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    SEMI-DETAILED LESSSONPLAN I-OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson‚ the grade six pupils are expected to perform at least 75% of performance level: a) To define earth. b) To identify earth’s different layers. c) To familiarize the arrangement of earth’s layer. II- SUBJECT MATTER The Earth’s Surface Materials: illustration‚ puzzle‚ egg and activity sheets. Reference: Science and Health 6 pp.89 Into the future: Science 6 pp.102-104 III-PROCEDURE A) Preparatory Activities Teacher’s

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    Leaving a Legacy of Hope

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    Leaving a Legacy of Hope…It’s Up To Us. So many people when asked what it was that drew them to this field would tell me‚ “I go home every night feeling good about the work I do.” Though this is a genuine and relevant answer to the question‚ it is not mine. I have always said that it is the people that make this work so special. What makes the population of people that we work with so incredible is that they are not caught up with the everyday way of life that you and I are. It is that freedom

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    make someone an instant genius. It sounds great‚ except there is a catch. This surgery has never been used before and there may be some… side effects. This is the situation a mentally disabled man‚ Charlie Gordon was thrust into in the short story “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes. Charlie is a happy man. Daily he is a janitor in a factory. Nightly‚ he attends Miss Kinnians class for adults. His life is fine but he wants one thing‚ to be intelligent. Meanwhile‚ two scientists‚ Dr. Nemur and Dr

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    Mrs. Flowers was a very important reference in the life of the narrator Maya Angelou. She was portrayed by Maya as being a person who was kind‚ respectful‚ highly educated and a source of inspiration. She was a well to do‚ elegant and highly sofisticated person who had the ability to touch the lives of people that belonged to her community. I dare say that Mrs. Flowers was one of the main people responsible for allowing Maya to flourish and reach higher ground. Mrs. Flowers had an unimaginable power

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    Flowers for Algernon‚ by Daniel Keyes‚ is about a mentally disabled 32 year old man named Charlie Gordon and his transition into becoming a genius. Charlie has a operation performed on him‚ that was previously performed on a lab mouse named Algernon‚ to increase his intelligence with successful results. Charlie documents his experiences in progress reports and as time goes on after the operation‚ the reader can see the improvements in Charlie’s thinking through his writing. As time passes‚ Algernon’s

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    Fetch Me That Flower

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    “Fetch me that flower; the herb I shew’d thee once: The juice of it on sleeping eye-lids laid will make or man or woman madly dote upon the next live creature that it sees” Says Oberon to Puck as he describes the effect the love potion has on mortals. This sounds strikingly similar to the sensation of “Love at first sight”. Although most of the conflict in the Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream arises from true love rather than the magical idea of Love that Oberon describes here‚ this statement

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    Hope In The Kite Runner

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    that resurrection of hope in the midst of despair and apathy.” Even through the hardships and toils of life‚ one still finds solace in the darkest of days. Guilt is often the source of such despair‚ and one can achieve a resurrection of hope through true redemption. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini‚ the main character Amir finds himself in a place of apathy after a series of events identified by detachment‚ betrayal‚ and guilt. As Clinton said‚ His resurrection of hope is found in a time of

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    Hope Springs Psychology

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    Context of Adult Development in Aging portrayed in Hope Springs The film Hope Springs‚ depicts the interrelatedness of many concepts and theories were discussed in the Context of Adult Development and Aging class. For this composition to be most effective‚ an overview of the plot of Hope Springs must be provided. Hope Springs is about a married couple who is on the verge of divorce‚ until they go to a retreat for married couples in Maine as a last attempt to save their marriage. While at this retreat

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    Hope In A Fine Balance

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    unimaginable ways as they each conquer problem after problem‚ relishing the smallest moments of bliss as they try to continue on. This relentless battle between hope and desperation in the mind and soul of people is what creates one of the most insightful stories of all time. Through his novel‚ Mistry develops the idea that the line between hope and despair must remain balanced in order for life to be maintained.

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    The first decades of the twenty-first century were full of overcoming obstacles. Prodigy by Marie Lu‚ Hatchet by Gary Paulsen‚ The Lost Hope by Rick Riordan‚ or The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi. What do these four stories all have in common‚ other than their dystopian category? They all are full of hope that leads to perseverance and in the end overcoming the main conflict. Each one of these stories had an obstacle some character(s) had to face. From taking down corrupt governments to life or

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