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- 3911: Giver
- Short plot summary of Giver The story Giver takes place in a place that where it's perfect and there is no fear and pain. It takes place in the future from now. Jonas is a ...
- 3912: Gimple The Fool
- ... bothered by the fact he was teased for being gullible, or in this case, appearing to be gullible. He went on with the jokes because he wanted to. This story is less tragic than most stories that relate to people being tormented all their life, and this goes to show that faith in one's self will overcome someone else's lack of faith. People should think next time they torment ...
- 3913: Personal Writing About My Mother and Her Stay In the Hospital
- ... had to wait for a nurse to bring her out to the waiting room. We visited my mother and then went home. I can't remembr much about the visit, except that it was very short. My mother then eventually came home. She had to sleep downstairs in a special bed, because she couldn't walk up the stairs. The accident had crushed her right ankle bone, making it rather hard ...
- 3914: Writing A Personal Argument
- ... shut out of children's lives and explains that the toys must be open-ended - toys with which children can use their creation, exploration, and imagination. 'Children have to be able to create their own stories with their toys,' she says. 'The decision must be their, otherwise they can't use their creations, exploration, and imagination.' Moreover, these kind of games in the market is not only all the factors above ...
- 3915: Frankenstein
- ... thinking. Society has mislabeled this creature as dumb, savage, and brutal, whereas he is actually intelligent, kind, and humane. This creation knows absolutely nothing when he first begins to exist and yet in a very short amount of time (compared to human learning) can walk, talk, read, write, and think logically. He learns to read, write, and talk from the family. Proof to his logical thinking is throughout the novel but ...
- 3916: Y2k Vs. Stock Market Crash
- ... the value some had bought. The cause of the stock market crash was largely due to over investment. The problem was people who didn t have the resources, investing from credit to buy into the short-lived age of wealth. Many people now are investing data in computers that is irreplaceable. They leave the data there assuming it will be there the next day or whenever they need it. In an ...
- 3917: Year Round School
- ... As the saying goes,practice makes perfect. The best argument for a year round schooling is that there are frequent breaks. They are long enough for the student to rest and revive him/herself, but short enough so nothing is forgotten. Students tend to "burn out", especially during the long strecth of school between spring break and summer vacation. With the frequent breaks, the student has something to look forward to ...
- 3918: How Do In And Out Of School Fa
- ... ages right through to school leavers who either do not see or have not been shown the value of an education or who may leave school due to the financial insecurity of their family. In short the continual existence of a strong relationship between social class & educational attainment demonstrates that there is some way to go before we can say that British schools provide equal opportunities (Furlong 1993 p 12). Although ...
- 3919: Atlantis: We Will Never Know
- ... like giants, hobgoblins etc. Plato speaks of hot and cold springs in the center of Atlantis, a feature common to islands with volcanic activity. Chances are Plato didn't know this -Plato says in his stories that the Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, is always seen on a chariot with horses because he was originally the god of Atlantis, where horses were domesticated. But when Atlantis fell to the ...
- 3920: Flowers For Algernon
- ... brain can't do much difficult thinking, proving that he is "dumb" enough for the test. 5. What was the Thematic Apperception Test? It asked that Charlie look at pictures of people and make up stories about what they are doing in the pictures. This test also proves that Charlie is not very smart. 6. Who is Algernon? How does Charlie race against Algernon? Algernon is a mouse. Charlie is given ...
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