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- 29031: Why I Want to Be a Teacher
- ... make a difference and teach a child something new everyday, I know that I have accomplished something wonderful. I know I cant change the world, but I can sure make a difference in a child’s life by teaching them everything that I know and being there for them and learning along side them. I will give and give until I am so old that I can not give anymore. However ...
- 29032: My Personal View of Mathematics
- ... the world in motion. Without math the shipping of imports and exports would be disastrous. Anyway, math will help me throughout my career. It may keep me alive in such a case as Mr. Gorsline’s. Math may save me from a fuel consumption problem. Even early in my career. To get my licenses I am going to have to manage my hours. So, as anyone can see math is all ...
- 29033: Sex Education
- ... have adopted mandatory courses in the school systems, under their respective health and education laws. Bibliography: Becker, Julie. Sex Education. 1983 Brown, Jorna, ed. Sex Education in the Eighties. 1981 Bruess, Clint E, and Jerrold S Greenberg. Sexuality Education: Theory and Practice. 1988.
- 29034: Constitutionalism: The Tyranny
- In this excerpt from Democracy in America Alexis Tocqueville expresses his sentiments about the United States democratic government. Tocqueville believes the government's nature exists in the absolute supremacy of the majority, meaning that those citizens of the United States who are of legal age control legislation passed by the government. However, the power of the majority can ...
- 29035: Animal Experimentation Is Acceptable
- ... chickens became immune to later infections. Also millions of pets and farm animals would have died from such diseases as anthrax, distemper, canine parni virus, feline leukemia, rabies, hepatitis and other diseases if it weren’t for animal research. In addition to that the Biomedical Research Education Trust listed the following as benefits of animal research for animals: drug treatments for illnesses such as diabetes and heart failure, invitro fertilization to ...
- 29036: Poverty
- ... of the period, and only 7 percent avoided poverty altogether” (Hammersley). The last issue that Kozol focuses on are the risks poor children face on a daily basis. “Early childhood experiences contribute to poor children’s high rates of school failure, dropout, delinquency, early childbearing, and adult poverty” (Kozol 74). The level of developmental risk that poor children experience varies enormously and it is influenced in important ways by the depth ...
- 29037: Protecting The Innocent
- ... their own. The death penalty was abolished in the United States from 1972 to 1976 after the Supreme Court ruled it cruel and unusual punishment and therefore violated the 8'th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. When new execution methods were introduced the decision was reversed (www.brittanica.com). However even if the death penalty is no longer considered cruel and unusual, it is still unethical. Our legal system is ...
- 29038: Platinum
- ... Large amounts also come from the process of refining gold and copper. Platinum is a silverish metal with a hardness of 4.3. It has a high fusing point, is malleable and ductile, it doesn't expand very much when heated, and has high electrical resistance. Chemically the metal is relatively inert and resists attack by air, water, single acids, and other ordinary reagents. It dissolves slowly in aqua regia, forming ...
- 29039: The Study of Psychology
- ... them to their best ability. The next experiment conducted by this class will have an improvement from this one. Every person in this world is different and therefore there is no one answer to people’s learning and there is no one correct answer to Psychology. For the last time psychology is not a perfect science and should not be called a science.
- 29040: The Musician
- ... watered with the need to create and nurtured by the passion for the music. This is what makes a musician live, breath, and think about music unlike anyone else. Mastering the art of putting one’s soul into the music, is a life long quest. A musician will grow to love his craft and will be effected by it. He will be a little different because of it forever more.
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