In Bloom

In the Bloom article, it has many arguments that address the popularity or appeal of suicide terrorism. One of her arguments is that suicide terrorism is at a high when a nation is in a rut and having economic problems. Also, she mentions that the more peace processes that are in place and are lacking implementation the higher the support for suicide terrorism. Additionally, she claims that suicide terrorism is popular or appealing when nations can earn bragging rights for doing so. Furthermore,…

layered counterparts. Having savored both the story and movie of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, I have found the movie more palatable because of it’s sublime characterization of Emma Bloom, condensed yet quality plot, and impressive ending. The sugar necessary to quality cakes, Emma Bloom is an incredibly mysterious yet warm character, a young woman in her mid-teens with the “peculiarity” of control over air. In the movie, she is characterized as intelligent and warm-hearted, with…

The progress of learning can be assessed in many different ways, as learning in this course. However, for this paper I am going to focus on the assessment of learning using Bloom’s Taxonomy, which consist of three domains; cognitive, affective and psychomotor. Within each of these domains, a teach and/or learner can assess the learners level of competence. For example, the cognitive phase is broken down into the knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation phases of…

1. Legal aspects A. The first question to analyze is whether Blooms Inc. has consent to collect the data of customers under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). According to Article 7(1) GDPR, the fundamental condition for the data processing based on consent is the ability of the data’s controller to demonstrate that the data subject (i.e. the customer) has consented to the processing of his or her personal data. In the present case, the customers, namely Steven and John, freely and…

Creating Ambiguity in Natural Spaces: The Ecological Queering of Gender in Cereus Blooms at Night and Small Beauty I argue that Small Beauty and Cereus Blooms at Night establish ecological spaces as ambiguous in order to deconstruct preconceived limitations around the natural, and further explore — and encourage the exploration of — queer subjectivities, particularly genderqueer subjectivities, in an organic context. SMALL BEAUTY IN THE CONTEXT OF ORGANIC TRANSGENDERISM Nicole Seymour, a queer…

1. A. Blooms mastery learning approach involving formative assessments is what I believe to be an excellent way to track student learning. In the Guskey (2005) article Guskey informs the reader that Blooms formative assessment approach to mastery of learning is set out in a specific way. The teacher plans his or her unit of instruction. After some instruction is given to students the teacher will give a formative assessment to see what the students have mastered thus far. From there the teacher…

In 2013, Paul Bloom wrote the article, “The Baby in the Well: The Case against Empathy” in response to the devastating tragedies that had taken place right around this time. He argues that empathy is not enough and we need to look and address the world’s problems clearly or dispassionately. Bloom is persuasive in his writing because he points out the issues we are having, how people are reacting to them, and ways we could act better. Bloom indicates that empathy has been used for a long time…

Toxicity Testing and Determining the LC50 Introduction This report discusses an experiment of Toxicity test done in Richland lab to determine the LC50, a test that is used to find out what concentration of a substance in this case household chemicals that will kill 5o percent of the population of the brine shrimps, with the exposure household chemicals such as , Ammonia, Bleach, and Vinegar, and the morality with each solutions. I and my group splitte the Brine shrimps into 4 containers,…

is equivalent to their experiences. Emma Bloom is a dynamic character whose past deeply influences her, and whose present can drastically change her personality. Emma Bloom is officially introduced to the readers in Chapter Five when Jacob Portman, who is the protagonist of the story, is looking through old photographs of the peculiar children (120). The moments following Jacob Portman’s sighting of her sums up the way that past relationships influence Bloom; she gets close to Jacob, holds her…

It was interesting with how the 2009 documentary “Atitlan in Bloom” makes a suggestion that there is only a small fraction of what we believed to know about the Mayan calendar, how in many locations such as southern Mexico and northern Guatemala give hints of how there could possibly more than we were originally led to believe. In the beginning of the film, we first learn of a small lake community in San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala (a population of an estimated 13,000 residents) containing…