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    building block of all relationships not just with children but everybody around us. A major starting point can sometimes start though play with some children‚ it’s their first time being in a group of children and surrounded by lots of toys‚ they begin to play with 1 toy‚ then start to look around and see what others are playing with‚ then explore and maybe begin communicating with other children‚ but if not then defiantly‚ facial expression‚ body language and eye-contact will be noticeable. It’s through

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    maintain market dominance in the building toy market as well in their financial success within the industry. By using Michael Porter’s Five Forces model‚ I was able to present the competitive set for LEGO building blocks and its recent product advancements. Looking at LEGO in the competitive set as a whole‚ we note that LEGO is a globally operated product line for toys. Global toy sales represented over US $83.3 billion in 2010. One of the fastest growing toys was building creations which increased

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    not a doctor because it is a male profession. Why stereotypes are most important factors in our society to distinguish boys from girls? Following common stereotypes‚ toys are given to the children according to their gender. Consequently‚ boys are supposed to play with a truck and girls with a doll. Toy companies design specific toys‚ ones for girls and other for boys. Even aisles at markets are divided by gender. One is all in pink‚ with Barbie’s and kitchen sets. The second one is a mixture of colors

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    ask questions or just talk to other children‚ but the main activity is simply to watch. Parallel play: the child mimics other children’s play but doesn’t actively engage with them. For example they may use the same toy. Associative play: now more interested in each other than the toys they are using. This is the first category that involves strong social interaction between the children while they play. Cooperative play: some organisation enters children’s play‚ for example the playing has some

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    the current toy market with the proliferation of electronics toys and games is constantly changing. Children are now growing up in an entertainment economy saturated with play systems which are outcome driven . However‚ Lego‚ a traditional toy maker has stick to its core values of creativity‚ imagination‚ learning‚ fun and quality in it products. The threat of substitutes as a result of the many varying products means that children have more options to choose from in the growing toy market . In this

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    One is the requirement that their product would be safe for children to play with. Mattel has produce more toys than any toy company so the issue is whether or not their toys would deem product safe. In the past‚ there was no specific guidelines on toys‚ but in 2008 the Consumer protection act was established to protect the lives of kids when several incidents involving children with toys occurred. The Consumer product safety Improvement act of 2008 gave specific guidelines to the manufacturers

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    III honors 14 October 2011 The Short Stories Quiet‚ But Aggressive Approach Novels are superfluous while short stories strive for flawlessness‚ ensuring meticulously picked details and succinct plots. The short story utilizes the complex and vivid words the English language has to offer‚ painting pictures in the minds of the reader‚ while the novel overwhelms the reader with redundant and arbitrarily picked language. Steven Millhauser says that Short stories illustrate the message or meaning that

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    Richard Perez Period 1 Single Stories and Stereotypes The single story has caused controversy within the lives of many‚ including mine. Personally‚ I can fully admit to falling victim to many stereotypes regarding different people and religion as well. My intent is not to judge people‚ but exposure and stories unfortunately compel one to do so. One brainwashing source is the media. News coverage‚ articles‚ and even music force us to think a certain way about certain things. Due to the fact that

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    Story Elements

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    Within the first pages of the book‚ introduces us to the world of short stories. It lets us know that throughout the 19th and 20th centuries that Americans found stories in random places such as newspapers‚ all manners of magazines and they gained a wide variety of attention from critics as an essential part of literary studies Creative writing classes pop up at American universities and colleges drastically in the past 30 years. Bookstores‚ coffeehouses seemed to sponsor author readings and meetings

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    Mrs. Akamine “The Story of an Hour” Irony Essay The beauty of a literary work lies in its effective use of figurative language. Irony is one of the most versatile of literary elements‚ and it plays a very important role in "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin. Situational irony is used to show the reader that something that is not expected happens in the plot. Dramatic irony is used to clue the reader in‚ on something that is happening that the characters in the story do not know about. Both

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