As part of my summer unit, I had the opportunity to visit places that are very rich in biodiversity and history and the first location I visited was Bibra Lake in the northern part of Cockburn on Progress Drive and later in the afternoon, the group visited the Pinakarri Cohousing Community at 4 Bottrill Street, Hamilton Hill in Western Australia. The group was guided by our tutor Mrs. Annette Watkins and with her guidance I had a golden opportunity to...
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I was not originally attracted to nature. For me, nature was associated with the few minutes playing in the sandbox during recess or playing soccer in the nicely cut grass. Although I was aware that nature was good for you, I mostly thought it was solely good for offering fresh air when your head feels full. Living in Michigan, nature presents itself in many forms such as sledding as fast as you can down the hill or swimming in one...
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In this era, information is a crucial tool, thus necessitating a precise and appropriate method for gathering it. The choice of the mechanism for accumulating data depends on the intention of assembling the info. Moreover, gaining the trust of the participants is vital during the entire process of both qualitative and quantitative research. Therefore, this essay aims to expound on the methods for data collection and founding trust. Concurrent with Salhin et al. (2016), there are myriad quantitative data gathering...
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Ecotourism improves human activities. It makes money, works as entertainment, educates people for natural preservation. However, poorly built ecotourism and human behaviors jeopardize wild animals, collapse biodiversity, leads to environmental destruction. In this essay, I will discuss ecotourism aids national parks or damage. Ecotourism has many benefits and those benefits have drawbacks as well. By Sencer (2016), âIs Ecotourism Helping or Hurting Our National Parks?â, ecotourism expenditure is as much as $30 billion and creates over 200,000 employment opportunities. Although...
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The evolution of technology has changed the society in a positive and a negative way and it has a great impact on communication in our time Mechanical advancement has strongly affected the manner in which society discusses, especially with its speeding up over the most recent couple of hundreds of years, in this essay we will going to talk mainly about the negative side of the impacts of innovation on communication in present day society. Communication is a necessary part...
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There is no limit to learning, there are many things to be learnt during travels. And in this essay, I will explain some of the essential things I learnt from my last trip. The only way I was able to learn during my trip was by opening up my mind to the freedom and lessons of life. Patience is one of the important lessons I learnt during my last trip. Life will not always go the way I planned and...
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A democratic country is seen as a country where the power is held by the people, whether directly or indirectly. The UK uses both direct and indirect democracy. For example, it uses direct democracy through citizens' juries and public petition and uses indirect democracy, also known as representative democracy, through constituency MP's. Many people view Britain as an example of a democratic country due to its democratic features in its political system, including elections, rule of law, and protection of...
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Focus on positive ideas to deal with a situation than wallowing in sadness or anxiety. Kindness when shared, multiplies, and changes oneâs perspective A gratitude journal or notes of things that one is thankful for, reminds one of good times. Difficult times like economic crisis, political unrest, and pandemic bring out anxiety and sadness in a majority of Americans. But through time, it has been proven that having a positive perspective or cultivating satisfaction can help one to sail through...
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Imagine getting punched in the face, probably an aching pain. Then picture a six-year-old being picked on for her hair. In result, sheâs probably going to cry and get emotional. Physical and emotional pain are two different kinds of pain. One being personally afflicted on the body and another pain towards an emotional aspect of feelings. Emotional pain in my perspective and my experience is worse than physical pain. In elementary school I got bullied, it emotionally affected and challenged...
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My daughter is biologically mine and my wifeâs (we contributed the sperm and the egg). Yet my daughter is a mix of our traits and her own unique traits. Describe four mechanisms that would describe my daughterâs uniqueness. Mutations account for genetic variation in offspring. Somatic mutations are alterations in DNA that occur after conception. Somatic mutations can occur in any of the cells of the body except the germ cells (sperm and egg) and therefore are not passed on...
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Introduction Hook: Everything seems to be migrating online these days. Our learning is also migrating to the internet. Connecting Statement: Traditional education allows you to choose the curriculum of your dreams, but it will require you to go away from home, live in an unfamiliar location, and compete in a very competitive learning environment. You may enroll in any degree or course offered by traditional four-year institutions through online education. Thesis Statement: The advantages of online learning might be more...
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Nothing in life can be carried out to the fullest without accountability! Without it, it is difficult to get people to assume ownership of their own actions because they believe they will not face any consequences. Accountability is the concept of answerability by an individual or a department for the performance or outcomes of specific activities. In the case of setting goals, the notion of accountability can be applied in two ways firstly, internal accountability is when an individual's personal...
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I believe that building a personal and professional network that is both strong and reliable is one of the most critical assets to possess. From my experience, I have discovered that the secret to building strong networks is helping others without expecting anything in return. This results in impactful, strong relationships that not only present great opportunities but also build on personal growth. In addition, by interacting with people who are more knowledgeable in various fields, I have gained invaluable...
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I am applying to your masterâs (Taught) course in Cancer Biology for the September 2020-Full Time Semester. After getting my undergraduate degree in Biology-Animal Sciences from the University of Guilan (Rasht, Iran), I was accepted into the Biology-Genetics program to get a masterâs degree from that university in 2010. I worked on my thesis, titled 'Expression of HDAC11 mRNAs in the cerebral cortex and hippocampus of chicken (Gallus gallus) during prenatal and postnatal development under the supervision of Dr. Farzam...
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Personal Narrative: The Weekend Campout One weekend during the summer a couple of years back I had decided to host a campout and have a few people over to stay the night in tents in my woods and my backyard (which consists of a 5-acre open field with a big fire pit for parties). There is also a fire pit down by the tents but we decided to keep it in the field instead. Well Friday night rolls around and...
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Transactional Leadership was first characterized by Max Weber, who concluded that leadership could be broken down into three distinctive characteristics: Charismatic (Transformer), Traditional (Feudal), and Bureaucratic (Transactional) (Weber 1947). Charismatic Leadership (Transformer) provides employees with the 'basis of personal trust in the leader and his intention, consciously accept to belief in his charisma, vision, and mission', therefore a leader practicing this style must lead by example and be respected by subordinates to be successful. Traditional Leaders believe in the legitimacy...
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Making Sports and Games Compulsory for Students It is a tragic fact that our education system is heavily loaded with academics. It is theoretical and bookish. Sports and games have not become an indispensable part of our curriculum. Even at home, the students remain glued to television and electronic gadgets. They watch TV programs for hours taxing their time and straining their eyes. The complete lack of activity and mobility is playing havoc on their physical fitness and health. The...
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Introduction Love has no boundaries; thus, marriages are no longer limited to heterosexual sted in couples. Same-sex marriages have been legalized in several countries that have led to the initiation of demanding equal rights by the people of the LGBTQ Community. With the struggle of these activities, it has now become possible for same-sex couples to be free and enjoy equal rights in some countries. Same-sex marriages are not a trend or western influence that is adopted by society. Same-sex...
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Gordon B. Hinckley once said, âSome of our finest work comes through service to othersâ. Fill in generic info. There are many opportunities for service in Charleston. By volunteering, you can make a major impact on our community, improve your character, and obtain a new perspective. The Ronald McDonald House, located downtown, offers amazing service opportunities that can have a major impact on others' lives. The Ronald McDonald House provides a place for families to call home so they can...
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Roosevelt wanted to protect the average worker, break up monopolies, regulate railroad rates, and protect the food and drug supply. Roosevelt created the Forest Service to manage forest reserves. He expanded national parks and forests. The United States would police Latin America to guarantee that countries met their international obligation. Roosevelt helped Panama secede from Colombia and got a Canal Zone. He focused foreign policy on the Caribbean and the building of the Panama Canal. Roosevelt asked for bigger appropriations...
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Bullycides Bullycides - suicides caused by bullying. Suicide among teens is one of the most troublesome problems in America, and as of late, those rates have been rising. The mental health crisis caused by bullying among Americaâs youth is real and staggering. Bullying increases the risk of teenage suicide. The National Center for Educational Statistics, in 2009, âsaid nearly 1 in 3 students between the ages of 12 and 18 reported being bullied in schoolâ. Eight years earlier, only 14...
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Government Surveillance refers to how the government accesses domestic communications. It can also refer to as how the government access communications involving potential foreign influence and terrorism. The aims of government surveillance are intelligence gathering, prevention of crime, the protection of a process, person, group, or object, and the investigation of crime. It is also used by criminal organizations for negative intentions. The pros of government surveillance include: Collection of information: The primary advantage of government surveillance is to gather...
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In a fast-paced, hectic life filled with accomplishment and meaning, the first African American former lady of the United States, Michelle Obama has appeared as one of the most compelling and iconic women of our era. Her insightful, intimate, inspiring memoir, reveals her as an influential and powerful woman since she served as a role model for many people in the world with her words, actions, and legacy. The first African American lady of the United States to serve in...
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I am African American, and it is essential for us to vote. Our race has taken a lot for us to be able to vote. Martin Luther King marched and fought for our rights to vote. It is a great responsibility for us to vote. Voting to me gives you a voice in todayâs society. Voting gives me the privilege to express my rights in voting and to pick the person that I want to be in charge of. People...
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Child psychology can be defined as the study of the psychological processes of children but more specifically, how these processes are different from adults, how they develop from birth to the end of adolescence, and how and why they differ for each individual. This branch of psychology deals with how children grow up not only mentally but, physically, emotionally, and their social development. Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist, suggested that children think differently than adults unlike how historically children were...
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English essayist Samuel Johnson's sonnet 'London' was distributed in 1738, contains 263 lines, and gives recognition to Juvenal's Third Satire. The sonnet is viewed as a neoclassical work. Neoclassicism was the predominant development of Johnson's time, and its scholars -Johnson, Jonathan Swift, and Alexander Pope - attempted to resuscitate traditional Greco-Roman styles of writing along these lines as Horace, Virgil, and Ovid. The essential motivation for Johnson's work was Juvenal, an antiquated Roman humorist who lamented the weakening of Roman...
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I am applying to the Journalism and Communicatons Magnet because I believe that journalism is a great way to learn more about the world, and it is also an effective way to communicate with people. Journalism is a very important skill for me to learn, as it allows me to grow in what I've loved to do all my life. I've been writing since I was able to spell my name. I write stories when I have any extra time...
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E.V Reiuâs translation of The Odyssey is more effective than the other known translation by Emily Wilson, Alexander Pope, and Robert Fagles. The analysis of Odysseusâ actions, thoughts and emotions were best translated through Rieuâs passage. E.V Reiuâs translation of The Odyssey, E.V Reiu takes a better approach to the sentence structure. Having the translation of the poem in prose, it creates a better understanding of the plot, and draws the reader into the story, when compared to Emily Wilson,...
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A personâs race has always had relevance in his/her life in ways that sometimes donât necessarily make sense or are simply just racist. Two African Americans who have been impacted by their race are Brent Staples and Zara Neale Hurston. In âJust Walk On By: Back Men and Public Spacesâ, Staples claims that black men are automatically labeled as criminals and treated as such even when they have done nothing wrong to prove it, while, throughout âHow It Feels to...
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In this era of modernization, truancy is becoming a serious problem in school. The rate of truancy has increased dramatically among the teenager. They most likely wander around the cyber café or the street to do something bad for them such as smoking and bullying. This phenomenon must be curbed as soon as possible to cultivate students with good moral values. Hence, the school authority can communicate school attendance to students and their families, form an attendance team and create...
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