Addie

Words are “just words” to Addie Bundren and to her thoughts and “just thoughts”, but to her children they are more than just thoughts and words. It is how they express themselves to the readers. “Almost every character in the novel possesses a different and unique perspective toward the question of language versus action” (“Alienating Language”). Addie Bundren had five children; Darl, Jewel, Cash, Dewey Dell and Vardaman. Addie Bundren died at the beginning of the book and her death affected each

The character that has been chosen for the character analysis is Jewel. Jewel is the third child of Addie Bundren Jewel is seen as a really tough guy, and a hard worker in the story. He is also a goal achiever, what he wants he gets he completes his goals and needs. To his mother Addie Bundren, he is her favourite child, she believes that he will be the one to save her “from water and the fire”. Jewel is a type of quiet character that just gets work done, he has a different type of life apart from

In chapter two, Chad’s fact searching is supported by Iacocca & Whitney (2007), “Leaders don’t just take things at face value. They ask hard questions.” Chad also exercises a rephrasing technique listed in chapter two and supported by Guilmartin, (2010) with “You build trust by revealing how you filtered that person’s communication and by giving him a chance to confirm or clarify what you interpreted.” The second question is listed in two parts for objective two, “Describe a time where you had

Discussion Questions 1. What was your overall reaction to this video? ADDIE Video This is the first time I have ever hear or see the ADDIE evaluation process. I found it to very interesting and useful. The evaluation process help me put a systematic structure to the online training I am developing. The type of training that I will be creating is of the technological nature, and involves many software programs. The rapid prototyping, explained as the idea of continual feedback while creating instructional

Research Portion What is Instructional design? According to Dick, Carey & Carey (2009), instructional design is a systematic process of designing, developing, and delivering instructional materials. What is the Addie Model? The ADDIE Model is the instructional system development model which consists of five (5) phases which are the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation (Dick, Carey & Carey, 2009). The analysis phase has different parts that clarify instructional problems

A great number of monologs in the story refer to Darl, another son of dying Addie. His brilliant and poetic statements hit the nail and I wanted to re-read them again and again. Sometimes the reader can even forget that this man is also a part of this crazy spoiled family. His free and intelligent soul is far from ostentatious heroism and inadequate actions of other family members. As for me, it is the noblest character of all the presented. Dismissal and philosophical nature of Darl distinguish

The story centers on twelve-year-old Addison “Addie” Schmeeter. When she was three her father died, and Addie was left in the care of her unstable mother. Addie welcomes her mother’s decision to marry Dwight, who becomes a balanced and reliable part of their lives. Over time, Dwight and Addie’s mother have two more children. Dwight takes good care of the family. Addie has come to expect that good things do not often last when it comes to her mother because her mother suffers from a bipolar disorder

Running head: Assignment 1 Strategic Planning, Learning Theory, and Training Needs Analysis Assignment 1: Strategic Planning, Learning Theory, and Training Needs Analysis KorVina Hunter Professor Robert High BUS 407 December 9, 2011 The analysis phase defines what needs to be trained. Next, an instructional design is crafted to meet this need. Only after the design is complete are the instructional materials developed. During development

I decided to discuss about the character Addie in the book. I know Addie is described in many ways throughout the story and from many different perspectives, how ever the part I want to discuss happens in chapter 40. Although many of the family members have different opinions of their deceased mother and describe her in the way they each had relationships with her, I believe that chapter 40 captures her personality, identity, and why she was the way she was. It gives an insight to the live she actually

This incident says and reveals a lot about the character ‘aunt addie’. For one it shows how religious she was, and that she was so religious that she put religion before her very own family. I feel like Aunt Addie, as well as the other relatives in the family (Granny etc.) have taken religion to an extreme level that is not seen much in today's society. I can infer that Aunt Addie’s extreme religious views were most likely influenced by other characters in the Wright family, like Richards granny