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    Grade Book

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    My task was to produce a grade book for primary school teachers; the aim of this spreadsheet was to allow teachers to input scores and record student progress. In this report I will attempt to explain the processes I went through to produce the grade book. Step 1 In order to create a professional‚ user friendly grade book‚ I firstly wrote a list of the items I wanted to include in my spreadsheet using Microsoft Word‚ before I started creating it. I did this so that I could make sure I had

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    The Book Theif

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    foster care in January 1939? The foster parents are able to take care of the children better than the mother would. 5. Why did Death think it was foolish for the poor people to escape poverty? 6. Why was the book about grave digging significant to Liesel? She found the book on the day she last saw her brother and mother. 7. What helped Liesel adjust to the foster home? Hans Hubermann was nice to her and taught her how to role cigarettes. 8. Why was school a failure to Liesel? Liesel

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    Book Report

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    Glenn Martin Urbano Book Report No. 2 IV-3 St. Bernard September 1‚ 2010 Mrs. Rosadelima P. Dacumos I. Introduction * Title of the Book: Wringer * Author: Jerry Spenelli * Year of publication: 1997 * Content : Palmer La Rue has to decide if he wants to become a "wringer". When someone turns ten years old in their community‚ they have to strangle ("wring")  pigeons shot in the annual Family Fest Pigeon Shooting Day. One day‚ a certain pigeon comes

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    Book of Esther

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    Informational Literacy Assignment: Esther David Laylock Humanities 102: Biblical Revelations Dr. Meng Due: April 16‚ 2014 Intro Esther is about the girl who came to be the queen of Persia. It is a book that gives her story of how she became sovereign‚ starting out during a banquet that lasted one hundred and eighty days. This banquet was put on by the wealthy King Xerxes to show off to people the power and fortune that he held. The queen‚ at the time‚ denied to appear at this

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    Book Report

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    Book Report 1. Just Listen‚ Sarah Dessen‚ February 28‚2008‚ 383 pages 2. Summary of the plot: Annabel Greene had what could be considered the perfect teenage life: cool friends‚ close family‚ good grades‚ and a part-time career as a model. At the beginning of summer that all disappeared. She is still traumatized by the attempted rape she experienced from her best friend’s boyfriend‚ and she doesn’t try to fix the broken friendships that are created when everyone turns their backs on her

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    Book of John

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    One of the major themes of the Book of John is to prove that Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of God. What makes these miracles so special is the difficulty faced to create them and what each is trying to teach. There are seven main miracles‚ seven being a significant number throughout the bible‚ that are used to help better understand Jesus and his true identity. We can also find a last miracle in His resurrection‚ which in itself is simply put that Jesus is a part of God because of how impossible

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    Book Report

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    The book begins with Totto-Chan’s mother knowing her daughter got expelled from school. Her mother realizes that Totto-Chan needs is a school where more freedom is permitted. So‚ she takes Totto-Chan to meet the headmaster of the new school‚ Mr. Kobayashi. The book describes the times that Totto-Chan has‚ the friends she makes‚ the lessons she learns‚ and the vibrant atmosphere that she indulges in. All of these presented to the reader through the eyes of a child. The reader sees the normal world

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    Internet and Books

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    In today’s modern world‚ technology has a great influence on our life and time. Back in the early 19th century‚ when electronic devices had not been invented‚ the population could only use printed word such as books‚ posters‚ newspapers or magazines‚ to gather information. Later‚ in the mid 20th century‚ the use of computers‚ televisions and radios helped people to know about the incidents happening all around the world‚ more easily. Now‚ in the 21st century‚ the creation of internet and other devices

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    Book Cover

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    Book Cover The new book cover that I designed has a colorful carrousel in the center and New York City in the background. I these two images give a great explanation of the book and have true meaning to it. In one quote Holden says‚"I was trying to feel some kind of a good-by . . . I don’t care if it’s a sad good-by or a bad good-by‚ but when I leave a place I like to know I’m leaving it. If you don’t‚ you feel even worse.” This is how New York City is portrayed as. It’s the big city everyone

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    The Book Thief

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    I found that “The Book Thief” portrayed perfectly one of the greatest casualties of war – the truth. Markus Zusak writes about a young girl – Liesel Meminger – who is initially illiterate‚ however she realizes the importance and power behind words and stories and she hungers for them. She steals books in an effort to understand and eventually‚ under the tutelage of Hans Hubermann – her papa – she is able to immerse herself in the new ideas and truths conveyed in these stories. I believe Liesel Meminger

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