Children's television series Essays

  • The Effects of Violence in Children Cartoons

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    Television is everywhere these days, not just in our living rooms but in bathrooms, kitchens, doctor's offices, grocery stores, airplanes, and classrooms. We have access to TV virtually anywhere and as American's we are taking advantaged of it. Adults aren't the only ones watching TV; children today are watching more TV than ever before. TV has even become known as "America's baby-sitter." (Krieg). Meaning that parents are now using the television as a way of entertaining their children while they

  • Suzanne Collins

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    Suzanne Marie Collins is a television writer and novelist; she is the author of the “New York Time”, “The Hunger Game” and “The Underland Chronicles”. Collins was born on August 10th, 1962 in Hartford, Connecticut. Her father was a solider for U.S Air Force, he has been fight in Vietnam War. Because her father is a solider, so when she was young, her and her family moves a lot, she have been in living in places like New York City and Brussels. For her family, learn history was an important subject

  • Analysis Of The Book 'This Is Not My Hat'

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    This is not my Hat: This story if a little fish that stole a larger fish’s hat is not your ordinary children’s book, and definetly does not have a happy ending. Throughout the book the little fish continues to inform the reader that he is safe and that the big fish will not take his hat back. Towards the end of the book the little fish disappears into a forest if underwater plants letting the reader know he will not be found. But we as the reader see it differently when the big fish swims away with

  • Reflection Paper On Emergency Room

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    There were a lot of patients that came into the emergency room on Friday November 20, 2015 that had heart problems. The first patient I observed was only thirty and she had been having tachycardia since two o’clock Thursday afternoon. She stated that she has had this problem before but it never lasted this long. She was said to have SVT prior to arriving to the emergency room by the ambulance crew. Upon arriving in the ER her heartrate got up to 220 beats per minutes. The next patient that I saw

  • Hiring In-Laws: A Bad Idea

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    Hiring In-Laws: A Bad Idea Many successful small businesses have been ruined by bringing in-laws in to the family business. As these in-laws struggle to establish a voice in the company, meaning well, they often wind up destroying them. As the owner of the family business, it is your job to avoid situations that could hurt or hinder your business. In this case you should assume a few often overlooked points:  When approaching your business, never think of it in terms of one happy family. 

  • Balancing Athletic Success and Equal Team Participation

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    Playing Time The emotion is intense. Everyone in the gym is on the edge of his or her seat. Time is expiring as the final shot for the win sails through air. The buzzer sounds… Athletics are a critical element of high school lives--whether it be playing for or supporting one’s team. In order to accomplish success in a season, these supporting individuals are forced to rely on a select few of premier athletes. From day one of tryouts, these athletes are crafted and molded based on their hard work

  • Persuasive Essay Topics For Sports

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    The emotion is intense. Everyone in the gym is on the edge of his or her seat. Time is expiring as the final shot for the win sails through the air. The buzzer sounds… Athletics are a critical element of high school lives--whether it be playing for or supporting one’s team. In order to accomplish success in a season, these supporting individuals are forced to rely on a select few of premier athletes. From day one of tryouts, these athletes are crafted and molded based on their hard work as well as

  • Beth Blue Swadener's Article Children and Familes: At Promise

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    that I agreed, disagreed, and in some instances, just appalled with. The beginning of her article, Swadener makes the following statement that struck out at me, “…there is an emerging ideology of risk, which has embedded in it interpretations of children’s deficiencies or likelihood of failure due to environmental, as well as individual, variables”. This statement hit me hard because I never thought of ‘at risk’ students as having “deficiencies” or being destined to fail due to variables beyond their

  • The Characters of Mrs Kay and Mr Briggs in Willy Russell's Our Day Out

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    The Characters of Mrs Kay and Mr Briggs in Willy Russell's Our Day Out On 28th December 1977, a play was televised on T.V for the first time. The play, called "Our Day Out", written by Willy Russell, was about a progress class going on a day out to Conwy Castle, in Wales. It focuses on two main characters, Mrs Kay and Mr Briggs, both teachers in an inner-city Liverpool school. Both of these characters are very different in image, behaviour and attitude to teaching. Mrs Kay is a teacher

  • Changes in the American Family Since 1970

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    In the past 60 years there have been a significant amount of changes that have occurred within the American families. Throughout the years times have changed in both the workforce, and simply in the home. The ways things are done in the home have drastically changed from how they used to be. During the video clip Changes in the American Family Since 1970 we were learning about the changes that had occurred in American families since 1970, which have, even since then, changed in other ways. At the

  • The Dramatic Devices in Our Day Out by Willy Russell

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    particularly evident in the zoo scene. The first device Willy Russell uses is in the stage directions at the start. ‘They point and shriek with horrified delight at the sexual organs of monkeys’. Russell uses this as a device to show the children’s immaturity, the aiming to emphasize the fact that the children have never never been exposed to this experience before as they have never been outside the inner cities and this is shown in their reaction. His choice of language ‘horrified delight’

  • On the subject of education, how are Plato’s “The Allegory of the Cave” and Malcolm X’s “Learning to Read” simil...

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    “If we are thinking about effect of education – or the lack of it – on our nature, there is another comparison we can make”(The Allegory of the Cave by Plato 1). Plato was a philosopher in Classical Greece; he was fighting for freedom and education. Malcolm X was an African-American Muslim who was fighting for human rights. They both had a vision of freedom and education. We have two stories; one is “The Allegory of the Cave” and “Learning to Read”. Education is a very useful thing that can open

  • Real Teammates in the Game of Basketball

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    Basketball is supposed to be a team sport. A team can constant of ten or twelve players but only five can compete at a team. Five players on the court working together to win. Teammates are supposed to have their teammates back. Fight to the very end for their team to get a win. This is not always true. Players have their own way of doing things. They think a team should be like this or that, but they are players who do the right things for the team. I have experienced this from my team. My teammates

  • What Happens in The Vindico by Wesley King?

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    The Vindico is a novel about 5 teenagers named James, Lana, Hayden, Emily, and Sam. They get kidnapped by the League of Villains and are brought to the Vindico Mansion. Torturer, Rono, Avaria, Leni, and Silver each select a teenager to train based on their similarities in personality and ability. The kids train to become the villain’s protégés and their future generation. Baron, the mastermind villain, states that there will be severe consequences imposed if they try to escape the estate. He also

  • Informative Speech On Casa De Shenandoah

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    Kristal Allen COM 101 Informative Speech 3/19/2018 Casa de Shenandoah [Introduction] (Attention Getter): Did any of you know that one of the top five homes in the country is right here in Las Vegas? According to the official website of Casa de Shenandoah, CBS News listed the home as one of the top five in the nation back in 2008, right alongside the White House. (Casa de Shenandoah) (Audience Relevance): For those of you who are unfamiliar with Casa de Shenandoah, it was the home of Wayne Newton

  • The Strength Of Mama In Everyday Use By Alice Walker

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    One theme present in Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use,” is the importance of remaining strong no matter what life throws at you. Being strong in the rough times of life is a hard thing that we all need to do in our own lives. The character Mama in Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use,” is strong in many ways. Mama is physically, emotionally, and spiritual strong. The first way in which Mama illustrates her strength is physically. Mama demonstrates her physical strength in many ways. One

  • Alice And Hatred In Octavia Butler's Kindred

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    Alice was a broken woman by the time she committed suicide. Over the course of her life, she had freedom after freedom, hope after hope, ripped away from her, culminating with Rufus taking away her last remaining reason to stay. She was born free but was enslaved when she fled to be with her slave lover against the slave owner’s wishes. Forced into slavery, she was immediately pressed into sexual bondage to Rufus, her master. When Dana encounters Alice during The Storm, Alice only has two reasons

  • Special Place Land Descriptions

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    Special Place Land Revisited One of the main features in Mazeppa, is the Zumbro River that cuts through the town. The Zumbro River is spring fed, and is mainly mature with a few spots where it may become youthful. Another feature that Mazeppa has is the rock bluffs around the area. The bluffs are mainly made of sandstone and limestone. These rocks were formed on and near the shore of the beach in Hollandale Embayment. This means that this area was once either on a coastal shore or near a shore.

  • I Bet My Life: Music Video Analysis

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    Evaluation The task I was given was to produce a music video using original footage. I chose a ready-made song of my choice. I chose the song I Bet My Life – Imagine Dragons. When choosing this song I felt I could plan a video to catch the audience’s eye. This music video project I made certain I made it eye catching and interesting, vibrant, and stimulating. Within my given task the maximum time on the music video was 3 minutes long. My music video was around 3 minutes therefore it was within the

  • Participation Awards Essay

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    There are many heated debates raging in modern day America, but what is perhaps the most underrated of these debates is the topic of participation awards. Not only these awards, but more so what they represent in handouts, for lack of a better term, is what makes this such a pertinent topic. I agree, perhaps even more strongly, with Kevin Sherrington’s views expressed in his article. The overuse of participation awards amongst todays youth sports are in fact detrimental to their competitive spirit