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    Auto-Censorship

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    lay beneath the surface. A notice issued by the military press director at the outset of the regime demonstrates the dominance of a reliance on censorship, or rather, auto-censorship, as a means to promote silence. It reads: “As of today [April 17, 1976], it is forbidden to inform, comment or make reference to the death of subversive elements and/or the armed and security forces in these incidents, unless reported by a responsible official source” (Knudson, p. 101). At first glance, it…

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    Lejac Residential School

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    Residential schools established after the 1880s. Christian churches and Canadian government originally conceived the residential schools. In all residential schools, everything was structured, and children had to follow all rules without regret. We watched a few videos, and the survivor that we chose to research about is Luille Mattess who attended Legac Residential School when she was six years old. We chose Luille because we both thought that she was the one who was telling the story with…

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    Most of the economics nowadays argue that the equality of the price of a good or a service with its marginal cost is a key condition to ensure the efficiency of allocation of resources (Hall, 1986). The ultimate goal of this pricing rule is the maximisation of social welfare. If the pricing rule mentioned above is not applied, we can examine two different cases. If the marginal cost of a good is below its price, it should be necessary to decrease the price so as to maximise social welfare. By…

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    during a movie the characters may be different than what the reader suspected. Listening is the understanding of spoken words. Reading is the understanding of written words. Barbara Jordan’s “Keynote Speech to the Democratic National Convention, in 1976” made Barbara Jordan the first African-American woman to deliver the keynote address at a Democratic National Convention. During Barbara Jordan's speech the listener can hear the accent, pace and repetition Barbara Jordan uses, while the reader…

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    flashbacks as “time traveling”. This story shifts back and forth between the past, present, and future since there is no chronological order. This novel ranges from the years 1922-1976. The narrative shows Billy’s war experiences from 1944-1945, but then skips around his whole life, from early childhood to his death in 1976. These time jumps gives the reader an emotional view of Billy’s life, but it also is very confusing to most readers. Vonnegut calls these times jumps as Billy “paying random…

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    The snake represents her mother in some way, so when faced with one she feels fear, but as these feelings are in the unconscious mind, she cannot express the reasons why. These memories are personal to Anna so Bjorn does not express the same fear. However, this study lacks temporal validity because it was conducted over a hundred years ago, and since then psychologists have developed opposing theories with higher levels of accuracy. Also, the study raises the issue of treatment fallacy as…

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    Diagnostic Sonography

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    It is no doubt that since the birth of ultrasound, new technologies have been continuously developed for the advancement in Diagnostic Sonography. In just the last 30 years, Diagnostic Sonography has become ranked amongst the most rapid and complex developments in Diagnostic Imaging and healthcare. With this growth have come concerns, primarily the concerns of the effects of the sound waves on the biological tissues. These hazards derive mostly from the heating of the tissue by the absorption…

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    The first text read for this study is a journal article that was inspired by the lack of scholarship in the field of women during the Third Reich that was released in two parts: part one in Spring 1976 and part two in Fall 1976; it is Tim Mason's "Women in Germany: 1925-1940: Family, Welfare, and Work. Mason argues that besides Clifford Kirpatrick's 1938 text Nazi Germany: its Women and Family Life and Jill Stephenson's thesis 'Women in German Society 1930-1940' that the scholarship on women…

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    Vygotsky’s main topic was the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) which uses social interaction with each other helps move development forward. You can implement Vygotsky’s theory of cognitive development in classrooms. Utah Education Network have stated “it’s a waste of time to teach kids what they already know and what they cannot do even with assistance” (Utah Education Network, 2005). Teachers should be modelling, explaining and using practice in the classrooms. What I mean by modelling is…

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    Association of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo In 1976, a civil war broke out in Argentina. In this so-called “Dirty War” period, military government took many lives and made many violations of human rights. Warring sides were the left wing supporters of reform and the Argentine Army backed by the right wing. The ultimate goal of the Dirty War was to force people to preserve a conservative national identity and patriarchal ideology. The war lasted until 1983 (Koepsel Rachel 2). During the…

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