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    Art Lesson Review Ramie Carlson February 12‚ 2013 Did the children meet the objective? How do you know? My objective was to give students the opportunity to refine their fine motor skills‚ recognition of shapes (specifically the circle)‚ recognize colors and finally to use their own creative thinking in creating their individual pizza. I thought you should state your objective(s) so teacher would know what talking about when say you met them- see if the objectives I wrote are correct????All of

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    Bambara’s‚ “The Lesson”‚ illustrates the story of children growing up in poverty and how one person can make a huge difference in their lives. How one person creates an environment to help children not only discover‚ but succeed in learning some very important issues about the world around them. Education for children in poverty stricken neighborhoods‚ such as the main character‚ Sylvia’s‚ proves itself difficult to acquire‚ however is essentially the best way to move beyond poverty; shown by the

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    desire. Knowing it was wrong‚ Adam and Eve ate the fruit because they had the desire for what the snake promised them. Similarly‚ Toni Cade Bambara and John Updike also display the theme of desire in their short stories. In “The Lesson” by Bambara and “A&P” by Updike‚ character‚ setting‚ and point of view are utilized to project the theme of desire. Though “The Lesson” and “A&P” take place in vastly different environments‚ a ghetto in New York and a quaint New England sea-side town‚ respectively

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    Personal Response to Children of Men The film Children of Men made me feel a range of emotions. Fear‚ dread and shock were some of my reactions to the various scenes in the film. The whole idea of this dystopian society seemed so realistic and possible that I felt fear for the potential our society has to slowly evolve into a similar situation. Alfonso Cuaron used cinematography and sound to increase suspense and tension‚ which created fear as well. A commonly used aspect of cinematography

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    Lesson Learned There comes a time in everyone’s life when bad things happen that we wish had never occurred. This experience‚ that result in being punished or even disciplined by our parents‚ guardian‚ police or even by a teachers‚ often leads us to learn an important life lessons. Soon‚ we realize that we did something we know we should not have done. Growing up‚ I was always the kid who had to be punished; not because I was bad‚ but by doing and saying stupid things‚ and by keeping the wrong

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    The South in Toni Morrison ’s Song of Solomon: Initiation‚ healing‚ and home Lee‚ Catherine Carr Song of Solomon‚ Toni Morrison ’s third novel in an increasingly varied and rich body of work‚ is a remarkable narrative. The novel ’s power lies not only in its recovery and representation of African American experience in the midtwentieth century but also in Morrison ’s insistence on the necessity of healing her broken‚ alienated protagonist‚ Milkman Dead. Central to both his maturation and his healing

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    Slave to Connection That nagging urge we have to constantly check our computer‚ phone‚ i-Pad‚ whatever technological device we have in our possession is due to our need to connect. Sherry Turkle‚ in her article “The Flight From Conversation”‚ makes the following observation on this issue: “We expect more from technology and less from one another”. The increased emphasis on connection rather than conversation has caused a sense of dependency on the technology that connects us. In the words of Turkle

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    special connection through music. Ronnie blamed her dad for leaving the family and she had been rebellious ever since. When Ronnie is sent to live with her dad for the summer she falls in love with a local boy‚ Will‚ and soon realises that “Love is fragile. And we’re not always its best caretakers. We just muddle through and do the best we can and hope this fragile thing survives against all odds.” Ronnie begins turning to her dad for advice and their relationship grows again. Ronnie’s connection with

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    Personal Response to Texts Assignment THE RED SON I LOVE your faces I saw the many years I drank your milk and filled my mouth With your home talk‚ slept in your house And was one of you.           But a fire burns in my heart. Under the ribs where pulses thud And flitting between bones of skull Is the push‚ the endless mysterious command‚           Saying: "I leave you behind-- You for the little hills and the years all alike‚ You with your patient cows and old houses Protected from

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    Personal Response to Dear Daddy The short story Dear Daddy by Lee Maracle brought me back the tears that I‚ too‚ had as a child. I felt pitiful for the main character’s experience and deeply impressed by the thirteen-year-old girl’s courage of getting over her negative feelings for the past and going on with her life. The story‚ written in the form of a letter‚ shows the process of a thirteen-year-old girl becoming more mature as she expresses her grievances from her tragic childhood. At the beginning

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