Simply Mortified

the Muslim American population between 2000 and 2001. “The middle and upper class members of this culture were protected by legal aid and socialization within white middle class norms (such as dress and appearance)” (Naber,2006). According to Naber, Simply speaking

A person makes a mistake. They get shamed publicly. It changes his or her whole life and reputation. Public shaming is the act of mocking someone for committing a sin or doing something wrong, but now people shame others online with no motive behind it as an act of hate or disagreement. The impact of getting shamed publicly is very harsh and negative. The three sources related to this topic are The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, “The Price of Shame” by Monica Lewinsky, and “Is the internet

The party is shocked and mortified, but Wonka assures them that he'll be fine. The next room is the Inventing Room, where white coated Oompa-Loompas mix and stir. Wonka gives each child an Everlasting Gobstopper, but Violet is unimpressed. Wonka shows her his latest creation, chewing

I landed on the ground with a thud, humiliated and bruised. I could feel scores of eyes drawn silently in my direction as I scrambled to stand. The audition ended without excitement, and I walked home, trying to keep tears at bay. I was further mortified to find that my mother had baked me brownies while I was gone as a congratulatory gesture. I was a complete disappointment with broken toenails and strained tendons and yet, a month later, I received my acceptance letter to train in New

shooting ever to take place on a military installation state side, to record. There was almost no structural damage because he used hand guns instead of bombs, or what we call weapons of mass destruction. This attack is classified as a terrorist attack simply because of what the intention was at the beginning. In my own words, terrorist(s) is someone or groups that have different beliefs and want to force their belief onto you by any means necessary, which may include killing if one doesn’t comply. The

The class, Principles of Teaching 2, has taught me a lot this term. From learning about different educational philosophies, the learning and the teaching process, creating lesson plans, learning about project approach, making essential questions, experiential learning, constructivist approach, cooperative and collaborative learning, classroom management, handling and adapting to different scenarios in the classroom to facilitating a class discussion. I can say that this class has been very well-rounded

to my connection to Jerome as both subject us to these overwhelming standards which we are unable to meet. Despite residing in Australia rather than America, my life revolves around the romanticised notion that all my pursuits can be accomplished simply by being here. This heavily contributes to my unhappiness and guilt when there is a notable gap between their expectations and my reality. In like manner, Jerome’s fixation on his helplessness concerning this issue impacts me significantly. It feels

Reflection For the purpose of my reflection I have chosen to use Gibbs (1988) Model of Reflection. More commonly used in the healthcare profession I have chosen Gibbs because I find this model simple, clear and precise helping me to stay focused and make sense of my experience. Also as it includes action planning it has helped me examine my actions in a way that perhaps they can be improved. I have also chosen to reflect separately on the planning of the Team Teach and the Team Teach presentation

Chapter 2-3: Hester Prynne is a young woman who was put in jail for the crime of adultery. In the first introduction Hester is perceived as someone who does not care what other people think of her and will stare down the barrel of a gun. The author, Nathaniel Hawthorne, compares Hester to her babe by showing how they are both shunned by the people viewing them. Hawthorne contrats them when Hester stands upon the scaffold with her head held high, while her babe cries out. As Hester walks out of her

Before being savagely cannibalized and discarded, Simon’s Christ-like caliber and presence on the island was nothing short of a wild and complex storyline. After a group of English schoolboys crash onto a mysterious island far from where they call home, which is in the midst of a turbulent world war, they are forced to fend for themselves and co-exist with no adult supervision. The intricate character of Simon in Lord of the Flies is in more ways than one a Christ-like figure. He has a unique relationship