Anat Baniel Method Video Analysis

After watching the video Precious Knowledge, the first example of ethnic studies being threatened/ facing elimination is that senate is passing bills like 2881 that act against diversity and programs that support and culture beyond what is sought to be “fit” in the American educational system. Programs that promote ethnic studies gives students the pride and knowledge of where they have come from and therefore they feel more engaged in the classroom. Leaders like Tom Horne have the right to their own opinion but are being oppressive by not embracing the culture of different ethnic groups. By not attending these classes and trying to relate to these diverse communities; he is creating a dystopia to the American youth. Political leaders should

After watching the Ted Talk video, I do agree with Hanauer and that inequality within the U.S and the triple down theory will only result in a economic decrease for all. What I found convincing was the overcasting theme of not status nor wealth but, the healthy competition for all classes and genders. This statement is logical and yet, fair, his example was that raising the minimum wage is one way to prevent the trickle theory and the decrease of economic growth. Simply, because rising the minimum wages benefits everyone and sets the foundation for a more equal ideology of economic balance pertaining to the United States.

Once upon a time there was a 13 year old girl named Emily Anderson who lived in Iowa with her 15 year old brother Jeff and their uncle Ben. It had been 10 years since Emily and Jeff's parents died in a car crash. Emily, Jeff, and their uncle Ben were all super heroes. Emily and Jeff had always questioned their uncle Ben about how they were superheroes, but he would always say they were very lucky but Emily is the special one in the family.

A common element in the videos of Una Chica Afroperuana is the reference to being perceived as an “Other” by other non-afro descendant Peruvians, and the conflict between this and her self-identification that is also rooted in her national origin. In the first video of the vlog titled “Things Afro-Peruvians are tired of hearing”, she identifies the continuous questioning by referring to phrases as “where are your really from?”, “You don’t look Peruvian” and “You are too pretty to be Peruvian”. When addressing these questions, she interacts with other people inside of the video and comments on the lack of representation that the Afro-Peruvians have in the media, by pointing this as one of

I found the signing statements the most interesting in Chapter Seven. A signing statement is an announcement made by the president at the time of signing a bill into law. This is used sometimes to show the presidents’ interpretation of the new law and their predictions of the many benefits of the new law. It also has been used to identify sections of the law that are considered improper or unconstitutional. There have been many signing statements throughout history but many of them were not recorded.

The Graeters video relates to what we have learned about business and change by showing us that change within a business is virtually inevitable. As times change and technology becomes more apparent, business must also change or use valuable resources to become more efficient to keep up with, or become more successful than the surrounding competition. Graeters experience with change was a bit different than that of other companies. Before technological innovations brought about the refrigerator and modern ice cream machines ice cream was a delicacy, it was something people couldn’t get every day or whenever they desired. In the times after though, many companies began to mass produce ice cream making thousands of gallons per day. Graeters

In the spring of 2015, I was a junior in high school. The day I initially heard about the “SAE” video, started like any other. I had gotten ready to leave for school when my mom stopped me to watch something on the news. This wasn’t abnormal at all so I looked to see what she was talking about. As we heard the story and what had happened we were both flabbergasted. Neither of us could believe that that had happened, much less at the University of Oklahoma. When I got to school, the video was the major talk considering we had people recently graduate from our high school and pledge to that fraternity. It seemed as if our school was in shock that people, specifically the people we knew, would say and participate in something so horrific.

Dialogue is the "meat" in a screenplay. The role od dialogue is to push the story forward and shows us who the characters are. Seeing is believing in film. It os called visual storytelling for a reason. I didn't realize how much could be wrong with one's dialogue. For the short, Intercambios the dialogue was on the nose. One technique that comes to mind is K.IS.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid." This film kept me engaged and emotionally invested. The subtext was wonderful and I knew what the characters meant by something that was not said. The script on paper was very clear. There were no extra lines or "talking wallpaper." The dialogue describes Cristina as an honest and hardworking daughter, helping to support her struggling family in another country. She saved eight thousand dollars to help them and went to the bank to wire the money to surprise them. The subtext shows who she is and so does the script. She calls her mother being so happy and humble. It indicates that she is hardworking. From the prepaid cell phone to the mattress that lay on the floor, I knew she was honest. However when she meets the

Yes, I know what you mean my children do the same thing as well. They are always talking about why do I have to do it and they don’t and after that they always end up saying that’s not fair. Children are very vigilant they notice everything and how everyone is treated differently. The video that professor Mundle posted was very beneficial not only is it good for the teacher to use but as well as the parents. After watching the video, I can explain to my children and future class about fairness I do feel it will be beneficial and the home or class will run

After session and watching both videos I can comprehend the total and right meaning of FASD and what are its symptoms in youngsters and how liquor influences and stops the development of kid during pregnancy. BY watching videos, I can learn more about kid’s behaviour those are affected by FASD and why they act different then other kids. I worked as a volunteer and work with so many different kids, one little girl in grade 1 her name is Zoe she is a sweet little girl, but always have an issue with socialization. she is so confused and get angry, so fast her behaviour is more like a girl in the second video who is 9 and still behave like little kids she gets upset but she realised. after while she wasn't doing the right thing that not good for

Hi Florence Somers, nice to meet you my fellow classmate. The labor conditions in the Auret van Heerden’s video were some of the worst I have witnessed. Workers’ rights and trade are among some of the most controversial matters. Strict labor standards are the proponents of worker rights arguments. The key consideration is the impact that labor standard policies will create to improve human rights among trading partners. Another question that must be asked is will these policies keep the politically powerless workers mired in poverty? Labor standards should be enforced by democracies to establish a high moral ground.

I enjoyed this video. The message I received from Botton video is “to make sure your ideas of success is truly your own.” I agree with this message. The reason why is because I feel like everyone have their ideas of success. However, at the end of day you are the person who ultimately determining what measure up to success in your life. For example, success can be seen as having material things or job satisfaction. Work and life plans that are important to me after I graduate are, in reference to work, a job that offers flexibility, benefits, and my happiness in my career choice. In reference to life plan, being able to balance or keep things balance in my life. For example, bills and household expenses. How will I know that I achieved success?

Throughout his presentation, Hans Rosling shows that the rich and wealthy release the most carbon emissions, but they are often the ones telling Africa or another developing country they shouldn't begin using fossil fuels and other technology because it's hurting the environment. Rosling claims that the rich end look down at the "poor" people and say, "You cannot live like us, you will destroy the planet." Technology, however, is key to progressing out of poverty and developing. As shown in his graphs, the wealthy release the most emissions, but shake their finger at developing countries that are starting to use technology and/or burn fossil fuels. An example used in the video is Africa and the coal available to them to provide warmth and light.

The activism driven by the youth definitely carries a lot of weight and strength! A lot of people like to down play the influence that young people have on society but it's real. I'm not going to claim that young people can change everything they want when they want. However, change does and can happen with the help of collective and consistent activism. I think this immigration situation is a perfect example of that, like it is seen in the Undocumented and Unafraid video. In the video we saw young people like Cynthia and Tam who were working hard on bringing about a change in our country. Things like this aren't easy, especially not when you have powerful people in the government who don't agree. However, I'm a strong believer that change

It makes me wonder if the MS patient you are speaking of was there as a patient when I did my first level II fieldwork in this facility. I know that those patients can be very difficult to work with because of the symptoms that are present during their exacerbation. It really is a sad diagnosis to be given; I cannot even imagine. It is crazy how tight their muscles can become and how with gentle stretch can sometimes see some good results. I recently learned, observed and even participated in myofascial release with a kiddo with CP that is really tight. It is so amazing how this process works. I am hoping to someday go to a conference and learn how to do this. It is very cool! Safety is really important with this though. You have to