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    I interview a teacher named Alice Jones who works at a suburban private school called Horizon Academy in Roleland Park Kansas. Currently Mrs. Jones teaches middle to High school grade levels and is a homeroom teacher for seven eighth grade boys. Mrs. Jones teaches English, Algebra, basic math functions, Senior Government, Social Skills and U.S. History. Horizon group’s students based on their individual needs and this enables Mrs. Jones to work with a wide range of grade levels in a day. Mrs.…

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    How does Rudy’s condition affect his learning? The major component of any educational program is the ability to communicate and socialize with others as we are educated. The kindergarten years are very impressionable for language, communication, and the development of emotional and social skills. Furthermore, the behavior a child displays has to be conducive to an educational setting. Rudy has been diagnosed as autistic. Rudy’s condition limits him from being effective in communicating and…

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    his circumstances to accommodate survival. For example, when Pi is ostracized for his full name, he plans a systematic approach to rid his identify of “Piscine” Patel. He does so effectively, narrating, “I got up from my desk and hurried to the blackboard. Before the teacher could say a word, I picked up a piece of chalk and said as I wrote: My name is Piscine Molitor Patel known to all as -- I doubled underlined the first two letters of my given name -- Pi Patel. For good measure I added π =…

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    A Different Role I had always admired the cellos in the music rooms of Trudeau. In Grade 9, I started playing the double bass when I joined the strings program, and while I enjoyed bass, I had always wanted to play the cello. Making the switch was extremely difficult, but I worked hard for it, and now, over a year later, I am able to play decently. One of the first memories I had with cello started in February of 2015. I had just finished an entire semester of playing bass, and I was looking…

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    Enchanted Drawing History

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    to as the father of American animation. He also made the first entirely animated work, a three-minute short film from 1906 called Humorous Phases of Funny Faces. It used stop-motion and cutout animation and depicts a hand drawing images on a blackboard that come to life. Like The Enchanted Drawing, it's a fun little diversion that isn't meant to be taken too seriously. Obviously, it's a bit crude by today's standards, but it's definitely entertaining. Moving forward a couple…

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    Ta-Nehisi Coates is an award-winning author and journalist, that is one of the reasons why I chose to analyze the text he wrote, Acting French. Ta-Nehisi Coates shows and explains the ways many cultures are different and how the culture you are in shapes you and how hard it is to fit in and/or adapt to a new culture. One quote he used in the text that supports this was, “It’s hard to learn a new language”. But it’s way harder to learn a new culture.” He would know because he has attempted to do…

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    Nathan Mccall Book Report

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    According to the website The History Makers Nathan McCall is an African American author that was born November 25, 1954 in Norfolk, Virginia. Lenora and J.L McCall was his parent’s, but they later got a divorce and Nathan mother and stepfather Bonnie Alvin raised him and his other siblings. In 1973 Nathan graduated from Manor high school and began attending college. Who knew Nathan life would head down a path that would have an impact on him. As a teen he had to do three years because he was a…

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    Racism is immoral and has no place in a modern society. However, that was not the case in the United States during the Jim Crow Era. At the time African Americans were treated as second-class citizens, it was made near-impossible for them to vote, and they were discriminated in many ways, including in education, socially. It was a time in which segregation and racism perforated the laws and society, a time in which African Americans were “separate but equal,”. Blacks were not seen as equal as…

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    The impact of the use of contact lenses and glasses on eye Background : The contact lenses and glasses of modern techniques that help to improve the range of visions. But these techniques are not without side effects and multiple damage. The problem of the study: that the use of lenses and glasses may lead to various health damage such as: Corneal scars , redness , itching and others. The aim of study is to describe the resulting from the use of contact lenses and glasses among students…

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    Murry, a man with high authority because of being W. H. Brady Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, coauthor of “The Bell Curve” (1994) and author of “Coming Apart” analyzes the idea that too many people are going to college in his article “Are too many people going to college?” His title and job status provides an authority and ethos to his appeal. The question is, how could too many people go to college? In the eyes of the world, it is a necessity. Thus creating a strong sense of…

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