Bookcase

In my classroom it will be organized to provide an environment that is inviting to learn in which all students will always look forward to wanting to come to class. I plan to provide my students with a classroom environment in which they feel welcomed, and the physical space is well-designed. Seating will be arranged where the students feel more structured and where there space to move around and everyone not sitting on top of one another. There will be all different sizes of table round,…

Hiroshima by John Hersey is a historical nonfiction book that tells the stories of six survivors of the devastating nuclear bomb dropped on Japan on August 6th, 1945. Each character feels the effects of the bomb directly and has to deal with the changes in their formerly ordinary lives, along with the misery and hysteria, and the mysterious radiation sickness that follows the devastating nuclear explosion. This book was mostly written to dispel derogatory views of the Japanese in America during…

comfortably accommodate an office desk, couple of chairs, elaborate storage units and a sofa bed to stretch on occasionally. You may like to have the library of yours occupy the same space as this. In such a case, you will need to include suitable bookcases in the list of your office furniture. As you would easily imagine, you have an amazing variety of products available to choose from in each of these categories. Stylistically, the interior of your home should follow a single design trend. So…

Residing in the unincorporated Tattnall County outside of Reidsville, GA is the home of Georgia’s Department of Corrections (GDC), formerly the Georgia Industrial Institute, purchased by the state in 1937 for approximately 1.3 million dollars. The facility had renovation done in 2007. The prison originally housed juvenile delinquents. It’s now a medium security state prison. This prison is the oldest still running correctional institution in the state of Georgia. Just like Georgia’s state prison…

“There was the same massive, black wood, glass-topped desk, the same red carpet, the same glass-enclosed wooden bookcases jammed tight with books, the same musty old-book odor in the air, the same single lightbulb glowing white behind its ceiling fixture” (Potok 280). This example of imagery shows how the environment the boys lived in stays the same, it is Daniel and…

In Haruko’s World, Gail Bernstein illustrates the paradigm shift in post-war Japanese gender relations through the anthropological accounts of Uwa residents. Bernstein investigates, in depth, the results of the American Occupation on Japanese life. Through her studies, readers can gain an understanding of how everything from modern farming practices to access to birth control affected Japanese daily life and gender relations. There was change in the dynamics of Japanese culture, post-war;…

Upon reading John Hersey’s Hiroshima, many different feelings and reactions to the book stuck out. The impact of the bomb dropping impacted the entire world indirectly, but greatly impacted both Japan and America, for years to come. Japanese individuals were not only impacted during the time the bomb dropped, but for many years after. The American reason for bombing parts of Japan was justified, but dropping the atomic bomb took everything a step too far. Hersey’s book shows people the dark side…

A Pentadic Analysis When analyzing a pentad, numerous approaches can be taken, depending upon one 's intent. The terms are simplistic and easy to understand, yet their range is far. All terms are necessarily ambiguous, because they overlap into one another. Through the use of a pentadic analysis I will discuss three distinct issues. First, I will define the five pentadic elements of an analysis of the artifact. Second, I will weigh the five elements against one another and identify the…

Lobotomy. It is a scary word. It has a medical sound to it, with Greek origins. On hearing this word, a strange image conjures. A thin bespectacled man dressed in white, patiently drilling a hole in my skull with surgical precision. I do not fear the man in the white. He does not look scary. I don’t fear surgeries. They are useful, and often necessary. What terrifies me is the possibility of losing a part of my brain, consequently my self. Descartes could delude, or comfort, himself with the…

Ann frank found it difficult for herself to hide in a secret Annex; she found it frustrating to cope up with hiding. Writing a diary was cathartic to her to let go off boredom that was attached with closed confines of the Secret Annex. She and all else could not go outside of confines always felt threatened for life. At the time of writing a diary Ann was thirteen years old bright eyed girl, thus it was no wonder that she like many other school girls loved boys, school and spending time with…