et al., 2015).
When parents try to force children into behavior through coercive means they create
lingering feelings of
A child s temperament and their environment together determine wither or not
healthy development is reached. Nature and nurture are partners in how developing
people interact with the surrounding environment (Shonkoff Phillips, 2012). The
question is no longer nurture versus nature but rather nurture through nature
(Shonkoff Phillips, 2012). Since parentingand other environmental factors have the
ability to offset temperament difficulties, it is important for parents to understand
how to interpret their child s emotions and help them work through them.
2.Parenting Styles
Parents have a direct impact on the development of their child. Parenting style during
infancy has an effect on the self system development in toddler and has a life long
impact on the child (Reed, 2015). The four parenting styles are authoritative,
authoritarian, permissive, and neglecting. The authoritative style of parenting has
been found to be the best for optimal development, these children have been found to
have better self control, higher self esteem, higher academic achievement, and
express more happiness (Reed, 2015). Longitudinal studies have shown that higher
levels of positive parenting techniques (such as those of authoritative parents) leads
to fewer behavioral problems, greater social competence and more positive social
outcomes for children (Danzig, et al., 2015).
When parents try to force children into behavior through coercive means they create
lingering feelings of
What Is The Theme Of Death In The Garden Party And...
Death as a theme in literature is as old as the concept of literature itself. Experiencing
someone important to oneself dying is something most human beings can connect to.
The difference is how one perceives death and how one deals with it on an emotional
level. There are countless examples of books with different, unique interpretations of
deathbut this essay will focus on just two: Katherine Mansfield s The Garden Party
and Mary Shelley s Frankenstein. Both of these stories have main characters that
must come to terms with death but the ways they go about it and the conclusions
they come to are vastly different. Death is used as a literary device to show the
benefits of letting go and acceptance of things that people can not change in both The
Garden Party and Frankenstein by showing opposite ways one can handle death and
the results of those choices.
Death in The Garden Party evolves from being a horrible thing that happens to be a
beautiful, peaceful conclusion of someone s life. This change in perception comes to
the main character, Laura, as she matures from a child into an adult. As Laura
changes throughout the story she goes from treating death as a tragedy to accepting
it as a natural event in everyone s life. After she visits the woman whose husband
died the narrator states What did garden parties and baskets and lace frocks matter
to him? He was far from all those things (Mansfield 81). This interpretation of Laura
s feelings by the narrator shows how now she
Death as a theme in literature is as old as the concept of literature itself. Experiencing
someone important to oneself dying is something most human beings can connect to.
The difference is how one perceives death and how one deals with it on an emotional
level. There are countless examples of books with different, unique interpretations of
deathbut this essay will focus on just two: Katherine Mansfield s The Garden Party
and Mary Shelley s Frankenstein. Both of these stories have main characters that
must come to terms with death but the ways they go about it and the conclusions
they come to are vastly different. Death is used as a literary device to show the
benefits of letting go and acceptance of things that people can not change in both The
Garden Party and Frankenstein by showing opposite ways one can handle death and
the results of those choices.
Death in The Garden Party evolves from being a horrible thing that happens to be a
beautiful, peaceful conclusion of someone s life. This change in perception comes to
the main character, Laura, as she matures from a child into an adult. As Laura
changes throughout the story she goes from treating death as a tragedy to accepting
it as a natural event in everyone s life. After she visits the woman whose husband
died the narrator states What did garden parties and baskets and lace frocks matter
to him? He was far from all those things (Mansfield 81). This interpretation of Laura
s feelings by the narrator shows how now she
Timothy The Apostle
Timothy was a young disciple of the apostle Paul. He was a man of God and a pastor
of the
church of Ephesus. He was a Galation who s family lived in Lystra, his mother and
grandmother were faithful Jewish women who taught him the faith. What is so
admirable
about Timothy was that he probably saw Paul being beaten and stoned in the streets
countless times, but it didn t stop Timothy from pursuing a discipleship with the great
Apostle. His journey was rough, filled with travel and hard work. He learned so much
knowledge about taking care of the church with Paul who taught him everything he
knew
and was a great example to him his entire life. Paul looked at Timothy not only as a
very
trustworthy friend, but also as a spiritual son. He guided Timothy, showing him how
to speak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Timothy took care of Paul more than
once while he was in prison or in a different city preaching the Gospel. He earned a
trustworthy position and also a place in God word as one of the great men we have as
an
example to teach and show us how to be men and women of God. Most of the times
in the
bible we see the main person, but we fail to see his trusted friends and companions
who
served them so well and are just as important in the process as the main person in the
story.
Timothy is one of those people in the story of Paul. If it wasn t for Timothy, Paul
wouldn t
have been able to do most of the things he did for the kingdom of
Timothy was a young disciple of the apostle Paul. He was a man of God and a pastor
of the
church of Ephesus. He was a Galation who s family lived in Lystra, his mother and
grandmother were faithful Jewish women who taught him the faith. What is so
admirable
about Timothy was that he probably saw Paul being beaten and stoned in the streets
countless times, but it didn t stop Timothy from pursuing a discipleship with the great
Apostle. His journey was rough, filled with travel and hard work. He learned so much
knowledge about taking care of the church with Paul who taught him everything he
knew
and was a great example to him his entire life. Paul looked at Timothy not only as a
very
trustworthy friend, but also as a spiritual son. He guided Timothy, showing him how
to speak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Timothy took care of Paul more than
once while he was in prison or in a different city preaching the Gospel. He earned a
trustworthy position and also a place in God word as one of the great men we have as
an
example to teach and show us how to be men and women of God. Most of the times
in the
bible we see the main person, but we fail to see his trusted friends and companions
who
served them so well and are just as important in the process as the main person in the
story.
Timothy is one of those people in the story of Paul. If it wasn t for Timothy, Paul
wouldn t
have been able to do most of the things he did for the kingdom of
Portia De Ross Research Papers
Who is Portia de Rossi?
Portia de Rossi is a famous Australian and American actress, model, and
philanthropist. She is best known for her roles as lawyer Nelle Porter on the
American television series Ally McBeal for which she won a Screen Actors Guild
Award in 1999.
Rossi was born on 31st of January in the year of 1973, in Horsham, Victoria,
Australia. She was born as Portia Lee James DeGeneres to her parents: father Barry
Rogers and mother Margaret who is a Medical Receptionist. She grew up in
Geelong, Australia. When she was only 9 years old, her father died and with
Margaret struggling to provide for de Rossi and her brother, the 11 year old girl
embarked upon a career in the entertainment industry, working as a model and an
actress in TV ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And now she has achieved everything in the world of media, i.e. money, fame,
appreciation, and love. Portia de Rossi has earned enormous net worth and
handsome salary. According to some sources, Portia de Rossi net worth is estimated
around $ 25 million and her annual salary is $ 3 million.
Is Portia de Rossi is married? Who is her husband?
The gorgeous lady, Portia de Rossi is already married. Portia de Rossi got married
to comedian and television host Ellen DeGeneres. The two first met when de Rossi
was a cast member of Ally McBeal and dated for 4 years. Then in 2008, Portia de
Rossi married to Ellen and publicly announced her sexual orientation. Before that, in
2000, photos of the actress with her then partner, female singer Francesca Gregorini,
were leaked to the public, creating speculation surrounding her sexual orientation.
Height and salary
Rossi is a tall woman who got the height 5 feet 7 inches. She has got the weight of
52 kg which perfectly matches with her height. She is absolutely beautiful and has a
sexy curvy figure with the body measurement of 33 24 35 inches. She has Blue color
Eye and Blonde color
Who is Portia de Rossi?
Portia de Rossi is a famous Australian and American actress, model, and
philanthropist. She is best known for her roles as lawyer Nelle Porter on the
American television series Ally McBeal for which she won a Screen Actors Guild
Award in 1999.
Rossi was born on 31st of January in the year of 1973, in Horsham, Victoria,
Australia. She was born as Portia Lee James DeGeneres to her parents: father Barry
Rogers and mother Margaret who is a Medical Receptionist. She grew up in
Geelong, Australia. When she was only 9 years old, her father died and with
Margaret struggling to provide for de Rossi and her brother, the 11 year old girl
embarked upon a career in the entertainment industry, working as a model and an
actress in TV ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And now she has achieved everything in the world of media, i.e. money, fame,
appreciation, and love. Portia de Rossi has earned enormous net worth and
handsome salary. According to some sources, Portia de Rossi net worth is estimated
around $ 25 million and her annual salary is $ 3 million.
Is Portia de Rossi is married? Who is her husband?
The gorgeous lady, Portia de Rossi is already married. Portia de Rossi got married
to comedian and television host Ellen DeGeneres. The two first met when de Rossi
was a cast member of Ally McBeal and dated for 4 years. Then in 2008, Portia de
Rossi married to Ellen and publicly announced her sexual orientation. Before that, in
2000, photos of the actress with her then partner, female singer Francesca Gregorini,
were leaked to the public, creating speculation surrounding her sexual orientation.
Height and salary
Rossi is a tall woman who got the height 5 feet 7 inches. She has got the weight of
52 kg which perfectly matches with her height. She is absolutely beautiful and has a
sexy curvy figure with the body measurement of 33 24 35 inches. She has Blue color
Eye and Blonde color
Learning Outside The Classroom Rationale Report
This report will discuss the rationale for a unit of work, combining a class trip to
Jodrell Bank. It has been planned and considered for a Year 1 class, but is adaptable
to suit any Key Stage 1 class. It concentrates on the effective teaching of the
foundation subjects, in particular, History and Art and Design, supporting the use of
Learning Outside the Classroom (LOTC).
The Department for Education and Skills (DfES) defines Learning Outside the
Classroom ( LOTC ) as ... the use of places other than the classroom for teaching and
learning (Council for Learning Outside the Classroom, 2017: online). The use of
LOTC in schools has proven to contribute to children s whole development ensuring
that they; are healthy and safe, enjoy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whilst the benefits of LOTC are clear it is important to note that it may only be
effective when relevant to the National Curriculum and planned for in the correct
context (Beames et al, 2012).
Whilst the importance and benefits of LOTC has been reported by many educational
and professional bodies in the past, it has also been noted that some schools are
reluctant to plan for LOTC due to the pressure of a packed National Curriculum and
time constraints (Maynard and Waters, 2007). However, Ofsted has addressed these
concerns, along with concerns about financial barriers and health and safety aspects,
in their report dated 2008. Suggesting that, where the LOTC activity directly related
to the curriculum and specific learning outcomes, the majority of the planning for the
trip would already be complete, reducing the demand of teachers.
Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre is a site 20 miles South of Manchester which was
initially set up by Bernard Lovell and the University of Manchester in 1945 as an
observation station to monitor the activity of cosmic rays. Today, Jodrell Bank still
operates as a leading radio astronomy facility and home to the Lovell Telescope
(Jodrell Bank online).
Whilst it could be assumed that the site would only be used for the teaching and
learning of Science due to its scientific connections, it is also an ideal site for the
teaching and learning
This report will discuss the rationale for a unit of work, combining a class trip to
Jodrell Bank. It has been planned and considered for a Year 1 class, but is adaptable
to suit any Key Stage 1 class. It concentrates on the effective teaching of the
foundation subjects, in particular, History and Art and Design, supporting the use of
Learning Outside the Classroom (LOTC).
The Department for Education and Skills (DfES) defines Learning Outside the
Classroom ( LOTC ) as ... the use of places other than the classroom for teaching and
learning (Council for Learning Outside the Classroom, 2017: online). The use of
LOTC in schools has proven to contribute to children s whole development ensuring
that they; are healthy and safe, enjoy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whilst the benefits of LOTC are clear it is important to note that it may only be
effective when relevant to the National Curriculum and planned for in the correct
context (Beames et al, 2012).
Whilst the importance and benefits of LOTC has been reported by many educational
and professional bodies in the past, it has also been noted that some schools are
reluctant to plan for LOTC due to the pressure of a packed National Curriculum and
time constraints (Maynard and Waters, 2007). However, Ofsted has addressed these
concerns, along with concerns about financial barriers and health and safety aspects,
in their report dated 2008. Suggesting that, where the LOTC activity directly related
to the curriculum and specific learning outcomes, the majority of the planning for the
trip would already be complete, reducing the demand of teachers.
Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre is a site 20 miles South of Manchester which was
initially set up by Bernard Lovell and the University of Manchester in 1945 as an
observation station to monitor the activity of cosmic rays. Today, Jodrell Bank still
operates as a leading radio astronomy facility and home to the Lovell Telescope
(Jodrell Bank online).
Whilst it could be assumed that the site would only be used for the teaching and
learning of Science due to its scientific connections, it is also an ideal site for the
teaching and learning
The Pathophysiology Of Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is a T cell mediated, autoimmune, genetic illness that targets the small
intestine in which the absorption of nutrients, particularly fats, is impaired. The
disease has been described as a permanent intolerance to ingested gluten that
damages the small intestine, characteristically inducing crypt hyperplasia and
villous atrophy, and typically resolves with removal of gluten from the diet. (AJN
34). Celiac disease appears to be more prevalent in women than in men. Genetic and
immune factors are known to play a role in its development. People that have a
family member with celiac disease and people that have autoimmune disorders are at
higher risk to develop celiac disease. This paper outlines the pathophysiology of
celiac disease, discusses signs and symptoms, the four disease types, describes testing,
treatment, addresses the differences between gluten free dietand a diet containing
gluten, the use of dietary supplements, and vitaminD status.
Most absorption of nutrients occurs in the small intestine. The mucosa of the small
intestine is arranged in microscopic folds, which in turn contain even smaller finger
like projections called villi. The cells of the villi are covered with microscopic hairs,
microvilli, projecting from the cell membrane. The folds, villi, and microvilli of the
intestinal mucosa provide a huge surface area for nutrient absorption. Cells of the
intestines are specialized to absorb different nutrients. Readily digested nutrients are
Celiac disease is a T cell mediated, autoimmune, genetic illness that targets the small
intestine in which the absorption of nutrients, particularly fats, is impaired. The
disease has been described as a permanent intolerance to ingested gluten that
damages the small intestine, characteristically inducing crypt hyperplasia and
villous atrophy, and typically resolves with removal of gluten from the diet. (AJN
34). Celiac disease appears to be more prevalent in women than in men. Genetic and
immune factors are known to play a role in its development. People that have a
family member with celiac disease and people that have autoimmune disorders are at
higher risk to develop celiac disease. This paper outlines the pathophysiology of
celiac disease, discusses signs and symptoms, the four disease types, describes testing,
treatment, addresses the differences between gluten free dietand a diet containing
gluten, the use of dietary supplements, and vitaminD status.
Most absorption of nutrients occurs in the small intestine. The mucosa of the small
intestine is arranged in microscopic folds, which in turn contain even smaller finger
like projections called villi. The cells of the villi are covered with microscopic hairs,
microvilli, projecting from the cell membrane. The folds, villi, and microvilli of the
intestinal mucosa provide a huge surface area for nutrient absorption. Cells of the
intestines are specialized to absorb different nutrients. Readily digested nutrients are
Claude Garamond Research Paper
Claude Garamond was born in 1499 in Paris, France. As an apprentice in 1510
with a printer and a Parisian punch cutter, Claude Garamond was able to specialize
in printer and typeface services to publishers. Being the first to design type,
Claude Garamond was determined to be his own publisher and use his font
designs in his works. With being a type designer, Claude Garamond made sure to
rely on his own creativity to showcase his craft as a designer as well as to be able
to discipline himself in his own work of craftsmanship. With his discipline of his
own craft, this represented a specific talent as well as catering to those of high
regards in society. Because Garamond was also in the print industry, also specializing
in punch cutting and binding, his knowledge of format was essential in addition to
his type design. In the formatting of his publishing, he ensured the layout... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regarding his highly skilled craftsmanship in his work, the royal commission
valued Claude Garamond to be one of the most important designers and punch
cutters. Being highly respected, the finest printers greatly demanded to work with
Garamond s typefaces. With being commissioned by Royalty of the French,
Claude Garamond was highly recognized by patrons that were influential and with
great wealth. Although Claude Garamond was respected and highly respected by
those with wealth and royalty, this was also part of his dissatisfaction due to being
recognized by popularity of his designs not because of him being a designer who
was able to master his crafts, not just with type. As being a pioneer in type design,
Garamond was a true innovator in his typefaces as well as being able to
compliment other typeface designs with his current typefaces. He was able to design
oblique capitals as well as italic lowercases, which made him one of the most
distinguished typeface
Claude Garamond was born in 1499 in Paris, France. As an apprentice in 1510
with a printer and a Parisian punch cutter, Claude Garamond was able to specialize
in printer and typeface services to publishers. Being the first to design type,
Claude Garamond was determined to be his own publisher and use his font
designs in his works. With being a type designer, Claude Garamond made sure to
rely on his own creativity to showcase his craft as a designer as well as to be able
to discipline himself in his own work of craftsmanship. With his discipline of his
own craft, this represented a specific talent as well as catering to those of high
regards in society. Because Garamond was also in the print industry, also specializing
in punch cutting and binding, his knowledge of format was essential in addition to
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Regarding his highly skilled craftsmanship in his work, the royal commission
valued Claude Garamond to be one of the most important designers and punch
cutters. Being highly respected, the finest printers greatly demanded to work with
Garamond s typefaces. With being commissioned by Royalty of the French,
Claude Garamond was highly recognized by patrons that were influential and with
great wealth. Although Claude Garamond was respected and highly respected by
those with wealth and royalty, this was also part of his dissatisfaction due to being
recognized by popularity of his designs not because of him being a designer who
was able to master his crafts, not just with type. As being a pioneer in type design,
Garamond was a true innovator in his typefaces as well as being able to
compliment other typeface designs with his current typefaces. He was able to design
oblique capitals as well as italic lowercases, which made him one of the most
distinguished typeface
Body Rituals Among the Nacirema Essay
Body Rituals Among the Nacirema, by Horace Miner, is an essay written about the
Nacirema, or American people, from an outsider s perspective. Miner gives an
insight on the Nacireman people, which he describes in his essay as an unknown
tribe, and the completing of the Nacireman s magical beliefs and practices, which
involve daily, involuntary body rituals that cause much pain and discomfort. Miner
shows how an outsider s perspective can affect the way a cultureis seen. In his essay,
Miner uses a tone that is formal and unbiased, which happens to be humorous at the
same time. Miner s thesis is clear, he is simply showing the reader of these practices.
It is understandable that Miner is speaking of a strange culture with rituals that...
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Miner uses great word choice throughout his essay and although some words are
unclear, such as those spelled backwards, most of Miner s essay is clear and very
understandable for any reader. Towards the end of his essay Miner describes
intercourse and methods of protection to prevent pregnancy. Miner states, Efforts
are made to avoid pregnancy by the use of magical materials or by limiting
intercourse to certain phases of the moon. This example that Miner provides is
excellent because it gives you insight on method, which almost sounds like a
cultural myth, which the Nacireman culture practice for safe sex. Miner is very
descriptive in his essay, as you see with the women and old school hair driers and
the medicine cabinets. With the other information Miner provides about the doctors,
nurses, hospitals, and medicines, it is evident the Nacireman people get sick, go to
the doctor or hospital, end up using the medication twice, and then it stays in the
medicine cabinet for a very long time. He gives the reader more than enough
information to paint a vivid and bold picture of what he is talking about. The way
Miner presents his findings of these rituals and the instruments used in these everyday
body rituals is very unique. Writing from an outsider perspective, he finds
Body Rituals Among the Nacirema, by Horace Miner, is an essay written about the
Nacirema, or American people, from an outsider s perspective. Miner gives an
insight on the Nacireman people, which he describes in his essay as an unknown
tribe, and the completing of the Nacireman s magical beliefs and practices, which
involve daily, involuntary body rituals that cause much pain and discomfort. Miner
shows how an outsider s perspective can affect the way a cultureis seen. In his essay,
Miner uses a tone that is formal and unbiased, which happens to be humorous at the
same time. Miner s thesis is clear, he is simply showing the reader of these practices.
It is understandable that Miner is speaking of a strange culture with rituals that...
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Miner uses great word choice throughout his essay and although some words are
unclear, such as those spelled backwards, most of Miner s essay is clear and very
understandable for any reader. Towards the end of his essay Miner describes
intercourse and methods of protection to prevent pregnancy. Miner states, Efforts
are made to avoid pregnancy by the use of magical materials or by limiting
intercourse to certain phases of the moon. This example that Miner provides is
excellent because it gives you insight on method, which almost sounds like a
cultural myth, which the Nacireman culture practice for safe sex. Miner is very
descriptive in his essay, as you see with the women and old school hair driers and
the medicine cabinets. With the other information Miner provides about the doctors,
nurses, hospitals, and medicines, it is evident the Nacireman people get sick, go to
the doctor or hospital, end up using the medication twice, and then it stays in the
medicine cabinet for a very long time. He gives the reader more than enough
information to paint a vivid and bold picture of what he is talking about. The way
Miner presents his findings of these rituals and the instruments used in these everyday
body rituals is very unique. Writing from an outsider perspective, he finds
Sophie Germain Gender Roles
Sophie Germain was a French physicst, mathematician, and philospher in the 17
and 18 hundreds. By breaking the gender roles during her time period she was a
pionner in elastity and number thereom. She was oppresed by her family and
community because of her gender so did not have any easy path towards success
compared to many others during her time. As an adolescent the Batille fell, forcing
her to stay indoors for long period times. Enternationg herself, she became very
interested in her fathers library wher eshe read wotk by J.E. Montucla, Etinne Bezout,
and many others. This sparked her love in Math and Science. In the beggining both
her parents were not supprtive of her becuase females were not meant to take part in
math and higher education.
Sophie Germain was a French physicst, mathematician, and philospher in the 17
and 18 hundreds. By breaking the gender roles during her time period she was a
pionner in elastity and number thereom. She was oppresed by her family and
community because of her gender so did not have any easy path towards success
compared to many others during her time. As an adolescent the Batille fell, forcing
her to stay indoors for long period times. Enternationg herself, she became very
interested in her fathers library wher eshe read wotk by J.E. Montucla, Etinne Bezout,
and many others. This sparked her love in Math and Science. In the beggining both
her parents were not supprtive of her becuase females were not meant to take part in
math and higher education.
Zoos And The Conservation Of Animals
A family is enjoying a trip to their local zoo when they stop to look at the tigers.
The child sprints over to exhibit with excitement; he notices a red sign stuck the
glass of the enclosure which reads, Endangered. Daddy, if the zoo is keeping the
tigers in a cage in order to save them, when will they let them back into the wild to
live free? Based on statistics from public zoosacross America, the unfortunate answer
to this question is a resounding Never. It has become noticeably evident that zoos are
not a current resource for the protection of rare and endangered species. Animals
should not be kept in zoos, because they fail at the conservation of animalspecies,
provide little or no education about habitat and the behavior of animals, and harm the
animals physically and mentally.
Primarily, zoos fail at the conservation of animal species. Zoos claim that certain
species would become extinct if places like zoos did not exist, but they ultimately
fail at the conservation of animal species. Animals who are endangered will likely
never be released back into natural habitats ( Zoos: Pitiful Prisons par. 9). The Author
of Captive Animal Protection Society states, Many zoos have no contact of any kind
with any reintroduction program, meaning that once the animals are introduced to
zoos, they are likely to remain there. One U.S. study found no compelling evidence
for zoos and aquariums to make the claim that they promote interest of conservation
upon conversing with
A family is enjoying a trip to their local zoo when they stop to look at the tigers.
The child sprints over to exhibit with excitement; he notices a red sign stuck the
glass of the enclosure which reads, Endangered. Daddy, if the zoo is keeping the
tigers in a cage in order to save them, when will they let them back into the wild to
live free? Based on statistics from public zoosacross America, the unfortunate answer
to this question is a resounding Never. It has become noticeably evident that zoos are
not a current resource for the protection of rare and endangered species. Animals
should not be kept in zoos, because they fail at the conservation of animalspecies,
provide little or no education about habitat and the behavior of animals, and harm the
animals physically and mentally.
Primarily, zoos fail at the conservation of animal species. Zoos claim that certain
species would become extinct if places like zoos did not exist, but they ultimately
fail at the conservation of animal species. Animals who are endangered will likely
never be released back into natural habitats ( Zoos: Pitiful Prisons par. 9). The Author
of Captive Animal Protection Society states, Many zoos have no contact of any kind
with any reintroduction program, meaning that once the animals are introduced to
zoos, they are likely to remain there. One U.S. study found no compelling evidence
for zoos and aquariums to make the claim that they promote interest of conservation
upon conversing with
Football Injuries In Football
Unlike the Greek hero Achilles, soccer players have more than one weak spot. The
lower extremities particularly the knees and ankles are most frequently affected,
but the other areas of the body are also punished by this widely played sport and are
not immune to injury. Most of these injuries are superficial, and play can be resumed
after a short layoff. Now and then, a player may suffer a more than serious injury,
which requires appropriate first aidand further expert treatment.
1.Skin Injuries
As an external protective covering of the human body, the skin is particularly
vulnerable to sports injuries. Abrasions, skin detachment or lacerations are not
uncommon on the soccer field. These skin injuries can be very painful but are
usually harmless and heal quickly with no external intervention. Larger wounds must
first be cleaned, then disinfected and eventually wrapped with a sterile dressing.
Always bear in mind that a skin injury enables germs to enter the body; therefore a
wound always presents the danger of infection.
a.Abrasions
First Aid
To reduce the risk of infection, the surface of the wound should be cleaned with a
Ringer s or saline solution. Then disinfect the wound with a gentle skin disinfectant
and cover it with a sterile, non adhesive wound dressing. Play can usually then be
resumed immediately
Therapy
Later in the healing process, an infection must be prevented. If necessary, the bandage
should be changed daily and the wound cleaned with an
Unlike the Greek hero Achilles, soccer players have more than one weak spot. The
lower extremities particularly the knees and ankles are most frequently affected,
but the other areas of the body are also punished by this widely played sport and are
not immune to injury. Most of these injuries are superficial, and play can be resumed
after a short layoff. Now and then, a player may suffer a more than serious injury,
which requires appropriate first aidand further expert treatment.
1.Skin Injuries
As an external protective covering of the human body, the skin is particularly
vulnerable to sports injuries. Abrasions, skin detachment or lacerations are not
uncommon on the soccer field. These skin injuries can be very painful but are
usually harmless and heal quickly with no external intervention. Larger wounds must
first be cleaned, then disinfected and eventually wrapped with a sterile dressing.
Always bear in mind that a skin injury enables germs to enter the body; therefore a
wound always presents the danger of infection.
a.Abrasions
First Aid
To reduce the risk of infection, the surface of the wound should be cleaned with a
Ringer s or saline solution. Then disinfect the wound with a gentle skin disinfectant
and cover it with a sterile, non adhesive wound dressing. Play can usually then be
resumed immediately
Therapy
Later in the healing process, an infection must be prevented. If necessary, the bandage
should be changed daily and the wound cleaned with an
Dangers Of Coral Reefs
As many know, coral reefs are the most beautiful, structurally complicated and diverse
marine ecosystems. Coral reefs do numerous amounts of things; for example, they
provide habitats for various types of living organisms, they protect shorelines from
storm damage, and produce and sustain white sandy beaches. Although coralreefs
look feeble, they are actually strong and durable during certain conditions. Coral
reefs are capable of recovering from brutal storms and even volcanic eruptions as
long as the dusts and sediments settle and are washed away. Before the reefs can
begin their healing process, the water condition needs to be clean and clear of all
toxins. What s killing the coral reefs then? Sadly, human enterprise is simultaneously
destroying coral reefs directly and reducing their capacity to recover (Fujita,2003).
First, we will talk about 3 major threats human enterprise has on the coral reefs. Keep
in mind that the threats mentioned are not the only threats out there. We shall then
talk about evidence against some of these topics. Last, we will talk about how these
threats towards our coral reefs affect us humans; along with ways to change our
environment.
One of the major threats of human enterprise is overfishing/harmful fishing.
According to Fujita, Overfishing is rampant in many coral reef countries, driven by
increasing demand and rising expense for coral reef fish which have become major
status symbols in the fancy restaurants of Hong Kong and other major
As many know, coral reefs are the most beautiful, structurally complicated and diverse
marine ecosystems. Coral reefs do numerous amounts of things; for example, they
provide habitats for various types of living organisms, they protect shorelines from
storm damage, and produce and sustain white sandy beaches. Although coralreefs
look feeble, they are actually strong and durable during certain conditions. Coral
reefs are capable of recovering from brutal storms and even volcanic eruptions as
long as the dusts and sediments settle and are washed away. Before the reefs can
begin their healing process, the water condition needs to be clean and clear of all
toxins. What s killing the coral reefs then? Sadly, human enterprise is simultaneously
destroying coral reefs directly and reducing their capacity to recover (Fujita,2003).
First, we will talk about 3 major threats human enterprise has on the coral reefs. Keep
in mind that the threats mentioned are not the only threats out there. We shall then
talk about evidence against some of these topics. Last, we will talk about how these
threats towards our coral reefs affect us humans; along with ways to change our
environment.
One of the major threats of human enterprise is overfishing/harmful fishing.
According to Fujita, Overfishing is rampant in many coral reef countries, driven by
increasing demand and rising expense for coral reef fish which have become major
status symbols in the fancy restaurants of Hong Kong and other major
Sacrifice and Identity Essay
Topic: Belonging to a group always involves sacrificing aspects of one s identity
Identity is the set of behavioral or personal characteristics by which an individual is
recognizable as a member of a group. Each people have their own personality, being
different and unique from other people. Even though it s different, each people have
some similarity with others that connected them together as a community or a group.
However, these groups is not open for all people, some people have to sacrifice their
aspects of identity in order to belong to the group that they want to join.
For some groups, belonging does require sacrificing individual identity and this
occurs when the groups are the dominant and require the identity of the group to ...
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There are some groups that none of us has any choice in whether we belong to
them or not. Factors such as gender, ethnicity, family and even social status are at
birth, groups that we belong to, yet cannot choose, and many of these endure
throughout life. Although family, religious beliefs and even social status can be
altered in later life, all of these groups are ones that are integral to an individual s
identity and in fact add it in life. However, as a child their influence is perhaps even
more important as in these formative years one s gender, culture, family and even
religion actively create individual identity.
As we grow as develop as individuals we begin to make choices about where we
want to find belonging. This can be seen in choices as minor as belonging to a
football club or friendship group, to more life altering choices such as being a
member of a political party or protest group such as Green peace. As individuals
make such choices they do not sacrifice their identities, but rather work to increase
and from their ever changing sense of self. Such choices can also be made after life
altering circumstances, such as when people feel a need to join victim s group or
support groups when they or a loved one contract a chronic or terminal illness.
Statement of Intention: This essay is written in formal form with the topics of
identity and belonging. With this piece of writing, the audience that I m targeting is
teenager until
Topic: Belonging to a group always involves sacrificing aspects of one s identity
Identity is the set of behavioral or personal characteristics by which an individual is
recognizable as a member of a group. Each people have their own personality, being
different and unique from other people. Even though it s different, each people have
some similarity with others that connected them together as a community or a group.
However, these groups is not open for all people, some people have to sacrifice their
aspects of identity in order to belong to the group that they want to join.
For some groups, belonging does require sacrificing individual identity and this
occurs when the groups are the dominant and require the identity of the group to ...
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There are some groups that none of us has any choice in whether we belong to
them or not. Factors such as gender, ethnicity, family and even social status are at
birth, groups that we belong to, yet cannot choose, and many of these endure
throughout life. Although family, religious beliefs and even social status can be
altered in later life, all of these groups are ones that are integral to an individual s
identity and in fact add it in life. However, as a child their influence is perhaps even
more important as in these formative years one s gender, culture, family and even
religion actively create individual identity.
As we grow as develop as individuals we begin to make choices about where we
want to find belonging. This can be seen in choices as minor as belonging to a
football club or friendship group, to more life altering choices such as being a
member of a political party or protest group such as Green peace. As individuals
make such choices they do not sacrifice their identities, but rather work to increase
and from their ever changing sense of self. Such choices can also be made after life
altering circumstances, such as when people feel a need to join victim s group or
support groups when they or a loved one contract a chronic or terminal illness.
Statement of Intention: This essay is written in formal form with the topics of
identity and belonging. With this piece of writing, the audience that I m targeting is
teenager until
Effects Of Being Mixed Race On The Rural South Essay
Effects of being Mixed Race in the Rural South The mixing of races in the rural
South was frowned upon up by society beginning as early as the start of slavery.
Although the practice of mixing races was seen as a taboo, slave owners often had
children with their slaves. The children of the slave owners and slaves were of
mixed race, known as the mulatto, having half black and half white genetics.
When races continued to be mixed, measurements were created by the Creoles of
Louisiana as a system of determining how mixed an individual was. This caste
system was used as a universal understanding of how much black a mixed person
had in their genetics. The issue of race was not simply based on the color of skin,
it was about the genetic make up and history of the individual. Having any
percentage of black heritage was seen as a distasteful. The problem of being a
mixed race is the highlight of authors Victor SГ©jour and Kate Chopin in their
narratives The Mulatto and .DГ©sirГ©e s Baby . Both writers portray a character
who struggles with their roots and societal pressure to conform to what society views
as right and wrong. Beginning with The Mulatto by Victor SГ©jour, the author tells a
story within a story of a former slave named Georges. In this narrative, SГ©jour
mentions several different aspects a slave, in particular a mulatto, encounters,
including issues of broken families, the denial of human affection, double relation of
father and master, and hatred. Kate Chopin
Effects of being Mixed Race in the Rural South The mixing of races in the rural
South was frowned upon up by society beginning as early as the start of slavery.
Although the practice of mixing races was seen as a taboo, slave owners often had
children with their slaves. The children of the slave owners and slaves were of
mixed race, known as the mulatto, having half black and half white genetics.
When races continued to be mixed, measurements were created by the Creoles of
Louisiana as a system of determining how mixed an individual was. This caste
system was used as a universal understanding of how much black a mixed person
had in their genetics. The issue of race was not simply based on the color of skin,
it was about the genetic make up and history of the individual. Having any
percentage of black heritage was seen as a distasteful. The problem of being a
mixed race is the highlight of authors Victor SГ©jour and Kate Chopin in their
narratives The Mulatto and .DГ©sirГ©e s Baby . Both writers portray a character
who struggles with their roots and societal pressure to conform to what society views
as right and wrong. Beginning with The Mulatto by Victor SГ©jour, the author tells a
story within a story of a former slave named Georges. In this narrative, SГ©jour
mentions several different aspects a slave, in particular a mulatto, encounters,
including issues of broken families, the denial of human affection, double relation of
father and master, and hatred. Kate Chopin
How Media Affects The Way Of Media Consumption
Summary
The research conducts that how extent media are consumed by the contemporary
immigrants, who is from East Asia, in London and how they perceive their nation s
news, Britain s news and International news via certain media. Method of research is
one to one interview followed by questionnaires, as well as additional oral
questionnaires. Results of interview show that four of five interviewers usually check
their nation s news while do not check Britain s domestic news. In addition, even they
are in London, but they tend to ignore the domestic news and prefer to check
international news via their nation s media. The conclusion is globalization affects the
way of media consumption, and their relationship with people and society,where ...
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Also, in order to define a certain phenomenon based on theory, I will hypothesize how
extent the thought and theory are connected. For instance, globalization affects the
way of perception of the world, which Tsagarousianou describes that The global
system of sovereign states has been familiar both structurally and symbolically in the
daily acts of imagination through which space and human identity are construed.
(Tsagarousianou, 2007, p175). I will analyze how the interviewer perceives media as
part of their daily life in their mind.
Method
I conducted an interview with 5 of the interviewer who is categorized as a
contemporary immigrant. The interview style is conducted through one to one
conversation and it was conducted in question conversation style with general
questionnaires. In addition to the questionnaires, I expanded them in depth by an
additional conversation in order to figure out the meaning behind the answer. Also, I
conveyed them about what my aim of the questionnaires before conducting the
interview. 4 of them are as a university student, 1 of them is a full time worker,
however, his first aim coming to London is to study at the higher level in London.
The age of group are between 22 to 33, and conversation duration is approximately 20
minute each.
Results
4 of the candidates check the first language news site or information site almost every
day. The reason is diverse, though, they tend to consume the local contents
Summary
The research conducts that how extent media are consumed by the contemporary
immigrants, who is from East Asia, in London and how they perceive their nation s
news, Britain s news and International news via certain media. Method of research is
one to one interview followed by questionnaires, as well as additional oral
questionnaires. Results of interview show that four of five interviewers usually check
their nation s news while do not check Britain s domestic news. In addition, even they
are in London, but they tend to ignore the domestic news and prefer to check
international news via their nation s media. The conclusion is globalization affects the
way of media consumption, and their relationship with people and society,where ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, in order to define a certain phenomenon based on theory, I will hypothesize how
extent the thought and theory are connected. For instance, globalization affects the
way of perception of the world, which Tsagarousianou describes that The global
system of sovereign states has been familiar both structurally and symbolically in the
daily acts of imagination through which space and human identity are construed.
(Tsagarousianou, 2007, p175). I will analyze how the interviewer perceives media as
part of their daily life in their mind.
Method
I conducted an interview with 5 of the interviewer who is categorized as a
contemporary immigrant. The interview style is conducted through one to one
conversation and it was conducted in question conversation style with general
questionnaires. In addition to the questionnaires, I expanded them in depth by an
additional conversation in order to figure out the meaning behind the answer. Also, I
conveyed them about what my aim of the questionnaires before conducting the
interview. 4 of them are as a university student, 1 of them is a full time worker,
however, his first aim coming to London is to study at the higher level in London.
The age of group are between 22 to 33, and conversation duration is approximately 20
minute each.
Results
4 of the candidates check the first language news site or information site almost every
day. The reason is diverse, though, they tend to consume the local contents
Trevor Nunn s Oklahoma !
Oklahoma! by Trevor Nunn is a romantic musical that revolves around two
characters, Curly (played by Hugh Jackman) and Laurey (played by Josefina
Gabrielle), who are not as expressive about their love for one another as they
should be. The setting of Oklahoma! occurs during the development of the west in
the state of Oklahoma. Furthermore, as the story progresses, both Curly and Laurey
remain distant from one another and try to provoke jealousy, in order to make the
other admit their love. However, both Laurey and Curly indirectly cause harm to
many individuals around, by provoking jealousy. One specific character, Jud (played
by Shuler Hensley), ends up entangled in both Curly and Laurey s mess, since
Laurey wishes to make Curly jealous by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The theme revolves around the idea that if one does not express their true feelings
and remain true to themselves, consequences could ensue that may involve others
who had nothing to do with their issues in the first place. This theme could be
derived from the inciting incident, the rising action and the climax. The inciting
incident occurs due to the fact that Laurey chooses Jud over Curley in order to see
how he would react. This example remains true to the theme since jealousy is the
main force driving Laurey to commit to her actions, all the while remaining in
denial of actually liking Jud. Moreover, Curley, being jealous of Jud, decides to
pay him a visit which causes a commotion and a worsens the relationship between
the two characters. Furthermore, this theme is at its peak relevancy when Laurey
has her dream sequence. In Laurey s dream sequence, it is obvious that she has
feelings for Curley, however, since she chooses to remain in denial and pursues the
act of making Curley jealous, her dream sequence takes a turn for the worst. As her
[Laurey] dream sequence progresses, she starts having visions of being raped and
begins to see Curley being hurt by Jud, thus show her how her childish acts have
hurt others and herself included. By leading Jud to believe that she has feelings
for him, he begins to develop great feelings for her, therefore, at the climax of the
play, Jud returns for Curley and Laurey s wedding in order to kill Curley, however,
it is Jud that dies in the end. The consequences of Laurey remaining in denial and
being jealous, led to her almost being raped and the death of Jud. One could also
argue that it was Jud s jealousy of Curley that led to his
Oklahoma! by Trevor Nunn is a romantic musical that revolves around two
characters, Curly (played by Hugh Jackman) and Laurey (played by Josefina
Gabrielle), who are not as expressive about their love for one another as they
should be. The setting of Oklahoma! occurs during the development of the west in
the state of Oklahoma. Furthermore, as the story progresses, both Curly and Laurey
remain distant from one another and try to provoke jealousy, in order to make the
other admit their love. However, both Laurey and Curly indirectly cause harm to
many individuals around, by provoking jealousy. One specific character, Jud (played
by Shuler Hensley), ends up entangled in both Curly and Laurey s mess, since
Laurey wishes to make Curly jealous by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The theme revolves around the idea that if one does not express their true feelings
and remain true to themselves, consequences could ensue that may involve others
who had nothing to do with their issues in the first place. This theme could be
derived from the inciting incident, the rising action and the climax. The inciting
incident occurs due to the fact that Laurey chooses Jud over Curley in order to see
how he would react. This example remains true to the theme since jealousy is the
main force driving Laurey to commit to her actions, all the while remaining in
denial of actually liking Jud. Moreover, Curley, being jealous of Jud, decides to
pay him a visit which causes a commotion and a worsens the relationship between
the two characters. Furthermore, this theme is at its peak relevancy when Laurey
has her dream sequence. In Laurey s dream sequence, it is obvious that she has
feelings for Curley, however, since she chooses to remain in denial and pursues the
act of making Curley jealous, her dream sequence takes a turn for the worst. As her
[Laurey] dream sequence progresses, she starts having visions of being raped and
begins to see Curley being hurt by Jud, thus show her how her childish acts have
hurt others and herself included. By leading Jud to believe that she has feelings
for him, he begins to develop great feelings for her, therefore, at the climax of the
play, Jud returns for Curley and Laurey s wedding in order to kill Curley, however,
it is Jud that dies in the end. The consequences of Laurey remaining in denial and
being jealous, led to her almost being raped and the death of Jud. One could also
argue that it was Jud s jealousy of Curley that led to his
Paulo Freire Response Summary
Response #1 Paulo Freire says, The student records, memorizes, and repeats these
phrases without perceiving what four times four really means. A student only grasps
what the teacher has taught them. An example of my own would be in English class
when we learn about grammar rules and pun cation. We learned about the grammar
rules and how they could affect your paper if you do did not know them. We never
actually learned what they meant. A problem posing class in math would be the
teacher and student trying to come up with a way that the student can understand
how to do problems. Also, the student asking the teacher questions about different
ways they could solve the problem successfully. An authentic form of thought and
action is when a student
Response #1 Paulo Freire says, The student records, memorizes, and repeats these
phrases without perceiving what four times four really means. A student only grasps
what the teacher has taught them. An example of my own would be in English class
when we learn about grammar rules and pun cation. We learned about the grammar
rules and how they could affect your paper if you do did not know them. We never
actually learned what they meant. A problem posing class in math would be the
teacher and student trying to come up with a way that the student can understand
how to do problems. Also, the student asking the teacher questions about different
ways they could solve the problem successfully. An authentic form of thought and
action is when a student
The Pros And Cons Of Nuclear Energy
Almost all human activities rely on some form of energy. There are various
sources of energy in the world and the most commonly used is coal. However, due
to a decline of coal deposits, need for alternative sources of energy have gained
popularity in the past few decades. There are various sources of energy, which have
been used as alternatives for example hydropower, wind power, geothermal energy,
and the most important of all, nuclear energy. As the world s population expands,
so does demand for nuclear energy. With technological advances, the utilization of
nuclear energy has become ubiquitous in peoples lives. The widespread use of
nuclear energy has been a controversial issue for many years as there have been a lot
of problems that arose with its usage. Nuclear Poweris an essential and a valuable
energy source yet still poses many significant risks globally.
Nuclear Energy by definition is the energy consumed or produced in modifying
composition of the atomic nucleus. It is the process where atoms are split hence
producing heat, which in turn creates energy. The discovery of nuclear energy began
in the early 1950 s with Rontgen s X Ray discovery in 1895 after scientists unraveled
the atomic structure and concluded that all atoms have protons and neutrons. The
German s were the first in carrying out the fission in uranium atoms in 1895 after the
discovery of Uranium by a German chemist by the name of Martin Klaproth. German
radiochemists Otto Hahn and Fritz
Almost all human activities rely on some form of energy. There are various
sources of energy in the world and the most commonly used is coal. However, due
to a decline of coal deposits, need for alternative sources of energy have gained
popularity in the past few decades. There are various sources of energy, which have
been used as alternatives for example hydropower, wind power, geothermal energy,
and the most important of all, nuclear energy. As the world s population expands,
so does demand for nuclear energy. With technological advances, the utilization of
nuclear energy has become ubiquitous in peoples lives. The widespread use of
nuclear energy has been a controversial issue for many years as there have been a lot
of problems that arose with its usage. Nuclear Poweris an essential and a valuable
energy source yet still poses many significant risks globally.
Nuclear Energy by definition is the energy consumed or produced in modifying
composition of the atomic nucleus. It is the process where atoms are split hence
producing heat, which in turn creates energy. The discovery of nuclear energy began
in the early 1950 s with Rontgen s X Ray discovery in 1895 after scientists unraveled
the atomic structure and concluded that all atoms have protons and neutrons. The
German s were the first in carrying out the fission in uranium atoms in 1895 after the
discovery of Uranium by a German chemist by the name of Martin Klaproth. German
radiochemists Otto Hahn and Fritz
The Pressure To Read
I remember being pressured to experience another world, the world of books. I
remember late nights, trying to read the last 30 pages before the next day, so I
could take a test. It wasn t always like that. I used to enjoy reading before then. The
struggle came, when I started reading because of peer pressure, and reading
assignments. The burden of reading for others made me consider, more, the
reward of reading for myself. I had wonderful memories of reading and writing in
my early childhood. My mother was the one who first taught me how to read. She
would teach my brother, and I would just catch on. My mother pushed me to do
good, but that wasn t hard, because I had always liked a challenge. I enjoyed
reading any kid s genre, because nothing was inappropriate at that age. My favorite
books were the Berenstain Bears and books by Dr. Seuss. I would flip through the
pages and giggle at the stories, comparing them to reality. The book Green Eggs
and Ham by Dr. Seuss is a book I remember having an impact on me. It might have
been a little impact, but it taught me try things out before I judge them. I liked
reading so much that I wrote my own book and read it to the class, who enjoyed it.
In middle school, I began to read for others, and that s when the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Reading expands my horizons and helps me become open minded to how others
think and feel, which can help me become a good writer. Reading is a big part of
writing. I used to think I could pull it off, when really, I couldn t. Also, I can
expand my vocabulary with reading. My vocabulary was getting worse when I
wasn t reading. My spelling began to fail me. When I told my sister that I wanted
to expand my vocabulary to sound smart, she told me not to sound smart. She told
me to be smart. Reading helps you become smart, and I will need that intelligence
because I don t want to walk around in a new city, or professional setting sounding
like I am
I remember being pressured to experience another world, the world of books. I
remember late nights, trying to read the last 30 pages before the next day, so I
could take a test. It wasn t always like that. I used to enjoy reading before then. The
struggle came, when I started reading because of peer pressure, and reading
assignments. The burden of reading for others made me consider, more, the
reward of reading for myself. I had wonderful memories of reading and writing in
my early childhood. My mother was the one who first taught me how to read. She
would teach my brother, and I would just catch on. My mother pushed me to do
good, but that wasn t hard, because I had always liked a challenge. I enjoyed
reading any kid s genre, because nothing was inappropriate at that age. My favorite
books were the Berenstain Bears and books by Dr. Seuss. I would flip through the
pages and giggle at the stories, comparing them to reality. The book Green Eggs
and Ham by Dr. Seuss is a book I remember having an impact on me. It might have
been a little impact, but it taught me try things out before I judge them. I liked
reading so much that I wrote my own book and read it to the class, who enjoyed it.
In middle school, I began to read for others, and that s when the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Reading expands my horizons and helps me become open minded to how others
think and feel, which can help me become a good writer. Reading is a big part of
writing. I used to think I could pull it off, when really, I couldn t. Also, I can
expand my vocabulary with reading. My vocabulary was getting worse when I
wasn t reading. My spelling began to fail me. When I told my sister that I wanted
to expand my vocabulary to sound smart, she told me not to sound smart. She told
me to be smart. Reading helps you become smart, and I will need that intelligence
because I don t want to walk around in a new city, or professional setting sounding
like I am
Hugh Howey Shift
A home is a place of relaxing, thinking and most importantly, life. The story Shift by
Hugh Howey is a story with a gigantic amount of twists throughout the story which
get you with surprise and frustration. Donald is a democrat who is recently elected
and hopes to bring change to washington. A setting that I thought was important was
Donalds childhood drawing. It represented a memory that was long forgotten and
yet very important to Donald as it helped him remember his past in preparation for
his future. Although, this picture was also very dangerous. It was a picture which
was to be, the end of the world. I felt that this picture made Donald even more
serious about his job and his life, and it helps him to realise that even the smallest
A home is a place of relaxing, thinking and most importantly, life. The story Shift by
Hugh Howey is a story with a gigantic amount of twists throughout the story which
get you with surprise and frustration. Donald is a democrat who is recently elected
and hopes to bring change to washington. A setting that I thought was important was
Donalds childhood drawing. It represented a memory that was long forgotten and
yet very important to Donald as it helped him remember his past in preparation for
his future. Although, this picture was also very dangerous. It was a picture which
was to be, the end of the world. I felt that this picture made Donald even more
serious about his job and his life, and it helps him to realise that even the smallest
Symptoms And Treatment Of Chronic Pain
This is a 61 year old male with a 7/20/2011 date of injury, who fell at work and
sustained injury to his left shoulder, left knee, cervical spine and lumbar spine.
Diagnoses include chronic intractable low back and neck pain secondary to
lumbosacral degenerative disc disease. Left shoulder pain s/p arthroscopy, chronic left
knee pain, chronic pain syndrome, severe neuropathic pain, depression, history of
drug abuse, and chronic daily headaches.
12/14/15 Progress Report described a follow up visit. The patient reported
worsening left knee pain X 3weeks after doing housework on his knees. He heard a
pop upon standing. Since then, he is having pain with weight bearing and feeling of
instability/buckling. The patient has persistent back pain ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The patient denies aberrant behaviors. Objective Findings: He has difficulty
getting up from seated to standing position. He has an antalgic gait and uses a
cane. There was pain with palpation of medial knee and with varus stress to medial
knee. Motor strength was 5/5. Cervical and lumbar ROM is limited. Sensations are
intact. Treatment plan included SCS and medications. The goal is to decrease the
use of narcotics and medications in general. Follow up is in one month. UDS and
CURES reports were reviewed.
09/21/15 Progress Report indicated that the patient is maintaining usual medications
for chronic pain syndrome. He is awaiting evaluation with the spine surgeon for
SCS placement and/or injections under fluoroscopy. He had this done a couple of
years ago. Current medications: Norco, Butrans, Gabapentin, and Cymbalta. The
medications help control his pain. 1. Butrans Patch 20mcg 1 patch q 5 days #5, and
2. Norco 5/325mg 1 tab 4 x daily #120,
08/27/15 UDS Report showed that the patient has been consistent with Butrans and
Norco.
06/30/15 Progress Report noted that the patient stated that Butrans in only
authorized for 20 days. Since, he is running out of his Butrans patch, it is affecting
his ability to do his ADLs and aid in ambulation. He reported that he has been using
his Butrans patch for 10 days now, instead of 5 days. This is a change of
circumference. The patient is feeling miserable. The pain was 7 8/10 scale level and
he has not been
This is a 61 year old male with a 7/20/2011 date of injury, who fell at work and
sustained injury to his left shoulder, left knee, cervical spine and lumbar spine.
Diagnoses include chronic intractable low back and neck pain secondary to
lumbosacral degenerative disc disease. Left shoulder pain s/p arthroscopy, chronic left
knee pain, chronic pain syndrome, severe neuropathic pain, depression, history of
drug abuse, and chronic daily headaches.
12/14/15 Progress Report described a follow up visit. The patient reported
worsening left knee pain X 3weeks after doing housework on his knees. He heard a
pop upon standing. Since then, he is having pain with weight bearing and feeling of
instability/buckling. The patient has persistent back pain ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The patient denies aberrant behaviors. Objective Findings: He has difficulty
getting up from seated to standing position. He has an antalgic gait and uses a
cane. There was pain with palpation of medial knee and with varus stress to medial
knee. Motor strength was 5/5. Cervical and lumbar ROM is limited. Sensations are
intact. Treatment plan included SCS and medications. The goal is to decrease the
use of narcotics and medications in general. Follow up is in one month. UDS and
CURES reports were reviewed.
09/21/15 Progress Report indicated that the patient is maintaining usual medications
for chronic pain syndrome. He is awaiting evaluation with the spine surgeon for
SCS placement and/or injections under fluoroscopy. He had this done a couple of
years ago. Current medications: Norco, Butrans, Gabapentin, and Cymbalta. The
medications help control his pain. 1. Butrans Patch 20mcg 1 patch q 5 days #5, and
2. Norco 5/325mg 1 tab 4 x daily #120,
08/27/15 UDS Report showed that the patient has been consistent with Butrans and
Norco.
06/30/15 Progress Report noted that the patient stated that Butrans in only
authorized for 20 days. Since, he is running out of his Butrans patch, it is affecting
his ability to do his ADLs and aid in ambulation. He reported that he has been using
his Butrans patch for 10 days now, instead of 5 days. This is a change of
circumference. The patient is feeling miserable. The pain was 7 8/10 scale level and
he has not been
The Theory Of Hereditary Succession Thomas Paine
Hereditary succession referred to the continuation of a monarch s political reign
through passing the sovereignty to his kin. However, hereditary succession ignored
civil liberties and equalities. As mankind was originally founded on equality,
hereditary succession discredited equal opportunity, especially since the kingship
was exclusive. In the eyes of Thomas Paine, the continuation of a royal family s
reign refuted equality and liberty to colonial settlers. The election of a king was not
based on political savvy but personal ancestry. This left the Thirteen Coloniesin a
precarious situation as they were susceptible to the will of their monarch, who could
easily become a tyrant. Furthermore, hereditary cemented a political divide and
ignored... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomas Paine logically argued for political liberation in his pamphlet while using
propaganda tactics to appeal to the entire colonial population. Through simple
rhetoric, common metaphors, and repetition, Paine persuaded the settlers to declare
independence. Through listing grievances against the British government, the
culpabilities of the sovereignty, and the contradiction of hereditary succession,
emancipation became obvious for the livelihood of the emerging American nation.
Furthermore, liberation was imperative to secure the civil liberties the colonial
settlers. Additionally, his writings promoted the creation of a democratic government
to guarantee the liberty and equality. With the political tensions between the
American colonies and the British Empire remaining unresolved, Paine advocated for
freedom because it was the easiest option. Additionally, Thomas Paine believed the
most common sense, rationale decision was to declare independence, even if it meant
war. Given the inability for the British Empire to adequately govern the emerging
American nation, Thomas Paine advocated that the Thirteen Colonies should be in
control of their own political
Hereditary succession referred to the continuation of a monarch s political reign
through passing the sovereignty to his kin. However, hereditary succession ignored
civil liberties and equalities. As mankind was originally founded on equality,
hereditary succession discredited equal opportunity, especially since the kingship
was exclusive. In the eyes of Thomas Paine, the continuation of a royal family s
reign refuted equality and liberty to colonial settlers. The election of a king was not
based on political savvy but personal ancestry. This left the Thirteen Coloniesin a
precarious situation as they were susceptible to the will of their monarch, who could
easily become a tyrant. Furthermore, hereditary cemented a political divide and
ignored... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomas Paine logically argued for political liberation in his pamphlet while using
propaganda tactics to appeal to the entire colonial population. Through simple
rhetoric, common metaphors, and repetition, Paine persuaded the settlers to declare
independence. Through listing grievances against the British government, the
culpabilities of the sovereignty, and the contradiction of hereditary succession,
emancipation became obvious for the livelihood of the emerging American nation.
Furthermore, liberation was imperative to secure the civil liberties the colonial
settlers. Additionally, his writings promoted the creation of a democratic government
to guarantee the liberty and equality. With the political tensions between the
American colonies and the British Empire remaining unresolved, Paine advocated for
freedom because it was the easiest option. Additionally, Thomas Paine believed the
most common sense, rationale decision was to declare independence, even if it meant
war. Given the inability for the British Empire to adequately govern the emerging
American nation, Thomas Paine advocated that the Thirteen Colonies should be in
control of their own political
Valerie Brock Is Receiving From Liberty University
The quality of education that Valerie Brock is receiving from Liberty University in
her chosen field is the subject of evaluation. Furthermore, Valerie started her major
with Liberty University in the Master of Arts in Executive Leadership program. As
a matter of fact, Valerie had no business knowledge before she began classes since
she has a bachelor s degree in education. Also, Valerie received an A in a bridge
class that allowed her to change to the major of Master of Business Administration
with a concentration in Leadership. Moreover, the Likert type scale is the tool
utilized to retrieve data of Valerie s satisfaction of the courses she has taken. The
following categories are the listed responses Valerie must select from Strongly
Agree (SA), Agree (A), Neither Agree (N) nor Disagree (D), and Strongly Disagree
(SD). In addition, Valerie s detailed explanation of each question will be
documented. Evaluation Questions A.This program is not very challenging.SA A
N D SD B.The general level of teaching is good.SA A N D SD C.I really think I am
learning a lot from this program.SA A N D SD D.Student s suggestions are given
little attention here.SA A N D SD E.This program does a good job of preparing one
for a career.SA A N D SD F.This program is below my expectations.SA A N D SD
Likert Type Scale Reliability and Validity Koksal, Ertekin, and Colakoglu (2014)
report that although the Likert type scale is still utilized
The quality of education that Valerie Brock is receiving from Liberty University in
her chosen field is the subject of evaluation. Furthermore, Valerie started her major
with Liberty University in the Master of Arts in Executive Leadership program. As
a matter of fact, Valerie had no business knowledge before she began classes since
she has a bachelor s degree in education. Also, Valerie received an A in a bridge
class that allowed her to change to the major of Master of Business Administration
with a concentration in Leadership. Moreover, the Likert type scale is the tool
utilized to retrieve data of Valerie s satisfaction of the courses she has taken. The
following categories are the listed responses Valerie must select from Strongly
Agree (SA), Agree (A), Neither Agree (N) nor Disagree (D), and Strongly Disagree
(SD). In addition, Valerie s detailed explanation of each question will be
documented. Evaluation Questions A.This program is not very challenging.SA A
N D SD B.The general level of teaching is good.SA A N D SD C.I really think I am
learning a lot from this program.SA A N D SD D.Student s suggestions are given
little attention here.SA A N D SD E.This program does a good job of preparing one
for a career.SA A N D SD F.This program is below my expectations.SA A N D SD
Likert Type Scale Reliability and Validity Koksal, Ertekin, and Colakoglu (2014)
report that although the Likert type scale is still utilized
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