This research paper is set to review and discuss key points relating to the temperament in children and studies that have been done in relation to how it affects a child’s personality and development. Temperament is a very large component of personality for a child at a young age. Early life influences can quickly shape … Read more

It was the second day of second grade. I was on the school bus sitting next to my best friend when the bus suddenly halted, making a loud SCREECH. I looked out the window to see the reason why. There was a metro bus, green, long, and making me late to school. As I was … Read more

Confidentiality is the protection of personal information. Confidentiality means keeping a client’s information between you and the patient, and not telling others including friends and family. (Learning, n.d.). For example, the information about a child suffering from Cystic Fibrosis should not be disclosed to anyone other than the child and his/her parents. Confidentiality involves restricting … Read more

Parents are meant to help children with many different issues that arise. However, when it comes to homework, should parents intervene? This controversial topic is a huge debate among teachers nationwide. Parents should not get too involved in their children’s homework because it makes it difficult for teachers to access the students’ understanding of the … Read more

Mill workers lived in small houses close to the factory work was dangerous jobs working for me. ‘The Water Babies’ by Charles Kingsley, tells the tale of a young sweep, Tom. Nonetheless were better than adults. As Gaskell shows, at least some major Victorian Britain, the cotton and wool industries employed thousands of workers, mostly … Read more

In this scene the protagonist, Truman, starts off with his normal day, then disappears at the dead of night. Escaping Christof’s powerful clutch as the thousands of hidden cameras cannot locate him. All actors on the set then become a desperate, violent search party. Showing links to Truman’s enclosure being a like a World War … Read more

Camp Young Judaea is home, it is a community that has embraced me since I was a young child. Every summer I attend this amazing place and take in the entire camp experience, the good and the bad. Camp is where I grew up and learned many things, and I couldn’t imagine my life without … Read more

Hanford, California. You know you’ve entered the San Joaquin Valley once the scent of cow manure wakes you up from your nap in the car while you’re on your way to the tourist city of Los Angeles. All around the world, Los Angeles attracts tourists for its image of the film industry, its equivocal Hollywood … Read more

“We make a living by what we do, but we make a life by what we give. ” While brainstorming ideas for this essay I came across this quote by Winston Churchill. Even if you are making a good living for yourself, you should always take time out of your day to give back; you … Read more

Gymnastics: everybody knows it as “people who do flips. ” One might have even wanted to be a gymnast when he or she was little. Like any sport, you always have t vbo start with the basics before you can go on and learn the harder skills that the sport has to offer. When you … Read more

Everywhere around the world, barriers located on each and every continent. From the common American’s back yard to the Great Wall of China, we use them for privacy and security, but not all uses of walls have good intentions behind them. An example such as the Berlin Wall, created in 1961, divided East and Western … Read more

Human Borders: Drawn by fear, greed, and other human emotions Borders, both physical and cultural, have been a staple of human society and are a projection of a society’s values and fears, regardless of if they are just or not. In this paper I will be examining the presence of borders put up by humans … Read more

Introduction: Enzymes are a substance produced by a living organism that acts as a catalyst to activate a specific reaction. The purpose of this experiment was to figure out if the temperature of the reaction would rise, will the absorption rise as well. Reactions use energy, If there is energy than heat occurs. The Hypothesis … Read more

According to Roger Von Oech, the author of “ToErr IsWrong”,shows us at least two reasons about failure. The most common aftermath that a human being must face in life is their failure. There are two types of failures, errors and mistakes. The most important thing is how we learn and are able to benefit from … Read more

One thing that particularly bothered me about writing throughout school, was that I never felt that I significantly improved my writing as result of an English class, the classes I took felt very cookie cutter: I mean read a book, answer some questions and write an essay, and then there were projects like write research … Read more

Sophocles’s use of both plot and character within his classic tragedy “Oedipus the King” portray the religious and ethical views of the Classical period of Ancient Greece to such an extent that Knox goes so far as to say that “the audience which watched Oedipus in the theatre of Dionysus was watching itself. ” Marlowe … Read more

We played in the woods until dark. The moon cast an eerie glow on the trees as we ran around. A bat flew overhead and I ducked. It was my turn to count for hide -n- seek. “One, two, three four, fi- Aaaaahhhhh. What was that?” I asked myself outloud. I began in the direction … Read more

In the troubadour tradition, love is both a thing that the poet pursues and a thing that pursues the poet. It can fulfill the poet and drive him crazy at the same time. The troubadour poem that I have chosen to help prove this is the poem, “On true love are all my thoughts bent. … Read more

“It’s a boy,” said the midwife. My father, King Offal, always wanted a son. He felt as if he had to pass down all his glory, fame, wealth, and leadership because that is what his father did to him. When my father was a child, his family traveled to Uruk from India. His father gained … Read more

In this study,in order to answer the question of what are being shifted with the identity shifting process, This paper has been organized in three section based on philosophical framework, which is the shifting of movement, the shifting of knowledge and the shifting of interpretation. The first section of this paper sets out to investigate … Read more

Gravity was nominated, and won, the Academy Award for Best Cinematography in 2014. After one look at the space inspired thriller you can see there are plenty of reasons why Gravity won and earned the award. Gravity’s cinematographer, Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, worked closely with director Alfonso Cuaron and visual effects supervisor Tim Webber to create … Read more

Two of the greatest inventors in American history are Thomas Edison and Nikolas Tesla. However, they had not achieved their success on their own. Many argue that the rivalry between them had pushed them to create technology which we still use today. Without the extraordinary relationship between the two, Tesla and Edison would not have … Read more

College has been on my mind way before I was even registered. After, I attended my high school graduation ceremony, told my teacher’s and counselors about my appreciation for them, and then my summer began. Most of it was preparing for the upcoming school year at Waubonsee Community College. In my first semester of college … Read more

Oscar Wilde’s conversion to Catholicism was a slow—if not incomplete—change of heart. Indeed, it seemed to be the “form, rather than the content” (Ellman 34) that began the author’s dalliance with the religion, as he seemed instinctively drawn to the maryr-happy, scarlet-toned atmosphere of piety due to its artistic implications. It was Catholicism’s deviancy from … Read more

This paper will serve as a proposal, using a balanced scorecard approach to demonstrate the project’s value to Centervale Apparel, using the given data. This will included a cost-benefit analysis, such as payback period or ROI that relies on tangible measures of organizational value through cost savings, revenue enhancements, or improvements in the speed, quality, … Read more

Throughout my entire senior year, I had reflected upon my experiences in my high school career. With this, I have come to the conclusion that whomever said and believed that high school were the best years of their lives obviously did not ever attend such an institution. Although my input is rather cynical, I have … Read more

This weekend we had a string of new releases, none of which seemed to do so well with critics. Among them we have The Boy which seeing the trailer didn’t seem that promising to begin with regardless I knew I wouldn’t be able to stay away from this one cause I am a sucker for … Read more

In modern day, overcrowding is once again the issue with many redevelopments happening in London, especially at Royal Docks. The developers are turning once again towards the high-rise buildings with some construction works already started. Furthermore, a recent report revealed that around 70 high-rise buildings are under construction and nearly 200 more planned in London. … Read more

The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, William Shakespeare’s longest, and perhaps most notable, play explores several important aspects of the human condition. Hamlet’s battle between his emotions and logic, as well as his fatal flaws and what he considers to be morally good and looming evil, encased in a story of murder and betrayal … Read more

This essay will discuss illegal street vending in Los Angeles and how ethnographic data can shed new light on the reality of street vending and the laws prohibiting it. Los Angeles is the last of the USA’s major cities to still prohibit street vending, despite the prevalence of street vending on its streets (Vallianatos 2014). … Read more

“Non-violence leads to the highest ethics, which is the goal of all evolution. Until we stop harming all other living beings, we are still savages.” This quote about animal abuse is from Thomas Edison, an engineer known for his life changing innovations that continue to impact on our world today. Animal abuse is a long-debated … Read more

I turned to the last page of my most recent read. I could feel the soft paper as I traced the words that would end the novel. I breathed in deeply smelling the musty, sharp scent of the ink and paper of the book. Sighing the last words on the paper, I finished and closed … Read more

The processes and impact of discovery can vary from individual to individual, taking into account the multifaceted nature of individual perceptions, perspectives and contexts. Robert Frost’s early 1910’s suite of poems, ‘Tuft of Flowers’, ‘Mending Wall’, and ‘Home Burial’ explores the progressions and influence of discovery on persona and the responder, both negative and positive, … Read more

In cognitive psychology, the Activation/ Monitoring Theory (AMT) and the Fuzzy Trace Theory (FTT) are framework’s which account for the false memory findings in the DRM paradigm. Roediger & McDermott (1995) define false memories as “… either remembering events that never happened, or remembering them quite differently from the way they happened… ”. The Activation … Read more

Throughout India, there are many religions and ideas that people follow. Mainly, Hinduism is the religion that is most practiced. The three Lords that are the highest forms are Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. However, there are many avatars of Vishnu. The one that is the most beloved avatar out of all of them is Lord … Read more

Prior to taking this course, I thought I knew what it meant to be versatile in various cultures. However, in reality, I really did not know as much as I thought I did. Last semester, I took part of the study abroad program to Costa Rica. I embarked on a cultural journey that forever changed … Read more

Karl Marx’s theory and concepts are wide-ranging and had a massive influence and impact society development. Through reading and deeply thinking Marxism theory, I am interested in assessing issues about concept on alienation. I would like to focus more on page 70 to 81 in The Marx-Engels Reader and read over and over again which … Read more

Convictions are what drive us; they are the fuel, which fuel that propels us forward. For example the conviction to be responsible to ones family is what wakes a person up each day and sends them to work, even on days that they would rather do something else. Convictions that drive us to do the … Read more

The Jungle Book is a book written by Rudyard Kipling. This book tells a story about animals and people living together in the jungle. It takes place in India where a baby boy is raised by a pack of wolves that found him alone in the jungle. In this story there are many different animals … Read more

Ever since September 11, Islam have become the face of terror and this has brought a lot of attention and victimization towards average Muslims. Many people are just looking for a reason to bash Islam, so they pick on controversial topics that Muslims differ from. One controversial topic is the hijab and it what it … Read more

As children, there are three goals that come to mind when becoming an adult. That is getting married, owning a house and a having car. At a young age, there is an order and anxiety of which task is more reasonable to accomplish first. Marriage will be further down the list because there isn’t an … Read more

It was selfish, I knew in that moment that it was selfish. My sister, Bridgette, was only six years old, and I took advantage of being only a year older than her. She was oblivious to what I was doing in that moment. We were at the arcade in the middle of July in Stone … Read more

Mind, Brains and Programs by John R. Searle discusses the idea of AI, specifically Strong AI. I will argue that his comments on AI being impossible to develop are incorrect. Searle had discussed many points but thinks too low of what makes up the intentionality he supports. John R. Searle discusses AI with several points. … Read more

Among many other theories, the most appealing theory was the Person-in-Environment perspective. Unlike other career counseling theories, the person-in-environment perspective encounters and looks at an individual’s environment and his or her sociocultural interactions and relationships. In the textbook, the author describe this theory as focusing on contextual interaction over the life span (Zunker, 2015). As … Read more

For a numerous amount of decades the question has always been, “Should teenagers work? ” Regardless of the many research that has been made, the question still has no conclusion. Many argue that teenagers should work because it makes them more responsible, but others argue that they shouldn’t because it distracts them from their education. … Read more

Coral reefs are communities to the sea and home to many living creatures and different types of organisms, as well as about one-fourth of the oceans population. Coral reefs are made up of animals called polyps that will remain in one place, acting as the main structure of the reef itself, these animals have a … Read more

In the movie Batman Begins Bruce Wayne watches his parents die right in front of his eyes. He grows up in solitude in his mansion with no friends and know one to talk to. He grows up to be a strong man who wants to do something good for his city. When he was old … Read more

Worldviews are sets of basic beliefs, images, and values that make up a way of looking at and making sense of the world around us. Our basic beliefs affect not only the way we think about ourselves and our place in the world but they also determine what questions are morally right to ask. I’ve … Read more

It is well known that reading to children, especially throughout the toddler and pre-school years, is positively correlated with increased reading and literacy levels throughout the school-age years. One particular study (Lee, 2010) investigated the impact of reading to children specifically during morning transitional periods at a childcare facility. The implications of this study show … Read more