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    consequence if underperforming students don’t score well on standardized assessments not rather on not they know how to transfer the skill and apply it. The viewpoints of the Staff get overlooked when in actuality they are the true drivers of change in our society because they are placed in the position to educate our children. If the beginning stages is flawed by not incorporating the environment of the learner, change will not be implemented successfully if the teachers don’t believe in the…

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    Many different societies around the globe experience many different social issues that affect the population. These issues affect the population in different kinds of ways. In the book The Giver written by Lois Lowry, Jonas struggles through making people realize emotions and finding a new way to live without the rules showing censorship. In the novel The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins, Katniss Everdeen struggles through poverty, loss, and dealing with an oppressive government as her…

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    preserve the and feel different and distinguish from others. Local culture is not an independent forced rather it is outgrowth of social and other experiences in a region. What makes Local culture? Feelings of the people living in that specific Society. Attributes that tell what people prefer and what there taste is like. What people think is appropriate and how do they feel comfortable in different situations. Their rights and wrongs and how to deal with problems. Due to globalization local…

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    being. Human beings participate in this process at the same time, where self-consciousness simultaneously attempts to retrieve itself from the other and expel the other conscious out. I find that this relation, on a greater scale, summarizes human society. Masses of self-conscious beings with…

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    Sexton's Poem 'Her Kind'

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    Sexton 's was labeled a confessional poet because she possessed many qualities that gave her a great poetic voice. She pulled the norms from society and created another perspective that would only be revealed to an open minded individual who could accept another 's point of view, and criticize it against their own. According to Kaplan, Anne 's poem "Her Kind" showed Anne 's strengths for her early work by adopting the persona of a possessed witch. She expressed ambiguous attitudes toward her…

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    culture. He also speaks upon religion and its impact on politics. He argued that religion gave people identity, stability, and purpose. For example when talking about the Islamic civilization Huntington points out that the revival of an islamic society was influenced by authoritarian government and economic state. He goes on to talk of the increasing power non-western countries are gaining he speaks mostly of asia in this instant. He explains that these non-western countries are becoming less…

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    Hyperloop Case Study

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    The Hyperloop: “The Dawn of a New Era in Transportation” Background: Technology has been around for thousands of years, from simple wooden tools to fully designed mechanisms. We are not perfect and never will be, yet humanity still endeavors to fabricate new, ingenious ideas to aid citizens. We have developed each aspect of Life, Technology, Science, Mathematics, etc. However, as the Modern days progress, Humans and every other aspect of Life, as we know it, have become reliant on Technology…

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    How we present ourselves to the world is an essential norm in our contemporary society. It determines people’s perspectives and interactions at social places. Individuals need to put on different facades depending on the current social stages. Social stages define the roles to be taken depending on which team member is being impressed. Impressions management is carefully controlled to ensure that one fits in the social place or achieve personal goals. According to Goffman’s dramaturgy theory, he…

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    We all chase for well-being in one’s life. Especially in today’s society, we rely much of our living on technology to enjoy more affluent life. Extraordinary breakthroughs in science, such as robotics, nuclear fusion and internet have brought lots of benefits to human society and raised man life to an unprecedented level. Therefore, people cling too much on the development of technology nowadays. However, excessive pursuit of advancement in technology may become the very body of the untruth. A…

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    as a guide to represent the norms or customs of society. During the interview, Jane Smith brings up the idea of social conventions and how they are logical, she asks Martinez how he feels about conventions. His response, while mocking Smith, is “Cause that’s the way it is, dude!” (Smith p-4). He responds in this fashion because whenever a person brings up social conventions, the reason for following them is unknown. Nearly everyone in human society follows the standard of wearing clothes simply…

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