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    Effects on Animals) the rise in sea levels due to an increase of heat can affect the ability of a species to produce offspring. As a result, the total population of said species would drastically decrease. In addition, the drastic decrease in one species would affect the food source of that species natural predators and further disrupt the food chain in that species ecosystem. The decrease in the species would not only affect the species natural predators but also the specific food source. The loss

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    & Wyckoff, 2012, p. 5). The authors continue with the idea that most research done on teacher turnover has correlated it with negative effects and this is one of the reasons for this research article because few papers and researchers have tried to objectively determine if the effects are beneficial rather than just assuming that most teacher turnover if not all is negative and has a harmful effect on schools (Ronfeldt, Loeb, & Wyckoff, 2012, p. 5). The effects of teacher turnover can be many and

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    Technology started out as a necessity, people needed it back when they weren't guaranteed safety, heat, shelter etc. Technology similarly started off by accidental discoveries that slowly morphed into technology today. Technology in the past is much more different than what it is today. Take the example of fire. Fire started by accident but furthermore led to expansion into creating bigger fires. To be exact this happened because there was a need to keep warm and have a source of light. The discovery

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    From the time I was born, I was given certain characteristics that follow through my life which creates limits on opportunities that I can obtain. Every person has a unique way of expressing themselves because no one grew up exactly the same. I wouldn’t have my own identity if I didn’t carry morals and beliefs I had while growing up. I also gained characteristics that represent me from the society we live in today. Thinking of the daily tasks I partake in and how I do them in a certain way makes

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    our lives. Technology, location and geography, and culture power have a negative effect on pollution. Technology is becoming such a powerful resource in our society. We use technology in everyday life. Culture also has a powerful effect on pollution, depending on where you live and the population. Different cultures handle pollution differently, some are very serious about recycling and some are not. Also your location can affect pollution because more populated areas will make pollution worse. The

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    Today’s modern life is surrounded with technology and it has been growing rapidly over time, becoming an important part of everyday life. It has become a major debate whether technology has a positive or negative impact on our youth. Technology has its impact on all ages such as adults, teens, and even our toddlers. Many companies are inventing tools for kids to help them learn in different ways which can make them more advanced than kids their age. As much as technology has changed the way our

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    Enjoying comic books is a popular act that people do usually to get the storyline from the pictures shown. Graphic novels can do the same effect, by giving you a starting image on the story to get a clear theme. Learning about history is a main duty we have as a student and having panels draws out the history if its confusing text. Women to this day have to wear turbans, and seeing pictures of different women's emotion about this law gives an emotional viewpoint of the situation.The Iranian was war

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    have thrown at them, but she manages to deal with these issues, while providing for herself and her child. Many families all over America experience poverty, and the ones who are most affected are the children. The impact of poverty on families can affect a child's growth and development. “Poverty and the Effects on parents and Children,” Nagel states, “Families in poverty, when parents are working, are influenced by the kind of occupations in which the parents work. Kohn has found that lower-class

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    adverse health effects from stress. Given the potential health complications related to stress, it is fair to say stress certainly is a health problem in America.” (APA, 2006) This article discusses the effects of stress on the family and how stress affects children to parents who are stressed. The survey mentions how stress is affecting all of Americans from the children to the parents, challenges in practicing healthy behaviors. Americans busy life keeps them from managing stress successfully. The

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    struggling to deal with the aftermath (Fischer 2007). Parental divorce has been proven to have long-term negative effects on adult mental health (Chase-Lansdale, Cherlin Kiernan 1995). Divorce was at its highest rate in the early 1980s. The first group of children to be affected by these very high divorce rates entered adulthood in the 1990s allowing sociological research to begin on the adverse affects associated with divorce over the span of different ages. Until this time, a lot of research focused

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