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    Quote Response “‘... in the ease of his temper‚ and the straitness of his means‚ he appeared to have utterly lost at this time the idea of educating me at all’” (p.58). In Great Expectations‚ Joe’s father made alcohol a priority‚ forgetting about the fact that his own son needed to be educated. This is exactly like Charles Dickens’ childhood since he couldn’t get an education either because his father went to jail for his debts. Both Joe and Charles Dickens had to work at a really young age to

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    Letter to Class

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    Dear class‚ As a writer today‚ I am striving to develop my writing skills‚ so that I may become an effective communicator‚ both in life and in my career. Although I don’t consider myself to be an effective writer‚ I intend to progress my writing by setting achievable goals‚ building on new ideas‚ and developing new skills. In my past writing assignments‚ it seemed that I was learning everything step by step. Whereas in college‚ more is expected from me as a writer. As a high school student it

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    An Evaluation of Pip‚ and His Great Expectations In the year 1860‚ author Charles Dicken’s began his thirteenth novel‚ Great Expectations. The work is a coming-of-age novel‚ which tells the life story of an orphan boy named Pip‚ who much like Dickens’ in his earlier years is unhappy with his current life. A number of Charles Dickens’ personal life events are mirrored in the novel‚ leaving Great Expectations to be one of his most autobiographical works. Young Pip‚ the protagonist

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    Booster Class

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    The thought of a booster class that requires little to no effort sounds like a dream come true‚ but where is the hard work behind that perfect letter grade? Where are the tears and migraines that prove your determination? These booster classes may support you now‚ but in the long run these may actually harm you. The professors at the university created a sort of “plan of action” solely for the advancement of the athletes which is absolutely unfair to the other students. This plan is also unfair to

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    class president

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    Hi I’m Brianna and I’m running for class president. I’m asking for you guys to listen to my ideas to make our sophomore year memories‚ even better than this years. So‚ basically I want next year to be even greater than watching Nikki get sundae’d by Eckmen or maybe even better than the time Tyler ran into a spinning umbrella. I feel I’m completely compared to take on the task of being sophomore class president. I really want to change things for the better in this school rather than let next year

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    Class Prophecy

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    CLASS PROPHECY It was the 26th of July‚ year 2025. The awaited gathering of successful professionals has come to time. They are top caliber performers and well-known personalities in our industry‚ who have established respected names in their chosen field. They‚ who work and strive hard to achieve their goals‚ are now enjoying the glory of their hard work and perseverance. They are the delegates of Professional Regulation Commission Convention. As the appointed chairwoman for the said affair‚ I

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    Technology in Class

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    is new to teachers as well. The teachers became the students as they began to learn all over again. They are now called Facilitators because really what they do is just help lead the students to learning information on their own through the use of this technology. The growth of technology in classrooms has expanded greatly over the past few years. A Question usually asked when the topic of technology is brought up is should technology enriched environments be put in place and is it the right way

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    Great Expectations by Charles Dickens tells a story of a young boy named Pip who grew up in a lower class but slowly finds himself transforming into society’s view of a ’gentleman’ in order to gain the approval of Estella. Throughout the Novel many characters‚ such as Joe‚ Estella‚ and Magwitch provide Pip with a very important lesson; Your true friends will love and care for you no matter what happens or how much wrong you do to them. This life lesson Pip learns is one of the most important themes

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    Social class theme paper This is an analysis of a television show that has a social class theme. Tyler Perry House of Payne is a comedy series about a multigenerational‚ working class family who experiences all of life’s struggles dealing with faith‚ love‚ and humor. Three generations living under one house roof. The family has six people living in the house which includes three adults‚ one teen who attends college‚ and two kids. The lead

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    Dickens‚ however this tenacity and strong will to overcome obstacles was misconstrued in his novel. Dickens’ view of women as portrayed in Great Expectations was as dependent. Women are dependent on the limits society places on them‚ dependent on men for happiness‚ and dependent on the class level they were born into and their upbringing. Society expected women to adhere to the expectations of their class. This expectation was made apparent through Biddy‚ who conformed to her social class. As a member

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