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    INTRODUCTION To say the difference in intelligence is the result of a single skill would be naive at best and a gross misrepresentation at worst. Most researchers believe genius is comprised of numerous abilities from creative problem solving to athletic or musical skill. But in our observations of how we learn and how other people‚ far more intelligent than us‚ learn there was one factor that really stuck out. People who learned concepts easily didn’t learn the same way other people did. It wasn’t

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    while he was gone’" (Alcott para 5). That shows that the girls were fighting over who was going to get their mother the slippers because in the end they wanted to earn her self-respect. They all love their mom and they want to do something that shows they care‚ but they do not want one another giving better gifts to her because that would mean they would have to share her fondness. As Jo states‚ “Let Marmee think we are getting things for ourselves‚ and then surprise her” (Alcott para 15). The girls

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    bittersweet‚ care‚ and innocence of hardships of this time in era. Throughout Little Women Alcott expresses a usage of affectionate and caring tone in describing the sisters’ problems and rough times. When sister Amy was struck by the teacher‚ the teacher calls Amy before her class and tells her to dispose of the pickled limes and punishes her with “several tingling blows on her little palm” (Alcott 75) Alcott uses Amy’s punishment to put forth how consequences were a lot different in this time period

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    Walt Whitman became known as a truly American poet through experiencing and writing about the nation in its early years. Born on May 31‚ 1819 in Long Island. His draw towards writing began in his early childhood when he apprenticed for the Long Island Patriot newspaper. He became a teacher in New York then turned back to newsprint‚ creating his own company The Long-Islander‚ and in 1855‚ published his first poetry anthology Leaves of Grass. Then the Civil War occurred and Whitman‚ in New York hospitals

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    The adverse effects of praising children might not be apparent. However‚ in “How Not to Talk to Your Kids‚” by Po Bronson the article clearly states how certain kinds of praises may be harmful to children. The more general the praising might be the more harmful it becomes. The author Bronson reveals that eighty-five percent of Americans believe that it is important to tell their children that they are smart. Many of these parents believe that positive reinforcement is the best. While in some instances

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    Adriana Zuniga LAS 377‚ Making a life vs. Making a Living When comparing the processes of making a living and making a life both differ very much‚ but both play a role in the process of finding true success as an individual. Making a living is geared towards plain survival. In our society plain survival would be to pay the bills‚ buy food‚ buy clothes‚ pay the rent…etc. The idea is to settle for the least possible in order to get by‚ or as we call it survival. Making a life is geared towards knowing

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    Two Impacting Historical Women Jane Austen and Louisa May Alcott are two Novelist that as women‚ during a time where they were underappreciated‚ impacted many during the 1800s. These two women have published a handful of best-selling books. They had such a big impact that till this day their books are widely known. Some examples of their famous novels are " Little Woman" by Louisa May Alcott and Jane Austen’s "Pride and Prejudice". Jane Austen was an English Novelist born in December

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    married couples dropped below 50% for the first time‚ making married households no longer the majority (Bronson and Merryman par. 1). In past years‚ women were expected to marry early in age to start a family while the husband worked and provided for the whole family. Since a large number of women have begun to wait until in their late twenties‚ this has been commonly called “The Marriage Delay” (Bronson and Merryman par. 3). The delayed marriage rates have risen because of financial considerations‚

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    merging”. King Jr. uses voice merging to allow the audience to draw personal connections when he is preaching. Miller illustrates when Martin Luther King Jr. uses voice merging when exclaiming‚ “In ‘I Have a Dream’ he merges his voice with that of ‘Amos’ (‘We shall never be satisfied till justice rolls down like waters…’) and with those of Isaiah and Jesus (‘I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted…’).” (78 Miller). Keith D. Miller’s commentary provided me with information on different

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    statements concerning the supernatural or sacred. More often than not‚ mythology considers one component or aspect of religion. Faith is the broader term: besides mythological aspects‚ it includes aspects of ritual‚ morality‚ theology‚ and miracles.” (Alcott‚ 2010) Myth’s help us to understand certain wisdoms in a way that our brains can’t quite wrap around‚ while religion drives off of pure faith. Both religion and myths help humans deal with beings cope with change‚

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