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    Is civil disobedience the most effective method to achieve change? Civil disobedience is to refuse to comply with laws as a peaceful form of political protest. Some examples of this are the Civil Rights Acts and the Anti-war movements. Civil disobedience is important because‚ it helps change unfair laws and policies and because violence brings more violence. An important fact is that civil disobedience can change unfair laws. Some examples of civil disobedience fixing unfair problems are the civil

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    Ways to Make Learning Fun & Exciting With Technology. ‘East is east and west is west. Never the twain shall meet’ said Rudyard Kipling. ‘Learning is learning and fun is fun. Never the twain shall meet’ said a student. It is time to make that possible now. It is time to end the era in which children hated school. It is time to get rid of the old teaching techniques and keep in pace with modern day technology. It is time to stop using the chalk on the board and make a change in the lives of

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    children to fall out have disagreements and arguments from time to time and to always get on with everybody.As a teaching assistant it is part of your duty to ensure the children feel safe and protected from harm‚it’s a very delicate subject to tackle and to balance it correctly when things go wrong with the children as it can often be your instinct to get involved and sort things out for them but if you do you are stopping the children learning themselves there responsabilty and own desitions although

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    begins with rudeness‚ ends with good manners‚ and argues that poor inner city schools can be redeemed by ballroom dancing. The only thing wrong with this vision‚ I suspect‚ is that it works for the ballroom dancers but not for the gangbangers‚ who continue on their chosen careers. There is a more pessimistic view of urban high schools in another movie opening today‚ "American Gun‚" and I fear it’s closer to the truth. But "Take the Lead" is said to be based on a true story‚ it tells a heartening fable

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    frequently used by students in schools‚ and it shouldn’t be much of a problem. However it is beginning to become detrimental to those students learning. Students‚ while in class are being distracted by their cell phones‚ and as a result students are paying less attention in class. Students are also using they’re cell phones to cheat in tests. Last of all‚ Cell Phones are a very effective tool in verbal abuse (through text messaging). While in class students are learning things which will help them

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    Breaking Away from Stereotype The United States of America has been called the “melting pot” of the world. It is a country that is open to diversity and welcomes culture‚ race and ethnicity of all sorts‚ for as long as it complies with its laws. United States become a nation rich in immigrants who found new home in a foreign land. Most of the big and key cities in the United States are culturally and racially diversified. This diversity is taught to be an asset of the society. If not understood

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    Transitioning from high school to college may be hard for some students‚ whereas it may be a breeze for others. Lawrence McEnerney‚ director of the University of Chicago Writing Program‚ and Joseph M. Williams‚ professor of English Language and Literature‚ are the Founders of the Writing Program. Together they co-wrote “Writing in College.” Their paper points out many crucial differences between writing expectations of high school teachers and college professors. It also outlines a process on how

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    English 104 1 April 2013 Are we pulling away from nature? Over just a few decades‚ computers have gone from taking up entire rooms to a person being able to carry one around in their pocket. Technology has grown to extraordinary levels. With all of these technology advancements comes consequences. Some argue that because of all of the technology advancements‚ society has lost touch with nature. There are people that believe that humanity has built such a complete shelter around themselves that

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    A Peace Place

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    A Peaceful Place    As  she  sits  in  the  soft  sand‚  meditating‚  I  can  only  imagine  what’s  going  through  her  mind:  nothing.  She  has  no  worries‚  she’s  carefree.  To just get away from everything and just  go  on  a vacation  to  a  sunny  beach  and  relax  is  something  I yearn for. So to see her calm‚ poised‚ and just blankly staring  out  into  the  neverending  blue   sky  makes  me  want  to  buy  a  flight  ticket  and  go  out  to  the  Caribbean  in  hopes of forgetting every worry I have

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    The Essential Characteristics of Effective Teaching There are many attributes a teacher must possess to become an effective teacher. The way the teachers conduct themselves in the classroom will influence their student’s future‚ and as a teacher is a role model to all students‚ they must go about their daily activities with numerous essential characteristics. Teaching strategies have been impacted by Piaget’s and Vygotsky’s theories and because of these‚ constructivist teaching is now widely accepted

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