Ladder

Hart’s ladder consists of eight categories that steadily ascend to the top signifying that the highest level of children’ involvements in classroom activities. The eight categories are listed as follows: ‘manipulation’, ‘decoration’, ‘tokenism’, ‘assigned but not…

The 1920s in America were referred to as the “Roaring Twenties” due to the increased economic prosperity at the time. An author by the name of F. Scott Fitzgerald captured the essence of this age of social change and wealth in his classic novel The Great Gatsby. Thus, The Great Gatsby remains impactful today because of its commentary on class structure as told through themes of the American dream and material wealth. According to F. Scott Fitzgerald, the 1920s was “an age of miracles, it was…

partner should be in each room doing the following (*feel free to get more help from others if necessary because You have until 8:00 to place the last pot in its place, another 30 minutes*). Place one pot in the center of every pedestal (use the ladders to reach the higher pedestals.) Set the carts aside, and pour room temperature water into the watering can to give each potted plant four ounces of water. Always keep the lights on in room with red LED lighting, and keep the lights off in the…

down, but she refused, also making her childish. When Romeo and Juliet had first met and wanted to get married, it was the nurse that helped Juliet to find “…another way, to fetch a ladder, by which your love must climb” (2.5.71-73). Even though to the Nurse does not like Romeo very much she stills agrees to get the ladder, proving she is supportive and kind to Juliet. When Romeo is banished, the Nurse makes a comment about it. Juliet got furious and the Nurse tried to explain it is not a reason…

The first way I could use this easel would be to use it as a launching pad for my RC helicopter/drone by setting it down on the top of the easel where all three pieces of wood meet and make the helicopter/drone be balanced and in upright position. I could also tilt the RC helicopter/drone so it would take off in one specific direction using the top of the easel's awkward shape. The second way I could use this easel is I could use it as a computer stand by sitting inside of the three boards and…

My topic area is African American Women in Higher Education. I am a single African American Women who has climbed the educational ladder to the highest level of education. It has always been my dream to reach this plateau in my life. I was determined not to let my ethnicity, economic status, or community determine my level of success. I have often dreamed of having a successful career as a President of a University or Community College, or a School Principal of either intermediate or high school…

Critical Analysis of Whats the Big Idea: Interviews: Using Questions for Real Life. In Jim Burke’s book, Whats the Big Idea, there is a section of chapter 3 titled Using Questions for Real Life. This particular section stands out because it gets the students asking questions not just in the classroom yet outside the classroom. Burke gives examples of what he accomplished in a classroom setting with the students and how he uses assessment and assignment in accomplishing this. The chapter…

Johann, Police agencies and any other company desire their organization to run efficiently in order to achieve its maximum outcome without chaos and uncertainty. I work for the Arkansas Department of Correction and we utilize a chain of command structure, in which the responsibilities are directly delegated to subordinates who are clearly aware of their role. Without this structure in place, we would have a maximum amount of disorganization, an utmost level of confusion, and a minimum amount of…

pitcher is a pitcher, neither can Perpetua deny her Christianity––it is inherent to her very being (Perpetua 1). In addition to honesty and strength of resolve, Perpetua issues a call to suffering in order to attain heavenly rewards, as she depicts a ladder covered in “swords…spears, hooks, and knives; so that if any that went up took not good heed or looked not upward, he would be torn and his flesh cling to the iron” (Perpetua 2). In this way, Perpetua harkens unbridled focus on the climb to…

Throughout reading various excerpts from the writers, I’ve seen a huge difference in the social, political and war tendencies between the Natives and the writers. One problem that surfaced is that neither the Natives nor the writers are accustomed to each others lifestyles. Before the writers came, the Natives were used to doing things their way. They were used to hunting and building. They used the resources of the land and ventured often so that they will not use all of the resources in one…