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    are expected to act in certain ways that are fundamental in the eyes of society. Girls are expected to be quiet and part of the obeying gender‚ while it is anticipated that boys are always up to no good. Similarly‚ in the article by Messner (2008)‚ Barbie Girls Versus Sea Monsters: Children Constructing Gender‚ boys are represented as loud and aggressive‚ while girls are feminine and more respectful. Boys are shown to be on a verbal chant‚ while the girls cheer for all. In Fitzhugh’s novel‚ it is of

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    "Has politically correct‚ overprotective parenting created a generation of "cotton wool‚" kids so removed from risk and adversity that they are left incapable of dealing with the social and physical demands of adult life?" The number of socially and physically incapable children in New Zealand society is rapidly growing. The overprotective and politically correct parents of these children have been influenced by the media‚ through television coverage of the danger in their surrounding communities

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    In a Barbie World Since the beginning‚ boys and girls have been put into separate groups and as children they are very different‚ especially when it comes to the toys they play with. One of the first teachings of a child’s gender role can usually be found in their toy chest. Boys had race cars‚ building tools‚ guns and action figures all being apart of their preparation for manhood. Girls had makeup sets‚ kitchenware‚ stuffed animals‚ and dolls. Although boys get their share of subtle societal

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    The business that I have chosen is called Mad Keen Motors. I chose this business because I feel that it describes my family’s business and I can relate to how things are done‚ how decisions are made as a family‚ and the service they provide. I believe that working with family members can be very helpful as well as challenging. Family members can be sometimes easier to get along with as well as harder because they have higher expectations of one another. I worked at my uncles Auto repair garage for

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    I really liked these poems this week. They were easy to understand and see what each author was trying to say. In the poem Barbie Doll by Marge Piercy it starts off by to me telling young girls what they should expect to be or be doing when they were older. They were given smaller toys that represented bigger objects such as a stove‚ iron‚ and lipstick. Then as the girl gets older she is teased by others her age about not only her body‚ but her “great big nose and fat legs.” Even though she is the

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    Diary of a Wimpy Kid

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    In this story Diary of a wimpy kid is about a boy name Greg Hefley and his friend Rowley. Greg’s mom bought him a diary which was supposed to be a journal. So he tells about being in class and his life. In the middle of summer his brother Roderick woke him up telling him he missed all of summer and he was dressed as if he was going to school so Greg woke up got dressed and was making breakfast and then his dad yelled at him because it was 3:00am. Then it was finally time for school to actually start

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    we are born into this world with high expectations. There is an image of perfection that our parents could only hope we fulfill; but as parents love us no matter what our physical outcome may be‚ society‚ on the other hand‚ does not so understand. Barbie Doll by Marge Piercy is a painfully honest eye-opening poem dwelling on the severity of an average girl feeling as if she is not beautiful enough. The crucial elements of poetry include imagery‚ similes‚ symbolism‚ a strong persona‚ tone‚ and setting

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    In Marge Piercy’s poem‚ Barbie Doll‚ the “girl-child” is always looking to others or the outside world to tell her how to look and feel‚ “a classmate said: You have got a great big nose and fat legs” (323). The character is portrayed as a girl who has everything going in her life; good grades‚ very healthy/strong‚ and an abundant sexual drive – even though she has the big nose and legs. She works her whole life to be better and for people to realize that she is beautiful‚ until the day she cuts of

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    Ae Fond Kiss is a movie directed by Ken Loach. It describes a love story of Roisin and Casim. Their relationship is very complicated‚ because they are from two different worlds. Roisin is a Catholic‚ ho works in a Catholic school‚ and she cannot imagine changing her belief. However‚ Casim is a Muslim and his life is subordinated to the religion. Being together involves continuing struggle with the rules imposed by the society in which they live. One of the most significant problem described in this

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    The rise in labeling students with exceptionalities in our school systems has subsequently led to an increase in the number of special education classes and programs in public schools. The question remains as to whether these programs are arising for the right reasons. Scott Shannon‚ a medical doctor‚ stated that he‚ “Believed that the proliferation of mental and emotional disorders . . . reflects our tendency and willingness to find illness where there may be simple difference.” Labels can either

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