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three weeks leading up to fall break and I wanted the students to be able to get through the design and building process of their structure before I began administering the post assessment. In a perfect world, I would have waited until the fourth week to administer it when the structures would have been completed and we could have evaluated them for effectiveness. However, with fall break and a deadline for my Impact project, I had to administer it the Thursday before fall break. I was only able to

The inhabitants that survived from the crash turn from are a group of proper British boys and the story is about how they turn into hardened savages and murderers. In the novel, Lord Of The Flies by William Golding, the author writes about how the fear of the unknown and the absence of law and order can change someone into a savage. Throughout the novel, Golding claims that without law and order society will fall and that the fear of the unknown is a very powerful motivator. The situations like those

Without order or authority all things will fall into chaos. In Lord of the Flies one of the main characters, named Ralph, knew that this was true. Eventually another character, named Jack, would tear down everything that Ralph built. Ralph attempted to keep the boys in order, form some type of “government” with rules in place that they agreed on, and try not to turn into savages. If we had no government or laws then we would inevitably descend into savagery. The biggest authority figures children

starts out by showing a young boy that is trying to run out of a store with medicine that he stole. The store owner catches the boy outside of the store and ask the young boy why he is stealing from my store. The young boy is quit at first then the store owner tells him to answer her. The boy the medicine is for his mother. I think his mother is sick. As the store owner is yelling at the young boy the restaurant owner says wait a second and he pays for the medicine and he give the young boy some food

In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding a group of young boys stranded on a island come in contact with many internal and external conflicts. In this novel many symbols appear throughout the book foreshadowing and giving more insight to major events in the book. Some of the meaningful symbols are the conch shell, signal fire, and the most key symbol the beast. All of these symbols weave together to create and bring together the theme of civilization vs. savagery.          One of the first

The Fall of Humanity Since the creation of humanity, mankind’s one natural instinct is survival. Laws, Moral Values, and even intelligence mean nothing when survival is at stake. Although evil is always present in everything we do. The reason being is because evil is not a physical thing, it’s in our imagination, in our hearts. In the book “The Lord of the Flies” by William Golding, the author uses symbols like the Pig Head on a stick, better known as the “Lord of the Flies” to represent the demoralization

spent talking about and waiting to go into war. While they are Devon, it seems the boys can not be attacked by the outside world and they can remain to be children. But soon the fun comes to an end when Phineas falls out of the tree. The tree that Gene and Phineas jumped out of every night, that Gene could even recognize when he came back 15 years later. This time between his fall and the war draft is a time for each boy to face his internal and external enemies. Their enemies are finally defeated after

Lord of the Flies, a group of boys are stranded on an island without any adult supervision. Without the guidance of an adult, the boys must build a society of their own. During the beginning of the novel, their civilization is peaceful and orderly under the leadership of Ralph. Ralph, the main protagonist, is a fair and reliable leader. However, as the story progresses, the boys slowly begin to follow Jack, who is manipulative and ruthless. Throughout the novel, the boys transform from civilized and

first acts of violence and hits Piggy. Golding uses Jack and Roger as a gateway to savagery for the entire group of boys by having the two be the first to distance themselves from civilization by committing the first acts of violence. Roger also is seen coming near violence when he throws rocks near Henry but also controls himself because civilization is still in control of the boys. In comparison to later in the novel where the greater lack of civilization leads to more extreme violence. The earliest

When a child begins to walk, they fall down. Through all the mistakes they keep going and will succeed but will also continue to fall. Yet, they don’t give up and keep trying until soon they are running. If people were to use these ambitions in life, we would have an ample supply of leaders. On the island, Ralph shows these aspirations, portraying the leadership skills in him. He is just starting to lead and he encounters trouble and does fall. Yet he will get up because Ralph is a strong leader