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    Typing Game

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    written or printed works hard or soft copy. It is much easier to learn keyboarding by the use of typing tutorial software but the existing software needs to improve its feature. Computer games offer pleasures for the player to experience and learn the objective of the game. The proponents plan to combine game and keyboard tutorial because it adds eagerness to a player to finish the game. Today‚ there are typing tutorial game that also pressure the player to do their best to obtain the skill needed to

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    Gender Typing

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    Gender Typing Gender typing refers to any association of objects‚ activities‚ roles‚ or traits with one sex or the other in ways that conform to cultural stereotypes. “Boys will be boys” is one example of a phrase that serves as a shining example of gender typing in our society. Although there are strong biological forces that compel “boys to be boys” and girls alike- a lot of where children derive their opinions comes from environmental influences. Parents‚ caregivers‚ and teachers can do more

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    Nina J. Gender Typing From the time parents receive the first sonogram in which their baby ’s gender is recognizable they set specific expectations for that son or daughter. If it ’s a boy‚ the father dreams of his first fire truck or playing catch. While the mother dreams of a daughter ’s pink room and her wedding. We are going to explore the effects to which this behavior can have on children as they develop in their lives. Most people are familiar with the concept of boys and girls

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    Gender Typing Gender typing has many effects on a child and its attitudes towards gender later in life. If children are taught something while being brought up and observing‚ chances are they’re going to take that with them for the rest of their life and be biased towards things and how they perceive others. It could also have a negative impact on what children believe what’s acceptable; things to play with such as different toys and colors for different sexes. “According to social learning

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    influences affect gender-role typing. Male and female roles are portrayed in gender-stereotypic ways in television and many children books. Males are more likely than females to be portrayed as aggressive‚ rational and powerful in the workforce. Females are more often portrayed as involved primarily in housework or caring for children. Mass media can further strengthen gender stereotyping. It is more significant in constructing gender stereotypes. According to a professor‚ he said our gender roles are

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    Gender Typing in the Confessional Poetry of Judith Wright Judith Wright (1915-2000)‚ a poet‚ an essayist‚ a short story writer‚ and an activist‚ represents her hardship‚ gender-awareness‚ protest against the imperial outlook of patriarchy and her typical attitude towards men in her confessional poetry. She is considered the best poet of Australia and is globally recognized for writing poetry in a confessional mode. The poet through her subjective voice portrays a collective condition of women of

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    are far superior than those of a typewriter. While the value of a computer is more useful than those of the typewriter in a sense both are very similar but different in many aspects. One of those similarities is that they both have a keyboard for typing purposes a fact that accounts for the similarities between the two machines. If the student receives a special grant to purchase either a typewriter or a computer‚ if he has the intelligence of an average student he would probably consider buying

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    Admire Person

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    The person I want to describe is my mother. She’s 55 years old‚ medium-built‚ and she’s about 166 centimetres in height. She has an attractive face and looks younger than her age. She has round face‚ big eyes‚ and beautiful eyelashes. She likes wearing casual clothes unless she’s at work when she normally wears lady’s formal wear. My mother works as an accountant in a trade company. She studied accounting at Fudan University and she has always been working as an account since graduation. She’s

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    No. of Printed Pages : 4 I MCS 015 I - MCA (Revised) tr) ..0 O Term-End Examination December‚ 2011 MCS-015 : COMMUNICATION SKILLS Time : 2 hours Note : Maximum Marks : 50 Answer all the questions. 1. Read the following passage and answer the 10 questions given after it. Is meaning conveyed only by the words we use ? Or‚ is part of the message conveyed through tone‚ volume‚ posture‚ eye contact and facial expression ? A study states that only 7 per cent of human communication

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    topics these days seem to be related to sexual identity‚ equal rights‚ and gender roles. It is no doubt that sex and gender roles play a substantial role in society; however‚ these terms are often mistakenly used interchangeably and incorrectly. The American Psychological Association defines ones sex as their biological determinant (i.e. male or female) and this does not naturally change from the time of birth; whereas gender “refers to the attitudes‚ feelings‚ and behaviors that a given culture associates

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