At some point in my childhood, my friends and I went outside to play together for the last time. Years later I am still keeping in touch with some, but we all know how most long-distance relationships go. You intend on keeping up with plans of hanging out as much as possible on breaks from school, but we didn’t always follow through. We hardly ever did, yet somehow the love and friendship remained. As the saying goes, “You never know...
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Introduction Life is a continuous journey punctuated by moments of significant change that often redefine our existence. Changing one's life, whether through deliberate action or circumstantial necessity, is a complex process that encompasses emotional, psychological, and practical dimensions. The motivations for such transformations are as diverse as the individuals experiencing them, ranging from personal and professional aspirations to overcoming adversity or adapting to unforeseen events. According to a study by Park and Helgeson (2006), life changes can lead to personal...
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Introduction A Coat of Arms is a combination of various symbols that illustrate the values or qualities of a group, individual, or profession. This paper will highlight the qualities represented in my group's Coat of Arms assignment. Three of these qualities will be discussed and analyzed in depth to explain their relevance to nursing. Core Elements of Our Coat of Arms The Coat of Arms developed by my group consists of five elements: Nightingale birds, a river, a dreamcatcher, evergreen...
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To go to another country and vacation for a few days creates unforgettable memories. However, to study abroad in another country different from your own is a life changing experience. Not many people are ambition enough or willing to take that chance to leave the comfort of their own home, and some hesitate because of the different barriers. Studying abroad is beneficial, it provides exposure and cultivates one's personality and interest in adventuring new things. My firsthand experience living in...
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Children are being placed in foster care all over the world. The reasons can vary some kids are left to fend for themselves because their parents don't want them or something tragic happens and there is no one left to care for the child or children. LGBT youth are extremely over-represented in the foster care world. The LGBT youth community comprises about 5 to 10 percent of the total foster youth population of approximately 408,425 in the United States. (Abbott,...
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On a Thursday afternoon after soccer practice, a couple of the freshmen and I headed to the cafeteria to grab some lunch. When we arrived at the cafeteria, we were upset by the few options given to us. They only had fried foods and unhealthy options at each station. When I reached down for a plate, my hands immediately became sticky and when I looked down, I saw syrup on the bottom of the plate. When the incident happened, I...
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As a Birthright trip leader and volunteer, you could say that my journey began six years ago when I was asked to go on a five-day paid military vacation to travel with Americans. Little did I know, this trip would turn out to be one of the most impactful moments in my life. But the truth is, my journey had begun much earlier. Growing up, I lived in the small suburban town of Hod Hasharon, Israel. Both of my parents...
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The movie 'The Instant Family' is a marvelous attempt by the author when it is evaluated in terms of the concept. The movie was co-authored by Sean Anders and John Morris; Anders was also the director of this movie, whereas Morris was one of the producers. The movie was released on November 16, 2018, in the USA, whereas its DVD was released on March 5, 2019. Conceptual analysis The movie made 120.6 million (USD) at the box office. Mark Wahlberg, Stephen Levinson,...
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Identity is a mysterious entity. One may believe that identity is a solid and unchanging entity, but Doctor Strange shows that one’s identity is much more complex than one may believe. The film uncovers the profound transformation of the identity of the main character, who turns from a gifted doctor to a handicapped and ultimately to a superhero. Profound changes that occur to the body and capabilities of the main character mirror his identity, which transforms and evolves along with...
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Created by Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko and aired from the year 2005 until 2008, Avatar: The Last Airbender is an animated American television series. This series is imbued with a fantastic storyline, filled with compelling characters, and is beloved by viewers of all age groups. It may seem like just an animated story, existing to entertain its audience but in reality, the show educates the public, especially children on complex morals, attitudes, and humanism that are relatable to our...
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Although we hear of the Revolutionary War and think it was revolutionary, however, the revolution was what occurred after. The period from 1820-1855 is seen as revolutionary in American history due to alterations and expansion in the market economy, cotton industry, and religion. As we zoom in and examine documents about these categories, we can truly see the revolutionary changes that have been stamped into history which made America what it is today. In the 19th century, the market economy...
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The word ‘literature’ has been derived from the Latin term ‘littera’, which means a letter. Over time, critics and literary persons imparted various facets of sense and connotations to make the term more inclusive and ideal. It resulted in escalating the scope and meaning of the word ‘literature’, making it very wide and extensive. Of course, we cannot incorporate every written text under the umbrella of literature, nor can we restrict the scope of literature only to classical literature. Meaningful...
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The expression 'popular culture' was issued in the mid-19th century and is interjected into the cultural traditions of the people, in opposition to the 'official culture' of the state or governing powers. In general use today, it is represented in qualitative expressions—pop culture is frequently analyzed as a further superficial or minor type of creative expression. In today's society, We have seen an emergence in the portrayal of sexism in film, television, and music in various forms. Pop culture is...
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The 19th century is about faster economic growth along with soaring prosperity within North as well as the West however not within the South saw the United States become the world's dominant economic, industrial as well as agricultural power. Average yearly income i.e. after inflation of the non-farm workers increased by 75 percent from the year 1865 towards the year 1900 along afterward grew other 33 percent by the year 1918. Having the decisive victory within the year 1865 more...
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Offline. Bachelor’s degree in Business Management Academics: The course I opted for while studying in Arizona was incredibly challenging for me. The professors guided me a lot and since they disregarded memorizing and favored a practical way of teaching, it helped me understand different aspects of my coursework. In the BA program in business with a concentration in business administration, I gained a breadth of knowledge and the skills needed for managing business operations. The program provided the full business...
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Hogg, & Vaughan (2011) defined attitudes as a “relatively enduring organization of beliefs, feelings and behavioral tendencies towards socially significant groups’ events or symbols”. Researchers regarding attitudes toward individuals with ASD, particularly the attitudes of adults and young people are lacking within the research literature. Earlier researchers' attitudes toward individuals with ASD have focused mainly on the attitudes of typically developing children toward children with ASD. Some research suggests that attitudes toward individuals with autism are primarily positive. A survey...
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Introduction We are often asked the reason behind calling ourselves ‘Cuemath’. The reason is simple and is based on the literal meaning of the word ‘Cue’. Cueing is the act of giving support through a reminder, a hint, or a gentle nudge to the learner in the right direction. It merely means guiding or providing help. We believe in guiding the learner to the answer rather than giving the answer directly, hence, cueing the answer. We believe in student finding...
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Summary The teaching philosophy of Agape Little Uni. is to prepare children for success in life in a loving and nurturing school environment where emphasis is placed on character development through instilling strong values. The school aims to evolve the children into an AGAPE Learner who exemplifies the five distinctive core values and the five principles of teaching and learning through play-based learning, character building, and values-infused learning. Because of their firm belief in character development, they implement the Inquiry-Based...
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1) Introduction Coming to the 21st century there are a fairly large number of programs, as well as legal acts related to the use of renewable energy sources, including solar energy. The reason why our group has chosen this topic is to explain you main advantages of renewable energy resources. As our group contains 4 members we decided to divide the topic into 4 sections: Role of renewable energy in our life Disadvantages of nuclear energy on the environment Unusual...
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One of the biggest issues the world faces today is the magnitude of health discrepancies endured by African Americans. Healthcare should not be dependent on one's ethnicity or economic status. Additionally, many Americans strive to achieve the American Dream. [The American Dream is a symbol of accomplishment in the American culture.] Even though many Americans perceive the healthcare system to be equal to all ethnicities, African Americans have an immense disadvantage to equal healthcare, thus causing an inferior quality of...
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While only from 1830 to 1860, the literary movement, Transcendentalism, continued to have a profound impact on American culture. Transcendentalism was founded by Ralph Waldo Emerson, who is best known for his essay, Self-Reliance. In his essay, Self-Reliance, Emerson states: “Society everywhere is in a conspiracy against the manhood of every one of its members.” He makes a strong statement favoring the individual and against the possible benefits of society. To support his friend, Emerson invited his friend, Henry David...
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Introduction A minimum wage is essentially the lowest remuneration that employers pay their workers legally. It thus acts as a price floor below which workers do not sell their labor. Most countries introduced laws related to minimum wages by the end of the 20th century and New Zealand in fact, became the first country to enact minimum wage laws as early as 1894. The current minimum wage rate is $17.70 per hour in New Zealand and the Coalition Agreement between...
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Post-Civil War, a fractured US was trying desperately to put itself back together to regain its stature as one of the most powerful and unified countries. Reconstruction was a hopeful endeavor at the start, with aspirations such as bringing the eleven states out of secession and back into Congress, granting the former Confederate leaders civil status, and giving legal rights and status to freedmen. However, the road to recovery was long and not without difficulty for our nation, and while...
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Men are not born hating another person because of skin color, background, or religion; they only learn to do so which signifies that they can also learn how to love one another. This powerful statement from Nelson Mandela’s autobiography, A Long Walk to Freedom (1994), constitutes the essence of Mandela’s activism: an end to racial discrimination in South Africa. This is especially made evident in his speech at his 1964 trial after being arrested for his opposition to the apartheid...
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A Paramedic's job revolves around making informed decisions to deliver the most effective care for patients. The prehospital environments are called to have unpredictable and dynamic features which require paramedics to use a flexible and creative approach to decision-making. (Reay, 2018) . The paramedic role is also a forever changing and evolving one to adapt to the new and growing pressures put on the NHS. This progression in their role brings about an increased need for Paramedics to have exceptional...
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Today, technology is a major part of today’s society. However, few people know who truly revolutionized technology and made it accessible to everyone. Many people have different beliefs about who revolutionized technology. Although it took several people to revolutionize technology, only one is responsible. Steve Jobs is most responsible for revolutionizing several areas of technology. First, Steve Jobs is most responsible for revolutionizing computers. For example, one computer was the Apple II. The Apple II revolutionized color displays. Fisher, the...
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title More than any other art form, poetry permits its writers to articulate their emotions and express the inner workings of their minds, body, and soul. Specifically, metaphors and symbolism give an extra sense of depth to said words and ideas, and give poetry a subjective lens that allows the reader to resonate more with the art. Symbolism in poetry uses indirect suggestions and symbolic images to further the intensity of meaning. Its style has influenced many famous poets, including...
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Cassius Clay Jr. was born on January 17th, 1942 in Louisville Kentucky. Cassius Clay and his family lived on Grand Avenue in Louisville. The Clays were not rich, but certainly not poor, and were doing the best they could, even though they were limited to segregation. Due to segregation, the families were not allowed to eat at white-only restaurants, attend the same schools, or sit with white people on public transport and in movie theaters. Cassius was very shy as...
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A comparative analysis of Erich Maria Remarque’s “All Quiet on the Western Front (Western Front),1928” and John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath (Grapes), 1939” provokes the audience to reconsider their understanding of morality. Set during WWI, Remarque explores the demoralizing corruptions of war by mirroring his personal experiences at the Western Front. Steinbeck’s Grapes, set during the 1930 American Dust Bowl, is constructed through the Joad family’s tribulations, considering their dehumanization in a period of societal crisis. Despite the difference...
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War is an experience that has physical and psychological damage on its victims. Many soldiers who have fought in war often become disconnected from their past lives and their loved ones. They may act in ways that may not seem appropriate or normal to people who have not experienced war but these actions are just the ramifications of the horrors of the war. In chapter ten of All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque, Remarque shows how...
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