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    In Ode to a Nightingale Keats introduces the reader to his discontent with the void of feeling he is experiencing. In the first line Keats says how his‚ “heart aches” which the reader would interpret as pain; however the second half of the first line he describes‚ “A drowsy numbness”. This tells me that Keats is uncomfortable with the “numbness” he experiences. In the second line Keats says‚ “as though of hemlock I had drunk”. Norton foot notes tell us that hemlock is a poison that acts

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    Title: The Lovely Bones Author: Alice Sebold Genre: Extended Written Text (Novel) Interviewing Joey Nathan about the novel. Dominique: Who introduced you to this novel? Or how did you come across it? Joey: Well I had seen the film not long after it was released and thoroughly enjoyed it‚ so I decided to get the book out at the town library. It was one of the first books I have read that deals with the aftermath of death. Dominique: What’s it about exactly? Joey: Well basically a teenage

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    Name: __________________ Ms. Parviainen English 10H Date: ___________________ Lord of the Flies​ Reader Response Project (160 points) While reading ​ Lord of the Flies‚ ​ complete the following Reader Response journal entries. Turn them in on Friday‚ May 3. These entries should be completed as you read the book. While they are essentially informational in nature‚ they should be self-contained‚ written in paragraph form‚ and exhibit a substantial level of detail that demonstrates your understanding

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    John Caldwell Holt was born April 14‚ 1923. After finishing his studies‚ he served in the 2nd World War as part of the submarine service in the U.S.Navy. His experience in the war and what nuclear weapons did convinced him that nuclear weapons were the world’s greatest danger‚ and he saw world government as the only means to prevent such a catastrophe. This moved him to join the United World Federalists (UWF)‚ which he believed could help accomplish world governance. I agree with a blogger that this

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    How are teachers important To me‚ teachers are an extremely important facet of any society for a multitude of reasons. They are the people who educate the youth of society who in turn become the leaders of the next generation of people. They are also the ones who are teaching and imparting their knowledge upon children in their most impressionable years. What these children learn from their teachers at a young age will most likely stay with them for the rest of their lives. Thus‚ teachers definitely

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    Gem Reyrao 12/12/12 P4 Mr. Cotton AP Literature and Composition Indirect Characterization: Simply put‚ indirect characterization is the author’s way of giving the reader clues as to how a character is really like. Such clues may be describing how the character dresses‚ letting the reader hear what the character says‚ or revealing the character’s private thoughts. Example: “Gatsby‚ his hands still in his pockets‚ was reclining against the mantelpiece in a strained counterfeit of perfect

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    School is Bad for Children In “School Is Bad for Children‚” John Holt talks about the faults and failures of modern education. He says that most children are more aware and smarter on the first day of school than at any other time during the process of their education. Holt identifies that the teachers feel like the children don’t understand anything. They treat them as if they were uneducated people who knew nothing. Holt also feels that the children should be able to explore their learning and

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    Homeless Children in Moscow The Article‚ "Empowered Victims: Moscow’s Homeless Children"‚ by F. Joseph Dresen makes me want to make a difference to help the extreme poverty in Moscow. There are as many as one hundred thousand homeless children just in the city alone. The economic situation in Russia is the main cause and primary obstacle to solving the problem of having an extreme amount of homeless children. At a young age these children were deserted by their parents and forced to provide and

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    Being a good teacher can be the most rewarding and exciting job in the world - however‚ being a teacher who doesn’t work effectively can be stressful‚ painful‚ and exhausting. Here are some great tips to being the best teacher you can be. EditSteps Classroom Management 1Set the example. Remember that you are the teacher. It is important for you to be like a "superhero" figure in their eyes. Remember that your students look up to you and will thus try to mimic your dispositions. If you are

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    Being an effective teacher is harder than it may seem. It is something which comes naturally to some yet not at all to others. With the first day of school being the one on which children may feel at their most vulnerable‚ they really can be a tough audience and will often make their minds up about their teacher before the lunch bell. They are away from their family home‚ with a new selection of peers and being faced with new challenges – all factors which can contribute to an anxious atmosphere

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