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    the characters in opposition to authoritarian forces during WWI. Nevertheless, rather than holding immense authority from the start like the war government, Dr. Caligari hardly possesses any power at the beginning of the film. Merely a somnambulist-master who seeks a spot at the carnival, he arrives in town by climbing a set of staircase. He also leans his entire body on a crutch and walks with a slight limp, as if about to fall. His ascendancy through stairs reveals his low position, and his…

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    Tina did not meet the Phonological Awareness criterion. Due to her inability to correctly formulate words, it will affect her ability to read, as well as correctly express her wants and need and decode words. This will affect Tina’s ability to gain expressive and receptive language abilities. Phonics will be utilized to help Tina gain phonological awareness. Phonics is a method used to teach children to read and pronounce words, by first learning the sound of the letter, then grouping them,…

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    word. I tried to stop the motion, but it was too late. “Strike!”, echoed across the field. I dreaded that the word had ever crossed my lips, feeling as if I had just dropped an f-bomb in front of my grandmother. I looked up expecting to see a puppet master controlling my every move. Only there I wasn’t, I had to bear the weight of that call all on my…

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    Transcendentalism is an idealistic approach to identity, nature, humanity, and divinity. The themes derived from Emerson and Thoreau center on this transcendental view of self-reliance and nature. In Thoreau’s Walden, he uses key points Emerson shows in Self-Reliance. The two men carry a great influential impact on society showing ideas of non-conformity, infancy, identity, the meaning of self-reliance, and an overall connection to nature. Emerson and Thoreau teach what purpose nature has to…

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    The Imperial Ballroom was partially filled with contestants. The tables didn’t have many guests, and teammates were separating themselves from their teams. Yaozu, now an official Team Grey member, was sitting all alone in a round table, thinking about what the angry zombie said to him, Yaozu… Don’t promise, if you’re not going to do your job, properly, the remark kept repeating in his head,” Do my job…Properly….What the hell does she know…? She didn’t have to lecture me like some 7-year old!” He…

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray: A Professor’s Analysis “There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book. Books are well written, or badly written. That is all.” (Wilde 3). There are many debates about the greatest book that ever existed, and this debate will continue to rage on but what is undeniable is that The Picture of Dorian Gray is definitely a well written book. The morality of this book however is a different issue altogether as this book discusses many different themes from youth…

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    The Marquis, as he removes his jacket, asks for the keys, finds the bloodstain on the key to the forbidden room, rebukes the girl for her transgression, imprints her forehead with a heart-shaped bloodstain from the key and pronounces her death sentence—Decapitation. He orders her to take bath, put on her white dress and the red choker, and wait in the music room for his telephone call. As she reaches the music room, she finds that though all the servants were given a holiday by the Marquis, the…

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    Freedom, is supposed to be the basis upon which the United States of America was founded, a nation in which all beliefs and views are considered in equal measure to each other. Yet are US citizens truly free? According to the ancient Greek city-state Athens, freedom was the privilege of being civically engaged in lawmaking and everyday governance of the community. Athenian citizens would scoff at the idea that freedom is the ability to pursue happiness and pleasures, because to them those…

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    My First Job I had wanted a job for years. I always loved the idea of earning money, having my own responsibilities and experiencing something entirely new and foreign to me. Income from this new ‘career’ would be liberating for me: allowing me the opportunity to build a new wardrobe that reflected my individuality (yes, really) and to do any recreational pastime that my heart desired, without any need for parental financial contribution and the scrutiny and ‘input’ that accompanied the cash.…

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    interaction. The ideal classroom is one that creates a safe space for children, and allows them to experience culture, growth and interaction. "The role of the teacher includes designing an educative environment and collaborating with children to master new skills (Hull, Goldhaber & Capone 2002)." Although lack of space, funding, and resources can hinder that; however, it is the teachers job to work with what she has and create endless possibilities for her class.…

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