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    Discuss some issue of personal‚ local‚ national‚ or international concern and its importance to you.     An issue can be of a personal‚ local‚ national or even international concern. What if the issue is of such gravity that it not only affects you as an individual person‚ a community‚ or even a nation but spells danger‚ havoc and chaos for mankind and humanity itself. Imagine what if the issue under discussion is an act of sabotage equally dangerous and destructive for countries like the United

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    Management Challenges and Concerns Report Name HRM 326 Instructor August 11‚ 2014 Management Challenges and Concerns Report Currently there are several challenges that HRM is facing in business today. This report will focus on two primary challenges‚ attracting qualified workers and training and development which can directly impact the success of an organization. This report will address the possible causes to these challenges‚ along with how to address the causes head on

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    Animating Youth: The Disneyfication of Children’s Culture Henry A. Giroux Summary of Purpose Giroux points out how Disney affects society. Disney shapes how kids grow up as well as our society. Within Disney movies there are a lot of subliminal messages that influence the children that watch them. Theoretical Framework Giroux shows how within Disney movies there are certain roles that are portrayed over and over again. These roles then get ingrained in children’s minds and from there become societal

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    understand life.” In India‚ every year‚ November 14th is celebrated as Children’s Day and is also the birthday of India’s first Prime Minister‚ Jawaharlal Nehru‚ also known as Chacha Nehru. As a tribute to him and his love for the children‚ this day is celebrated as Children’s Day. He worked passionately towards the welfare of children and was keen about the education and development of children in India. I find children’s day very special. Do you know why? Because the child in me also celebrates

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    Kohanek‚ Jessica An Essay of a Montessori Early Childhood Concept The First Plane of Development; Age 3-6 Summer‚ 2013 Maira Montessori spent her later life studying the human being beginning at birth. She has said that a person reaches maturity at age 24 after going through four stages of life. She named this the “Four Stages of Development” or “The constructive rhythm of life.” The first stage of development is a person with the age of 0-6‚ called infancy. The second stage is a 6-12 year

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    Child’s Play   Remembering the days of childhood can be a glorious feeling to a grown adult. The worry free happy days that used to seem as if they were never ending. The Children ’s Hands On Museum is a place where kids may go to enjoy a little bit more of that worry free happy feeling while at the same time being encouraged to actively learn. Due to a large amount of technology and the internet‚ many children today are not encouraged to actively learn. CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention)

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    A. Background The Children’s Hour is written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1860 and is a kind of love letter to his three daughters‚ Alice‚ Edith‚ and Anne. It describes how the children get the “victory” of the hour‚ and although they were supposed to be going to bed‚ “win” the affection of their father. Longfellow‚ while writing from the point of view of a loving father‚ creates a persona that he is in a castle or fortress and about to be attacked by his children. He puts up a fight‚ but

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    Children’s literature in India A nation’s literature is traditionally seen as a reflection of the values‚ tensions‚ myths and psychology that identify a national character. Bendict Anderson defines nation as ‘an imagined community’. He maintains that the members of a nation never know each other‚ meet or hear each other‚ yet they still hold in common an image of who they are as a community of individuals. How is a ‘common image’ passed on to children (and to people in general) in India? One

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    stories have started to show women as powerful characters‚ who can achieve the same ordeals as a male protagonist would in children’s literature. Female representations in literature in the contemporary time period all take on the conceptual male expected roles‚ which consists of attributes and qualities such as being dominant‚ being strong‚ and or intelligent. Children’s literature in present day has changed greatly in order to correctly represent females in today present time‚ where more women

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    BOBECHKO 1 ENG 4U1 Mr. Danckert Monday‚ October 8th‚ 2012 Creating a Selfless Society In the children’s novels‚ The Lion‚ the Witch and the Wardrobe written by C.S. Lewis‚ Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling‚ and Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White we see that the purpose of children’s literature to teach selflessness. This quality will initially develop others’ loyalty if it is continuously given to one another. Once loyalty is

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