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    None of us will ever go through the pain and torture someone such as a discriminated African American had to go through in the 1960’s. You were being constantly harassed by others for nothing you could control, not being able to eat at a restaurant because of the color of your skin, or even being able to drive safely without the worry you would be attacked or even killed for being a living, breathing person of a different race. We all learn about oppressive times from all the way to the 1700s…

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    4. Describe both the personal impact and personal benefits gained from the experience I feel I have developed myself in all aspects through deepening self awareness, building self confidence, establishing interpersonal efficacy, applying new skills and expanding motivations. I have learnt to understand my personality type I have discovered that if i can find a situation that I will thrive in it will help me avoid experiencing too much stress. Values - I now know my personal values and am able…

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    a single voice can spark a revolution and inspire generations to come. Celebrated in history as the 'Moses of her people,' Harriet Tubman's life embodies the remarkable journey of courage, resilience, and unwavering determination in the face of adversity. Born into the shackles of slavery, Tubman's early years were marked by hardship and oppression. Yet, amidst the darkness of bondage, she found solace and strength in her unwavering faith. A devout believer in Christianity, Tubman's spirituality…

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    Viktor Frankl’s Meaning Through Suffering For the duration of human existence, there have been shared characteristics that are innate to humans. These characteristics are centred around giving meaning to one’s life and questioning one’s existence. These questions of existence have been pondered by all of humanity, from some of the greatest thinkers to the average human being. In the preface to the 1992 edition of Viktor E. Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (2006), he supports the idea that all…

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    My Ideal Classroom It has been a long and bumpy ride throughout my college career, I have spent the last five years working hard and overcoming adversity to become a teacher and the fact of the matter is, it is almost here. The moment I have been working for is right around the corner, next semester we will begin our full time student teaching. If that does not scare you then let this sink in, a year from now we will be in our own classroom with our own class. Although there is still some time…

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    Review of the Literature A recent study conducted by Education Trust (2016) found that over the past decade, graduation rates for African American students improved by 4.4 percent compared to 5.6 percent for white students. However, because completion rates of African American students progressed at a slower and lower rate the graduation gap has grown. Of the 232 institutions studied 68.5 percent of the institutions had an African American student graduation rate increase, while 31.5 percent of…

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    Chronicity In Family

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    Many families in Canada and around the world live with a person who has one or more chronic condition. Chronic conditions can include illnesses such as Cancer or Diabetes; conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis and Crohn’s disease; and mental health issues like depression or schizophrenia. No matter what the variation is, any kind of chronic condition can have detrimental effects on families. This paper will explore the concept of chronicity within a family, focusing on the negative effects…

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    Anxiety and Me Initial Reflection Why I Chose My Topic I have had anxiety and depression issues all my life. They have caused me difficulty with making friends, doing the things that I love, and getting the grades that I should. It started with emotional breakdowns and drastic mood swings when I was little. My parents just thought I was being a kid and trying to get my way and, I had “breakdowns” about the stupidest things. What we did not realize was that there was an underlying cause for my…

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    Holy Spirit Research Paper

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    The topic of spiritual themes is crucial in understanding what it means to be a Christian. For instance, a person must comprehend how each gift is manifested in the Holy Spirits character and thus is an example for how we as Christians should choose to live our lives, based off of these principles. Also, one must fully explore and research each individual theme and how they can incorporate it into their own life, if they wish to become fully immersed in every aspect of the Christian faith. I…

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    that specific society within the layers and layers of meaning within the texts. Heroes in this way are not depictions of people, but rather a society’s structure, culture, and standards. The tale of a hero shows the attitude of a society towards adversity, how problems should be dealt with, and what kind of rewards they should strive to earn, whether it is knowledge, riches, love, or power. Beowulf, Gilgamesh, Orpheus, Achilles, Aeneas, Rama, and Genji are all footprints of their respective…

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