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    place through the students. From this class I have learned that students are going to have an impact on the way we teach. It’s important that I learn as a future teacher to adapt to all children and if that means changing the way I teach then so be it. If I was to teach in my way and students were not learning then it falls on me thus its important to learn through my future students on which way is more useful to teach. When I know I have gained knowledge from my students, I will see them…

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    St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has a mission to “lead the way the world, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases”(St. Jude). They want to help children and their families to not only help they children get better but to help their families that are in need of financial help. There are many opportunities that St. Jude’s gives us to get involved. St. Jude 's wants to reach out to everyone, they want not only to help families but they want to show others how…

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    I had no motivation to do anything. I started falling way behind on my school work because I could never convince myself to get out of bed. My family had to put him down the week of finals, so I missed almost all of my finals in my classes, which made my grades suffer even more. Luckily, most of my teachers…

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    In this article the author talks about how they slowly stopped using social media. How after cutting it out of their life they had more time for the gym and the more time they spent off-line, the more in-life opportunities came their way. The author then discussed three items or topics that support the idea of how media can negatively effect your persons. Henderson talks about how it can affect your self-esteem from negative comments or not enough likes. Also, how it can affect your blood…

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    Bittersweet Prejudice In the essay “The Danger of a Single Story” by Chimamanda Adichie, she describes her experiences with stereotypes, or “single stories”, she has heard about other cultures and her own that have created well-meaning but uneducated societies all across the world. With these experiences, she gives the point that there shouldn’t be a single story to anyone because they underestimate the victims of it and overlook their true stories of who they are. She proves this point by using…

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    Journal - Kc Adams 1. Give a full description of where the issue discussed was observed. This is a song that I have listened to for several years. I liked it when I was younger, so I bought it, but I have never looked closely at the lyrics before now. 2. Give a brief statement as to why this issue was chosen. I chose this song because the title of the song itself "Angel With a Shotgun" feels like an issue immediately and because I wanted to look closer to see how the image of an…

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    Get enjoy with Pelicans at St James' Park London is a paradise for visitors; it does pander to the need of everybody including couples, families, experts, explorers etc. Nonetheless, when you are going with the family you must be particular about the spots that suits to the essence of all relatives. Similarly on the off chance that you are searching for some open air exercises to particularly far from solid wilderness, you may like to have a go at bolstering Pelicans in St James' Park. The…

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    annoyed with “Save the Oceans!” quote that pokes them very often. I understand, it can be tedious. But it’s incredibly important for everyone to know the details of what’s going on for them to acknowledge the problems. For my genre, a picture is a great way to make people aware of the problems. People can hear a lecture, or read a short document of ocean pollution, etc., but seeing it as a picture will get people to know instantly without taking too much time of their…

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    Miss Strangeworth’s Character Not everyone you meet are always how you think they are. Shirley Jackson’s story, “ The Possibility of Evil,” is a great example of how people can pretend to be one way, but are actually completely different. Miss Strangeworth, the main character in the story, has everyone believing she is a kind, respectful woman, when she is actually the opposite. Miss Strangeworth’s character can be analyzed by considering what she does, what the narrator says about her, and…

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    reveal the problems of inclusion and diversity to the public--the people unaware of the problems in other industries. The sports industry would need a large scandal to occur in order to bring this topic to the limelight. In spite of the fact that the way of tackling this problem is troublesome, endeavors must not stop for this…

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