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    “Music is the universal language of Mankind”. The essential key in any language is to have a vocabulary and form sentences to generate a message which is exactly what music does. It is one of the few things everyone has the capacity to appreciate. Music dates back to the prehistoric era when the Neanderthals used sticks and rocks to create rhythms. The power of music comes from its ability to connect those all around the world from all different cultures with a beat and some lyrics; however‚ its

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    Selfishness Most assume that selfishness is both wrong and unhealthy. But is this true? Selfishness means acting in one’s best self-interest. Contrary to popular opinion‚ all healthy individuals do have some levels of selfishness. Dr. Seuss displays a clear picture of selfishness through his story The Lorax. Likewise Hosea Griffith also does the same through his poem The Selfishness of Hearts. The main characters in the story‚ Once-ler and the Lorax prove a great point of selfishness. The Lorax

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    Catcher in the Rye Literary Analysis Life is full of decisions that can alter one’s course in life. Some choices may lead to contradictions of one’s of own belief‚ and take one through a difficult period of emotions. In the novel‚ The Catcher in the Rye‚ by J.D. Salinger‚ the reader follows the story from Holden Caufield’s point of view‚ which depicts Holden’s encounters and thoughts. The reader is guided through Holden’s journey as many aspects of life give him a new view of society. Holden’s odyssey

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    Learning is a gradual process that is continuous throughout a person’s life. Learning can either be formal or informal. Formal education is very essential in developing an individual’s cognitive skills. Formal learning starts from a tender age in children. The kind of base set at this age will determine the success of a child in future. Teachers are therefore required to use effective methods in teaching infants. Reading Elementary aged children usually have difficulties in reading. Their brain

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    Universal Robina Corporation I. Background of the Study Organization is a social unit of people that is structured and managed to meet a need or to pursue collective goals. Any operating organization should have its own structure in order to operate efficiently. For an organization‚ the organizational structure is a hierarchy of people and its functions. The organizational structure of an organization tells the character of an organization and the values it believes in. Organizational structure determines

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    Language arts are one of the most crucial parts of education for an elementary aged child. In learning language skills‚ a child will be able to communicate with the world around them. Language arts is a very broad term. Many people will hear that and think it only refers to reading‚ but there are many other parts that encompass language arts. Listening- Listening is most usually the first component of language arts development. From birth‚ children will benefit and learn from just listening to

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    In my language art assignment‚ I observed one of my preschool students. Here is some information about the child. He is almost five years old. He comes from very big family. He has four older siblings‚ he is the youngest child in the family. His family speaks two languages. The child is learning Spanish in my class. In my class‚ he is known for being very social. He loves to talk and ask a lot of questions. Also‚ he help other children when they need help. He enjoys learning new things. The child

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    I have thought a lot about my language arts teacher today and how I do not want to lose her. My mom has a teacher she used to have that has a modeo that says once a student always a student and that is true for the two of us because we are friends!!!! I will still be reading a lot next year because she encouraged me to and because I learned a life lesson that is what reading can do for your life and I hope I can teach my friend Jenna that lesson!! I will remember my teacher forever and I hope she

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    “Visual language is used in art to give meaning to artworks. Discuss with reference to 3 artists” Visual language is used in art to give meaning to artworks. Many artists use signs and symbols to convey many messages or communicate certain ideas or even to express their thoughts and feelings on certain topics‚ whether political or personal. Some artists who used symbolism in their artworks included: Pablo Picasso‚ Frida Kahlo‚ and Gordon Bennett. Pablo Picasso was an artist who often used signs

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    Dan Huynh The Art of Language and Deception in Lolita Humbert Humbert is a man of many layers; many morals‚ and many sides. In his own words‚ he is Humbert the deadly charming sophisticate‚ Humbert the lover‚ Humbert the monster‚ and above all Humbert the the manipulator. In the Lolita by Vladimir Nobokov‚ Humbert uses ornate language and style to manipulate the audience and invoke a trust and cordialness that leads to a view of him as a sympathetic pedofile. Humbert’s narration is full of wordplay

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