A Deeper Level

Thirdly, what made Revolver different than most Beatles albums is George Harrison would usually do every guitar solos for the band (except a few by Lennon). In the song “Taxman”, Harrison was having a great deal of trouble with this solo causing tension and frustration in the studio (enter source here). Even when they slowed the tape down, Harrison still could not do it. The band watched him struggle for hours, until McCartney took the solo himself. In “Taxman”, his guitar solo was one of the…

nurse leader needs to acknowledge every member needs and ideas keeping the respect that everyone in the organization deserves. Causes are Significant for Leaders In many of her speeches, Michelle Obama has tried to connect to her people on a deeper level. She has achieved this by talking about her personal experiences, her childhood, her adulthood, her career and her family. By talking about her experiences, she has empowered African American women to obliterate stereotypes. When Michelle…

the Pen afterschool program. Feeling it transpired as a tremendous achievement to qualify first for District, followed by Regional, and finally State! Myself, along with the other qualifying students competed at Wooster College for the win at State level, it ensued with disappointment not to win the scholarship. However, it was still wonderful having had the opportunity to compete and represent the Arcadia Local School. The experience that extremely changed my perspective involved my birth…

Hatler (2013) believes that nurse leaders may build resilience at the personal and group level by following several steps that include assessment, acceptance, adaptation, and advancement. As a nurse leader, I feel confident in my ability to assess, accept, and adapt. I do not feel confident in the area of advancement. I have always been a…

Cortázar's short story, Axolotl, is about a man who becomes obsessed with axolotls, observes them, and becomes one of them. This story explores the ideas of change and transformation, consciousness, time, and passiveness. The protagonist makes observations that reflect the way he feels in his life, outside of the zoo. After a few days of observing the axolotls, the man expresses “that something infinitely lost and distant, kept pulling [them] together”(12). The man feels a connection with the…

include but are not limited to a narrowing of the curriculum, the failure to retain students so their knowledge can be enhanced, or an increased number of students encouraged to be placed in special education. When the stakes are held to such a high level and are attached to a person’s reputation or school funding, teachers can often resort to “teaching to the test” which is an ineffective teaching practice and may not be seen as relevant to the students. These teaching strategies can result…

current CO2 level is at and comparing it over time and discussing what three main sources contribute to the CO2 levels will be presented. Also, discussing two sources that take CO2 out of the atmosphere will be presented as well. Then moving into deforestation and how it affects the global warming process. Lastly, a personal opinion on whether or not humans are contributing to global warming. Current CO2 Levels and History The Mauna Loa Observatory has reported our current CO2 level is at…

as rape, mental or medical complications, lack of maturity, or just not ready for a child are among the series of reasoning behind why a woman would choose to have an abortion (Lunneborg 30). To understand further these standpoints, we must dig deeper into how each side views these main arguments from pro-life and pro-choice standpoints. Starting with pro-life, this side of the argument is more of the ethical and moral base to the argument (ProCon). To which, takes into consideration of the…

Visual Learning and Literature Throughout history, literature has always been a gateway for people to expand their knowledge and their imaginations. However, some pieces of literature are hard to understand, no matter how high your reading comprehension, there are important pieces that may be missing from their understanding. Meaning, one could only just be scratching the surface of a piece of literature. Therefore, one cannot simply read something, one has to immerse themselves in the…

Too often schools use data that is not really significant. Berliner has a legitimate argument that averages can often be misleading (Berliner, 2001). I believe that we have to look deeper into data to paint an accurate picture of our schools and the learning process. Bernhardt in her article on Multiple Measures, argues that we must use demographics, perceptions, student learning and school processes to see the whole picture (Bernhardt…