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    What’s the most important trait you’d like for your child to develop? If you’re like most parents and educators‚ intelligence is probably at the top of your list. Generally speaking‚ almost all parents want clever‚ thoughtful children‚ which is why we spend so much time choosing the right schools and making sure educators are exceeding expectations. With that being said‚ it’s important to remember: as a parent‚ you have the power to boost your children’s learning potential simply by making books

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    YOU WERE MY EVERYTHING This goes out to someone that was Once the most important person in my life I didn’t realize it at the time I can’t forgive myself for the way I treated you so I don’t really expect you to either It’s just... I don’t even know Just listen… You’re the one that I want‚ the one that I need The one that I gotta have just to succeed When I first saw you‚ I knew it was real I’m sorry about the pain I made you feel That wasn’t me; let me show you the way

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    when they’re wrong. How many endorphins must they release each time they correct us to convey such feelings of elation? Why do they feel it a necessity to modify the entirety of the words that come out of our mouths? People who think they know everything are just an annoyance to those of us who do. Ironically‚ this is‚ in the majority of circumstances‚ true. On countless occasions I have been erroneously corrected by a pathetic know-it-all who believes they possess greater knowledge on one of my

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    Everything That Rises Must Converge” is a short story by Flannery O’Connor. The story revolves around Julian and his mother. Julian’s mother has been told she must attend a weight reduction class at the YMCA‚ however‚ because the bus to the YMCA in integrated‚ she refuses to take the bus alone‚ and forces Julian to accompany her journey to the YMCA. Thus‚ the story takes place right at the end of segregation‚ as progress is beginning to change life in the South. “Everything That Rises Must Converge”

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    ‘Voronezh’ and ‘Everything Is Looted’ are poems of loss which respond to the enormous tragedies unfolding in Russia in the first half of the twentieth century. ‘Voronezh’ is a bleak poem that looks intimately at the impact of exile on an artist. ‘Everything Is Looted’ is a more general reaction to the ravages of war and revolution on her country. Osip Mandelstam was exiled by the Soviet authorities to Voronezh before his re-arrest and death in 1938. ‘Voronezh’ is dedicated to him. In free verse

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    Everything that Rises Must Converge” begins with Julian waiting to escort his mother‚ Mrs. Chestny‚ to her “reducing class” at the YMCA. Since the recent integration of the black and white races in the American South‚ Julian’s mother refuses to ride the bus alone. When Julian and his mother board the bus‚ there are no African Americans on board. Mrs. Chestny observes‚ “I see we have the bus to ourselves.” The bus represents pre- and post-integrated Southern society in that the all-white bus gradually

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    ENTR1 Grades Do Not Mean Everything I‚ myself‚ used to think that grades are the basis for a successful and better future. I was honestly among the grade conscious students who always strive to excel in class; who get depressed when getting failed marks; and who invest much time studying. That is because I have always thought that the idea of studying hard and exceling in school is the key for a good career in the future. Hence‚ the fact that the ones with bad grades are often the ones who

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    In “ A Glory Over Everything” Harriet Tubman was an African American slave. She was kind‚ brave‚ and confident her braveness help her not not to be afraid to escape from slavery. Her goal was to escape from slavery to the North. Her confident got her to Pennsylvania.                        When Harriet worked in the fields. A woman would stop by and talk to Harriet. One day Harriet thought about  running away but she thought what would happen if she got caught. She knew if she got caught she would

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    The Day When Everything Went Wrong. Have you ever got up with a feeling of foreboding? Well I have and my natural instincts have proved me right. It was a black Monday‚ a school day after a long weekend of holidays. Mummy too was not in the best of spirits as she rudely shook me awake‚ and grumbling I got up. Though it 7.00 am the sky was overcast and the atmosphere was stifling‚ despite the fan and I dressed up for school. Suddenly I realized that I had not worn my tie. I searched frantically

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    had any issues with learning language; everything is straightforward. For others‚ learning language is a slow process‚ but they end up understanding what taught in the future. However‚ there are some of us who might have impediments that make people believe that learning language is impossible for these people. I fit into this category‚ and two experienced writers also fit into this category: Helen Keller and Gareth Cook. In Keller’s essay “A Word for Everything”‚ she describes her beginnings in learning

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