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    RED 090: DEFINITION OF AN EDUCATED PERSON DEFINITION 1 An Educated Person An educated person is someone who has learned how to acquire‚ analyze‚ synthesize‚ evaluate‚ understand‚ and communicate knowledge and information. An educated person has to develop skills that respond to changing professional requirements and new challenges in society and the world at large. He or she must be able to take skills previously gained from serious study of one set of problems and apply them to another. He or

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    Flannery O’Connor short story‚ “Good Country People” tells the ironic story of two families living in the country without true devotion to any faith. One family‚ the Hopewells consist of a cliché loving mother‚ and am educated self-proclaimed atheist‚ Hulga. The other family‚ the Freemans consists of two daughter and a mother that likes to linger around the Hopewell household. Hulga however is the main focus of O’Connor’s story. Hulga‚ the reader learns has changed her name from Joy‚ to Hulga simply

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    “Britain a more equal society 1951-1990” Introduction: Between 1951 and 1990 Britain has been going through 12 different governments‚ 8 were Conservative governments and 4 were Labour governments. These successive governments have brought great changes to British society‚ always trying to better their country. But has Britain become a more equal society since then? Did the successive governments succeed in creating a society that maximises each and every individual’s chances of happiness and

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    development is the key to just a society wherein the progress of the nation shall thrive.empowerment of women is a long due as they have been suppressed‚subjugated and denied the neccessary for human development.sati‚bride burning‚tortured of married women and incest are some other blots on the female society.infact‚these blots have been put by the hypocrite males who exploits women to dominate in this unisex oriented system.thus people are still living in the medieval age‚so far as the issue of women

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    Myths are more comforting than reality Since the first known civilizations and cultures‚ up to the industrial revolution and sudden expansion of education‚ myths and legends have occupied an important place in human understanding of reality. With their help‚ people have explained not only everyday events that were difficult to conceive‚ but also the unusual and rare ones. They were the source of comfort at difficult times‚ restoring people’s faith in justice‚ stability and worth of ideals. Myths

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    We Need More Women in Power All the time women had been underestimated in societies. Their jobs were only to be a house wife. Also they were not allowed to be educated. In other words‚ they were convinced that this is men’s world. But in the last three decades‚ women have proven themselves that they have limited abilities in every field. Their achievements in business‚ politics and communities made people change their minds towards women. For this reason‚ we need more women in power to work

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    Breaking Down Obama “A More Perfect Union” was a speech given by Barack Obama on March 18‚ 2008 during the presidential race. Obama addressed the issues of race and the scandalous comments of Reverend Wright‚ his former pastor‚ and shortly before the speech‚ was part of his campaign. Obama discusses the issues of racial tension and white privilege in the United States. He also strives about coming together as a nation‚ by improving each other and our outlook on this country. The use of these three

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    Raymond Mejico Mejico 1 Mr. Schmidt AP English 3‚ Period 2 17 April 2012 More Than Just a Children’s Story Gulliver’s Travels took Europe by storm as it circulated through the general public. The story captivated the imaginative minds of both children and adults as it detailed a man’s journey through many fantasy worlds‚ containing tiny dwarves‚ intimidating giants‚ floating islands‚ and talking horses. Although the story entertained countless families‚ Swift had a larger

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    Homework on essay 1. What is the new concept of education? For more than decades now‚ our constant contact with the Americans transformed us and led us to the evolution of our public schools and democratic institutions which then‚ in turn‚ developed in us our national consciousness in strength and in solidarity. It gave rise to a new concept of education which is deemed as the training of an individual for the duties and privileges of a citizen not only for his own happiness and efficiency

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    Successful tertiary education‚ apparently‚ lays foundation for the future career of each student. On the one hand‚ as an argument goes‚ it is more important to be a good student than to have good teachers. Others‚ on the other hand‚ think differently. Certainly‚ each of these views has its own merits. There are plausible arguments in favour of the student’s decisive role. First and fore‚ good students are more strongly motivated and more fully committed to study. Studies have shown that greater

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