Genre: summary/response ENG 101 “In a praise of Fast Food” is an article written by Rachel Laudan from the book “The Gastronomica Reader.” Laudan grew up on an English farm she studied math‚ physics‚ chemistry then a degree in geology. She published several books and lots of articles. At the University of Hawaii‚ she found the way to bring her passion for gastronomy. She discovered the most amazing food culture she had encounter. All her ideas were pulled up together in 1996 in a book call
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speak in front of people so that is why I look down at my cards so much. Also‚ I have my cards too close to my face. The second thing that caught my attention while watching myself was that I need to have more gestures with my hands. Having a little bit more mobility with my hands will put more emphasis on the things that I am trying to say to the audience. The power point that I made was simple‚ but I feel like it got the points across and corresponded with my speech. I thought my tone throughout the
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When living in a country made up of so many different cultures‚ the question we need to ask ourselves is how do we respect them all. In different countries with various backgrounds‚ cultural norms‚ and societies‚ its difficult to make sure that none of them are offended and at the same time accepted. That is the very issue and concept that makes the United States so unique when you compare it to the rest of the world. We promise freedom to do whatever it is that is frowned upon or persecuted where
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ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH EDUCATION FOR ALL (EFA): THE CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS BY Joel O. Ojigbo Department of Education Foundations Federal College of Education‚ Kano. Abstract The National Policy on Education specifically stipulates that there is need for equality of educational opportunities to all Nigerian children irrespective of any real or imagined disabilities (FGN‚ 2004). The policy further states that education of children with special
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luscious scent of the sea. Richard guided his hand towards the delicate etchings of the drawer handle‚ tugging it ever so lightly for fear that it may break. Rummaging through his personal trove‚ he heedfully pinched the polaroid picture by the edge and rested it on the well-weathered oak tabletop. A petite lady with raven black hair tied up in a neat ponytail‚ dressed in a stunning milky wedding dress‚ grinning from ear to ear as she grasps the hand of a smartly dressed Richard in a jet black tuxedo
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OBAMA SPEECH What is the stated purpose of the speech? Remembrance‚ Outline We (America) will provide Whatever portion of sadness that we can share with you to ease this heavy load‚ we will gladly bear it. Newtown -- you are not alone. That this job of keeping our children safe‚ and teaching them well‚ is something we can only do together‚ with the help of friends and neighbors‚ the help of a community‚ and the help of a nation. Heros Bravery of teachers you’ve also inspired us with stories
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matches in the classroom was needed to celebrate her birthday. When the teacher out of the classroom to get the cake from the kitchen‚ Loke Mei Chin and Lee Huei Juin played with the matches in the classroom. Loke Mei Chin burnt her pointer finger (right hand). When it happened: Date 17 November 2008 Time 10:15a.m Where it happened: Hibiscus Classroom Number of children injured: 1 Details of any person injured Full name: Loke Mei Chin Age: 4 years old Classroom: Hibiscus Classroom Nature of injury:
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References: Beisser‚ S. R. (2008). Unintended Consequences of No Child Left Behind Mandates on Gifted Students. Retrieved on November 13‚ 2013 from http://forumonpublicpolicy.com/summer08papers/archivesummer08/beisser.pdf Danielson‚ C. (2002). Enhancing Student Achievement: A Framework for School Improvement. Alexandria‚ VA: ASCD Gentry‚ M. (2006)
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learning. One advantage is that it takes an increased manual dexterity to operate a computer mouse and keyboard‚ but at the same time‚ children are losing out on the increased fine motor skills that come with writing their name and assignments out in long hand. Handwriting is a necessary skill that is not likely to find a replacement in the world of technology. Computers can also lead to an educational environment where spelling skills are lost. This is even true for adults who consider themselves good
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academically. Her fifth grade teacher believes that Gayle’s musical ability as well as her high level of academic performance demonstrates gifted characteristics. So‚ the teacher decides to refer Gayle to be screened for the gifted and talented program. Gayle passed the screening test and was assessed for identification of giftedness. In Gayle’s school‚ to qualify for the gifted and talented program‚ students have to meet specific criteria for superior cognitive ability‚ specific academic ability‚ creative
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