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    career, people may choose to go to college and take a series of cooking classes to try to master the art of cooking. To become a celebrity chef, you have to go though many challenges to get your food and your name out in the world. Like cooks in the middle ages, people learn how to cook from teaching themselves and also from elders. The attire of cooks then and now weren't the same style, but had the same purpose. The cook and the chef had similar clothing., The reason for their clothing is to…

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    Eventually, time management and other interests caused me to drop some of these clubs, but I remained loyal to our Super Smash Brothers club and Spanish club. These other interests caused my friends and I to create our own clubs, namely, film club and Chinese club. Due to…

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    States Involvement in the Middle East “Let our position be absolutely clear: An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States of America, and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force.” Jimmy Carter, state of the union address, January 23rd, 1980. (Jones) Any major world news today is likely to cover the tumultuous affairs of the Middle East. The United…

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    He expanded his horizon of interests by joining multiple clubs with his new friends, as we have learned the friends made in high school are more selective than those made in middle school and tend to share lots of things in common which makes the friendships last longer. Furthermore, Dayluis is on pace in social development at age 14. According to Kholber’s stages of moral development he is in level 2 stage 3 in which the individual…

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    social problems because of increasing industrialization. Gaskell conveys the danger of united labour’s action. The first half of the novel climaxes with the burning of Carson’s mill. During this scene, characters with and without interests in labour-management problems are described quite differently. For example, “the multitude in the street absolutely danced with triumph, and huzzaed, and yelled . . . and them, with all the fickleness of interest characteristic of a large body of people,…

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    The title of the article is Students Under Stress. It talks about students that are in middle school and how they have too much homework. A parent that has spoken out about this growing topic is, Nancy Kalish. In the article, she talks about when her daughter gets home the first thing that she asks her is, “How much homework do you have?” She says that their “entire relationship revolves around homework.” If her daughter Allison, had a lot of work to do, then she would not be able to “see…

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    unique experiences, students in urban schools bring funds of knowledge with them that must be utilized and unique challenges that must be overcome. “Tough and Resilient” were the two words my CMT, Mr. Louis, used to describe the middle school students at Argentine Middle School. These students have a difficult life out of school, living in poverty and neighborhoods plagued with violence. He explained that over the years they have been able to adapt and overcome many of…

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    I: To begin tell me what the vision, mission, and purpose for Montgomery Learning Academy? How does this drive school operations? D: The vision, mission and purpose of MLA is to serve an individualized education for all students to prepare them for global 21st century learning. E: Our mission statement reads that we have a community of learners dedicated to student success and we are preparing them with skills necessary to be productive citizens. It would be wonderful if we had the…

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    scientific method for forming a theory that music has a beneficial effect on rehabilitation and improving cognitive function in children and patients with severe neurological and cognitive disorders. In fact, it is being used as a method of pain management in cases involving moderate chronic pain. Music having specific effects on the release and use of neurotransmitters in the brain. The effect of the release and use of neurotransmitters working on the pleasure center of the brain that have…

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    Middle School Observation

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    My TE-100 class went to Barr Middle School in Grand Island, Nebraska and Northeast Elementary in Kearney, Nebraska. Due to a conflict I was unable to attend the Barr Middle School visit and went to Walnut Middle School in Grand Island, Nebraska instead. At Walnut Middle School, I observed Mrs. Coble, the seventh grad math teacher. At Northeast, I observed Mrs. Tobey, a fourth grade teacher. After observing both schools I came to the conclusion that the two schools are very different from one…

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