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    At my church, Queen of All Saints, there is a religious education program in which I was a student for eight years. It began in first grade and continued all the way throughout eighth grade. It began in October and lasted until April. Once I hit sixth grade I intended on being an Alter Server at my church. I had been an Alter Server for 3 years and it taught me many things such as having a greater appreciation and more understanding of the symbols of church. I believed that I have a deeper…

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    Seneca's Coming Of Age

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    emperors by defaming Caligula in his writings and opinions. This disfavor carried over to Claudius, in part by having an adulterous affair with one of his nieces for which he was then banished, but then by writing Pumpkinification while he was Nero's tutor. Seneca was brought…

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    speculating as to whether Edward De Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, is the true author of all of Shakespeare’s publications, Edward De Vere was born in the Hedingham Castle. One of his tutors at the time was Laurence Nowell, who owned a copy of Beowulf. In 1558, Edward De Vere attended Cambridge and Oxford University in 1566. Another tutor of his was Queen Elizabeth’s…

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    Library Aide, and now I am a full-time Library Associate, so career progression is imperative to me. The vacant Library Associate II position is a leadership role which includes supervising and training staff; my leadership experience includes being a tutor, an United States Army soldier,…

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    in the classroom, I noticed that there are at least three or four students that are achieving really high while others require additional help. In order to help the low performing students, the teacher reassigned seats so the advanced students can tutor the rest of the students in the same table.…

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    Problems of associate degree programs Associate degree programs cause some problems that will affect the process of this program. Associate degree students have three methods to get into the university. They can choose UGC-funded degrees, self-finance degree/top-up degree and study overseas. Around 30% of associate degree students may enter UGC-funded program but some students need to start from Year 1. It will spend lots of time and money. Students who study in self-finance degree and top-up…

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    1101 tutor position jumped out at me was because, if given the position, I would be able to attend the lectures again.…

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    Augusta Ada Lovelace At a time when the world was dominated by men, a few women were noticed for the changes they brought for the greater good of the world around them. One such woman was Augusta Ada Byron, Countess of Lovelace. In the 1800s, Ada contributed her knowledge and work on computer science, which was an important mark of time. Known as “the Enchantress of Numbers”, Ada’s futuristic knowledge of computer science added a whole new level to technology. Ada’s discoveries and love towards…

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    Connecting my journey to Lincoln University’s Upward Bound program, the purpose of the Upward Bound program is to prepare low-income and first-generation college bound students for success in higher education. An important aspect of this program consists of having educated, caring, and patient counselors to aid students with their transition into a new lifestyle. Being able to have a young mentor to guide a student through the new experiences of college will allow them to gain confidence in a…

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    The good, the bad and the evil of standardized testing. In this essay you will learn why standardized testing is good for some, bad and evil for others. The good about standardized testing is it allows some students to be set apart from others these students do well on multiple choice questions, meaning that those students can see the multiple choice questions and when they see the correct answer it jogs their memory to the question. Test like the SAT and ACT help students that come from smaller…

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