81. - 100. You are to explain a complicated procedure to a 4-year-old child. Describe how you would consider their cognitive level (Piaget) psychosocial stage (Erikson) and moral level (Kohlberg) to create an appropriate setting and information to help the child understand the procedure. Pre-operational stage-To explain Piaget’s cognitive level of a four years old child, I am going to focus on his second level of cognitive development called pre-operational stage. The child’s thinking at this stage
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The Great Gatsby is a novel that illustrates the rise and fall of an a magnificently rich but socially secluded man named Gatsby. Through the eyes of the narrator, Nick Carraway, F. Scott Fitzgerald plunges into the struggles and adversity that plagues Gatsby. The central conflict of the story is Gatsby’s troublesome endeavor at attempting to rebuild a long-lost relationship with Daisy. Despite the seemingly shallow plot, Fitzgerald not only succeeds in creating a rich and elegant tale, but he also
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Comprehensive Summary of ”Embraced by the Needle” Gabor Maté, in his essay “Embraced by the Needle”, points out that addiction originates from unhappiness and works as an emotional analgesic which suppresses pain (254-57). He draws on his personal experiences as a staff physician at the Portland, in Vancouver, where most of his clients are addicted to alcohol or drugs like marijuana, cocaine etc. He treats his patients with Methadone which helps them get off harmful drugs like heroin. He notes that
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An activity that involves risk and risk taking. In Don Delillo’s Falling Man novel, Keith is a broken man who gets over the haunting, shocking, and nerve numbing events he experienced on the day of the 9/11 attack. He recounts these events vaguely and distantly, thinking about them in his head as if they weren’t especially important or relevant to him. He acts as a bystander to his own experience and looks onto his experience as if he was a third party observer. Keith’s nature to do this extends to
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While at sea the old man, Santiago, not only faces battles of strength, but also perseverance. Santiago has had more than a person should have of bad luck within his fishing career. Despite his old age, he wants to make up for all of the fish that he didn’t catch in his eighty-four days of bad luck. The relationship that the old man has with the sea and the creatures of the sea is what gives him hope and the endurance to not give up. Endurance is having the strength and courage to keep moving forward
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------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- “The Tell-Tale Heart” 4. Old man – younger than this man. 5. He is trying to convince that he is not mad, he says all the time things like “here is the reason why I am not mad”, he is very angry because of the old man’s eye. 6. p. 155 l. 3-6 (Because he did the killing job so well) and p. 157 l. 9-10 (not mad because he took so good care of the dead body) 7. a. p. 157 l. 16-17
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at the bigger picture than the small one in front of you and enjoy the experience instead of looking for ways to show proof to someone what you did or what you saw. I lost my sovereignty, power over something, because of a postcard I received in the mail from Philadelphia, which did not look the same in person. The postcard had beautiful, old buildings and clear blue sky. When we went a few weeks later the buildings were just old and the sky was not clear. I was so excited by the way Philadelphia looked
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better support his argument. Franklin commences his essay by presenting advantages of the marriage. He says ‘’ I know of no medicine fit to diminish the violent inclinations you mention…Marriage is the proper remedy. It is most natural state of man and therefore the state in which you can are most likely to find solid happiness’’. Through those sentences, Franklin seems to estimate that from a masculine’ view, one of the main advantages of the marriage is to bring pacification toward requirements
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In Dulce et Decorum est what message is Owen intending to communicate to his readers about war? Wilfred Owen wrote Dulce et Decorum est during the first world war and drew upon is own personal experience, it shows a lot of emotion as it beholds a story from when Owen was in the war, about a man who was gasses and could not get to safety & withholds a lot of emotion and hatred for the army and the war. In the opening stanza, Owen uses imagery to show the troubles of the war. When Owen says
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growing sense of weariness from the boy in the direction of the old man, as the passage progresses, the boy’s attitude changes from one of naivety to one of marked suspicion and doubt at the old man’s motives for being there. However, due to his innocence and relatively inexperienced life skills, the boy seems to struggle to grasp what other reason the man would have for being there. One example which highlights this point is when the old man queries how often the boys get whipped at school, but despite
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