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    Introduction.. In an after world of destruction that happened in the future; Chicago, survivors were divided into five groups of fighting, based on their personalities: Abnegation, for the giving; Amity, for the peaceful; Candor, for the honest; Dauntless, for the brave; and Erudite, for the thinking-related and highly educated. Each year, all sixteen-year-olds must take an ability test that describes the group of people involved in a battle for which they are best suited. After receiving the…

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    Literacy is more than a skill practiced and developed over-time. I believe that the art of writing is undoubtedly a rare passion that cannot be overlooked. When one has the gifted ability to give simple five-lettered words a more powerful meaning than their literal definition, they should consider themselves lucky. Not only does literature allow us the space necessary to grow alongside the millions of authors, but it also exposes us to the many different styles of writing. Through reading, we…

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    won an award for reading the most books, and receiving the most points when compared to the rest of the school. Other books and series’ that I enjoyed reading during my time at Bullard TALENT, were the Twilight Saga, The Hunger Games Trilogy, the Nancy Drew series, several books created by Roald Dahl (such as Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and the BFG), the Divergent trilogy, the Pretty Little Liars series (I am currently reading…

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    The essay focuses on the fear of the author that books like Harry Potter "- derivative, thematically inconsistent and stylistically flawed -" (Pennington 93) will shape the reading parameters and the aesthetic taste of the masses. After a brief introduction where Pennington reports a series of enthusiastic reviews of the saga, he argues that Harry Potter is "failed fantasy" (Pennington 78) and J.K. Rowling is incapable of abiding to the rules of fantasy literature. Firstly, Pennington claims…

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    TELEVISION SERIES: NEW GIRL Starring: Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson, Max Greenfield, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone, and Damon Wayans Jr. New Girl is described as “an American sitcom television series.” The main character is played by Zooey Deschanel, who is an actress, singer, and songwriter. Deschanel plays the role of Jessica, but her friends usually call her “Jess.” In addition to Jess, there are five other supporting characters named Winston, Nick, Schmidt, “Coach,” and Cece. I am going to…

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    include sexism with racism, and nearly half of all married women held jobs by the mid 1970s. Many women also were postponing marriage or motherhood for the sake of their careers. A large portion of women were serving in both houses of Congress like Nancy Pelosi and in federal cabinet positions. President Ronald Reagan appointed the first female Superior…

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    Thomas Newkirk My Family

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    Imagine a young girl, about three year’s old sitting in her wooden rocking chair surrounded by picture books. They are sprawled all over the floor, and here she sits and “reads” aloud to her stuffed animals. But, she doesn’t know how to read, so she makes the story up based on the pictures she sees in the book. Now imagine the same young girl, now she is five years old. She sits on a chair with crayons of every color, coloring books, and paper spread across the kitchen table. She sits here and…

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    Masculinity In The 1950's

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    bringing sadness. This is able to be achieved through the numerous memorable characters of Lawler’s play, including the two male leads Roo and Barney who are both successful cane-cutters, and the women who frequent in their lives, Olive, Pearl, Nancy and Emma. Throughout this play Lawler, uses not only a historical union of literary techniques but also delves into the social systems, as a way to bring the characteristic elements of the outback and his characters to life. Lawler uses and…

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    Classroom Observation As teachers, we would never consider teaching an entire unit to our students without frequently checking on their understanding, monitoring their progress, providing additional support, and finally evaluating their performance. It is important to hold ourselves to the same level of accountability. Leadership teams are responsible and accountable for the progress that the students make under their supervision and care. Administration teams must carefully…

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    Part one Throughout my childhood I had a passion for reading. My genre of choice was mystery novels. Constantly reading Nancy Drew and books written by Pseudonymous Bosch both having analogous writing techniques that kept me reading to find out the obscure endings to the mystery novels. My passion for mysteries has never faded. As I completed each chapter my mind was determined to use the clues to solve the mystery before the book concluded. This love for problem solving is what is leading me…

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