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    Andragogy is a term developed by Knowles (as cited by Porterfield‚ 2004)‚ and supports the notion that adult learners have unique needs. Knowles describes a model of assumptions about the adult learner which include taking advantage of an adults reediness to learn‚ taking advantage of the learner’s experience‚ the development

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    Martin L. King and Malcolm X Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were raised in different environments. King grew up in a safe middle-class family‚ while Malcolm X came from a poor home. Despite the different upbringings‚ they were both black and had a dream‚ but unfortunately never lived to see it become true. However‚ both men had become high images in the current African-American culture and had indeed a great influence on Afro-Americans in 1960’s. One was a great peaceful man who spoke to all

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    Malcolm Baldrige Award: Mercy Health System The Malcolm Baldrige Award is a guide to achieve excellence in businesses. It is based on a system approach that draws a set of performance objectives for companies‚ allowing them to reach advanced and outstanding performance to better serve their numerous stakeholders on one hand‚ to enhance the general organizational effectiveness and efficiency on the other‚ as well as encourage and increase both the individual and organizational learning with the

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    Activity 3.2.4: PLTW Nutrition – Client Report for Trisha Knowles Client Name: Trisha Knowles Health History (including any specific health goals): Trisha Knowles is a 19-year-old sophomore majoring in biology. Trisha exercises regularly‚ sometimes twice a day. She has been a vegetarian for just under a year and she recently eliminated almost all carbohydrates from her diet. Trisha does eat dairy and occasionally‚ she eats seafood. She packs small meals to take with her to campus as she refuses

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    Analysis on A Separate Peace Telgen states John Knowles was born on 16 September 1926‚ in Fairmont‚ West Virginia. At the age of fifteen‚ Knowles attended New Hampshire’s prestigious Phillips Exeter Academy. The Devon school‚ where most of the actions of A Separate Peace take place‚ is based on Phillips Exeter. After graduating from Exeter‚ Knowles entered Yale University for the 1944 fall term before going into the U.S. Army Air Force. After being discharged from service‚ he returned to Yale

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    Moira Callahan 9H English Mrs. Bascom In A Separate Peace by John Knowles‚ there are many reasons many characters use denial to ignore their problems. Knowles uses Gene and Finny as characters that ignore the truth so they do not have to face reality. Gene hides that he is jealous and angry of Finny‚ Finny hides the fact that Gene purposefully tried to hurt him and the fact that there is a war going on. In a Separate Peace‚ Gene has many examples of when he used denial to cope with his

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    Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ is one of many examples of differences leading to hate. Gene and Finny‚ who somehow managed to become friends‚ have completely different views of each other. Finny wanted to be friends with Gene‚ but had trouble facing the reality that Gene felt differently. Gene became jealous over Finny ’s difference to himself. Difference has led to hate‚ once more‚ and pain has again resulted‚ first mentally and emotionally‚ then finally physically. Knowles creates Gene as one

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    The Timeless Battle Are all people born with some unknown evil inside them or does the world just slowly corrupt the innocent as they mature. In the novel A Separate Peace‚ the author‚ John Knowles uses a dual perspective on certain characters and events throughout the novel to help support the books main theme; the loss of innocence through growth into maturity. One example of this technique is seen through the comparison between the two rivers running on the Devon campus. "The Devon River represents

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    when Gene moves the branch it foreshadows that he is jealous of Finny. He goes to see Finny and confronts his fear of telling him what actually happened. “I deliberately jounced the limb so you would fall off” Gene says on his visit to see Finny (Knowles‚ pg.70). This leads to an inner conflict with himself and his guilt because finny does not believe that he actually moved the limb on purpose. Gene is unsure if he should be guilty or not because he is unsure if he really meant to make the limb

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    Innocence versus Maturity A Separate Peace by John Knowles concerns itself about a young adult named Gene who decides to visit his old school Devon years after the war and recollects his memories of his friend‚ Phineas. Most of the story is a flashback about the hardships Gene and Phineas had to face growing up in high school during a war. During this flashback‚ Gene grows through the phase where he must let go of his childhood and mature to adulthood. Throughout the book‚ Phineas symbolizes childhood

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