Time management

readers to the speaker of the poem. The speaker immediately starts talking about and emphasizes on being a witch: a “possessed”, “lonely”, and “twelve-fingered” witch. With the word “possessed,” Sexton is proposing that at times a woman can be infatuated; meaning that from time to time, a woman can be in a state where she has no control over her actions or doings. A woman like this is described by Sexton as “haunting the black air” and “dreaming evil”; by using the connotations “haunting”,…

on my own time, and not expect the teachers to hand me everything. When it comes to taking notes now it’s my job to pay attention; not sit around waiting for the answers to show up. I have to write key points for quizzes or test coming up, and check my email for new information constantly! The thing about college I don’t enjoy is constantly relying on technology. Classes only take up a time frame from fifty-five minutes to three hours. Which means you have to spend about double the time in class…

Observation Summary Each of our observations on a High/Scope inspired classroom were conducted separately in three different locations and times. Data was collected through anecdotal notes, pictures, and informal discussions with the staff. Lucero observed the Child Development Center located in Hawthorne, serving a low-income community. Jenena observed a Child Development Program at Westminster School District. Lauren observed at The Child Development Center was composed of one…

must be excited to do something other than be on a tablet playing the same game over and over again, “Writers have asserted that children today tend to spend less time in outdoor play, hobbies, sports, and creative activities than they did in former years” (Witty 109). We must encourage children to not be on technology so often and spend time outdoors with friends and family. It will actually help children be more social by surrounding themselves with people, instead of watching a TV show that…

I do not the same price, but not double. Many think it is fair to pay a little bit more than Americans because they live here all the time and deal with the problems when we can just leave. A fee being assess is fair, but not a hugely increased price. Talking with other student from other places like New York, you can see they even pay extra to be here. A solution is to just let everybody…

Stress is known to cause a number of health risks including heart disease, asthma, obesity, depression, anxiety, and a number of others. Stress can cause a person to experience a quantity of problems that can be carried out for a long period of time during their lives. Within stages this affects the people around me causing them to be drawn from my behavior. My parents begin to worry if I am going to be alright and stress that maybe I am doing too much so they offer their advice to improve my…

Winter’s Bone by Daniel Woodrell has two narratives: a young woman named Ree Dolly completing a quest to find her Dad and the story of how she shapes her internal desire to save her family. Typically, culture mediates desire in texts, but Winter’s Bone develops a protagonist that goes against societal oppression to fix a situation typical of her culture. The novel avoids the contrived “journey” story by presenting her desires through flashbacks. This narrative technique is chosen to emphasize…

Time Between Times. I lounged in the same spot, an old patio chair minus the cushions on my back deck, and watched my kids come and go. They are a flurry of youthful exuberance. Fighting, screaming, yipping, laughing, and talking a mile a minute-- bare feet, bug bites, and snack-hungry tummies—they demanded and took but also gave kisses and breathless hugs. The sun shifted and changed as I watched. Shadows engulfed the yard. The sun and the moon faced one another. The time between times fell,…

In Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif,” Twyla Benson retells the story of her time in St. Bonaventure shelter and encounters with Roberta Frisk, but they remember different things each time they reminisce on the past. Twyla finds herself evaluating what really happened in her life, shifting ideas based on her own memories and what Roberta thinks. Her thoughts are ultimately distorted, raising questions on what is actually true. Twyla, as the narrator, tells the story with her own bias, making it…

When you ask me what is my role in my family, I am lost in thought. I was born in an ordinary family. My mother is a quality supervisor and my father is a director of a foreign company. My role I think is the protector of my parent’s relationship, because I protect the complete family intentionally or unintentionally. By the way, my elder female cousin’s father divorce with her mother because of the endless quarrels when she was in the primary and she is fallen for a few years. I never thought…