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    The Influence of Media on the Older Teenager’s Values and Beliefs about Relationships Teenage (or any) relationships are often influenced by media that a person exposes themselves to. Personal beliefs and values, as well as those about people around you can be determined or affected by what media tells you or determines as ‘acceptable’. Core Values and Beliefs in Relationships While everyone’s personal and relationship viewpoints vary, there are certain values and beliefs that should be…

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    narrative within the poem that captivates the reader and takes them along on a journey with the speaker of said poem. Two examples that share this unique verse form are ‘Clancy of the Overflow’ by A.B. “Banjo” Paterson (most well known for composing the lyrics to the bush ballad ‘Waltzing Matilda’) and ‘The Raven’ by Edgar Allan…

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    The media’s depiction of gender roles in today’s society can be damaging to both males and females, and the way that each gender is encouraged to act is not healthy. Males are taught to be strong and confident, the typical image of masculinity, whereas women are taught to focus on being physically appealing, especially on being appealing to men. The media generally presents women to be thin and conventionally attractive, and this image can affect the way women feel about their appearance and can…

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    Burlesque Etymology

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    It consistently continued to be defined as something “of the nature of derisive imitation; ironically bombastic, mock-heroic or mock-pathetic; now chiefly said of literary or oratorical compositions and dramatic representations” (OED). There does seem to be a slightly different usage of the word, taken to mean “droll in look, manner or speech; jocular; odd, grotesque,” but declared obsolete by the Oxford dictionary. Yet the word was still used in regards…

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    The Baroque Period

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    influenced the modern world’s music through Renaissance composers such as Giovanni Gabrieli whose use of dynamics has helped shape music theory taught today. The Renaissance was a time of dramatic development…

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    the poem flow it gives the poem a lyric, and makes the poem interesting. Symbols help the readers get the inner meaning of the authors massage and its very important helps the reader also to put themselves in the authors place. Personifications are used to give the non-human the characters of a human. In most plays they use the persuasive tone to pass there massage to is audience. The poem’ Because I could not stop death’ by Emily Dickinson is a lyric poem of the theme…

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    describes a fun night shared between two lovers where they both open up regarding their affection for each other. However, the girlfriend reneges on her word and stops treating his boyfriend with the affection she showed on that particular night. In the lyrics, it is evident that the boyfriend is deeply hurting because what he shared with her was real. It can be stated that this song exhibits perfect harmonies and tremendous guitar work from McCartney and George Harrison while John Lennon…

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    “Divorce, huh?” I whimpered. In a moment, the carefully constructed lines on my mom’s face that arduously painted her contained sorrow, melted into tears, while my dad’s despondent eyes watered into an ocean that his boat could never wade through. In I walked into the room of a finished marriage. White, somber, official papers brimmed with adultery and years of regrets---scattered across my parent’s bed and bedroom floor. While my parents rehearsed in their minds the contrived lies they were…

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    Helen’s Profound statement is a perfect description of how necessary the comfort of friendship is to a person. The darkness in her statement represents the hardships one may face in their lifetime. Friendship brings solace to struggling people, giving them a direct pathway to another person's heart. The warmth of a friend can light up a person's life no matter how dark they perceive it to be. When someone is alone they have no one to share the light with, making it unappreciated. It would be…

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    Hospital Role Play Essay

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    http://theimaginationtree.com/2013/05/hospital-role-play-ideas.html How the resource promotes inclusive practices: In order to promote children’s dramatic creative skills, the setting up of hospital is a valuable experience. Children can play different roles, for example, doctor, nurses and patients. The experience gives them the opportunity to practice the different dramatic skills of acting, conversation, role play and expressions. The resource is inclusive in a way that all the children can…

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