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    From the other side of the Earth‚ my parents came to America for freedom‚ democracy‚ and new dreams. As a Chinese American‚ I spoke only Mandarin at home until kindergarten. At an early age‚ the language barrier was the biggest challenge of my life. I was once left on the school bus because I did not understand bus stops in English. I was in a maze of frustration and confusion. I was living in a different world. However‚ I overcame these obstacles through practice‚ hard work‚ smiles‚ and friendship

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    Sample essay Topic: Test anxiety causes university students to underperform in their examinations. Discuss. NOTE: The essay is in the left column. In the right hand column there are short notes indicating the various academic writing skills present in the essay. Essay | Comment | This essay examines the relationship between test anxiety in university students and their performance in examinations. Typically universities use examinations to test part or even all the knowledge of students‚ particularly

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    hard to be swayed. It is later revealed that Macbeth expresses a lack in strength of character and is easily corrupted by his lust for power. Encouraged by his wife‚ nerve racked by the witches‚ and plagued by his thirst for authority‚ his mental status deteriorates quickly and he becomes vastly more bloodthirsty. As the prophecy unfolds upon him‚ his mind experiences large scale corrosion of its former self; in effect‚ a disloyal‚ tyrannical‚ distraught‚ and violent Macbeth is sculpted. Throughout

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    Namrata Savaliya “ESL Students” "Anxiety is a basic human emotion consisting of fear and uncertainty" (Sarason‚ 1988). Anxiety has its good and bad sides. On the one hand it helps avoid dangerous events that can be life threatening. On the other hand it causes people to freeze as they avoid non-dangerous situations. The mind cannot distinguish between what is life threatening or just a stressful situation. "One such event [that causes minds to freeze but is not dangerous] is testing" (Harris

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    behavior according to theory as it relates to anxiety disorder. According‚  to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America “Anxiety disorders‚ are the most common psychiatric illnesses affecting children and adults. An estimated 40 million American adults suffer from anxiety disorders. Only about one-third of those suffering from an anxiety disorder receive treatment‚ even though the disorders are highly treatable.”(https://www.adaa.org/understanding-anxiety)  The first theory explored was psychodynamic

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    literature. Youngsters or teens‚ often have stress in their lives. Whether caused by the loss of a friend or loved one‚ a recent move‚ being teased or bullied‚ difficulties at home‚ or problems at school. Childhood stress can lead to behavioral problems‚ anxiety‚ depression‚ headaches‚ drug use‚ and insomnia‚ among many other symptoms and medical problems. Physiological development‚ cognitive differences‚ pubertal changes‚ immature coping mechanisms‚ slower recovery from stressful events‚ and lack of experience

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    person’s home-life‚ and all the scenarios‚ challenges‚ troubles‚ and expectations that an individual can be faced with every day. Examples of internal factors that decide on an individual’s ability to respond to‚ and handle stress include nutritional status‚ emotional well-being‚ overall health and fitness levels‚ and the amount of sleep and rest acquired. Sometimes stress can be a good thing though. It can provide the necessary boost that drives determination to get through situations like exams or

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    Teen Depression ------------------------------------------------- A GUIDE FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS | Teenage depression isn’t just bad moods and occasional melancholy. Depression is a serious problem that impacts every aspect of a teen’s life. Left untreated‚ teen depression can lead to problems at home and school‚ drug abuse‚ self-loathing—even irreversible tragedy such as homicidal violence or suicide. Fortunately‚ teenage depression can be treated‚ and as a concerned parent‚ teacher‚

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    Your own footer Organizational Barriers • Physical distance – – – – Functional specialization of tasks Power Authority Ownership of information Your own footer Organizational Barriers • • • • • • Complexity in organizational structure Status & positions Policies‚ rules & regulations Wrong choice of medium Communication overload Fear of superiors Your own footer Insert • Insert Your own footer Insert • Insert Your own footer Technological Barriers • Information

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    The Side Effects of Standardized Testing You would not give your kids unneeded pills that had side effects of limited creativity‚ stress‚ or anxiety‚ so why give them unneeded tests that do the same? In a peer-reviewed journal‚ 2015 Schooling In America Survey‚ it is stated that 60% of Americans believe negative thoughts about K-12 education‚ that it has gotten off the wrong track (DiPerna). A large number of parents‚ students‚ and teachers all believe that education is not on the right track. Why

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