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    Reflections of Historical Realities-- To Kill a Mockingbird In the 1930s, many Southern towns remained tainted by the bloodshed of ancestors and were still largely removed from past Reconstruction efforts to modify deeply ingrained social dynamics. The Great Depression only served to weather such towns, acting as an economic earthquake that toppled the belief systems of many people, testing both their integrity and clarity of vision. Maycomb County is no such exception—a setting depicted by…

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    responsible for the deaths of hundreds of prisoners that night. This part of the story creates sympathy for Hanna. While Hanna was not fully responsible for writing the report, she was one of the reasons for the deaths. Her not wanting to show her illiteracy and taking the blame makes the readers feel sorry for her but at the end of the day she was still responsible for the deaths that night and caused human right…

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    teachers pass students who have not mastered the presented material in order to save them from short term grief or because a student is very nice. Even though this does have a direct effect on students, it hurts them later in life by causing long-term illiteracy. Furthermore, this behavior is dishonest as it cheats students and makes them not to have a reason to address their learning problems. In order to address this issue, failing or flunking can be used as a positive learning tool to…

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    Abstract Successful Assessments can be thriving when educators have positive perceptions about assessments and willing to learn to use it. It is best for educators to research methods of instruction to connect and teach assessments in order to make lucrative curriculum for students. Conscious educators who provide assignments that students can invest and take ownership in their learning can enable them to be leaders of tomorrow. Teachers can use different types of assessments to connect with…

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    Introduction Medication adherence is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as “the extent to which the person’s behavior corresponds with the agreed recommendations from a health care provider.”(1) In contrast, non-adherence to medication regimen results in serious health consequences such as poor clinical outcomes, morbidity and death rates increase and others unnecessary healthcare expenditure.(2)(3) Recent study found that most of the patient in hospitalization with congestive heart…

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    In the United States, we have astronauts walking on the moon and scientists cloning animals. However, there are still people in this country unable to read. This illiteracy poses a huge problem for the individuals as well as for society in general. “Yet, this very basic of skills taught at an early age, proves to be difficult for so many students” (National Assessment of Education Progress, 2015). Blame has been placed in many directions including teachers, parents, students, administrators…

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    With each new year, new technological ways of communicating are introduced into society. Recently social media such as Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook and so much more have bursted onto the scene and taken over the social world. Humans are on there phones checking their social media or texting twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Which begs the question of whether or not new technology and ways of communication are consuming people’s lives and decreasing intelligence. Technology is…

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    n November 2012, I was given the task of reporting on women’s issues around the world and this was an important part of my job description. My work has taken me around the globe, looking at human right’s violations and countries where the position of women is compromised in some way. However, a personal interest of mine (as a woman of Afghan heritage) is the position of women in Afghanistan, especially pertaining to the rule of the Taliban. In 1989, as a young teenager, I read Marie Claire’s…

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    stage and changed the ideas and beliefs of countless around the world (Johan). It would be safe to say that Europeans moved towards wanting to get an education due to the Renaissance was something that should have been done decades ago, and this illiteracy was the root cause for all the tough times they had developed in the dark ages. Although the steps Italy took to move towards the Renaissance while other European nations continued to do nothing is commendable as it was Italy’s efforts of…

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    Other domestic issues include poor health and sanitization, mass illiteracy and lack of education opportunities, as well as government corruption halter the progress of the country (6). That being said, however, the economic benefits from natural gas production could translate to major benefits for the poverty-stricken…

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