Journal Analysis

Some one's Journal 1954 – so today the Brown v Board passed I'm glad that blacks are getting a good education, but Arkansas refused to integrate which I'm not proud of as a white person.

In the article written by Marty Nemko Ph. D., he had vividly explained what is behind the failure of many could-have-been-successful individuals, showing a distinct connection with their attitudes and behaviour. Living a life as a therapist, Nemko had heard various complaints from his patients, whether they were playing the blame game with their pasts or simply making up excuses not to work hard enough. Putting the dots together, he established a relationship between their attitudes and unsuccessfulness, naming it the Peter pan Syndrome, where they simply refuse to grow up, maintaining a childish mentality. However, similarly to how he ended the article, anybody can overcome this syndrome. After all, nobody is too old or too young to grow

Roderigo is a gullible person. I can use him to make money and take down Othello. I hate Othello so much! He promoted a person without experiences as his lieutenant instead promotes me a good warrior and smart man. He is not worthy for me to serve. I served him for my own profit. What people see me is just on part, I have much more intention inside of me. Also, I heard that he slept with my wife! I can not tolerant this! It is necessary to make him suffer and desperate now, he deserved it! It resulted me to asked my “little dog” Roderigo to go with me to report the couple to Brabantio. We went to Brabantio’s castle. I made Brabantio mad and upset. I believe that Brabantio will use his power to stop the marriage. Unfortunately,

When people think of the truth, people think of something that majority agree to. In the other side the author Barry Schwarts fights for the point that learning how to think it’s a personal thought. Schwartz specifies the major educational and goes over a rare question of what learning how to think means. As shown in the article peoples believes are based on others, collage education levels are dropping also the truth is being changed.

Shorey wrote this journal to help men with mental health problems among woman. Most men were associated with abuse parents at a young age. Glimpse abuse at a young age causes men or young men to abuse other woman. Most psychologist has diagnose most man with mental heath disorders because of their abuse at home. “It is difficult to determine whether specific symptomatology for each disorder, or whether there are specific problems seen across all of the disorders that may be responsible for these associations (Shorey).

The article, “Reality Check”, made me think about how much false information we are given. You can’t trust anyone, everyone lies. Even if they think the information is true, their source could be wrong. It’s almost impossible to find reliable facts in our world. I always go on twitter at night, and I’ll read the most unbelievable things on there and still listen to it just because it’s there. I’ll get heated over tweets that have fake information and make a fool of myself. I need to stop looking at twitter and maybe try the news instead. However, Achenbach states that sometimes even reliable sources like news shows give out bad information. So there really is no information show or website out there that you can trust. Even the government gets things wrong and/or lies to us. This article made me sad for the human race. Why do we feel the need to make up fake information and spread it. This is something that has happened a lot in my high school experience. Girls and guys get petty and decide to spread vicious rumors about others. However, the fact that other people believe it and continue to spread it around makes it even worst. “Reality Check” did make great points about false information, but it also confused me. I found this article very hard to follow and comprehend because it was so boring. Some parts in the article just

Peer reviewed journals are written by professionals on a topic within their field. The journals are then passed on to other credible professionals within the same field for editing purposes. They will occasionally edit for spellings and grammatical errors; however, their main focus is on the content of the journal and its validity. Peer reviewed articles ensure only valid, non-biased information is being published.

By the same token, I used universal design of learning to work with Temika during school. One is that in her journal she self-monitored her behavior by keeping track of when she has an behavior (20 Classroom Interventions, 2017). Also, I allow Temika couple minutes to get herself ready for class. When it comes to assessment like testes, I have Temika listen to the question through e recording on the computer, then she able to respond. I see that helps her keep calm when we used her aural (auditory-musical) learning style. As well as there is hand on activities that Temika used to help her calm her anxiety such as relaxing techniques (20 Classroom Interventions, 2017).

The third paper is an analysis and my thoughts on “The Wall Street Journal” article by Bob Tita titled A New Approach to New Products. The article focuses on open innovation and rapid prototyping as characteristics of the innovative company FirstBuild. This paper discusses these two characteristics in the context of DoD materiel acquisition.

USA Today is one of the largest print newspapers, even today due to its innovative approach and format that it utilizes. Furthermore, this newspaper contains many features that fully engage its audience by offering colorful displays, short write ups, radiant exhibits of diagrams. One of the overall aspects of USA Today was the manner in which it fully engaged readers with its content than any other newspapers. USA Today is essentially known for its short stories, bright colors and its weather map. Moreover, it is becoming a serious newspaper in which people are beginning to notice more despite how it was ridiculed and thought as a humorous newspaper. Furthermore, it was a newspaper that was highly criticized and constantly under attack for the manner in which it was laid out. Nonetheless, no one took the paper seriously then. USA Today has become a much stronger news product that has increased its marketing efforts and shown the world that it certainly has had an impact on other newspapers in the manner in which they chose to model some of the very same ideas as USA Today, however, by other newspapers imitating what they coined as the less admirable newspaper with many gimmicks, flourishing color, and short stories, many other newspapers modeled only to fail after copying many of USA Today’s attributes that are landing them ahead of many other newspapers. Furthermore, many of the papers have taken and used USA Today’s unimportant ideas and are consistently losing out on

• We need a good sense of perception to understand our encounters with our environment. It has been stated, that sensation is at the centre of perception. We experience sensations through different stimuli, but for these sensations to be realised, it has to

In Blackwell et al. (2007) and Murphy and Thomas (2008)’s papers they find individuals fall on a spectrum for how they view intelligence. On one hand some individuals believe intelligence is innate and unchangeable, or they have a fixed mindset. Conversely, other individuals believe that with effort and work individuals can augment their intelligence; these individuals have a growth mindset. A person’s theory of

Precisely which magazines will end up needing an injection of assistance will depend on how U.S. publishers decide to exploit their new access to the Canadian marketplace. The most likely strategy will be to keep shipping the same magazines already widely sold in Canada, but to start scooping up Canadian advertising profits, too. American magazines will be allowed, after a three-year phase-in period, to sell up to 18 per cent of their ad space to Canadian advertisers - without being required to spend a cent on Canadian articles or photographs. For three decades, Ottawa banned this sort of publication, known as a split run, and allowing them now is a major concession. Copps said the 18-per-cent limit would preserve advertising for homegrown

 On a piece of lined paper, respond to the prompt: “Most people identify themselves by what they do- athlete, scholar, entrepreneur, accountant, doctor, waiter, etc. Does your vocation (career)- a regular occupation, especially one for which a person is particularly suited or qualified- define you? Is that who you are? How do you decide who you are?”

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