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    The Internet takes away from community involvement Kenneth Soward COMM 400 Winter 2012   Abstract The following research paper explains that the more an individual spends time online the less they get involved in their community. The research findings in this studies shows how negative effects that technology poses to our human interactions. Lager amount of time that we waste on the Internet takes away from our communities. Introduction The use of the Internet is rapidly growing into

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    I think my school should have after-school activities.It can keep kids safe‚ kids can learn to use teamwork or strategy‚ give kids other knowledge besides academics‚ and help children realize their talents. Here are explanations for the reasons I gave. First‚ after-school activities can keep kids safe when their parents aren’t home‚ and there’s no one to watch them. Kids sometimes go outside and play without anyone supervising them. Then they can get kidnapped‚ and their parents wouldn’t even know

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    BEDROOM SWEET BEDROOM When I think of a meaningful place‚ I think of my bedroom. A place like my bedroom is where I can relax and be comfortable. I think that is why it is important to me‚ because I can be myself and feel comfortable in there. I can also just sit down and rest my body. Another reason is I can go there when I want privacy. I can shut the door‚ maybe even lock it and tell everyone in my household not to disturb me. My room holds most of my personal belongings there and they

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    Extracurricular activities are a controversial subject among many school districts around the United States. Many believe that education and funding are more important matters than clubs and sports. Extracurricular activities should not be eliminated throughout school districts due to funding. School is important. Everyone knows this and no one can truly argue against it. Wake up‚ go to school‚ come home and repeat. But why do people do this? Why do we attend school everyday? Most would say

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    Short Essay on Extracurricular Activities in School An ideal school gives to students the scope and the spirit of healthy competition — to excel at all levels. Class work and the home work given by teachers have their academic importance; in this also one who excels wins the praise and appreciation from the teachers. But academic distinctions alone do not fulfill all the purpose for which the school exists. A school is the workshop of life-building in which the raw material is the nascent young

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    least one extracurricular activity. Try to understand‚ that this is a horrible idea. There are a number of reasons why it is. Having plans already planned‚ having homework‚ consequently meaning less sleep‚ and just being there for more time than you want to be are 3 great reasons why not to have extracurricular activities after school. The first main reason why not to have after school activities is because you have your own life after school. Some people may have a job‚ family occasions or

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    Meaningful Occupations While growing up I participated in many occupations that gave me a sense of self and satisfaction. Amongst these occupations are three in which I still like to engage in till this day. The three most meaningful occupations to me are dancing‚ swimming‚ and taking pictures. If I was to become handicapped in the future I would be able to adapt to my disability with an open mind if I could still participate in these occupations. Physical Context The three occupations

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    Noè Molina Mr. Stamos Expository Essay 1 December‚ 2012 What does it mean to live a meaningful life? “As a well-spent day brings happy sleep‚ so a life well used brings happy death.”- Leonardo da Vinci. There are few people in this world that know what it means to live a meaningful life. They think about everyone else before themselves‚ they begin to realize the things that matter the most‚ and they follow the rules. “The Man in the Water”‚ a 1982 LA Times article by Roger Rosenblatt‚ shows

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    Federal involvement has had a deep impact in schools. As with all forms of change‚ the involvement of the federal government has pros and cons. The federal government has been a large influence over how the school system works. Overall‚ I believe that federal involvement has been positive for schools. One great advantage of having federal involvement is that teachers are held to a standard. The standards that teachers are held at allow organization and stronger learning to occur. This allows teachers

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    parental determination with motivation incorporates parent-children communication about children’s activities‚ and interests‚ parent-children talks about choosing homework and parents volunteering at the school. Teachers must give children an ideal informative experience. Parents play as the central point of making the instructive experience positive. An article titled‚ "Family Involvement in High School: Predictors and Effects” focuses on that children require the closeness of their parents in their

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