My Story By Temple Grandin And Catherine Johnson

Imagine you're in school and a cute little puppy comes up to you during an important test. You can't resist but to pet the cute puppy. Little do you know that a dog can reduce your stress levels dramatically. You ended up doing better on her school test than the other classroomes without the puppy. In other words that puppy saved the day for a bad grade! An animal can realise an anti stress hormone in your body, which causes you to have less stress. This is why animals should be able to be in the classroom.

Without animals, humans would not be humans. Animals and humans co-exist together for a reason. Animals need humans, and humans need animals. There has been many stories of animals that change humans forever. One example is Temple Grandin, a high-functioning autistic woman whose life was extremely influenced by animals. She could see animals in ways others couldn't. She knew how to help the animals, and the animals helped her, too. Many people have stories similar to hers, and it's no surprise considering animals have always been such an important part of the development of the human

Human beings are considered to be the greatest creations that were given knowledge, skills and power to rule over the entire planet. However, at the same time, their relationship with other animals and its implications in human civilization cannot be denied. Historically, it is proven that for thousands of years, human beings have developed close contact with animals who were their means of living and at the same time often, great companions. Considering the great significance of animals in the lives of human beings, often their relationships were portrayed in literature by authors. It was meant to help the global community to have a clear understanding of the impact that animals have in the lives of human beings which is very much significant.

“Animals kept me going,” Temple Grandin once said. This quote means that people have a strong need for animals in their life for the things animals provide. But people can take animals for granted on their help. Animals can offer a lot of help on many different occasions. People can largely benefit from interacting and observing animals.

Author Anthony Douglas Williams once said, “We have more to learn from animals than animals have to learn from us,” (A-Z Quotes), but what most people fail to assimilate is that animals have given humans erudition on many subjects. Throughout history, animals have helped with advancements in science, contributing to new ideas to keep people safe and healthy. Moreover, they continue to help humankind every second of the day, and will continue to do so as science and technology evolve.

Those who take the time to fully examine the Holocaust, and its exemplary survivors deal with the unsettling knowledge that those before them over looked. Between the years of 1933 to 1947, the Holocaust prospered through many countries in Europe, including the proximity of one survivor’s homeland, Poland. Alicia: My Story by Alicia Appleman-Jurman is historically famous for it’s shocking relevance throughout its background. It has also been infamous for its brutal unvarnished truth by well-known book reviews, but overall it’s cultural impact on the world has shown it is a lesson that should be known by all.

Animals as well as humans have been around for an extended period of time showing that there obviously has been some sort of interactions between them throughout the years which may not have always been all the bad. They have been here for hundreds of thousands of years. They are our main source of comfort, happiness, joy, fun, and of course: food. Without animals we would not be at the point in life where we are today. Our next best source of food besides animals would have to be plants and who wants to eat plants all the time for every meal and only that? The treatment of those animals that we use as a food source and even the ones as pets is not always positive. Lobsters, a primary food source for the wealthy, are treated very poorly, for

In The Book of Stories Beginnings by Kristin Kladstrup, Lucy Martin found her great-uncle's The Book of Stories Beginning and began writing her own story beginnings in the enchanted journal. She wrote about her father being a great magician. Everything written in the journal came to life. Lucy's father turned himself into a raven using his magic potion and flew across the ocean to a mythical land called Cat'n'berd Island. Lucy Martin and her great-uncle, Oscar Martin, went on a search to find Lucy's lost father and save him from King Bertram. Kristina Kladstrup was born Sioux City, Iowa. When she was a child, she loved reading and writing and she decided that becoming a writer would be her vocation. The house that her mother lived in when she was a child inspired the setting of Kladstrup’s novel. Kladstrup had also written two other children books which are Garden Princess and Le Livre Des Débuts D'histoires. She had co-written two children's books. One is A Night In Santa's Great Big Bag with Tim Jessell and the other is The Gingerbread Pirates with Matt Tavares. I chose The Book of Story Beginnings because a friend recommended it to me. She said it was set in an island far away from Iowa. I enjoy reading about adventures to distant magical lands, so I agreed to read this book. Upon finishing to book, the ending of the book was different from what I had predicted. I thought that after Oscar helped Lucy find her father, Oscar

According to the article animals helping people “Assistance animals like this capuchin monkey are smart and nimble enough to help in lots of ways—they can turn the lights on and off, play a CD, or get their owners a cool drink”. Also according to the article Animals helping people “One girl is part of a special program to help children with serious physical and learning difficulties. Swimming with dolphins helps the children relax”.

I started to fall in love with animals in high school when my mother sent me to a special boarding school for gifted children with emotional problems. .'' quoted by temple in ''MyStory, from Animals in Translation''. I think animals are making us emore caring by them showin there reactions to certent events like protecting a

In conclusion, animals help humans by not being as bad and staying

Having an Animal can cause changes in our lives. Sometimes having a pet could help our lives be more simple and enjoyable. Every new experience can make a person change; sometimes the change is positive, and other times it is negative. Either way, there is no avoiding change. Animals are unique , helpful, and delightful.

“Animals make us human” - Dr. Temple Grandin. Animals help people all the time by being therapy animals, helping autistic people and by being search dogs.

Humans have the need to emotionally connect with their environment. Animals, humans have domesticated and lived with for thousands of years, have adapted to serve people as emotional partners. Dogs, horses, and cats have adapted to fit these emotional needs and have the ability to understand positive and negative emotions. This may have stemmed from animals needing to understand their masters to live with them. Humans have developed emotional needs for these animals to relieve stress, aid with depression and autism spectrum disorders, and serve as a form of therapy. For all of these reasons, an emotional, psychological relationship was formed with people and their animals.

With their strong sense of smell, detection dogs are used to help find drugs, contraband, blood, etc. which helps the police keep us safe. Sea lions that are trained to monitor the ocean have sensors attached to their fur and they go deep in the ocean and track water pressure and temperature. Bees are pretty sweet as they provide us with honey, also they pollinate about ⅓ of what we eat and most plants in our world which is kind of important too. So many animals like these help our environment and us people.