...ghost we feel fear which comes from our movies. The movie we watched “Ugetsu”, they didn’t apply fear. It’s totally different from the movies they make today. The movie was slow and it was not only about ghosts but also lack of humanities’ satisfaction. In this story, we haven’t only seen one ghost but two. The first one took a big part of the story while the other comes out as an unexpected revelation. Our story starts with the two men who cared more about what they wanted to be other than being with their families. These two men are Genjuro and Tobei. Tobei cared more about being a samurai. There were rules before being a samurai whom Tobei didn’t met. Even though, he didn’t want to give up his dream which paid him giving up his wife. Genjuro cared more about making money with the pots that he makes with the help of his wife. Since there was a war going on at that time, he and Tobei wanted to take an advantage of that and make more money. They decided to go out of town and start selling. While traveling on the boat, they met a guy who warns them about pirates. Genjuro then decided to go back to drop his wife and son and take road back to the city. Genjuro’s vision was right. He was making good money when he got to the city and that’s when he met Lady...
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...THE AMERICA I BELIEVE IN New York City is a mysterious place to a family of children trying to find their parents in the book Maximum Ride by James Patterson. What makes them successful is their belief that they can find their parents. James Patterson captures my feelings about America as a family of patriots; heroes who cared about their country. But America today has too much drama and that makes me frustrated. I trust that the future will correct my concerns and encourage my generation. I believe in the America of the past. People two centuries ago had more patriotic feelings about America than they do now. In the past people were decent,proper and had better grammar. People one century ago weren’t as cruel as they are today, and didn’t...
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...someone who is a relative or non-relative, and daycare in a home (Hagy, 1998). Centers or preschools are usually regulated while care inside or outside of the home are usually non-regulated. Each type of child care has different effects on psychological, social, and cognitive development for children. A child care center may be a place like Head Start or a preschool that has certain criteria that is regulated by the government (Hagy, 1998). In a center staff the teachers are required to have some form of education; many require at least 12 credit hours in early childhood education. The teachers have to follow lesson plans that meet standards of the center and the government. Many child care centers are large, have more than one location, and accept government assistance or go by income of the family to adjust payment accordingly. Care inside the home or outside the home is by a relative, at the child’s home or in the relative’s home. It can also be a non-relative in the child’s home or in the non-relatives home. A relative may be a cousin, aunt, uncle, or grandparent. A non-relative can be a regular babysitter, a nanny, or come from a nanny, au pair, babysitting service. A nanny or service providing care for a child can be expensive, but convenient for the parents when coming to the home. It could also be very cheap if the person caring for the child is a relative. A home based day care is another form of non-parental child care where the child is cared for in...
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...until Antony recalled all the good he had done for Rome and his people. Julius Caesar was a good leader to Rome and all the people below him. This was proven several times in the funeral speech given by Antony. It is possible to say he was a good leader for many reasons that Antony told of in his funeral speech on behalf of his good friend, Caesar. Julius Caesar cared for the poor when he did not have to care simply because who he was; the leader of Rome. In Act III, scene ii, lines 90-93, Antony explains to the plebeians that when the poor cried, Caesar was right there with them weeping. Caesar was a leader of Rome, and not many leaders would care who was poor. He was not poor, he had all he needed, so why would he have wept with them? One reason, because Caesar was a good leader. If the people of Rome were poor and weeping, so was their...
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...There is more conflict in the world than you may realize. The Outsiders is full of conflicts. Susan Eloise Hinton started the novel when she was 15 and did the majority of it when she was 16. She used her initials because the publisher was afraid, that if buyers would be able to tell that she was a girl, not many people would buy it. In the book The Outsiders there are two main groups, the Socs and the Greasers. Socs, are the “nice” kids that are more upper class. They still get in fights, but they can get out of them more easily. Greasers are the ones with lower hand. They are more well known to usually be trouble makers. The Outsiders is in the eyes of a greaser named Ponyboy, who seems to go against the stereotype of a greaser. He is in advanced classes in school and is considered “nice”. One of Ponyboy’s friends, Johnny, commits murder while Ponyboy is there to witness. He and Johnny run away, and they wonder if they should turn themselves in or not. In the end of the novel, Johnny ends up dying and leaves the rest of the group in pieces. In The Outsiders the main conflict is Person vs Society. Throughout the novel, the characters experience the power of friendship. Dallas Winston acts like a person who doesn’t care about anyone or anything, but he holds a few things very closely. Throughout the story,...
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...with are the mentally ill, and substance abusing. In 1955 there weren’t any mental institutions being built, and there were forty that were shut down about a decade ago. As of today there were more prisons opening up, and many people seemed the most qualified to care for and house these patients. Today prisons have taken on the lead role of caring for mentally ill patients, housing 45,000 in prison to 3,000 in mental institutions. Rehabilitation programs are lacking in the mentally ill category, therefore mentally ill prisoners usually return to prison. There are many inmates in prisons that have different special needs. Some of these needs are based on the sex of the inmate. Male’s prisoners have a lot more special needs to take care of their selves as the females prisoners do not. You also have inmates who suffer from a mental illness. Their special needs are much more different than those who have basic needs. People who suffer from substance abuse have needs in the area called addiction. With having these different kinds of individuals it affects the diverse needs, and affects the jails and prisons in various ways. If people were not care for properly there would be negative consequences. There are programs that help the prisoners and also in prisons that allow these prisoners to be cared for in a great way. Some of the prisoner’s special needs are having a physical disability, mental health...
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...In Rose's essay he tell us his father dies and how he's left alone. Rose tells of a new teacher, Mr. MacFarland, that came to teach English, at the right time in his life. Rose tells us how much he cared and admired Mr. MacFarland, simply because he showed that he genuinely cared for his students and that he wanted them to work harder and to succeed in life. Because of Mr. MacFarland, Rose finds himself more involved in schools which in turn pushes himself to work harder at his school work. With Rose doing seemingly better Mr. MacFarland pushes him to pursue higher education through college. Mr. MacFarland helped to make this possible through calling and writing letters to people at Loyola University that he knew to get Rose on a probationary period so college would be a possibility, and helping him get loans because he knew Rose couldn't afford the expenses of a private college. So through this work by Mr. MacFarland, Rose went to college and discovered who he really was. At the end of Rose's essay he reflects on the times he spent with Mr. MacFarland and how he helped him become who he was, and he did all of this by showing Rose what it was like to have a teacher who actually cared about his students and their well being. In Rose's essay I Just Wanna Be Average he tells us about his time at his vocational school and his regular school. Rose does this through the use of: his friends,...
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...centuary. Children are more valued, protected and educated than ever before and this is because of the laws that were put in place to make children different from adults and to make them feel protected for, cared for and treated well. However, on the other side of this story it can be aruged with the conflict view. They believe that inequality values are still in place today and not much has changed for it. For example, children are suffering from being in control and that allowing adults/parents are able to make physical, sexual and emotional abuse towards children. Centuaries ago, childhood was extremely undetected. Childhood did not exist and they cease from it existing. Children and adults were treated exactly the same and the rules were equal to both adults and children leaving no gaps between them. It was said by Neil Postman that there were no differences to be seen from adults and children. For example, information and communciation through town speakers took away all of the innocence there were in these children. Also, due to the high number in infant mortality rate (5.7 births per women) it allowed the parents to have no emotional attachment to their children. If we turn this around and see the difference now we can see that children have a emotional attachment with their parents due to the rules on infant mortality rate (1.83 births per women). Through this change children are better cared for than they were centuaries ago. Aires, a man who was a French medievelist...
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... Then there are those who suffer from a mental illness. Their special needs are much different than those who have basic needs. People who suffer from substance abuse have needs in the area of addiction. All these different kinds of people with diverse needs effect the jails and prisons in various ways. If people were not cared for properly there would be negative repercussions. There are programs in prisons that allow these prisoners to be cared for properly. There are many special needs prisoners, one that many are familiar with are the mentally ill, and substance abusing. In 1955 there weren’t any mental institutions being built, and there were forty that were shut down about a decade ago. As of today there were more prisons opening up, and many people seemed the most qualified to care for and house these patients. Today prisons have taken on the lead role of caring for mentally ill patients, housing 45,000 in prison to 3,000 in mental institutions. Rehabilitation programs are lacking in the mentally ill category, therefore mentally ill prisoners usually return to prison. There are many inmates in prisons that have different special needs. Some of these needs are based on the sex of the inmate. Male’s prisoners have a lot more special needs to take care of their selves, as the female’s prisoners do not. You also have inmates who suffer from a mental illness. Their special needs are much more different than those who have basic needs. People who suffer from substance...
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...Ford Center and strength of his family to pull him back from the brink of death. Johnny Cash loved people and people loved him. Whether making music, seeing friends, or being a husband and father he cared about people. His love for music was matched by no one. When Cash strutted into...
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...A Pragmatic View of Jean Watson’s Caring Theory Chantal Cara, Ph.D., RN Université de Montréal Faculty of Nursing Goals Provide an overview of Dr. Jean Watson’s caring theory to the nursing community. Facilitate the understanding of her work allowing nurses to readily apply this knowledge within their practice. Objectives Describe the general aspects of Watson’s caring theory. Describe how Watson’s caring theory can be applied to clinical practice. Describe the person through Watson’s caring lens. Describe the person’s health through Watson’s caring lens. Describe nursing through Watson’s caring lens. Key Words: Watson’s caring theory, clinical caritas processes, transpersonal caring relationships, caring occasion, clinical application of Watson’s theory Abstract As most health care systems around the world are undergoing major administrative restructuring, we expose ourselves to the risk of dehumanizing patient care. If we are to consider caring as the core of nursing, nurses will have to make a conscious effort to preserve human caring within their clinical, administrative, educational, and/or research practice. Caring must not be allowed to simply wither away from our heritage. To help preserve this heritage, caring theories such as those from Jean Watson, Madeleine Leininger, Simone Roach, and Anne Boykin are vital. Through this continuing education paper we will learn the essential elements of Watson’s caring theory and explore an example of a clinical...
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...half, and finally settled in Virginia, where I have spent the last year and a half. The constant moving and drastically differing areas in which I have lived have taught me much about life, such as the joys that can be found, and more pressing, what is important in life. When I lived in Florida, I wasn’t the worst person in the world, but I wasn’t the best person I could be either. On the inside, I was materialistic and cared more about what pop culture deemed “cool” rather than what I thought truly held value, such as being nice to everyone regardless of what they preferred or looked like. I cared more about my “friends” than my family, and remembering it now makes me realize how wrong that was of me. Yes, I listened to my parents and teachers; however, there really is no other way to put how selfish and vain I was. That changed when I moved to West Virginia one month before I turned fifteen....
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...Children have a higher chance of exhibiting sensitivity and fewer interactions within the home, if they occupy more time in non-maternal care, regardless of the eminence of the childcare. Studies in which address the significance and consequence of child care are apprehensive that children who attend daycare centres are unable to maintain sympathetic relationships with their maternities. The kind of interactions the child employs with their parents has an essential impact on their development, as they encounter frequent interactions within the activities in which they participate and practice daily, likewise, how the parents support and pay attention to their child and react warmly towards their behaviours. These factors are aspects in which predict a child’s development more significantly as opposed to child care centres...
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...is adoption beneficial for the children being adopted, but also for the parents who are adopting them, as well as the parents who are putting them up for adoption. There are 423,773 children in the United States foster care system; only 114,556 of these children are available for adoption. 6.7 million women from the ages of 15-44 have an impaired ability of carrying a baby or of becoming pregnant. Of those 6.7 million women, 2.3 million have legitimately considered adoption, along with families who still adopt even if fertility is not an issue. There are several different reasons a child is put up for adoption. Either the mother has been raped, the mother and/or father are not suitable to be parents, or the parent(s) do not have the resources or financial stability to be responsible for another human being. Although it is extremely difficult to imagine giving up a child, it is done in order to give the child the best life he or she can have under the circumstances. There are also various different reasons why people choose to adopt. Infertility, the number one reason why children are adopted, makes up two thirds of children who are adopted. The children who need it, whether it is over poor family life or environment. As well as to create a new type of family. There are also multiple different types of adoption. Closed adoption, where the birth parents give up all rights to the child, who then grows up only knowing his or her adoptive parents; this is also the most common...
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...forget what they are supposed to do. In the movie Chalk, a teacher is portrayed as someone who cares more about their accomplishments and image, than the success of their students. In the very beginning of the movie, Mr. Lowery has no experience as a teacher and does not know what to do on the first day of school, he is clearly unprepared. When his students refused to participate in his introductory activity he did nothing. A teacher who genuinely cares about their students would try their hardest to engage the students and would not give up so easily. While getting...
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