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    Mother Tongue

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    In the short stories of Mother Tongue by Amy Tan and Public and Private Language by Richard Rodriquez‚ both essays describe an influence on the English language and what impact they had while coping with that language. For Amy tan in Mother Tongue‚ she roots the common source for who had what kind of impact on her learning of that language. In Public and Private Language‚ Richard Rodriguez establishes a view point on why it is important to be given a public identity. Both stories come together to

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    Mother Tongue

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    making individual‚ whereas the mother depends on the father and obliged to respect his interest and rules. Thus‚ the mother has less writes and limited authority in the family. Limitation of authority leads the children to undermine and disrespect the mother. The other problem of unequal authority is the daughters in the family could develop inferiority complex against the sons and the daughter’s self-esteem could be affected. Because of the problems above the mother and daughters could be unhappy

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    Revolt of Mother

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    Devante Withers AP Literature Mrs. Choate 10/16/12 Mary Freeman’s “The Revolt of ‘Mother‚”’ can be described as local color or regional literature. Local color or regional literature can be described as fiction that focuses on the characters‚ dialect‚ customs‚ topography‚ and other features particular to a region. “(Campbell). She reflects this type of literature through the characters‚ setting‚ and theme. Regionalism focuses on the formal an informal‚analyzing the attitudes characters

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    the implementation of the Mother Tongue Based- Multilingual Education in the Philippines Paul Julian Santiago Osaka University pauljuliansantiago@gmail.com I. Overview: From Bilingual Education Policy to MLE The Philippines saw a big change this year when the Republic Act 10533‚ also known as the “Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013‚ was signed into law by President Benigno Aquino III last May 15. One of the salient features of this law is the use of the mother tongue (MT) as the language

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    My mother

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    My mother On August 31‚ 2011 I’m went to the United States. When I look at my mother‚ the past scenes float through my mind. Three years ago‚ May 10‚ at a recent afternoon‚ the setting sun reddened the whole sky. There was a tremor in the air and I will very cool. I sat at stone table to do my homework because I forgot to take my keys. After finished my homework‚ desktop instant hit on the down pressure on my right foot. I let out a cry of pain and pulled back my foot. I endure pain and take

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    Mother and Family

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    the reader that this family has some issues is what Marla says before they head to the lake. She hints to her sisters that her parents were going to be like their old neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Pichowsky. The Pichowskys divorced a year before‚ and the mother moved far away from the dad‚ and took the children with her. Marla is the oldest sister. We know this because she has a job as a babysitter‚ wears a lot of makeup‚ and dawn describes that‚ as they eat Saturday morning brunch‚ they sit in a row

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    Best Mother

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    I can always count on her to do something if she says that she is going to do it. It just so happens that it was true. I called my mother on her cellular phone and it just so happen she was at a store where there was a Western Union. I caught her in a lie and there was nothing that she could do about it but just sit there and look dumb. She "no"‚ because they were yellow and they look like they I had been walking in a puddle of urine. One example is when I was in Houston‚ Texas at a Robotics competition

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    Becoming a Mother

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    Becoming a Mother As of September 16‚ 2010 I had always thought that my life was complete. I also thought that I knew what love was and that love at first sight was for dreamers. I was happy; I was where I wanted to be with the perfect family u thought I had it all. That was until I laid eyes on my first newborn baby girl‚ becoming a mother had transformed my life in a matter of second. I had just gone through the most significant life experience. Being a mother you experienced the best feeling

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    Abhorrent Mr. Noakes‚ an antagonist in Joan Aiken’s “Searching for Summer‚” frequently manifests repugnant and distasteful conduct towards others in order to fulfill his own selfish desires for prosperity. Inherently‚ the introductory impression of the character is one of a repulsive nature‚ having “a crop of stiff‚ greasy black hair‚” (69)‚ which would naturally deter people from wanting to associate with him. Likewise‚ Mr. Noakes displays rudimentary and discourteous behavior when the old Hatchings

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    Working Mothers

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    Working Mothers Carrie Grubb Axia College of University of Phoenix Working Mothers In previous generations‚ women had one role to accomplish; to care for their children. As mothers‚ women were required to play the role of June Cleaver. Mothers need to care for the children and keep the home in smooth working order. After many protests‚ women wanted to empower their equal rights‚ and become career women. Thanks to women’s perseverance‚ today women are able to work‚ and be just as qualified

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