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    The Fresnel Lens

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    The Fresnel Lens Do you know what the largest light house in America? Or how many steps it takes to get to the top? I do. It’s Cape Hatteras light house in Buxton‚ NC. It was completed in 1971 and stands 193 feet in the air. It takes 268 steps to climb to the top. I visited this light house in August of 2010 I had the pleasure of seeing the 6‚000 lb. bronze and crystal lens. In 1803 it was replaced due to being damaged by vandals. Light houses from the 18th century used burning candles‚ oil lamps

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    Critical Lens

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    perspective of statement that is provided for you in the critical lens.In your essay‚ provide a valid interpretation of the statement‚ agreeor disagree with the statement as you have interpreted it‚ and support your opinion using specific references to appropriate literary elements from this work of literature. 1.Critical Lens" Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood". By Ralph Waldo Emerson. 2.Critical Lens" A person is through other persons..." By Archbishop desmond tutu

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    Gender Lens

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    What is a Gender Lens? Think of a gender lens as putting on spectacles. Out of one lens of the spectacles‚ you see the participation‚ needs and realities of women. Out of the other lens‚ you see the participation‚ needs and realities of men. Your sight or vision is the combination of what each eye sees. Gender is about relationships between men and women. Gender equality is about equal valuing of women and men - of their similarities and their differences. We need equal‚ respectful partnerships

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    Feminist Lens vs Marxist Lens When reading a book‚ or any piece of literature of that matter‚ the readers background is important. It is apart of how the reader perceives the piece. Two different readers with different viewpoints and backgrounds are naturally going to have different opinions and will analyze the same piece of writing very differently. For example‚ a feminist lens and a marxist lens. A feminist lens would notice all cases where a man and a women are not being compared as equal or

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    Marxist Lens

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    Analyzing in a Marxist lens The song I chose to analyze is the song “Successful” by Drake and Trey Songz. The chorus is “I want the money‚ Money and the cars‚ Cars and the clothes‚ The ****‚ I suppose‚ I just wanna be‚ I just wanna be‚ Successful.” To mean this should be seen through a marxist lens. The first line talks about having money to contribute to a sense of successfulness. Money in this sense creates a high status amongst society. The next line ties in having money and what it can buy

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    Len and Marilyn

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    that was not giving her the chance to get her point across and it was also not giving her the proper chance to negotiate her point either. Were Len’s objectives on the way to being effectuated in the first exchange? Yes. I think that ultimately Len was going to end up with his way. He was more or less “attacking” Marilyn and I feel like he was bullying her into getting his way. He was vying for her sympathy and I think that he would of ended up getting it eventually. He left Marilyn defending

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    Len Bias

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    Len the Unknown Legend Sebastian Garcia Period 6 11/21/2013 The chances of a person to go to the NBA and play professional basketball are three in ten thousand‚ .03 percent of people are able to make it to the NBA. That is why wanting to be a professional player for any sport is “unrealistic” for most people. You have to be a gifted player to make it to the pros. A first team All-American college basketball forward at the University of Maryland. That’s who Len Bias was.

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    Control Lens

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    and duration. The Control lens focuses on how to improve the coming events rather than focusing on how preventing the crisis was possible by asking questions that will form a plan on what could be done. Asking questions like what can I influence to change the direction of the crisis? Or a visualizing question such as what would [a manager] do? Or a collaborating question to see who in his team can help him and how to engage him/her in the best way. The impact lens focuses on how the manager can

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    (and studied) in the past has failed to produce changes in reading achievement. Revisiting Silent Reading (Hiebert & Reutzel‚ 2010) encourages us to rethink silent reading‚ to consider some advice about it‚ and to think about how to make it work in your classroom. Chapter 8 provides teachers with information about four conditions that improve the practice of silent reading in classrooms. These include: Student self-selection of reading materials: Teachers should guide students to choose good texts

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    Hermeneutic Lens

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    As we discussed in class‚ hermeneutics allow people read the same text and come away with a different meaning. A prime example of this is the difference in opinions between Muslims and fundamental Christians. Muslims use science to confirm and further back up their beliefs‚ while fundamental Christians stick to what is in the bible to confirm their beliefs. Muslims believe that “Allah created the heavens and all that is between them in six days” (7:54). While Muslims believe that the universe and

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