In the incredible movie Monster University by Dan Scanlon we see a little green monster come into the scare academy with full confidence in himself and his scaring abilities. It shows how you never should give up on a dream because if a little green guy can do it, you can. My first lesson that the movie shows is that you should never give up on your dream. Even though Mike is adorable he still strives to achieve his goal despite what everyone says “How do I become a scarer?”(Scanlon X:XX says Mike
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say, people adopt new things and quit old ones but people do not really change. A guy who grew up in a ghetto town and member of the kung fu crew used to dress a little strange and had long hair. He went to a college and identified as a punk and a nerd because of his kung fu style. But in college, kung fu crew students were not the only ones dressed strange. There were immigrant students who had uncombed hair and crooked teeth. There were also punks with highlighted hair who cut school. Over the
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runs much more deeper than someone's skin color. For example you might look at someone who is fat or to skinny but do you really know their attitude or what they really think. If someone who is reading a book or dresses funny and people call them ¨nerds¨ they are not thinking. For example they thought that the black woman could never work like men and study and make space experience facts that we know have now. All I am saying
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10 Ways to Save Electricity Did you know that according to a World Bank report, roughly 40 percent of residences in India are without electricity? But, in a way, concepts like 'power cuts' and 'load-shedding' are not new. In fact, they have become an everyday routine. People in some parts of India live without electricity for 6-10 hours every day. From the bottom of my heart, I feel we Indians don't deserve such ill-treatment. The only way to stop this menace is to save electricity. So, here are
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Write the Activity Title and Learning Target/s on the board for the students to copy. Activity Title: | The Internship – Movie | Learning Target/s: | To critique the staffing practices of a company | | | | | References: | | <Facilitator: Distribute activity sheets> 1. Is the recruitment process by Google ( as shon in the movie ) similar to the other companies that you are familiar of? Discuss the differences that you noticed. 2. The two main character fumbled during the
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In comparing the economic life of atlas shrugged vs our modern life, The cultural life of player piano vs current life. And finally the personal life of people in 1984 vs today, we must look at our world in an objective and rational view. In atlas shrugged, many of the economic leaders of America are retiring and disappearing. Similar to how many employment areas are leaving the use. In atlas shrugged the remaining economic leaders fight for remaining resources and opportunities instead of banding
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books at library. One of my friends, Annissa, for example, studies harder than everyone and prefers to go home directly after the class has been dismissed than to have meetings. However, she still likes to play or chat with her friends, not really a nerd type. The third one is “Kunang-Kunang (Kuliah-Nangkring)” students. They spend most of their time in campus cafeteria. My brother, Wanda, who already graduate from bachelor degree for instance, spent most of his time in campus chatting with friends
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What are stereotypes? Basically, it’s the way people judge other people by their looks and the way they act. This happens a lot in Freaks and Geeks and in the world today. Some stereotypes that are commonly projected upon teenage characters are geeks, freaks, and jocks. Each character falls into one of these categories. I feel that these portrayals are fair because these stereotypes are used in the show and they exist in today’s world. One stereotype category used in this show is geeks. What exactly
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Remember The Daze is a bittersweet DVD drama, based on the last day of high school for a very diverse group of teenagers that get brought together by drugs and alcohol. It captures the almost too common problem among teenagers these days: negative peer pressure. Remember The Daze was released in 2008, but the actual movie was based on a 1999 high school atmosphere. It was nominated for the following awards by the Casting Society of America: “Outstanding Achievement in casting, Low budget Feature
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ask about discounts through auto pay. Tax paid on the interest of student loans is tax deductible! And, in usual Elicker-fashion, we learned some fun facts – Bruce Springstine was the first artist to have a recorded CD, Dr. Seuss coined the word “nerd,” Betsy Ross was the only real person to ever be on a PEZ dispenser, and bats are the mammals with the highest rate of
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