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    The Social Efficiency Ideology has the purpose of creating individuals that are ready to live an independent life. People supporting this ideology believe that education is a process that should prepare individuals to appropriately function in the community. This ideology sees schooling as the main tool to help develop mature adults that are ready to have a career and can be productive members of society. School is the place where children come to learn the skills and procedures they will need to

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    Along with social media showing all positive things that athletes involve themselves in‚ there is also the impact it has on gender ideology. Gender ideology is a term that refers to the interrelated ideas and beliefs that are commonly used to define masculinity and femininity in a culture. There are three dominant gender ideologies‚ but one of the common ideologies that is often scrutinized is the belief that men are physically stronger and more rational than women‚ therefore‚ men are more naturally

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    Dynamics of a Bouncing Ball

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    ceramic tile‚ which least affects the dynamics of a bouncing table tennis ball? Background Information: Table tennis is a ball game that can be played on any reasonably sized‚ flat‚ elevated surface. As is the case in any ball game‚ a crucial criterion to base which material to be used as a playing surface is the bounce of the ball. For any ball game to be fair to both sides‚ the playing surface must be such that the ball bounces back to a height that is as close as possible to the original height

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    Chapter 9 Question 2 Trace the origin of the law of blasphemy and explain the relevance or otherwise of this law Introduction Blasphemy is the act of insulting or showing open disrespect of God through display of inappropriate behavior towards holy personages‚ religious artifacts‚ customs and beliefs. The word "blasphemy" came via Middle English blasfemen‚ from which the English term "blame" came into existence (Wikipedia.com n.d). Blasphemy is regarded as an offense against the community

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    I believe that color-blind ideology is a complete failure‚ Whites who pick up on swag and music do not necessarily want to be black; but they seem to foster the image of swag connected with being Hip or cool. Time after time‚ we see Whites denying their white race because they feel that being White is pessimistic. Despite‚ their connection to colorblind ideology‚ which leads them down the inquisitive way of participating in hip-hop to show the triviality of race in their own lives. Moreover‚ the

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    two theses on ideology: "Ideology represents the imaginary relationship of individuals to their real conditions of existence" and "Ideology has a material existence". The first thesis tenders the familiar Marxist contention that ideologies have the function of masking the exploitative arrangements on which class societies are based. The second thesis posits that ideology does not exist in the form of "ideas" or conscious "representations" in the "minds" of individuals. Rather‚ ideology consists of

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    Legally blonde and the ideologies involved. Legally blonde is a film about Elle Woods a blonde sorority queen who is dumped by her boyfriend‚ she decides to follow him to law school to get him back and‚ once there‚ learns she has more legal savvy than she ever imagined and is thrown into solving a case in which she will make lots of friends and maybe even some enemies. The first thing I notice is that a common ideology used throughout the film is stereotypical ideology the main way this is used

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    My First Ball

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    Title: My First Ball Author: Witi Ihimaera Publication Details: First published 1989‚ in “Dear Ms Mansfield” How the text relates to my theme? This text relates to my theme by showing how the main character Tuta‚ a young Maori teenager has to try his best to fit in with the Pakeha people at government house on the night of a ball. He has to overcome the obstacles of fitting in and he ends up meeting a girl named Joyce who was just as nervous to be at the ball as he was. My First Ball has a significant

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    Money Ball Statistics

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    Mitchell Swim Mrs. Miller Period 1 Money Ball Statistics When you think of the word statistics‚ what is the first thing you think of? If this is Mrs. Miller reading this than you are probably thinking about math. However‚ most sports fans would think about baseball. They cannot have a conversation about baseball without mentioning someone’s statistics. The player’s stats tell all about what he has done is his time playing the sport. It can even tell who is better at each category like hitting

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    Beach Ball Experiment

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    In our past experiments and observations we have found that air is in fact matter we know this because air takes up volume and mass. In the beach ball demo‚ we tested the beach ball without air and the mass was 56.1 grams and then we tested it again with air and the mass equalled up to 56.3 grams. This shows us that air takes up space. In the investigation 1.2‚ we tested 3 demonstrations. And in the second demonstration In demonstration 2 the cup was put into the water‚ upside down‚ the beaker

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