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    I will have a minor in special ed and will know how an IEP works and I could help the family develop one that is appropriate for their child. I would get a team together but I might be able to explain the different parts of the IEP. This family does know a lot what has happened to this boy, and how they can help him. The family got a house that was built in order to fit his needs. There are doors that a wider and rooms and spacious and the bathrooms are easy…

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    gods being above all else and her inclination to protect and care for her family. Opposedly, King Creon 's actions stem from a need to maintain political stability in the kingdom of Thebes which has just suffered a trauma in the civil war between Polyneices and Eteocles, Antigone 's brothers. Though initially Antigone exhibits signs of wanting to die for her pure belief in her principles of the gods and her loyalty to her family, her desire transcends into an obsession for martyrdom fueled by a…

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    patriarchal belief characterizes men to be the center of a relationship, Frank utilizes this belief to educate Yolanda of what isn’t part of the patriarchal norm. The narrator of “Yolanda” details that Frank yelled at Yolanda, “about how no woman in his family had ever worked behind a cosmetics counter” (Casares 159). This passage demonstrates how Frank is attempting to force Yolanda to view how he believes she should act in a marital relationship. Moreover, Frank feminizes Yolanda to establish…

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    comes to the relationships of men and woman. (Demick,) When reading “Nothing to Envy” the part when the North Korean made it to freedom, was a definitely a feeling of envy held by his or her family, most of whom were still able to partake in their country’s cultural events and daily way of life. Also the families may have felt envy towards the ones who were able to defect to the South. Not only were they at risk of persecution but were also still susceptible to all of the country’s economies…

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    Writing Skills Reflection

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    writing skills throughout my college education. Before I was enrolled in your English class, an Introduction to Writing Studies, I was unsure of my ability as a writer. I mentioned throughout my childhood I did not have a stable home environment, my family was forced to move, numerous times due to financial reasons. During these years I constantly changed school systems, the curriculum varied depending on what town or state you reside in. As a result, I felt I never developed or established the…

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    grip of control that he tries to keep up over the lives of his family. Be that as it may, that control does not keep Biff from forsaking his fantasies at the revelation of his dad. Willy experienced many types of abandonment in his life, which includes self-abandonment, the abandonment of his…

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    XM’s life can compensate for the limited interaction he has with his biological father. As a result it may not be of significant impact to his developmental assessment. Also, something should be said about the fact that XM is the only child in his family. In terms of his personality, he was outgoing, lively, and exhibited a good personality.…

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    I grow up in a country, Afghanistan where monitories had no voice in the community, social gathering, and political aspects for so long time. They were being tortured in front of their families and friends. Minorities were always abandoned in countries where mostly one major color controlled all life’s aspects. Throughout the history, black people were being treated unequally in many countries of the world, especially in America. They were being tortured, discriminated, and were being killed…

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    My Family Research Paper

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    Many families have their own traditions and communication practices they incorporate into their lives. These may be passed down from generation to generation or started anew by a family. These types of things help to build strong bonds and trust between family members, while also strengthening communication. My family and I have some very special traditions and communication practices, which I think to be very unique and fun. Some of my family traditions involve making homemade Chinese dumplings…

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    West African Family

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    inter-communities, and family relationships among West Africans have been known for thousands of years. Family and community play an important role in traditional West African culture. The traditional value of family and community breeds the harmonic communal culture. West African values and culture is inherited amongst hundreds of generations. This paper analyzes the extended family and kinship system in West Africa, the values of the community and the relationship between family and community.…

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