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    Enemy” directed by Lisa Gossels, and “What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish” written by Etgar Keret all give lessons on acceptance and show why it is important. People should show acceptance of one another despite their differences because it makes the world a better place. “Texas v Johnson Majority Opinion” shows acceptance of one's personal…

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    with twenty naive goldfish in a ten gallon aquarium while Seligman started with thirty dogs. In the article they said “ Subjects during phase two suggests that freezing, lack of movement or inability to perform the motor response were not the sources of such incompatible responses”( Nash et al 1983). The authors were stating how their observations support Seligman and his theory of learned helplessness because when they first started their experiment they made sure the goldfish had great health…

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    Ender's Game Short Story

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    In all three of my short stories people have a hard time accepting others and their differences. My first short story I will be talking about is Ender’s Game By Orson Scott. In this story people don’t accept Ender because he was born third in his family making him a third. He also has a chip in his neck that was put in there when he was born because having a third child where they’re from isn’t normal and is shun upon by the people. “Perhaps it's impossible to wear an identity without becoming…

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    Shirley Jackson and What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish For written by Etgar Keret, the relationship between the community result in actions that define who they are. The Lottery portrays that people often have a hard time changing their ways of celebration or thoughts when they are accustomed and encouraged by close friends or others. The village was relentless to the idea of stopping the tradition of the Lottery or how it was conducted. However, What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish For…

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    a house with this grumpy old man inside that answers the door. The man hated people knocking on his door in the first place let alone being filmed. The boy had seen a goldfish in the man's house and got excited and went right into this man's house. This aggravated the man even more and he told the kid it was just a normal goldfish and to shut the camera off. He told the boy to leave but he would not. He was filming the fish and the man thought that he was trying to steal his fish. He grabbed the…

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    why people should accept others who are different from themselves. One of the reasons people should accept others who are different from themselves is that people develop prejudice. Prejudice is an unjustifiable opinion. In the text “What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish”, by Etgar Keret, one of the main characters, Yonatan or Yoni, interviews Sergei, another main character. In the text, the author states,” Before the mind of Sergei Goralick really understands what it is his body has done, he…

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    I chose this lesson because I thought the idea of studying goldfish and guppies was a fun, interactive way to address the standards about characteristics and behaviors of animals. Overall, I felt as if the lesson had great potential, but I thought there were specific areas where revision was needed in order to better address the standards, learning theory and student goals. With the help of these various revisions, I was able to take a FOSS lesson and turn it into something more suitable for my…

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    beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves.” Accepting others is very important. For another person’s happiness, as in “Without Title” by Diane Glancy, the needs of the community, reflected in the story “What of this Goldfish, would you wish” by Etgar Keret and for the stepping forward of a nation, shown in “American Flag stands for Tolerance” by Ronald J. Allen. “Without Title” a poem by Diane Glancy, shows the effects of people not accepting people who are…

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    thought twice before acting. An experience which made me realize that thinking things through was a good habit to have was with my first pet, a goldfish. When I was about six or seven years old, my parents had gotten a fish tank from their friends, since they were moving back to India and couldn’t bring a tank on the plane. Inside was a medium-sized goldfish which I decided to name Goldie due to her obvious yellow-orange color and my creativity. Being six years old, my mind was filled with…

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    each pocket. How many marbles does Miss. C have? 2. There are 30 marbles that 6 friends want to share evenly. Each friend wants to have the same number. How many marbles can each friend have? 3. Miss. Salome has 23 goldfish. She wants to put the goldfish into jars, with 10 goldfish in each jar. How many jars does she need? 4. Sarah has 9 boxes of chocolates. Each box has 8 pieces of chocolate. If Sarah gives 14 pieces of chocolate to her sister, how many pieces of chocolate will she have…

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