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    Topic- Online learning may replace many forms of face-to-face teaching. Do you agree? Compare to the past years postgraduate course and learning material were changed in the education system. A number of education institution or organisations provide summer schools and social events to the students to create virtual learning community. But now internet offers more possibility course to the interested students. Many students are opting master degree or postgraduate qualification online while they

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    Stephane Crane wrote the book “Red Badge of Courage‚” in the year of 1895‚ and a lot of critics have reviewed his work. Over the years the critics have been agreeing and disagreeing about this little book that told a story of a young solider in the civil war‚ and his experiences of the war itself. Some people think that it is one of the greatest works of its time period‚ but others think that it has some problems along with it. Every critic gives their opinion on what they believe is going on in

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    Television‚ Violence‚ and Children Author: Carla Kalin Master of Science‚ Synthesis Paper‚ June‚ 1997 Dept. Educational Leadership‚ Technology‚ and Administration College of Education‚ University of Oregon Copyrighted 1997 by Carla Kalin All Rights Reserved INTRODUCTION The setting for my first four years of teaching was a school of 1‚400 students in the inner city of Oakland‚ California. One of the many challenges I faced as one of the eight kindergarten teachers on staff was attempting to curb

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    The Simpsons: A Parody of the Working Class Culture D’oh Pronunciation:  Brit. /dəʊ/ ‚ U.S. /doʊ/ Expressing frustration at the realization that things have turned out badly or not as planned‚ or that one has just said or done something foolish. Oxford English Dictionary The hit sit-com The Simpsons was first aired in 1989‚ and it revolved around the adventures of the Simpson family‚ and all the other characters who live in Springfield‚ an undetermined American town. The Simpsons‚ as a family

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    Culture is what teaches individuals how‚ what‚ and when to perform in life. In “Being Weird”‚ Ethan Watters examines the work of Joe Henrich whose research shows how culture shapes the human mind. Childhood is an early stage where children observe the ways of their culture. Childhood games mold children in how to be individuals in their society. Games still impact individuals as they grow into adulthood. Capture the flag and House reflect on cultural norms by teaching critical thinking‚ gender roles

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    The Flying Spaghetti Monster (also known as the Spaghedeity) is the deity of a parody religion[1] called The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster and its system of beliefs‚ "Pastafarianism".[2] The religion was founded in 2005 by Bobby Henderson to protest the decision by the Kansas State Board of Education to require the teaching of intelligent design as an alternative to biological evolution. In an open letter sent to the education board‚ Henderson professes belief in a supernatural creator

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    In the passage by Ethan Watters‚ Being Weird: How Culture Shapes the Mind‚ the anthropologist‚ Joe Henrich conducts a study during a trip to Peru. Henrich proposes to Watters to not use his advice as “self-help advice” (498). I personally agree with this claim. Much like those in the ultimatum game in Peru‚ I have the same mindset. This however is affected because I come from a different culture. I come from Colombia‚ a culture that much like in the text‚ is explained to add spice to the Western

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    Blind imitation or taqlid is a sickness that has infected Muslim minds which is unnatural to the Muslims since the Qur’an repeatedly urges Muslims to think critically before accepting any idea as practicable solutions to predicaments of the ummah. Al-Alwani stresses that “increase in taqlid has caused a growing belief in fatalism”. It also has become a fertile breeding ground for rigid‚ narrow and superficial thinking; which are

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    Imru al Qais was an arabian poet‚ of the 6th century‚ and the youngest Son the Kindite kings. He had a great influence on arab poetry‚ known as the master of arabic poetry and the father of love poetry. His long poems "let us stop and weep" is included as one of the seven Muallaqat. The Muallaqat is a name of a group that consists of seven poems however some may say ten poems. These poems are known as qasida. Qaseedas include long poems dating back to pre-Islamic Arabian period. Al Qays is father

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    Life With ALS Have you ever wondered what the meaning behind the infamous ice bucket challenge is? Many people do not fully understand the actual diseases that the ice bucket challenge portrays. ALS and CTE’s are diseases that are developed due to abundance of concussions‚ and lack of treatment for those concussions. Most people who develop these diseases are athletes who played contact sports during their high school years or people who continued and went on to play professional. Many athletes

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