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    Academic Strengths

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    Essay 1 Discuss the subjects in which you excel or have excelled. To what factors do you attribute your success? Everybody has something in life that they are good at; something that person naturally has a knack for. Some people excel in athletics‚ for others it may be fine arts such as art or theater‚ for many it may be an academic subject‚ such as English and writing. In my case‚ I am considered an exception to normality. Since starting school‚ I have always had an exceptional aptitude for

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    The author talks about the dilemma she faced about her own language and how she represents herself through her language. Gloria Anzaldua who is a Chicano talks about how Chicanas have problems expressing their feelings. Since they lack a native language‚ instead it is a product of several languages. And their language Chicano Spanish has incorporated bits and pieces of several versions of Spanish. The author speaks about people who are neither Spanish nor live in a country in which Spanish is the

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    am cureently doing post-baccalaureate to boost my undergrad GPA. One of the classes I am taking in Professional Development and we had to take a Emotionl Intelligence test and it really helped me by putting me in terms with my strengths and weaknesses. A couple of my strengths are organizing things and being Independent without being too independent. Basically that means I can do things for the most par on my own and I am more of a leader. However‚ I also allow myself to take negative criticism in

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    Jean-Paul Sartre

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    would love to have all the time‚ but you can’t especially back in the day. The government have restrictions and punishments that don’t allow you to be 100% free or to be completely subjective. “Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you.” (2) Jean-Paul Sartre is in not so many words‚ outlining the fact that when someone does something to impair your freedom‚ it’s what you do to counter it is what gets you your freedom back. For example‚ the government starts taxing the people‚ they don’t much

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    My Strengths

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    The StrengthsQuest program determines an individual’s top five talents. The overall purpose of which is to make you aware of these talents so you can focus on them in order to be more successful in life (Clifton‚ Anderson‚ & Schreiner‚ 2006). After completing the StrengthsQuest assessment (Your Signature Themes; Clifton‚ 2012)‚ I was evaluated against thirty-four possible talents‚ after which‚ revealed my top five. In order from highest to lowest‚ they are Responsibility‚ Achiever‚ Adaptability

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    "The Cave" by Jean McCord

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    "The Cave" by Jean McCord teaches us that we should be individuals and value other people’s lives‚ which is a very important lesson in life. McCord combined irony‚ a believable main character developed throughout the story‚ and an excellent writing style to produce her short story. This short story is about a boy named Charley and a bum named George. Charley met George one day while running and liked him. The next week‚ Charley found an entrance to a cave‚ but he did not realize it was George’s

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    Strength as a Teacher

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    the most easily understandable explanations in the field of ´lexis´. Even though sometimes it did not work out as planned‚ I know that one of my major strength lies in explaining things in an extremely simple way. I enjoy teaching vocabulary by creating little stories. Not only but also do I derive from my tutors´ feedback that a further strength of mine can be spotted in lesson planning. Although I need to express my aims more succinctly and clearly the lesson plans are sound‚ clear and thorough

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    As the questions states‚ yes Gloria Anzaldua’s work has created a new area of Border Writing. Throughout her writes‚ Anzaldua speaks about the rights of all Spanish speakers‚ including herself. The author displays the types of Spanish spoken which are Standard English‚ Working class and slang English‚ Standard Mexican Spanish‚ North Mexican Spanish dialect‚ Chicano Spanish‚ Tex-Mex‚ and Pachuco. They all contain the same base of Spanish but spoken differently depending on who you are talking to.

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    Strength and Weakness

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    relations with my friends and peers. I am also a good team player. while working in avinashi systems pvt ltd we had to work in a team of 4. I always tried to maintain cohessiveness and harmony among the team members. AS knowing your strength is imporatnt to iunderstand and utilize your abilities and potential‚ it is as imporatnt to know about weaknesses‚ so that you can overcome it and improve yourself personally and proffesionally. My biggest weakness that I have recognized is that

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    In America‚ Jean Baudrillard explores the American society and its transgression away from genuineness‚ to form a fake and superficial society with no meaningful interactions. Baudrillard recalls his interpretation of the smiles he sees around him and how it reflects the romanticized Reagan reign: “they certainly do smile at you here‚ though neither from courtesy‚ nor from an effort to charm. This smile signifies only the need to smile. It is a bit like the Cheshire Cat’s grin: it continues to float

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