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    “Suffering has been stronger than all other teaching‚ and has taught me to understand what your heart used to be” (Dickens 284). The three major themes of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens are social status and character‚ growing pains‚ and revenge. In the novel‚ social class determines how a person is viewed and treated in society‚ but it does not define the character of a person. Pip realizes that class and wealth are less important that loyalty and affection. For example‚ “...Miss Havisham

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    of the Literature Online education has become a widely accepted alternative to learning in the classroom. Distance education has helped students across the country educate themselves in a world were technology rules and fast paced lifestyles are a part of life. The main advantages of distance learning are: Convenience eliminates travel to a traditional classroom and the freedom to learn at any time are some of the main reasons why so many people opt to learn online. However along with the many perks

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    Great Expectations Essay Are Great Expectations and ambitions always destined for everyone? In Great Expectations‚ the central recurring theme is that affection‚ loyalty‚ and inner worth is more important than a progressive increase in wealth and social status. Dickens makes this theme evident through the interactions of the characters‚ and by discovering the idea of wealth and self-improvement (specifically in social classes). The thesis can be discovered in situations such as Pip’s awareness

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    Questions/Main Ideas:  Notes:    QOD: What is one thing  about your historical  background that would help  people to understand you  better? In what ways does  the lack of this knowledge  change your relationships?  In what ways could the  gaining of this knowledge  help your relationships?  (2­3  paragraphs)      QOW: How does the  author of ​ To Kill a  Mockingbird​  build  historical context to help  the reader develop a  better understanding of  setting‚ plot‚ themes‚ and  characters?      

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    • Multiple role expectations as a result of commitments to; Family There is a trend of more women being in paid workforce and increasing involvement of fathers in child rearing have created change in parental roles and expectations. It is parents role to provide food‚ shelter and clothing to assit the family. Also household tasks such as ironing‚ cleaning and garden maintenance. this incurs a cost ‚ however their are more time available for family members to spend together . shopping can

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    Choices and Expectations for Pursing a MBA While at work one day I was asked by my boss at the last minute to fill in for one of our financial analysts and attend a luncheon that was being given by a company that was soon going public. It is common practice for us to attend a luncheon given by an IPO name in hopes of establishing some sort of relationship with the company prior to the Initial Public Offering. In this case I sat in a room surrounded by MBA graduates handing out their business

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    486 Reflection Assignment Dr. Steven Brookfield’s Adult Learning May 30‚ 2013 In the pursuit of higher learning‚ many adults are returning back to school to obtain suitable degrees. These untraditional students bring with them a unique mindset to the classroom environment‚ to include certain hurdles professors and students must face at one point in time during their curriculum. Amongst the several theories on “Adult Learning” discussed in this course‚ the theorist that is more in tuned

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    Hypothesis Turkish students start studying English at exceptionally early ages. It became the policy of government to start English Language Teaching from early ages in 1999.English has been one of the most prominent subjects at kindergartens and private schools so far. However‚ when we examine closely‚ it is not so hard to conclude that this painful‚ expensive‚ and uncontrolled process has resulted in low oral and written proficiency. Students need to spend a year studying English in preparatory

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    adopted daughter‚ Estella‚ is beautiful‚ and Pip instantly falls in love with her. But Estella is cold and distant. Over time‚ she softens somewhat toward Pip‚ but her affection is erratic. She tells him she can never love anyone. Pip is dismissed from Miss Havisham’s service and becomes an apprentice to Joe. But Estella has instilled in him a shame in his commonness. He longs to be a gentleman‚ not a blacksmith. His discontent grows. One day he learns that an anonymous benefactor has left him an

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    The cultural expectations and socially constructed gender roles in the Maasai Tribe directly affect women’s experiences and life choices in a negative way. The Maasai Tribes cultural expectations and views on women‚ disempower and negatively impact female’s experiences and life choices in a variety of ways. Girls and women suffer incredibly in the Maasai tribe due to how they are viewed and the lack of value they are considered to have. Maasai girls are forced into genital mutilation as a sign of

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