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    Voter Turnout Analysis

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    Daniel Shea explains how this loss of trust effects each age group, “Unlike older generations, who seem propelled to higher levels of engagement because of their distrust, young citizens redirect their ire…” (Shea, 464) Older citizens believe that when there is a loss of trust, change can take place to reinstate such trust. For the younger generations, they have shown that when trust is…

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    Whether we are aware of it or not, an effective commercial that is focused on advertising a product is meant to equally influence our attitudes towards a product. Having said that, many marketers have a number of different strategies they use in order to convince the targeted audience that they need something in their life. Notably, one of these many strategies used are rhetorical methods. One particular commercial that successfully uses rhetorical methods is the Cover Girl #GirlsCan commercial.…

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    Definition: Education is an important facilitator to economic potential, therefore assisting all children to reach their individual potential and an integral part of creating a just and democratic society. As a teacher, I further believe education with a focus on core the skills, especially numeracy and literacy, are paramount to the success of learning. The Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) released a media statement in 2013, stating ‘the existence of large numbers of…

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    De-Gree: A Career Analysis

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    a very good kinesiologist. I had a good understanding of exercise science, but my ability to apply it to a career that would be rewarding and beneficial for not only myself but for those I served, was not there. As an undergrad, I served as a Civic Engagement Leader and Intern for the Clearinghouse for Volunteers, and then went on to become a Mentor, Physical Education Advisor, and Leader for a summer and afterschool program, and I learned that I was naturally good at that. Not only did I…

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    Environmental Literacy

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    In order for students to become environmentally literate, individuals must “climb the environmental literacy ladder” (What is Environmental Literacy, 2007). First, one must be connected to nature, not just aware of one’s surroundings, but also immersing one’s self in nature and being a participant in it. Once the connection between person and nature is established one becomes more aware of all the aspects that are interconnected, throughout the environment, locally and globally. The more time…

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    In 1995, Robert D. Putnam had released his highly influential book, Bowling Alone: The collapse and Revival of American Community; He interests the readers by informing them the ways that the United States has withdrawn from civic engagement over a period of time. And this decline has crippled the civil society. The research he presents indicates he is correct to a certain extent in his statement that Americans have disconnected civically. Putnam has developed a common framework for…

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    When first prompted with the assignment to volunteer 20 hours somewhere off the University of Minnesota’s campus, I was quite stressed out because I was not sure how I would find the time. However, as I was reading through the list of possible locations to volunteer, one particular place grabbed my attention. The name of this place was Waite House, and thankfully it is the organization where I am currently engaging in my service-learning. Waite House is located in the Ventura Village…

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    multicultural environment to use course materials that contain relevant and accurate content that is not biased or oppressive towards any group or individuals. We are a functioning multicultural environment preparing students of all races for their civic duties to society after high school…

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    Piaget's Constructivism

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    The meaning of service has been literally evolving for centuries. This study is supported by the following theories. Although the term service learning was coined in the 1970’s the test of curriculum embedded service were prompted much earlier by educational scholars. This study supports the following theories: Jean Piaget’s Constructivism is a theory of knowledge which argues that humans generate knowledge and meaning from their experiences. He suggested that through processes of…

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    Throughout a history every person has contributed to their society through their own specific knowledge and ability. Any type of profession and career has their own influence to the society which improves and evolves the world in all aspects. One of the many factors that have an important impact in society is construction. The one building rises with the help of a large group of project team consists from many different fields, including designers in both interior and exterior, engineers,…

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