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    the worst feeling

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    is dull and puts people to sleep. Students have all had that one teacher‚ including myself‚ that made the student’s feel like the class would never end. Those are the teacher’s that make a classroom environment boring. That is probably the worst feeling for a student. If it’s a class that is 80 minutes every day‚ sitting in that class with a monotone teacher really makes the students not want to be there. This also contributes to students skipping that class in the future just to avoid what they

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    The POET Model

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    14. Friedman’s book focuses on three social forces that are accelerating and buffeting individuals and community What are these three social forces and how do they relate to the POET model? Which concept (letter) does he not examine? According to the movie Growthbusters‚ why is it problematic to address the three and leave the fourth alone? In the book‚ Thank You for Being Late: An Optimists Guide for Thriving in the Age of Accelerations‚ the author‚ Thomas Friedman‚ explains throughout his book

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    Dead Poets Society Dead Poets Society‚ directed by Peter Weir is an inspiring film which depicts many themes and issues relating to the late 1950s society. Peter Weir uses film techniques such as setting‚ characterisation‚ symbolism and recurring motifs to verify the universal themes alternating from conformity‚ freedom and individuality. Peter Weir uses the film techniques to establish the clear contrast between realism and romanticism presented to the students at Welton Academy (an all-boys

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    The Feeling of Joy

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    Joy “Joy comes from happiness within and looking at things from a different point of view” Joy means “an act of happiness”. When we hear the word joy or even think of it‚ what really comes to mind? Happiness‚ bliss and cheerfulness‚ happiness is one of the major factor’s that help us to understand what joy really is. Most people are joyful when they succeed‚ because joy comes from success. They base their joy on success because it’s big representation in life. Can joy really come from success

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    Compare and Contrast two beliefs of Life after Death? Resurrection and reincarnation both have the same basic belief‚ that there is life after death‚ but the concept of the two beliefs are very different in several ways. Reincarnation is a Dualist belief and is a rebirth into a new form of existence that may be totally different from the first form of existence.  For example‚ a human could get reincarnated as an animal such as a cow.  The cow is a totally different form than a human. On the other

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    In Plato’s dialogue Phaedo‚ there are a series of arguments presented by Socrates as proofs for the existence of the soul after death. The final and most convincing argument works as a direct application of Socrates’ idea of the Forms. Socrates begins to examine the question of whether the soul exists after death by establishing the basis upon which his proof must function. Socrates takes his idea of Forms to be the most certain of all of his theories and so he contends that it ought to be the basis

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    After the Murder of Fortunato’s Death Guilt‚ error‚ mistake‚ dishonor‚ shame‚ a mistake‚ you’ll pay for what you did. Those words keep floating in my head. The feeling just is made me sick. It wouldn’t go away no matter how hard I tried they just wouldn’t shake. I didn’t feel what I thought I feel. I didn’t feel happy or even with what he had done I didn’t feel one ounce of ecstatic. Fortunato’s death is also the death of I. Every step I take is another step closer to the dome I put myself in

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    Importance of Feelings

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    Importance of Feelings   Feelings are our lifeblood. Without them‚ we would perish. Think about it. What if you couldn’t tell the difference between hot and cold‚ the feeling of pain‚ body temperature‚ strength or weakness? You would be numb at best‚ severely injured‚ or dead‚ at worst. Unable to discern possible danger or harm potential in the environment would doom you to a short life. That’s one set of feelings; the physical feelings‚ necessary for our survival. But what about emotional feelings? Are

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    A near death experience‚ also referred as NDE‚ is a psychological event that may occur when a person is close to death‚ or in a situation of suffering serious physical or emotional problems. Most NDE’s are peaceful and loving‚ but some are disturbing. All NDE’s are unique in a way‚ but as a group they share common features. During a NDE‚ individuals may feel intense emotions‚ commonly peace‚ well-being‚ and loved. Others are marked by fear‚ horror‚ and loss. Another common feature is a rapid movement

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    Compare the ways that authors present the speakers in their poems. My Last Duchess‚ by Robert Browning and Poem at Thirty-Nine‚ by Alice Walker. These are poems that revolve around grief and pride. In My Last Duchess the speaker is a very proud duke with years of honour and power to his family name but his duchess shows no respect to anything he has given her. In Poem at Thirty-Nine the speaker is a lady that didn’t show enough respect to her father when he was alive but when she lost him she grieved

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