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    reviewing all the facts and aftershocks of that choice. In George Orwell’s To Shoot an Elephant, George a young officer faced with the tough action of shooting an elephant that has run amuck through the village. George is aware that the elephant is just acting out and is waiting on the owner to make it back to town, but the villagers have gotten excited for the death of the elephant. George even said that he did not want to shoot the elephant. He knew in his mind and heart that this would be…

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    I think the worst recommendation is not allowing police officers to shoot at vehicles. I think if anyone in the vehicle has a weapon then that vehicle should be shot at. I think it would be best if the officers tried shooting the tires or something on the car, rather than shooting the individuals inside the car. Shooting the vehicle may cause the people inside to use their weapons so shooting at the vehicle should be done with skill and patience. I think shooting a vehicle before the driver gets…

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    Do you know the correct way to shoot a basketball? Coach King, my basketball coach, was the first to teach me how to shoot a basketball correctly. After having a little sister to share my experience with. She began playing basketball at the age of nine and she started to ask some questions about the sport. This experience showed me a new career I may want to pursue some day. I demonstrated how to set your feet. She asked, "Why do you have to set your feet?" I explained, "If you do not set…

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    vulnerable and easily persuaded. Video games with guns and making the player shoot people teach them that it is honorable to go around discharging people with guns. In the article “High-Jinks: Shoot-out” Guy Martin explains about a high school’s end of the year game where teams plan attacks with water guns on other students to be the best team and kill off all the other teams. This demonstrates that no matter who it is it’s okay to shoot people and it is highly dangerous because those kids could…

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    Ashley Fenner SPED 715 Book Review Don’t Shoot the Dog! Pryor, K., (1999). Don’t Shoot the Dog!: the New Art of Teaching and Training (pp. 1-183). $11.64 (softcover.) New York, New York.: Bantam Books. The target audience of Don’t Shoot the Dog! is for anyone who wants to learn more about the area of behavior management. The audience base is large and includes: teachers, administrators, parents, psychologists, and counselors. Karen Pryor attempts to address how to change a behavior, or ‘train’…

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    important to be able to make your free throw in the game of basketball. They are only worth one point as opposed to two points, but they are crucial in all aspects of the game. But in order to make your free throws, you have to be able to know how to shoot a free throw. It all starts by just going to a court and having a basketball. This could be anywhere, your high school, friends house, or a local recreation center. If you can’t find a court, you could just go in your own driveway and…

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    1. You need good form to shoot. Your form is the base of being a good shooter. If you have bad form your shot can go to the left or right and you won't be able to fix it. To have good form you need to make sure you make an L with your arm, with the ball on your fingertips, with a small window in between the ball and your hand. You need to keep your elbow close to your body not sticking out or the ball will go all wonky. Make sure your feet are facing where the ball needs to go…

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    Take the shot. Shoot the ball. I have been playing varsity basketball for exactly 105 days and these phrases are near the only ones I hear from my coach. It’s not that I have an atrocious shot, I just can’t shoot the ball. Just as I can never seem to shoot the ball, trying to write this essay has proved despairingly difficult. Growing up, I came as close to living the “Black American Dad” story while actually having a dad. My mom was a high school drop-out who turned her life around.…

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    beautiful rather than it being a dreadful and sad environment. I would think that the author wrote it in a descriptive style, because he describes what has happened by using tone and imagery. In the first part of the poem, Ehrhart wrote, “What if I didn’t shoot the old lady running away from our patrol, or the old man in the back of the head, or the boy in the marketplace?” (Ehrhart). He uses imagery to paint a picture in your mind that a soldier from war feels guilt and regret for killing non…

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    Walk into any bookstore or library and it is easy to find self-help books that promise to transform your life. Karen Pryor demonstrates in Don’t Shoot the Dog! that the principles of behavioral training are applicable in all walks of life and illustrates the value of utilizing these techniques in daily life, as these principles can be used to train your pet, your parents or yourself with equal success. In this book she presents several concepts including reinforcers, shaping, stimulus control,…

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