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Eric Thomas 10/13/16 ENGL 331 PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH PROPOSAL WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO PURSUE A CAREER AS AN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHER? ESL is a common abbreviation used in schools and it stands for "English as a Second Language." Schools will often use the term ESL when describing the programs that educate students who are not native English speakers and for describing the 'ESL students ' themselves. ESL is a career path that is taken to educate students who are not native English speakers

K. Sello Duiker: Thirteen Cents Critically examine the ways in which Duiker aesthetically represents or ‘gives voice’ to trauma in Thirteen Cents. Duiker’s Thirteen Cents can be described as being disturbing, depressing and most of all traumatic. Trauma is defined as a deeply distressing or disturbing experience (Oxford Dictionary). This essay will argue that Duiker gives voice to trauma through the character of Azure by demonstrating the manner in which he imposes so much suffering onto one character

With an extensive educational background ranging from Pasadena High School to Claremont Graduate School, Turrell became well versed in the arts, aviation, and most specifically, perceptual psychology. In his early twenties, Turrell began experimenting with light as a medium with a focus on his training in psychology and optical illusions

Both Chris and Zach are regular college students in California who decided to understand what people in third world countries go through. Zach Ingrasci, grew up in Seattle and attending Claremont McKenna College. Zach is working for a Mexican microfinance program. Zach continues to keep his interest in business, economics, and creative arts. He as well is working for Freedom From Hunger in Ecuador. Chris Temple, grew up in New York City and

they do not understand why Satan would be so blunt towards them. Lastly, although Satan’s character seems to have a lot of evil-like qualities, overall, his purpose was to set Theodor free from reality. In an article written by Brian J. Reis at the Claremont Graduate University he

Presently, many books and fairytales are converted movies and often, producers alters the original tales to grasp the attention of a large audience. However, some of these interpretations hide the primary interpretation. The original interpretations of the Disney classics Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are greatly reinvented from the original fairytales Sun, Moon, and Talia and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs because of the brutal nature of the treatment women in these original forms. Although there

Sara Argüello Dr. Joanne Sanchez History of Mexican Americans March 3, 2015 The role of Mexican American Women during World War II 1. - The beginning of World War II 2. - Mexican American society before World War II a) The role of the Mexican American woman b) The job opportunities for Mexican American women 3. - Changing roles during World War II a) The job opportunities for Mexican American women during the war b) Leaving the family to go to work 4. – Effects of the World

Los Angeles is a beautiful city filled with many classy shops, modern houses and many diverse restaurants base from China, Korea, America as well as many other different countries. However, there is a museum that located right in the heart of Los Angeles where 6th street and Wilshire Boulevard parallel with each other. This is a very interesting place with many tourists and people visiting each day. The museum is a familiar attraction for many LA locals, and it is also the largest art museum in the

Management Schools and Theorists: A Look at W.E. Deming and Peter Drucker Abstract W. E. Deming and Peter F. Drucker are two well-known theorists in the field of management who have their own beliefs on how businesses (organizations) should and could be managed in order to maximize productivity to its fullest potential. Summarized biographies and overviews of each theorists’ beliefs and association with a particular school of management is explained. Sources and references include published

Introduction Asians have migrated to and have lived in the Americas since the days of our founding fathers. The first to come from the Eastern Hemisphere were a small group of Filipinos in the early 18th century that settled in present day Louisiana. The first major influx of Asian Americans was Chinese Americans who came in the 1800’s to find financial opportunity during the California gold rush. They settled in the Golden State and eventually spread out all over the United States, creating the