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    The RN changed the subject when the patient talk about her dizziness problem. This may cause the patient to stop expressing the patient’s feeling by fear or lack of confident. The RN should explore more about the patient recent diagnosis of hypertension instead of change to another topic. The RN gave an unwanted opinion story when the patient talk about her grandfather. The patient didn’t ask her‚ but the RN decided to give her personal story‚ which was inappropriate. She did not seem empathetic

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    silent until we can take it no longer—and then we drop a bomb. In short‚ we move between silence and violence—we either don’t handle the conversation‚ or don’t handle it well. We may not become physically violent‚ but we do attack others’ ideas and feelings. When we fail a crucial conversation‚ every aspect of our lives can be affected—from our careers‚ to our communities‚ to our relationships‚ to our personal health. Chapter 2: Mastering Crucial Conversations: The Power of Dialogue Dialogue is the

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    is a poem of heartbreak that uses the devices of tone‚ language‚ structure‚ and relatability to illustrate the effect love can have on people and how hard it is to give that feeling up‚ even if it is not returned. The poetic tone of the lyrics in “Getting Through” expresses the inescapable crushed and drawn-out feeling of heartbreak‚ while also hinting at its refusal to become extinct. “So I go on loving you‚…” informs the reader that the heartbroken speaker is confronting the source of his

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    pictures of family members in their learning journal‚ continue the repetition of met and greet at the start and end of every session. Respond to what the child shows an interest in Provide a way that will help the child deal with anxiety and other feelings. Share stories and songs. 2.Moving to a different school ( reception) Children will attend reception year at 4-5 years old‚ most children relish the idea of going to big school however some will feel intimidated lost or feel the need for

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    prevailing theme in both Atonement and The Reader. In The Reader‚ guilt is persistently explored as a reoccurring theme. ‘and when I feel guilty‚ the feelings of guilt return; if I yearn for something today‚ or feel homesick‚ I feel the yearnings and homesickness from back then.’ (pp. 215) This quote highlights the principle to the reader that feelings of guilt‚ while not always prevalent‚ are reoccurring and illuminates the idea that individuals cannot retreat into deniability for very long. At some

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    10-1-10 Personal reminiscence The story I am about to share with you is one of the hardest and saddest time I have ever been through. Even though it sad‚ it’s a memory I can remember all my feelings and exactly how I felt. well before I tell you my memory‚ I would like to give you some background information about my grandfather‚ mike. He was one of the most loving guy you could ever meet. He was always known of putting people before him‚ and

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    (93) and the roads were referred to as‚ "…a thin grey-while line…" (93)‚ which all signify the isolation of the community. However‚ by comparing the surrounding land to the moon‚ the author conveys the idea of beauty and adds a desolating yet mystic feeling to the land; thus‚ Lawson brings out the admirable side of isolation: "…beautiful and desolate and remote as the moon" (93). Moreover‚ the protagonist Kate thinks of the community as home and puts an emphasis on the word home which shows her longing

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    vulgar language “Couldn’t direct a poofter to a man’s dunny.” The use of inhibited directness in “poofter” shows the character of Doug doesn’t know how to act around ‘sane’ people and this directness of the word ‘poofter’ shows the groups’ truthful feelings toward Lewis. This is further emphasised by humour in “For killing an actor he’d get life‚ for killing a director he’d get eternal gratitude.” Roy’s criticism toward Lewis is evident throughout the entire play‚ and causes Lewis to feel degraded and

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    originally from different cultures‚ use to express their identity such as family‚ friends‚ cultural traditions‚ language‚ food‚ images‚ and feelings of their past. These aspects are symbolic and people have taken them as their own‚ in other words as their identity. There are symbols that play an important role in our lives; we think and express our thoughts and feelings through symbols. Language is a powerful symbol of human and ethnic identity. When we hear someone speak‚ right away we make guesses

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    speaking about how she wished her daughter hadn’t grown up and is reluctant to let her go. In “Flight of the Firstborn”‚ Peggy Carr addresses the feelings of parenthood when a child outgrows their parents and in turn leave their parents to start their own lives. Through metaphors‚ imagery and through constant use of enjambment the author expresses the parental feeling of having a child grow up in front of their eyes. Metaphors are figures of speech that show that two things resemble each other in either

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