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    Hey, pretend it’s your eleventh birthday and everything is going very well. Then all a sudden something terrible happens and you're in the middle of it. Want to hear more? Keep reading and find out! In Eleven, author Sandra Cisneros reveals a theme: Coming of age. Thus, this story is about Rachel, expecting to feel eleven but she doesn’t. Although, This story takes place in the classroom when Ms. Price claimed that an ugly sweater was Rachel’s. For example, The main character, Rachel, has a

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    in the care sector (Pearsons College & FE College, n.d.). The two main pieces of legislation that provide the framework for ensuring children’s personal development and health and safety in a setting is the Childcare Act 2006 as well as the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The

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    I am Eleven I am eleven is a documentary directed and produced by Genevieve Bailey about the lives of 26 eleven-year old’s from fifteen different countries. Each child had a different response to the question they were asked, with all of them unique and interesting in their answer. Remi, in particular, gave an astounding and intelligent response that was far beyond what is expected of his age. Remi is the living prove that a child can certainly understand the world just as well, if not better,

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    Have you ever just snapped under pressure. Sometimes, it is tough to stand up for yourself and you just fall apart. In the story “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros, it teaches you that you need to stand up for yourself. The story teaches us this through Rachel who doesn’t stand up for herself at a time when she really needs to. Rachel doesn’t stand up for herself because she lets people push her around, she is not a strong person, and she doesn’t speak up for herself therefore it is hard for her to believe

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    William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing 'Much Ado About Nothing' was written in the years 1598-9 and was know for its genre, which is a classic comedy. The comedy of ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ derives from the characters themselves and the manners of the society in which they live. Language is a significant part of the play and the plot ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ has a large use of prose. Benedick and Beatrice are the main examples of male and female rivalry.

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    anthropologist today. When we try to understand why the characters act as they act and what drives each of them, the viewers are inevitably drawn to the conclusion that they are just like them. They realize they are human; they have both good qualities and bad qualities. Spike Lee also makes them understand that at times they may make terrible mistakes, and that at other times they may display admirable heroism, and that sometimes they simply act without knowing why. Spike Lee does more than try to show his

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    Graduation Speech Essay

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    actions, it requires focus and effort. In order to help someone, we have to do something as opposed to simply feeling. Compassion asks us to act on behalf of another, a gesture that requires practice and love. It is often difficult to have compassion, but I believe that kindness is worth any effort we are willing to offer. Many people believe that great acts of service are reserved for stellar people. It is my opinion that any kindness, meaningful or insignificant, that we offer even as ordinary individuals

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    see the change in someone’s expression or attitude after I help them, whether it be through the way their eyes light up or the way they smile gratefully at me. It could be a small act of kindness, such as holding the door for someone or assuring a worried person, but I believe as humans it is our duty to serve and act as a role model for others, to promote the well-being of communities worldwide. As I grown up, my community, consisting of my parents, friends, and pastors, all have been nurturing

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    Britain, once said, “You do not achieve anything without trouble.” This quote can directly apply to getting ready for and taking the ACT Test (Myres n.pag.). The ACT is a standardized college admissions test that measures multiple skills that students learn throughout high school. This test is said to determine quite a few things in students’ lives to come, and the ACT is supposed to be taken very seriously. Nonetheless, it is very difficult for students to prepare themselves for this test because

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    attending. Some feel that students were not able to attend college because of ACT and SAT scores. Colleges are considering changing the college admission requirement. This means not looking at standardized test scores. Studies show that the test is biased towards a specific demographic group and race. Requirements for college admission should be used fair to everyone and at the same level of education. Although the ACT and SAT have been used to determine if majority of students get accepted into

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