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    How can drama help shy students gain more confidence? 1) Studying drama at school can be a positive‚ life-enhancing experience for children. It can improve confidence and help to combat (καταπολεμήσουν) shyness‚ which many young children struggle with. However‚ many claim that if performing is taken too seriously it can make children too competitive‚ stressed and diminish (μειώνει) their confidence if they are not successful. This could make them less likely to thrive in (ευδοκιμήσουν σε) social

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    TENT STRUCTURES   Definition of a Tent Structure:         A membrane structure pre-stressed by externally applied forces so that it is held completely taut under all anticipated load conditions.  To avoid extremely high tensile forces‚ a membrane structure should have relatively sharp curvatures in opposite direction (Reference: The Visual Dictionary of Architecture‚ Ching).   Purpose:           The purpose of a tent structure is to provide a means of shelter that is lightweight‚ portable‚

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    Painting a Mental Picture in Poetry Imagery functions as a poem’s five senses and is the language that transports the reader to a time‚ place or experience hand-picked by the author. It is of utmost importance in regards to inspiring feelings and manifesting the author’s ideas into a mental picture. Four poems‚ “My Papa’s Waltz‚” “Bogland‚” “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” and “Fire and Ice” explore the power of imagery in a way that allows the reader to mentally visualize the elements of the poem

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    HOW TO WRITE A LITERARY ESSAY SUGGESTED LENGTH: 600 WORDS THE TITLE should be specific. You should identify a particular problem in the literary text you’ve chosen to write about. Acceptable: The Role of the Narrator in Henry Fielding’s Joseph Andrews; Family Politics in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Unacceptable: Jane Eyre; Shakespeare’s Sonnets; William Blake’s Songs of Experience (ii) PRESENTATION The essay should open with a clear introduction

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    is also known as the golden age of English drama. In this age the tremendous impetus received from the renaissance‚ reformation‚ and from the exploration of the new-world. Such an age of thought‚ feeling and vigorous action finds its best expression in the development of drama which culminating in Shakespeare‚ Johnson and University Wits. Though the age produced some excellent prose works‚ it is essentially an age of poetry‚ but both poetry and drama were permeated by Italian influence‚ which was

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    With close reference to no more than three texts discuss how Channel 4’s drama reflects its public service remit. ‘Channel 4 no longer makes programmes for minorities‚ because it wants to bring audiences together rather than segment them.’ (Jeffries‚ S). The objective of this essay is to discuss and examine the ways in which ‘Channel 4’ dramas reflect its public service remit. Throughout this essay there will be an analysis focusing on two particular television drama’s that have been produced

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    Computerized Index Do you know how to use a computerized index to do research? Believe or not‚ it is really quite easy. First all of‚ you need to type in your topic and press the return key. Then‚ the computer will search its database of newspapers‚ magazines‚ and journals and will give you a list of all the articles related to your topic. After that‚ you can choose which ones you want to look up‚ and you can print out the list of citations. But‚ if you have to use only articles from the

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    The Chinese use chopsticks as easily and as naturally as Europeans use forks. They are like an extension of a man’s fingers‚ practical adaptations that evolved from the days when man indeed ate with his fingers. There are different styles of chopsticks. The Chinese variety is blunt on the "eating end‚"‚ while the Japanese prefer those with pointed tips. There are even short lengths for children for use. Chopsticks are made of many materials - ivory‚ plastic‚ silver‚ and even jade - but the most

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    There are many types of language uses that are found in different contexts. My language study will focus specifically on the language used in cosmetic advertising in magazines. Through my study‚ the particular linguistic features and conventions of this type of language and its purpose in its context will be determined. The process‚ which will lead to these findings‚ will involve the collection of samples‚ which will incorporate the language used in cosmetic advertising. The samples will be chosen

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    Both the novels ’1984’ and ’The Handmaids Tale’ provide warnings of how each author sees certain problems in society leading to dystopian states. Dystopian genres exist in both novels‚ but arise for different reasons. Resulting from Atwood’s concerns about political groups and aspects of feminism; ’The Handmaids Tale’ illustrates how declining birth rates could lead to a state where women are forced into bearing children. In contrast‚ ’1984’ depicts a terror state where poverty is rife and tyrannical

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