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Curriculum Supplement for Enhancing Mainstream American English Knowledge in Nonmainstream American English Speakers by Jan R. Edwards and Peggy Rosin sets out to evaluate the effectiveness of implementing curriculum of Mainstream American English (MAE) on African American prekindergarten children. More specifically, would it be possible to enhance awareness in Non Mainstream speaking children (NMAE) in recognizing the phonological, morphological, and pragmatic differences between the two…

Prejudice and Racism in the Help How would you feel if all of the hard work you’ve done was all reversed by someone? In the Help by Kathryn Stockett, seemingly all of the white people in the book are fully aware of all of the social confines between themselves and African American people with the exception of children. The maids come to love the little white children they take care of and often become a mother figure to the children as their biological mothers neglect them. However when their…

pseudo-utopian world in his novel, The Circle, where his characters are dependent upon technology to the utmost degree. An analytical question would be: would the technology mentioned in The Circle be worth implementing in today’s society? Our protagonist, Mae Holland, runs us through her everyday observations and thoughts while she works at the Circle, a corporation that creates online applications and identities with the sole purpose of…

lived in very nice houses and were always clean and dressed very nice. The maid Aibileen, took very good care of the white daughter who goes by the name Mae Mobley. Aibileen was always very nurturing, gave Mae lots of love, made sure, she was always clean and always cooked food from scratch when Mae was hungry. Aibileen goal was to teach Mae to see past skin color, not to judge others, because of their skin color. Aibileen went through allot with the death of her 24 year old son. She leaned…

“What would it mean if we would never die?” was a question asked by Natalie Babbitt. In Tuck Everlasting she answers this question through three of the main characters Angus (Tuck), Mae and Miles. All of these characters are sad and miserable knowing that they will not be able to die like everybody else. The question “What would it mean if we would never die?” really struck Angus for he was a man whom had lived a long life. In chapter 20 Winnie realized how tragic Tuck situation was. It seemed…

Aibileen is firstly shown to be socially oppressed due to the fact she is a black maid working for a white family. Aibileen cooks, cleans and cares for Miss Leefolt 's family and child, Mae Mobley. In this novel black maids are not treated very fairly as the white people believe they carry "all kinds of diseases," the use of the word disease makes the reader think of the black maids as contaminated therefore dangerous to be around. When…

spots Miss Leefolt looking around, Aibileen suspects she’s looking for a spot for a separate colored bathroom (page 13). Additionally, adding onto the colored bathroom bill that was proposed and Hilly is trying to sign, when Miss Leefolt realizes that Mae Mobley is being taken to Aibileen’s toilet to potty train…

aspect of a persons life. The Circle then took the no anonymity one step further with Circle Search. This is a program that allows members of The Circle to view at any time where anyone in The Circle is on campus. An example of this would be when Mae looks for Annie on the CircleSearch and see that she is in her office. This program allows anyone to see at any time where all The Circle staff is at that exact moment. They a tracked by a bracelet that everyone is the company wears. This bracelet…

Historical Analysis In Anne Moody’s memoir Coming of Age in Mississippi, Civil Rights plays a large role.Majority of the story takes place in Mississippi during the 1940’s ,with a young girl no older than four or five,named Essie Mae(Later known as Anne Mae). Essie Mae lived on a plantation owned by a man with the name Mr. Carter. She lived with her mother, father, and younger siblings Adline and Junior. Her mother and father had to work out in the fields from sun up to sun down everyday.…

the animal they are to keep them safe. Yet the manipulation of the main character seems to be the meat of the story. Mae Holland is nothing more than a poster child with insecurities; that The Circle has helped her get rid of by making her feel important Between pages 452-456, we’re introduced to Soulsearch. A program meant to help find anyone or anything. In the demonstration Mae used Soulsearch to find a criminal who still hasn’t paid her des. During this process, you can already see the…