Dictation

In order for Hitler to ensure that his speeches were the best they could be he would write them entirely on his own, he never trusted anybody to write them for himself. Hitler would work very late into the night, sometimes without sleep, taking dictation to the the typewriters he used before correcting the final drafts. It is said by Joseph Goebbels that on occasion, Hitler would edit his papers up to five times to make them perfect so he could convince his audience of his ways. Also, to better…

The individualism of a person is defined within his/her social class. In the book Brave New World, Aldous Huxley creates a utopian society that is constructed within social classes that gives an individual all the power or none at all. Huxley then presents the theory of Marxism, where the class struggle is nothing less, but the backbone of an individual’s social status and where they stand in society. Huxley’s text clearly is based on the realism of social class structure and ideology where the…

Argument 1: Audience; Women Back in the day, women fought to receive the same equality and privileges men have in the workforce, but to this day women and men are still not equal. The idea of being equal in the workforce means having the same pay per hour and being able to work anywhere you desire. M.P. Michailidis, one of the authors in the article “Women at work equality versus inequality” stated the following, “Even though improvements have been made, gender equality is still not achieved as…

Eating Disorders and the Ugly Truth Lynn Crilly once stated “Anorexia is not an illness of the body, it is an illness of the mind”. This quote is the true definition of the issue at hand, eating disorders have become a clear issue in this country for decades. There are many unanswered questions that relate to this disease, one being how does the exposure to media, wealth and the people in our communities have affected the choices and decisions our young people who are battling this disorder?…

elements of fiction was called “Babylon Revisited” by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The author uses many strong elements that help grant the reader the full picture of the story from many different angles. The unique way F.Scott Fitzgerald is able to shift his dictation and syntax brings the reader to morally question things going on in their own life, producing provocative ideas and new ways of thinking after reading the story. The story takes place in early 1930’s during The Great Depression in…

The paper examines the story of Jeremiah’s calling as recorded in the first chapter of the Book of Jeremiah, using the particular passage Jeremiah 1:4-10. The goal of examining this passage is to explore the historical, sociological and cultural obstacles involved in receiving one’s call and living it out. The selected text touches on the prophet's concerns regarding his age and ability while speaking God’s truth to the nations. The issues involved in receiving one’s calling and its relevance…

The process of learning to read can be considered one of the most important aspect of a child’s educational foundation. The fundamental aspects of reading build a foundation for understanding throughout all educational curriculum. There are many skills that successful students possess, such as receptive and expressive language, phonological and print awareness, decoding, large vocabularies, comprehension, and fluency (Litt, 2010). In establishing this foundation, early intervention methods…

Winston Smith, is a minor member of the ruling Party in Oceania who works as a clerk in the records department of “The Ministry of Truth”. This department’s function is to construct lies that fit the government’s views by rewriting history using a dictation device known as a “speakwrite”. Winston would speak into this device, and the device would comprehend and record what he is saying. The problem with the “speakwrite” is that is operates under only one language; Newspeak. The aim of Newspeak…

Epistemology is the theory of knowledge which aims to answer the question “How do we know?” In epistemology, we study nature, source, limits and validity of all knowledge. More specifically, epistemology considers the question “What is Knowledge?” and how does one obtain knowledge. Knowledge is the awareness and understanding of specific aspects of truth, belief and justification. Knowledge acquisition can be obtained through epistemology through a rationalism or empiricism approach. I will…

Class Demographics The unit on the seasons was taught to a Kindergarten Mixed SEI classroom. The class has 10 designated ELL students that are all Pre-Emergent in proficiency. The other 10 students in the class are native English speakers. The class is designated through the state of Arizona as Mixed SEI to aid the ELL students in developing their English proficiency. Lesson One Lesson one was an introduction to the season of the year. The TESOL goal for this lesson was Goal 2, Standard 2;…