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- 6001: Learning to Really Learn: Through Oral communication
- ... maturing sensory motors and muscles. If a child say's help in the first three months the subcortical sensory motor distinguishes between articulated sounds babies hear and the sounds babies can make. Developing of muscle control is needed to make that first babble of googoo gaagaa that happens in the first 6 to 9 months. Observation come natural to every human being and plays an important role in making words. Speech ...
- 6002: Types of Conflicts in Literature
- ... Conflict is like the air around us; it can sustain us by providing the elements of life just as air provides oxygen. On the other hand, it can destroy us if it whirls out of control like a tornado. As with all things, balance is the essential key.
- 6003: A Three Generation Comparison of Discipline
- ... just not an effective way to accomplish discipline. One thing that really opened my eyes was the fact that my mother never did spank me, although she does have a short temper. She used self control to with hold her anger, which I think is very honorable. I think the difference her is time. We all grew up in different generations. In my grandfathers time, it was acceptable to use spanking ...
- 6004: Cloning 2
- ... as clones because all their parts stem from the single cell which is the fertilised egg. Likewise, many tumours are clones, derived from one aberrant cell which no longer obeys the normal rules of growth control. The offspring of organisms which reproduce asexually, like corals, are also clones; as are identical twins produced by the natural, or sometimes deliberate, splitting of a single embryo. Members of a clone are genetically identical ...
- 6005: The Stories Of A People
- ... such as when Mosses parted the Red Sea, or when Mohammed was given the Koran. Other cultures believe in many gods such as the Greeks and Norse gods. These gods mix freely with humans, and control not only your lives, but also the natural world. Such as the Norse god Thor who throws his hammer to create thunder. The last but not least important aspect of mythology I will discuss in ...
- 6006: Symposium: Eros and the Philosopher
- ... based on our nature. We spend our lives trying to find the love that is buried within all of us. We all know it's there we just don't know when it will take control of us. Love strikes suddenly and quickly. Diotima's speech exemplifies that we truly don't understand what love is. We don't know everything about it until we have experienced it. Most people never ...
- 6007: Mediation
- ... will be undeniable. In the recent months, schools across the nation have been plagued with a shocking increase in violence. Students have not only become more likely to be involved in physical violence, but also gun violence. More and more students are bringing guns to school and more and more people are dying due to these guns. On Thursday, May 21, 1998, more than fifty rounds of gunshots rang out in ...
- 6008: Is Human Nature Simply The Enjoyment Of Sin?
- ... acts more selfish than to steal from someone for the simple thrill of it, while wasting the goods that were stolen. Augustine even mentions the concept of revenge, and how its pleasure consists of having control over other humans, and giving them orders (48). Both in human nature, and in the account of Augustine's personal experience, the act of sin for the sake of personal pleasure is very prevalent. This ...
- 6009: The Children Left Behind
- ... can die (DeBonis 177). In their efforts to locate their fathers, many have just a name to go by. In most cases any documentation relevant to their American paternity was destroyed after the communist assumed control South Vietnam. The families of these children destroyed any information and pictures that linked them with the Americans in order to protect them and their families from persecution or possible death. It was rumored that ...
- 6010: Computers
- ... philosopher and mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz improved on this machine by devising one that could also multiply. The French inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard , in designing an automatic loom, used thin, perforated wooden boards to control the weaving of complicated designs. During the 1880s the American statistician Herman Hollerith conceived the idea of using perforated cards, similar to Jacquard's boards, for processing data. Employing a system that passed punched cards ...
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