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    to school to receive a college education. The opportunity to go to college has gone far beyond my expectations. Being able to take this class has been an achievement on its own. Helen Keller a woman whom I greatly admire once said “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, looked further in life than anyone will ever do. She became the first person to receive a bachelor’s degree with her disabilities. Nevertheless blinded,…

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    Modern Day Hero Qualities

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    When we hear the word “hero”, We think of people that have non realistic superpowers. There are people that do great things in the world that are not recognized for the things they do. The human race has many good qualities as well. To be a modern day hero in the world you should have honesty, confidence and patience. Ever hear someone say honesty is the best policy? Lets think about the word honesty real quick, What does it mean? Dictonary.com states that honesty “is the quality or…

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    8th Class Reflection

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    Working for the quality of my work and not for the grade has become my new mindset of the English subject, it has become a major improvement/emphasis in my daily life while attending this first quarter of 8th Grade English Honors based on motivational sayings by Mr. Royal. The development of this concept of mine has worked its way up and constructed itself based on the concept Mr. Royal has delivered to us about not only working hard, but being able to comprehend the overall image of the text,…

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    Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Working together as a group can help students gain skills that they may not even know they had. High school classes should require group work. It helps students gain advance knowledge of how groups work, increases their productivity and performance, and helps with skill development. When students discover how groups work together, they can learn something about themselves as well as someone new. When students work…

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    Loewen shows how US History books only focus on the good parts of people to make them seem like “heros”. For Helen Keller, they only show her early life, and how she went from being blind and deaf, to being able to read, write and speak. In her later life, she becomes a strong believer in communism. The authors of textbooks and the media only focus on the good part…

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    Piggy's Leadership

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    “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” (Helen keller 1). This quote is true for the boys in Lord of the flies by William Golding. If all the boys worked together there would have never been a problem. Furthermore if Ralph had worked with Piggy, the group would have lasted longer. Ralph and Piggy as leader would set the boundaries for the other boys, so that they could survive. Ralph had what it would take to become a leader. Jack had ruined this, Ralph had all the boys…

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    The Crucible Summary

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    “The Crucible” The Crucible is set in Salem Massachusetts in 1692. The story is based on the witch trials that took place there, and how people accused others of working with the Devil, and were hysterical about it. The Puritan church was very strict and no one was safe. The story starts out with Reverend Parris with his daughter Betty. Betty had been with Abigail, Tituba, and the other girls dancing naked, and performing witchcraft in the forest. Betty was either traumatized or scared, so…

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    the years. I have never tried to be a literate person, but when I entered my senior year I knew I had to do something different. When I read these passages, I thought about the odds that these people faced and how they never gave up. For example, Helen Keller was blind and deaf, but she was determined to learn how to communicate with others. I see the importance of being literate person; therefore, I am determined to do what I need to do in order to help me.…

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    Helen Keller once said that “Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.” In the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, 2 men named George and Lennie travel together looking for work during the Great Depression. They both had the hope of buying a ranch together but struggled to get the money to buy it. Steinbeck wrote about many conflicts in Of Mice and Men including racism, loneliness, and Lennie’s disability. Steinbeck explored racism in Of Mice and Men. Cruelty towards the weak was a…

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    By definition, Socialism is, a set of ideas that favor the public ownership of production and resources, eliminating some or most of private enterprises (Johnson). There are several layers to socialism, and they all require varying levels of government involvement and overall prioritization of personal liberties. Such liberties relate to private ownership of property and private means of production, and socialists often argue over how much of this is acceptable. A completely pure Socialist style…

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