The Making of the English Working Class

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    Math Class Observation

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    Solomon’s fourth grade class. Mrs. Solomon makes sure that her class is a very welcoming place. She does so by standing at the door in the morning and personally greeting each and every one of her students. Once each of the students have entered the class, Mrs. Solomon opens the class session by enthusiastically saying, “Welcome back!” and the students respond, “Glad to be back!” This ensures that each class begins on a positive, thankful, and welcoming note. During class, Mrs. Solomon does…

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    George Orwell Society

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    Throughout the text, Orwell emphasizes both the terms “class” which is “a society based on achievement” and the term caste which is “a society based on ones ascribed status”. He described growing up in an upper-middle class society, which he explains is a layer of society lying between €2000 and €300 a year. He explains that the reason he defines his class in terms of money is simply because that is “always the quickest way of making yourself understood”, but that it can also be interpenetrated…

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    Law, mentions that the English language is very dominant especially in the state of Wales. People from Wales do not speak their native language anymore, because the English language has been taken over. In 2011 only 20 % of the population of Wales could speak Welsh, which is a low number and much lower, then it used to be. Back in 1840’s 80 % of the population spoke Welsh as their native language and they did not speak English at all. Why it that so? Tom Law’ blames the English language for…

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    became easier, my job and social life distract me, preventing me from reaching my highest potential. Working a part time job may interfere with a lot of the work I provide, whether the class work slips my mind, or there wasn’t enough time to complete the class work. I don’t plan on working a part time job at Krispy Kreme for the rest of my life, which is why I have to find the relevance in putting my class work before my job. I have to focus on the big dream, the reason why I am even in school…

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    health among citizens, and poor working conditions in factories. Societal classes had existed in Europe long before the Industrial Revolution. However, these classes began to function differently with the growth of industry. In Document 4, Edward Goodall’s Cottonopolis, we see an almost complete industrial takeover of the natural world. The way this piece helps reflect societal issues at this time is the family located on the left of the painting. They are lower class, as indicated by their…

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    budget a big problem still remains; is there just too many people for British infrastructure to cope? It is widely agreed that massive parts of British infrastructure are being stretched to their very limits by the increase in non-British citizens making use of things such as NHS and education. According to the Office of National Statistics it is very real possibility that Britain’s population could increase by 20 million over the next 50 years . As it is the NHS is critically understaffed to…

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    classes where learning the prayers, from a book, was the goal. So, I would say that home, school, and church helped me to develop the curiosity and the knowledge to appreciate literacy. I don’t remember reading groups in class, but I remember working with a partner, or as a full class. The text books that I…

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    calling the class to order says “Ichigi-kan me no Eigo yoroshiku onegai shimasu” which loosely translates to “We are going to start 1st period English class, thank you for your time.” Consequently, they would substitute the word “Eigo”-English to “Rekishi”- History and so on. The Teacher would then greet the class and they would begin with warm-up activities so as get the student’s minds prepared for English. Frequently during the class there is a struggle to remember the English vocabulary,…

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    Differentiated Unit Plan

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    various clocks and telling time from types of clocks to the half hour. Students will be able to tell time to half hour using different types of clocks. Reading/English also ties into this unit. Students will be able to match words that are spoken with words in print. Class Description: Description of the Class: The first grade class of fifteen students at Liberty Elementary School is comprised of nondisabled students, as well as students who receive special education supports and…

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    that the English have been drunkenness from the 1930s when a popular drink…

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