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 Patty Mcvay Paraprofessional Analysis
Patty McVay stated seven roles paraprofessionals play in a classroom which include: leading small
groups designed by the teachers, gathering materials, providing assistance for personal care and
other physical needs, assisting students to complete directions given by the teacher, facilitating
interactions between students, adapting lessons under the teacher s guidance and executing other,
often unseen, but very important tasks for the classroom community (McVay, 1998). If
paraprofessionals are able to lead small groups of students, teachers are able to address other
students and work on a lesson that a faster or slower pace dependent upon the level of the group.
The students are able to ask more questions, and feel more confident in asking
 Language And Dialogue In The Empty Family
15541157 ENG10030 Essay 1 Title 1 Tóibín s haunting use of language and dialogue in his
collection of short stories, The Empty Family leaves a lasting impact on the reader. Language
and dialogue are the most important tools of any writer when writing, as they influence a reader s
interpretation of themes and characters. Tóibín effectively makes his words have an impact on
the reader and he achieves this by stimulating an emotional response to the things he says in his
work, i.e., his language and dialogue. Filled with the pain of personal experience, Home was
some graves where my dead lay (Tóibín The Empty Family 34), the reader is at first overwhelmed
by the bleak and empty landscape presented by Tóibín in his stories. He depicts... Show more content
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Understanding the characters personality can help a reader to understand what happens in the
plot better as a character s personality can have a lot to do with events that take place i.e., they
can influence or even cause them. In One minus One and The Empty family dialogue is
inherently limited. This fact is interesting though because the reader only gets the narrator s
perspective of what is going on in the story. The small amount of dialogue actually present in One
minus One portrays a bleak and hopeless scene in which the narrator s mother has been given a
life expectancy of days, some days (Tóibín One minus One 12). The only words actually spoken
between the narrator and the other characters are about death and time running out for their mother.
After waiting until almost the end of the story for any dialogue, this is very bleak. However,
confining the language to death, odds of survival and operations, reflects the seriousness of the
situation. Lines like we can make her very comfortable render the reader quite the opposite, very
uncomfortable, as there is no doubt as to what will eventually happen. The narrator s internal
response There was nothing more to say. brings a finality and an understanding of the hopeless
situation. These internal reactions used by Tóibín appear as a kind of internal dialogue to the reader.
The reader
 Christmas And Religion Essay
Intro to what Christmas is
Religious and sacred holiday, December 25
Celebrated religiously and secularly
Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of christ
Traditions vary from culture to culture, but is mainly exchange of gifts, decorating of tree, family
dinners, and attending church
Often called the Feast Day of Christ
Jesus was not actually born on December 25th
It is coincide with the pagan holidays the romans used to do, honored the Harvest God and Ancient
God of Life
Historical background of Christmas
Romans before Jesus was born, celebrated many Holidays
Before the arrival of christ, early europeans celebrated it as a celebration of light and birth in the
darkest days of winter
Looked forward to having more sunlight
Therefore
 Nazis Attempts to Eliminate Jews in Europe from 1941 Onwards
Nazis Attempts to Eliminate Jews in Europe from 1941 Onwards

Before 1941, the Nazis used one main method to eradicate the Jewish population in Nazi controlled
Europe. They attempted to make life for the Jews unbearable so that they would move to other
countries. The Nazis also attempted to control them inside Ghettos. They were even trying to deport
them to the African country of Madagascar.

There were major problems with this. One was that the countries they invaded had large populations
of Jews. This meant that the Ghettos would be even more packed than before. Their plan to deport
the Jews to the African country of Madagascar wasn t carried out because of the outbreak of War.
The Jews were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These showers were disguised gas chambers where the Jews would have been killed.

Before they would enter the showers, they would undress, and be given a number that they would
have to remember. If they forgot their number, they would be able to retrieve their clothes.
However, they weren t going to retrieve their clothes because they were going to die. They were
then gassed in very convincing showers and then cremated by other Jews.

When they were losing the war, the Nazis were still trying to eliminate the Jewish race from
Europe. Once the news got to the death camps it was time to kill as many as they could in on
final swoop. They ordered the Jews to march to Berlin. It didn t matter where you were, three steps
away or even thousands of kilometers, they had to walk to Berlin. This was later to be known as the
death march where the Jews trekked from one side of Germany to the other.

Altogether, the Nazis tried to eliminate the Jews in Europe as quickly, and cheaply as they
possibly could. They tried to keep it secret from the enemy and also from the German public. They
didn t care about who they were, just as long as they were Jews they would die.

Why did the Nazis treatment of the Jews change from 1939 45?

The invasion of Poland in

 Why Do You Think The Right-And Wrong-Way To Ask People...
In the book, blink The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell, he talks about
Paul Van Riper, unconscious reactions, and mind reading. Throughout chapter four, five, and
six,Gladwell explains and gives examples as to why Paul Van Riper red team won against the
Millennium Challenge Blue team. How are unconscious reactions come out of the locked door and
introduces the idea of mindreading. In chapter four, Paul Van Riper s Big Victory, Gladwell
compares decision making to rapid fire decision making. Paul Van Riper, a retired Marine Corps
officer led the underdog Red Team to victory in the Millennium Challenge 02 (Gladwell 102). The
Millennium Challenge was a war game created by the United States military. A game in... Show more
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Gladwell states, Our unconscious reactions come out of a locked room, and we can t look inside
that room. But with experience we become expert at using our behavior and training to interpret
and decode what lies behind our snap judgements and first impressions (183). This means that
people especially experts sway their judgment depending on their expertise. For example, Kenna,
a musician who is loved by critics for his extensive style fails to get a record deal. This is because
his music does not test well in marketing surveys, as it shows how the thin slicing of experts is
different from the mass market. I have personally experienced having the locked door which has
made it difficult to explain how I know certain things. For example, when my cousin was going
out with her ex boyfriend, I knew deep down that something about him was off. It turned out he
was a married man with two kids. When my cousin asked me, how did you know? I was not able
to explain how I knew this about him. I ve always wondered why I know certain things, but never
tried to open that locked door. I was afraid to know the real reason as to why we know things
without having an explanation for them. Therefore, I allowed the locked door to remain a mystery
of how our minds
 Training Battle Technique
Imagine a samurai and a knight face to face ready to fight. Even though their training battle
technique, and their codes of honor were very similar, the knights have more advantages in a battle
against a samurai. In a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the knight and this can be seen
in their training, weapons and armor, also their beliefs. One important way that knights have an
advantage is in their training. In document C2 adapted by the PBS Series WarriorChallenge it states,
... sent to serve as a page (youth training to be a knight)... This included practice with...wooden
swords. He would also refine his horse riding skills...Squires would continue with weapons
training...a squire gained approval... to become a knight around the age of twenty one. This goes to
show that to become a knight you started young so they would be training their whole life. So only
the best would go out into battle. They had different ranks that pushed them to be proficient to
move up a level so knights had to master all skills which gives them the advantage of knowing
exactly how to use the sword and to control the horse. Another piece of evidence that supports the
claim is in document C1, again... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When it comes to a decision, there is only the quick choice of death...This is the heart of the Way of
the Samurai. This evidence helps support that knights would win in a battle because the samurai
would kill themselves before the knight would if that was an option. Dying was the way!
Compared to in document F by Christine de Pizan it states ...not certain that an oath made to save
one s life should be kept...even worse to put yourself in a position to be killed. A knight should not
feel bound by such an oath, for it is not valid...if he avoids his own death. Knights did not view death
the same giving them the advantage of determination in a battle which makes a stronger
 Characteristics Of Prophet Muhammad SAW
Prophet Muhammad Presentation
Noor Mohamed
12/29/17

Assalamualaikum, my name is Noor Mohamed and I will be talking about the greatest creation of
Allah, Prophet Muhammad SAW. And this is not just coming out of my mouth. Allah told Prophet
Muhammad SAW You are not only my greatest prophet, You are not only my greatest messenger,
But you O Muhammad are the greatest creation I have ever created. Also when Allah mentions the
other prophets in the Quran, he just said the Prophet s names. But when Allah mentions Prophet
Muhammad s name SAW, he sometimes says‫ ﻣﺤﻤﺪ رﺳﻮل‬which means Muhammad SAW is the
Messenger. In Surat Al Fath, verse 29 it says ‫ﻣﺤﻤﺪ رﺳﻮل‬. Prophet Muhammad SAW is my role model
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They all wanted to have the honor of moving the Stone in the right place. Prophet Muhammad
SAW solved this problem. They put the Black Stone in the middle of the cloth each person carried
one corner of the cloth and put it in the right place. Prophet Muhammad SAW was fair because he
let everybody who wanted to carry the Black Stone, carry it and put it in the right place.

Prophet Muhammad SAW is also very brave. One day there was a big bang in Madinah. A rock
hit from the sky. This was in the middle of the night and for the people living there, this was scary
because they never heard of big bangs. But Prophet Muhammad SAW being the brave man that he
is, went riding on a horse without a saddle to see what had happened. He came back and told the
people that everything was ok.

Prophet Muhammad SAW was VERY trustworthy. One day people from his village went to his
house to kill him (because they hated his message). When they entered his home to kill him, they
found Prophet Muhammad SAW cousin, Ali RA. Prophet Muhammad SAW left Ali RA when he
escaped for one reason and one reason only. To give those people their valuables and money back.
But they never thought to go to Prophet Muhammad SAW and tell him to give them their money
back because they trusted him and because they knew he was the most trustworthy person in Mecca.

Prophet Muhammad SAW is my role model because of all of his characteristics, but one
characteristic that
 Wall-E Film Analysis
The film Wall E shows examples of hope and love and on top of that it is like a modern day take on
some stories from the Bible. Stories from the Bible have been around for a long time and stories like
Adam and Eve and Noah s Ark are reflected in the film Wall E. One being how the axiom is like the
ark from the story of Noah s ark, and Eve is like the dove with the olive branch from the story of
Noah s ark, and in the film Wall E the main character Wall E was lonely before EVE came to earth,
just like Adam was in the biblebefore Godprovided Eve.

T Firstly an example of how the film Wall E shows biblical references, is how the Axiom is like the
ark from the story of Noah s ark.
E The Axiom is like the ark because the ark is the vessel that Noah builds so that God can save
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T thirdly another biblical reference that shows hope and love is that Wall E is lonely just like Adam
was in the bible before eve came
E in the film Wall E is lonely because he is all by himself and in the bible Adam is lonely also so
God provides Adam with Eve so that he can love her and he won t be lonely and Wall E meets
EVE so then he isnt lonely and he falls in love with EVE so it s almost the same as the story from
the bible in the bible at Gen 2:22 it says Then the Lord God made a woman from the rib he had
taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man. God did this so that Adam would have
someone to love and he wouldn t be lonely Wall E is lonely also and then he meets EVE
E God gives Adam Eve so he can love and wall e also loves EVE because he had never seen anything
like her he would have hoped for someone to love and then EVE came and he wanted to hold her
hand straight away the bible says Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it
is not proud. this is how Wall E and Adam are similar.
L that s how this is a biblical reference from Wall E that shows
 Language Acquisition And Learning Of Linguistics
On the contrary, teachers may leave University with extensive theoretical knowledge about
linguistics but it can be sometimes seem far removed from the real concrete situations they face in
the field; and just one practical case they have to deal with may give them more insight into a
problem and its solutions than any amount of theoretical understanding. In this sense, it is
noteworthy that much of linguisticstoday is corpus based. Which means that the theories actually
come from studying real world texts and are therefore founded in practical experience. A language
teacher can build on linguistics research trough their own experience to improve their teaching
ability. Within this context, a teacher gaining knowledgefrom practice will have real samples on how
language is used by their students regarding language acquisition and learning; so they will be able to
base their investigations on them. The more practice teachers have the wider learners corpora will be
there for the development of this technique, allowing them to detect and recognise the most frequent
uses and structures with a view to introduce them in the curriculum. (Gries, S, 2009)

Regarding content and methodology of subjects, which are a very important part and require
reflection and prior design, there are significant advantages University learning can bring. With prior
academic learning teachers will doubtlessly have a much clearer idea of sequencing and segmenting
the content by using different
 North American Colonists
After the Seven Year War between Britain and France, Britain had to find new ways to finance its
massive empire after obtaining territories from France. However, this caused tensions between the
colonies in the North America and Britain began to rise. One of the measures that the British
employed was the Writs of Assistance which was meant to stop American merchants from trading
goods with France. Then the Sugar Act was enforced in 1764 to raise revenue to protect, defend
and secure North America. Then by 1765, the Stamp Act was passed in order to make the colonists
pay as much taxes as the British to help them get out of their financial crisis. Through 1766 1770 the
colonists began to resist the British Empirebecause of how they
 The Gospel Of Matthew s Gospel
The Gospel of Matthew wrote about Jesus Christ as the King of his kingdom. Written to Jews before
the destruction of the Jerusalem temple in A.D. 70, the evangelist uses the various prophets from the
Hebrew Old Testament. A key feature of Matthew s Gospel, therefore, is to understand the prophets
of the Old Testamentto interpret this synoptic gospel.
King Jesus preached about the kingdom of God. The prophet Daniel told his audience that God
will set up a new kingdom that will (Daniel 2:44). This kingdom, unfortunately, would bring
divine judgment to God s chosen people. Prophet Daniel also spoke about the coming of the Son
of Man. Moreover, Jesus warns the Jewish religious leaders about the coming wrath with a sword.
This sword was the judgment on the Jewish generation. We will examine the contents of the Olivet
Discourse during Christ s earthly ministry. There are two views with evangelical Christians about
this discourse. Either Jesus was speaking about the end of mankind s history or beginning of a new
era in the life of Jews. As a matter of fact, this sermon has been titled Christ s Eschatological
Discourse or Discourse on the Last Things .
During the Olivet Discourse, Jesus answers the question about the judgment of that generation. He
traveled with his disciples to the Mount of Olive across from the mount of the Jerusalem temple.
Jesus Christ spoke about the abomination of desolation . This present day event includes the
destruction of Jerusalem and