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    In Anne’s diary she is showing signs of her maturing in relationship with her mother. At first she blamed her mom for everything and didn’t accept her. Anne show signs of maturity by saying‚ ‘’ Anne‚ is it really you who mentioned hate? Oh‚ Anne‚ how could you!’’ this shows that she is realizing her mistake in mentioning hate about her own mother. And that Anne feels bad about it. She also says‚ ‘’ i should have been so brimful of rage and really so filled with such a thing as hate that i had confide

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    Her Letters Her letters is about a woman who has done something really bad that no one knows about‚ and the only thing that contains information about are these letters. At the beginning of the story the narrator says that she finds these old letters. Which took place for years ago‚ and she has been wanting to destroy the‚ but she hasn’t gotten the courage too. So she starts to throw them in the fire but she ends up stopping. So she leaves it for her husband to find. She puts the letters together

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    2. What are the discoveries of Dr. Maria Montessori? Dr. Maria Montessori‚ internationally renowned child educator‚ was originally a medical doctor who brought the scientific methods of observation‚ experimentation‚ and research to the study of children‚ their development and education. As a doctor‚ Montessori came to believe that many of the problems of the children she was working with were educational rather than medical. In examining education she felt that children were not achieving their

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    something I learned until many years later. In high school‚ I began to tire of the pressure placed on me by my family and their high expectations. I gradually stopped my extra-curricular activities‚ including music and art lessons‚ and chose to work instead. I graduated at the top of my class‚ although I wasn’t valedictorian—perhaps because I didn’t want to give my overbearing family the satisfaction. And then I chose a large public university a lot farther from home than the small private college

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    Mother Teresa was a woman who devoted her life to helping the poor‚ suffering and dying. She touched the lives of people all over the world‚ from Calcutta to Rome‚ and from Ethiopia to Venezuela. Mother Teresa has been a role model to people all over the world‚ but she has been a real inspiration to me. Ever since I was little‚ I have gone to Catholic school; therefore‚ I have known about Mother Teresa since I was younger. I have learned about the many places she traveled and the many people she

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    Khalia Frazier 11/18/13 Work used: Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht Reflective statement: how was your understanding of cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral? In Mother Courage and Her Children the aspects of familial ties versus greed and the effect of war on humanity were explored using the technique of epic theater. In an attempt to further remove the emotional ties Brecht set his play during the Thirty Years War instead

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    exactly represented‚ either; there were plenty of irregularities in the system. But the colonists were extremely well-organized in their efforts to oppose taxation. Boycotts were a common response‚ since they were easy to organize and hit the British where it hurt the most- the pocketbook. More radial responses‚ like the Boston Tea Party‚ were generally condemned. 2. Explain the mounting tension existing in Massachusetts. The mounting tension in Massachusetts exploded in Apr.‚ 1775‚ when General Gage

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    Mothers and Fathers Mothers and fathers have multiple jobs‚ but their most significant job is to raise and nurture their children. Together or separately‚ parents are there to help their children become good people. While mothers tend to have a comforting touch and help their children feel secure‚ fathers believe in challenging their children. Both styles build confidence‚ but in unique ways. Although there are many differences in the parenting styles of mothers and fathers‚ they still share

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    The Three Levels of Obedience Julia B. Kulakowski Montessori Institute of San Diego The three levels of obedience are explained by Dr. Maria Montessori after long observations of children of multiple ages in her classroom. She defines the three of obedience as first‚ an ability to obey‚ but not all the time. Secondly an ability to obey at all times after developing their own will. Finally being able to obey consistently‚ moreover to follow another person which the child

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    Importance of Agrippina’s family and her first two marriages to her career Agrippina’s family background was the basis of her influence and power. Her family’s position of power enabled her to be more influential than most other women of her era. She was born of both Julian and Claudian bloodlines. She was a descendant of the Emperor Augustus‚ nice and later wife of Claudius‚ sister of Gaius and mother of Nero. Her mother‚ Agrippina the Elder‚ and father‚ Germanicus‚ were well respected figures

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