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    Reading Motivation Being able to read is important, not only for academic success but also as a general life skill that is necessary in a literate society (McGeown, 2013). Due to its significance, it is crucial to identify ways to develop children’s reading through engagement in reading activities. Research confirms that student motivation is a key factor in successful reading (Gambrell & Marinak, 2009) and without the motivation to read, even a competent student will not have the drive to read

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    protest and many activists didn't agree with his standing about fighting back against oppression but he still tried to make life better for Afro-americans. He has many quotes that people still agree with til this day and one such quote is “Change is only a good thing if you change in a good way”. He is right about people can change a lot of things but unless it's for the better it's not really a good change. Malcolm X learned this and many other things while he was in prison gaining the knowledge

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    James Madison once said, “The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty.” Knowledge of others has provided everyone with freedom. According to MerriamWebster.com liberty is defined as: the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one’s way of life, behavior, or political views. One of the greatest things about America is our education that lead to our freedom. I believe that it is my duty to become well informed about

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    Many Australian war poems and songs represent or contradict an aspect of the nation’s identity and views. The ballad ‘I was Only Nineteen’ by John Schumann follows the journey of Mick Storen in the Vietnam War, and the atrocities witnessed while there. The theme portrays the continual struggle to cope with the post-effects of war, which provides the nation a new perspective of heroism and hardship (Marshall 2016). The poem overall conveys a sense of reflection that creates the emotions of grief and

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    Thomas looks around his room. The IV slowly drips into his bloodstream and Thomas takes a deep breath, “I gave up my chance at the American Dream in order to make sure the less fortunate have a chance to be better, to have true ‘upward mobility’. My only American Dream, if I had one,

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    Divorce is not the only issue involving marriage in America. There are still reservations about same sex couples being given the privilege to marry each other. With American morality, values, religion, and culture being questioned, this is one of the heaviest debates of our time. America was founded on the belief of freedom for all, and the gender of your partner should not matter. A question that some may ask is, what exactly is gay marriage? Gay marriage or same-sex marriage is the legal and

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    now, they had dated other people that still couldn't fill the voids and unimaginable vacuum in their hearts. He had abused her emotionally and even psychologically . He didn't even see or realize this kind of abuse was happening or he didn't care ? Only God knows. It tore her apart but

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    The purpose of action research is not only collect data but to aim for useful data that can be used to change the lives around us. According to Esterberg, “action researchers see knowledge as power” (pg. 137) thus meaning if individuals can see the inequality around them and are educated on it then they can use the “power” to change society and promote equality. 2. Describe the three varieties of action research. The three varieties of action research include participatory action research (PAR)

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    The only fear of dying I have is not knowing how or when I am going to die. I have for as long as I can remember believed I can and will see my family again. Before I was a Christian I would even talk to my grandma and uncle who passed away every night before I went to sleep. Even in The Apology, Socrates believes God sent him a blessing and not to fear death. I often wonder if it will be just God greeting me with open arms or will all my loved ones who made it to Heaven will be with Him. My papa

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    Is an Aborted Baby Only "Potential Life" ?   Simmons says in Personhood, the Bible, and the Abortion Debate:  The genetic definition of personhood confuses potentialities with actualities. Potentialities are certainly important but they do not have the same value as actualities. "An embryo is not a person but the possibility or the probability of there being a person many months or even years in the future," Charles Hartshorne has argued. "Obviously possibilities are important, but to blur

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