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    While the students and I sat at our desks in our Psychology 101 class today, our professor began speaking of a writing assignment that she would like us to complete. She began to hand out a sheet of paper with the instructions. I was slightly excited knowing that I excel, at times, when writing papers and this would be a chance to get my grade up. Hopefully to an A. As she handed the paper out, I wondered what topic I would research. There are so many topics in the field of psychology that…

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    techniques to further his claims in this particular chapter and throughout the entire book. He uses italics to have his readers understand what he is saying and even how he is saying it. The italics help the reader to go deeper than just quickly skimming through this book, it makes them think about his words long after they have put the book down. Another way he draws his reader in is how he tells the main story first and then adds in facts and data to back up his story and his claims. He does…

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    students. Boarding Schools also hold less strict guidelines as to what and how teachers teach their subjects. This makes the curriculum more flexible and teachers are able to focus more and delve deeper into topics that interest their students while skimming over less interesting topics. For the students a major reason to go to a boarding school are the great sports and sport facilities. Because boarding schools are so expensive, they generally have the most up to date equipment as well as a…

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    In the essay, “ The Lonely Good Company of Books,” by Richard Rodriguez,he mentioned to his readers in the very beginning that he was not big reader as a child. Rodriguez writes,” I knew my mother and father could read and write in both, Spanish and English(293).” He also mentions,” their reading consisted of work manuals, prayer books, newspapers, and recipes(Rodriguez 293).” From what Rodriguez writes we can gather that reading was not used very much in his house hold. The lack of reading to…

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    Q3: In order to design a suitable business strategies or approaches for Emotive Inc’s product, it is important to address some key points about the product. Emotiv target segment is to hard-core gamers, who desire in innovation and gain experiences in new ways. EPOC is a premium headset, which designated with 16 sensors to identify 30 different states in interpreting brain signals, enables gamers playing games just by thinking about what actions he/she wants to do. Understanding the Emotiv…

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    turned on silent and flipped over so my mind could push through for the hour and really focus on what the conclusion of the material was. There were a couple of times I had been lazy and the Chapter Quizzes were getting harder to do because I was skimming and rushing through the information I needed to retain. With the Discussions, I have always enjoyed those because they were organized and arranged in a way my brain could function and finish the assignment with a better grasp of that Week that…

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    I pulled into the parking lot and hung my entrance pass from the rearview mirror. When I walked through the front doors I had my I.D card ready to be scanned. I punched in the entrance code and waved to Gwen, the secretary for the morning hours. My phone rang from inside my purse as I was walking to the elevators, so I dug through the endless amount of stuff to try and answer before it went to voicemail. “Ah Ha!” I exclaimed, running into someone as I pull the phone from my bag. Their stuff…

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    The mini-lesson will focus on decoding strategy and structural analysis for word endings: ed and ing (inflectional suffixes). TS needs to learn about context clues and the meaning clues the word itself might contain. He must understand that inflectional endings (-ed and -ing) reflect the time at which events occurred and they change the meaning of the word in a sentence. Lesson Steps: 1. Introduce the concept that is going to be taught by reading some parts of the picture book Dooby Dooby Moo…

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    focuses in the use of the functions rather than the sole use of the grammar (e.g., recommendations, making a suggestion, introduction) Listening: This course reflects current understanding of English as a second language. Two major skills are taught: skimming and scanning. They are practiced through situations that are easily related to their experience or interests. Both of these skills are developed through listening for gist, details, main ideas or inferring meaning from…

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    The ‘T’ and ‘D’ sounds create a sharp, hard, bullet-like sound just like the gun. Owen also uses assonance in the line ‘the shrill demented choirs of wailing shells’. Here the open vowels create a wailing, airy effect like the whizzing of shells skimming through the air. In both poems Own uses imagery to reinforce his message. However in ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ he uses a variety of similes and metaphors whereas in ‘Anthem for Doomed Youth’ he extends a single metaphor and develops it in…

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