Goals are part of our daily work in life. They give a sense of motivation. By setting goals, we ensure their achievement. We have many personal and professional goals in our lives, and every day we strive to achieve them. Getting a degree, getting married, opening my own business - these are the general goals in my life. But how do I achieve them? I decided to use the SMART method to reach my goals. SMART is an acronym of...
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Upton Sinclair was a well-known muckraker, and progressive journalist in America who strove to lead reforms by exposing the exploitative nature of institutions and political leaders, The Jungle is a literary example of the muckraker movement. The problem the author identifies in the novel is the harsh working conditions and hostile living situations of immigrants in the United States in industrialized cities like Chicago. Sinclair assumes his readers are part of the American population, as well as members of the...
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Jordan is mostly known for his basketball career. He is a private person so not a lot is known about his personal life. What is known is very short. His time in the NBA is impressive. He is in the National Basketball Association’s Hall of Fame. Michael Jordan’s life began as a normal child but his career and talent made him very well-known. Jordan was born to James R. Jordan and Deloris Jordan on February 17, 1963, in Brooklyn, NY....
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The key idea of Confucius's Philosophy was a united and good-running system. Its structure was to instruct individuals to act naturally propelled and self-controlled and to empower individuals to accept their obligations, which would, thus, develop a superior self and an agreeable society. Confucious lessons urge others to be deferential and have an agreeable society. Confucious lessons centered around morals of appropriate conduct, for people and governments. They trust in two standards or worry of others and furthermore good conduct....
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Primary school wasn’t as eventful as it was supposed to be for majority of children, instead it felt like I was drowning in what the world perceived me to be instead of who I wanted to be. As a child growing up, I never really knew who I was and how I should act. All I ever did was try to impress people that didn’t even like me. Coming into high school, I’ve learnt how to stay true to one’s...
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In my essay I am going to answer the question of what is more important our privacy or national security. Both sides of the argument are considered in the work. I am convinced that national security will constantly be more necessary than privacy as long because the government continues to protect the rights of its citizens. However, immoderate measures of the invasion of peoples private privateness must not take place when it is now not necessary. In my opinion, I...
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The sight of fair rides has invariably piqued my interest. It surprises me that your typical person is delighted in giving up the tranquility of the earth beneath you with the excitement of throwing themselves in the air like a food processor’s vegetables. At some point in history, someone believed that people could derive pleasure in it and created what had to be the first of these horrifying machines. For me, the joys and feelings of survival have kept me...
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Music was used to invoke nationalistic pride within the people of France and proved to be an essential tool when rising against the aristocracy during the French Revolution. For example, ‘Le Marseillaise’, which is the French national anthem. It was written during this period of time. It is clearly known that the French Revolution presented some composers even now we listen to their compositions. There are some main reasons why music is really inimitable and different from that period. The...
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Jamal from the drama film 'Finding Forrester' was a struggling teenage boy living in a poverty driven neighborhood. He was easily influenced by the people around him. He was suppressed by the average grades of his peers to hide his own literary talent. Similarly, he was influenced into playing basketball because all of his friends played. But most importantly he as influenced by his friends to go into an old man's house. Little did Jamal know at the time, the...
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The 21st century shapes the modern face on how people communicate. The use of Internet information and communications technology hastily arises over the past years. These technologies are widely used by adolescents since it becomes a medium for getting excellent sources of news and information, yet they are the most ignorant about the risks of sharing information online. Adolescent’s level of awareness regarding cyber libel is still at a medium level (Zakaria & Harun, 2020). We often share sensitive information...
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I feel being a man in 2019 is as complicated as ever. Let me start by talking about one of the things I believe are not talked about as much, mental health. Sadness, anger, happiness and fear are the four basic emotions we feel as humans. Of these four emotions, happiness is considered the most acceptable in our modern-day society. Yet anger, fear and sadness are universally felt by everyone. Men throughout history have been told not to express any...
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Introduction The Columbian Exchange, a period of extensive cultural and biological exchange between the Old World and the New World following Christopher Columbus' voyages, had far-reaching consequences. While it brought about advancements in trade, agriculture, and the exchange of ideas, it also had unintended consequences that significantly impacted indigenous populations. This informative essay focuses on one of those unintended consequences: the devastating effects of disease brought by European explorers and colonizers to the Americas. By exploring the spread of diseases,...
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I imagine waking up no longer knowing what every day is going to bring, the place the sudden is expected. With just the sound of a siren, you know you are about to put your life on the line for any individual else. Fire hostilities is an extremely necessary job. It saves many lives and property. You hazard the whole thing to store the lives of the endless strangers you encounter. This is the thrilling existence that firefighters endure. They...
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Education is the essence of progress in society. It is very useful for every individual of all ages, and it has no limit. When I’m thinking about education, “What could it be the world like without education?” Maybe no tremendous growth of technology, no scientists which can do investigations, trials, and experiments, no astronauts who can launch satellites and maintain spacecraft, and many other things. The continuous growth of technology will be like an illusion without education. Certain things that...
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The thirteen colonies are also known as 13 British colonies or 13 American colonies. The name of the 13 colonies in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, and Providence. These colonies are also called mid-colonies, Sothern colonies, and northern colonies. Delaware, Pennsylvania, new jersey, and New York are considered middle colonies. Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Providence, are under northern colonies and southern...
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Compare the different levels of leadership in organizations No matter what kind of professional in various fields, we talk about, one thing that they all have in common is that they are all leaders, no matter if you are a teacher, a coach, or a businessman for example, they are all leaders but what level of leadership are they? How do they treat their employees the same or differently and how do they measure and determine results? According to John...
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He basically opposes hell in this poem in a way where he’s explaining the common challenges that the black community faces with themselves. Always looking down on their own figures and those around them, as well as blaming white individuals for their failures when pointing fingers at them shouldn’t be their way of overcoming this challenge. By preventing failure aka “opposing hell”, he explains the alternative way of moving forward other than pointing fingers which are to face your individual...
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As being the only human on earth, in a planet, is quite a mystery how it all started from rock bottom to the point where we are now. To have an opportunity to make the choices we want to make and end up with having an accomplished future for ourselves. I’m pretty sure everyone has their list to do what they want to do before they go on to the next life, go skydiving, meet a famous celebrity, travel the...
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Nowadays, people have their very very own philosophy in lifestyles, and now they additionally targeted businesses, job searches, games, gadgets, etc. till they get their dreams. In this essay, I will current the philosophy of my life. My philosophy in existence is that understanding myself is better than no longer appreciating myself it is losing my mind. My philosophy in existence tells that I constantly have to be myself and listen to my coronary heart and additionally hear the phrases...
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A passion is something or someone that you have a strong emotion towards. Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for adventure, the search for a lasting friendship, and reaching out to help children. These passions are something that could make or break my day; for this reason, I enjoy them. First came my longing for adventure which started at an early age. Adventuring has led humans to new discoveries: it is a fun and...
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Children from infancy to one year old are learning at this stage the meaning of trust vs mistrust. Since children at this age can’t take care of themselves they will rely heavily on their caregivers to provide them with the tools they need to be able to trust people, to be happy and successful in their life. The only way to do so is by interacting constantly with your child through talking, listening, touching, and nurturing this is crucial in...
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Rhetorical Analysis Why the Fries Taste Good “Simplot displays the contradictory traits that have guided the economic development of the American West, the odd mixture of rugged individualism and a dependence upon public land and resources.” (Schlosser pg. 2) A fifteen-year-old dropout defied the odds and became one of the richest most famous men residing in Idaho. With brilliant ideas for dehydrated potatoes J. R. Simplot changed the path for food rations during World War 2, and by 1953 Simplot...
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Conflicting perspectives emerge throughout Julius Caesar, as different characters hold different perspectives as each character has different motives and interests. In Julius Caesar these conflicting perspectives are shown through the stylistic features of a play, the representation of the perspectives through these features helps to portray the conflicting perspectives in a unique way. The stylistic features and characterization used in Julius Caesar allow the opposing motives and interests of numerous characters to be established throughout the play. One way this...
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The American Revolution, which officially began in 1776, was not simply the result of one event. Though it has direct causes, there were several underlying causes of the Revolution as well. Some indirect causes originated a long time before the idea of a revolution even existed. The combination of both direct and indirect causes sparked a drive in colonists to successfully carry out the American Revolution. The direct causes of the Revolution are those which affected the colonists directly, either...
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Pluralism is a theory that argues a group of people, not all individuals, govern the country. These groups of people include trade unions, professional organizations, civil rights groups, financial lobbies, environmental activists, formal or informal organizations, or like-minded people. These associations dictate and make administrative laws and policies. The general public only acts as bystanders because the participants only constitute a tiny fraction of the whole population. An excellent example of pluralism is the American government. According to pluralists, the...
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This play teaches us about deception and manipulation to create an environment where it seems no one can be trusted. This play is still relevant and can teach us a lot about modern-day society and the fundamental parts of politics. Looking over the past, nothing much has changed. Interpreting the play from different perspectives grants us not just knowledge, but a way of thinking. Elections seem to have changed little when we look at our current campaigns. Cassius’ argument appeals...
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Imagine being hated by a whole culture. In 1607 English ships sailed into the Chesapeake Bay located in Virginia and Maryland, bringing more than 100 passengers. King of England said, “Faire meadows and goodly tall trees ahead lay possible riches”. The passengers were confident they were going to find riches. At the beginning of Jamestown, a lot of settlers died for these reasons: sickness, natives, and poor leadership. The Powhatans (Indians that lived around James River) did not like the...
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Introduction Laws may be described as a set of rules set up that direct humans or citizens residing in a state or a community. These Laws are set up to reduce the possibilities of friction and chaos in a State and in the event the same occurs, these laws still play a huge role in dealing with them. However, we should refer our minds to a popular maxim which goes thus; ‘Laws are made for me and not man for...
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As 7th grade comes to an end, I reflect on the 20212022 school year and the changes I have experienced. Academically, I have been pronouncing words better. At first, I was having trouble pronouncing a bunch of words. I even had to use a translator. In math, I have been understanding circumferences more. It was confusing at first but with practice, I can finally understand it. I am also understanding how to use PEMDAS and the order of operations. Something...
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Evaluate performance and learning needs It is a framework for judging success completes in the picture. It gives agencies a practical guide to help them in developing valuable approaches to evaluating their learning and development initiatives. It is advocated by a sequence of user-friendly evaluation tools and further resources, accessible from the Commission‘s website. For example, in 2002, in concurrence with the Australian national audit office, the commission developed building capability- a structure for managing learning and development in the...
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