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    their shared experience of not having the ability to communicate effectively in Exploring Language by Gary Goshgarian. Similarly, Malcolm’s speech “By any means necessary” (X), is an inspirational message that relates to his own experiences in his essay Homemade Education he writes of the feelings of frustration because he lacked the words to articulate in the letters he wrote from his prison cell.…

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    Career: My Dream Career

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    Career Essay Research In kindergarten, my teacher asked the class to draw what we wanted to be when we was grown ups. Crayons danced across sheets of ­paper to illustrate our dream occupations. Our drawings were hung in the hallway for our parents to see at Back to School Night, when looking down the line and seeing pictures of ballerinas dancing, firefighters putting out a blaze of fire, and astronauts leaping across the moon. To all of us these careers were seen as typical dreams of…

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    I have never really considered myself much of a writer. I have struggled coming up with ideas and topics to write about and because of this, I could never really find the passion to write. Intermediate Composition has helped me with my writing technique and style. After learning new skills, I can now use those skills to my advantage and put them into my writings. Before taking this class, the only other writing I did was essays for my other language arts classes. Some classes that I have taken…

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    life is when others are being disruptive or not following rule and a person with integrity will be respectful and do the opposite. Many students will be disrespectful instead and others will usually follow them. Though having integrity might not be the most popular route, it shows the true goodness of a person and their intentions.…

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    Strength Of Writing

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    Writing has been a part of my life for a long time. Growing up through elementary school writing short fiction stories to writing biographies in junior high to research papers and essays in high school. I haven’t ever really sat down to think about how far I have come as a writer, but when I finally did I realized the mountains I’ve climbed from starting out as a writer in my childhood. A lot of people overlook the importance of basic writing skills, myself included, but writing is the…

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    to you. As you walk up, your favorite literature teacher looks at you and gives you two thumbs up, and you know she will remember you. But who else will remember you? And what will your legacy be? A legacy is how people remember you, and how you have impacted the people around you’s lives. When I graduate high school, I plan to leave behind an exceptional legacy, for all my teachers, family members, and friends to remember. If I were to leave behind an exceptional legacy, I would be remembered…

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    excellent lesson plan on expository writing, I must self regulate my learning process, beginning in the forethought my setting a goal for my task. My goal is to construct an organized step-by-step process to help my students write an effective expository essay to the best of their abilities. To do this I have to begin with strategic planning, including different activities or models to help my students visualize or understand the goal of their essay. I will also need to develop a prompt that my…

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    in the competitive world. I was not involved in that fashionable wave, but the center of the reasons that I moved to the United States was also for my child, who has dual citizenship Japan and the United States, to establish his identity as a Japanese American. Of course, I couldn’t miss an opportunity to learn English in the United States, so I planned to go to school as my second purpose. Although I came to the United States as a chaperon for my child, the result that I came across a good…

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    In Mark Edmundson’s “Why Teach” introduction he discusses how colleges have lost the value of education. The title explains how teacher as well as universities have forgotten why the teach and what the meaning of teaching is. Instead universities focus on how to make their will gain at an expensive instead of focusing on their education. Students play the role of consumers and colleges the role of businesses. A college can’t function without have consumers to support them. Are you a consumer at…

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    writing can be pleasurable. I have always been exceedingly critical of my writing, and I have a bad habit of producing your standard “five paragraph with five sentences” essay. High school was the true test of my writing skills, mainly because I had to take the ACT and SAT with writing if I wanted to get into the only Georgia school that I thought was up to par with my standards: The University of Georgia. Even though my teachers have considered me to be an acceptable writer, I have always…

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