At First, I Tried To Focus On My Own Rhythm As I Did While

The analysis of the “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” by William Wordsworth I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud, also known as Daffodils, is a poem written by William Wordsworth between 1804 and 1807. The author changed the text several times, its final version was published in 1815. The Daffodils is treated as one of the most famous work of this British Romanticist and demonstrates many traits of this style. The poem consists of 4 stanzas with six lines in each. The first version had only three stanzas, according

of Sappho’s Fragment 31, I wanted to strike a balance between remaining true to a literal translation of the poem, and my own poetic preferences. After completing what I thought to be a final translation, I decided I wanted to make it a sonnet, so what I ended up with is above. Turning this piece into a sonnet was one of my own stylistic choices that I worked very hard to incorporate, and was one of the many ideas and concepts that I juggled with throughout translating. I sought help from the two

much does student behavior factor? Why is it significant? What strategies does my mentor use to establish classroom management within the class? If we know the behaviour of our students, what do we need to do to ensure that effective classroom management is successfully acquired? All these questions need to be answered as they all link towards a successful lesson and student cooperation. During my two weeks of placement, I was placed at St Albans Primary School in a prep class. Considering that these

beginning. While Hayley was playing, Ms. Temple gently nudged her elbow so she would move it up more. Before Hayley was able to start the second section, Ms. Temple asked if this was truly the tempo she wanted to take. Hayley was playing at a slower tempo, and Ms. Temple stated how she wanted Hayley’s adrenaline to start cooking so the tempo did not represent her current state of wanting to take a nap. The way Ms. Temple added humor into her lessons was so natural and impressive to observe. She did such

called Art of Active Listening, caught me by surprise. During the beginning weeks of the first semester, I was nervous about where this course would take me. I entered college with no background knowledge of music but was excited to take on a new challenge. This course never involved music notation or theory which was very beneficial for me, but it did provide skills and techniques that I can use throughout my everyday life. Some critical points we covered during the semester were focusing on the

fast and it approached to the end of the Spring Quarter. When I looked back, I still thought I just finished my orientation. In this quarter, I experienced lots of new and difficult things in UCR, which made me reduce much concern. As a result, I was pretty appreciated with my first freshman quarter because it helped me improve my abilities in different areas. I always put my academic career in the first priority and I thought I did a good job in getting used to college academic life. Comparing

be honest, before my first counseling session I thought that counseling would be easier that what it was; nonetheless, I learned very quickly otherwise. I believed that because I am an educator and encounter similar situations that may require particular skills such as encouraging, empathy, questioning and observation that I was going to have an advantage over acquiring and applying the rest of the skills needed for a complete counseling session. Hence, I went into the first session with an authoritative

listening and not dancing. Throughout this verse, the writer talks about, “players.” I believe that here he is most likely referring to the many protesters around this time. He says, “sweet perfume,” (57) most likely to refer to the use of tear gas against protestors. He seems to believe that the government is corrupt when he says, “Cause the players tried to take the field (61). Here he means that the protestors tried to create change but the government would not allow them to make the changes. McLean

through music and dance. In every house hold from the edges of the earth everything has a rhythm. Whether it be our heart beat, even the way we blink, talk, breath and how we think is to a rhythm. We all have our own theme music if you will. Music has evolved from the beginning of time until now, music dates back from the beginning of time. Music and Dance are the most important things in my life. This is the way I express myself and that is why this topic is so important to me. Since dance has evolved

everything began to spin. She made an attempt to make it to the front door, but inevitably dropped to her knees. She tried to cover her mouth with her hand but it did no good as the vomit came shooting up her throat. Dinah rushed to her side grabbing her hair as Normani ran to retrieve a wastebasket. The two girls rubbed her back soothingly in rhythm as they tried to mask their own tears. Camila ceased her retching and slumped back against the sofa. Her stomach instantly feeling much better but