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    me to write a convincing piece, I need to understand how argument works and how to make sure my words are clear and convey my points to the audience. To do this, I gained a greater understanding of assumptions and different types of assumptions, conclusions and sub

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    As I Lay Dying In the article “Being, Knowing, and Saying in the ‘Addie’ Section of Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying,” Constance Pierce discusses the character Addie in depth. The article grapples with the struggles of Addie Bundren and her sense of ‘Being.’ The book As I Lay Dying, written by William Faulkner brings to life the often-forgotten ordinary man and divulges in very real description their struggles; Addie being the mother of the family. And Pierce goes into detail on a single character – Addie

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    Design a Study Teachers who have higher expectations of their student’s abilities will have a higher academic achievement as compared to teachers who have low expectations of their students abilities. In this study, the independent variable is the expectation of the teachers on their student’s abilities, and the dependent variable is the student achievements based upon the teacher expectations. The achievements can be measured by monitoring classrooms in a high school setting for English class for

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    to outdo the other in a battle of ignorance. Milo uses logic to persuade the Mathemagician to allow him to rescue the princesses Rhyme and Reason, who are able to end the feud between King Azaz and the Mathemagician. He uses his logic to reach a conclusion that enables the kings to end their feud and reinstate Rhyme and Reason as the rulers of Wisdom, which shows the readers that logic can overcome the immense power of ignorance. Many other examples of using creativity and logic to overcome challenges

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    Independent Assessment Physics Lab (SL): Cantilever Flexion Cherno Okafor Mr. Ebrahimi SPH4U7 October 21st, 2012 Introduction Purpose: The purpose of this Physics Lab is to investigate what factors determine the amount of flexion of the cantilever. Hence, the objective is to establish a relationship between the length of a cantilever, which may give some insight into the physics of cantilevers. Hypothesis: If one increases the length of a cantilever, one would expect there to be an

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    Examining the Reading: 1. What measures does Steinberg use to assess the effects of employment on students’ academic performance? Throughout the article, Steinberg uses several measures to assess the effects of employment on students' academic performance. For example, he compared two students; student 1 did not work outside of school, and student 2 did work outside of school. From there, Steinberg compared the similarities and differences in academic performance, through evaluation their success

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    interculturel Sylvie Chevrier The book structure This book has been released for the first time in 2003. Le management interculturel features 127 pages containing an introduction (from page 3 to 7), four main chapters (from page 9 to 120), a conclusion (pages 121 and 122), a bibliography (from page 123 to 126) and finally a table of contents at the end of the book (page 127). The book is written in French and can be found in the collection «Que sais-je?» at the Presses Universitaires de France

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    is very effective. However, I am still not entirely sure what your proposition is. It feels as though each paragraph is a small argument that can stand on its own, but the common thread linking them all is just the structure. It isn’t until the conclusion that I can get an idea of what your point is. I think a clear introductory paragraph would really help to avoid confusion. Score: 3 Invention: As I stated in the cognition section, this is clearly a justificatory argument. However, as I said in

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    message saying to never give up is effectively shown leading up to the conclusion because the boys are very close to being rescued, but they do not know it, then the conch breaks, which symbolizes the loss of the social structure that has been developed. After that, Jack’s group becomes savage and hunts Ralph, but shortly after that, a naval officer appears. To begin, the message shown in the events leading up to the conclusion is to “Never give up”. This is the message because the boys are living

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    Ziewaxz, p. 340). Who is to blame for these statistics? Can the blame be placed solely on one thing or certain groups such as the policemen, politicians, teachers, or the economic decline? After much thought and debate, this student came to the conclusion that each individual must take responsibility for his or her own actions. While it would be easier to place the blame on certain aspects of Detroit, there were many unfortunate events and circumstances that took place. As sad as it is this is simply

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