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knights of the Round Table was known as Pentecostal oath and was used to swear in every Knight every year at the time of Pentecost. The roundtable was also known as the order of chivalry in king Arthurs court. After some time, every knight considered among the best and the bravest sought admission to the most noble order of the Round Table. (Grosset ,Dunlap & Maolry,King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, pg. 85-90,1919) The establishing of the Knights of the Round Table teaches us

proponents of expanded learning time (ELT) may attest that “the greatest opportunity that expanded learning time offers for improving academic achievement comes from being able to better individualize instruction—putting the right teachers with the right students and focusing on the right skills” (Koonce, 2015). ELT allows students to learn that “through hard work, they can excel through the odds, but that [success] requires time” (Koonce, 2015). Supporters of expanded learning time argue that there is

Medieval literature has fascinated me even when I was a child. Something about tales tales of epic quests to recover an ancient artifact or mystical power, or even to take back a Holy Land, these are just a few examples of pieces of literature that excite me. The one thing that excites me more than the quests, are the knights and heroes that are on this voyage. They are so amazing because they are such a diverse group of characters all with different personalities, back stories, and life goals, all

Year round education (YRE) is implemented in 436 U.S. school districts with very few complaints. In fact, school districts that have been participating in YRE and extended school days (ESD) are raving about the benefits in pupil's achievement level, their new found enthusiasm in learning, as well as the many programs that exist in the extended day promoting the decline in latch key children.      Some schools decided to initiate YRE and ESD because of swelling enrollments

represents the end of another school year. However, some educators believe that summer vacation isn’t necessary. Some think that school should be year-round, with a longer winter break, 3-4 week summer break, and a week off in the spring and fall. It may be conceivable, but is not a very good idea. Everything should stay the way it is as of right now, where school lets out in late May or early June. Firstly, Summer is the season in which there are multiple activities to do that are inaccesible

searching out, challenging, and defeating many knights of the Round Table. The reader can ask, “What is the motive behind Sir Tarquin’s quest?” Before Sir Lancelot and Sir Tarquin duel, Malory leaves this question open for the reader to make their own conclusion. As this episode progresses, the reader finally receives a clue as Sir Lancelot and Sir Tarquin exchange dialogue for the first time. Sir Lancelot makes it known he is a member of the Round Table and has come to save his fellow knights in distress

Gawain is a principle character in Le Morte: tightly woven into the tale of King Arthur from the very beginning. He is the son of King Lot of Orkney and Margause (King Arthur’s sister), making him the eldest, and a favorite nephew of King Arthur. Known for being highly spirited and arguably always noble, Gawain often condemns himself to shame by not being chivalrous. When he is on the course to making bad decisions his brothers, Gaheris, Gareth, Aggravain, and a half brother Mordred tend to follow

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a late 14th-century Middle English alliterative romance about the adventure of Sir Gawain, King Arthur's Knight of the Round Table. This great verse is praised not only for its complex plot and rich language, but also for its sophisticated use of symbolism. Symbolism is a technique used in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight to give a significance to the plot. The Green Knight, the Green Sash, and Sir Gawain's Shield are three of the most prominent symbols given to

These weaknesses limit his effectiveness as a leader. Arthur began to show he was going to be a good king when he figured out might was not right. Before this enlightenment he believed that might was right. This happened when Arthur said to Merlyn, “Might isn’t right is it, Merlyn?” (White 219) After he figured this out, he created the Knights of the Round Table to vanquish might from the world. This was evident

absence of academic responsibility, seemed like a right I had earned. Why would I not have? From kindergarten to the day I graduated high school that was the normal routine, and from everything I gathered and knew that was the way it had always been. As I grow older and become more aware of the ebbs and flows of the world around me, my thoughts have altered. Maybe adolescents should not be given such a significant break, and adopt the year-round school plan. A two to three month gap during the