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Introduction Teaching English is never easy, however, teaching English to speakers of other languages is especially a challenge. The purpose of this report is to point out 'good' ESOL teaching by observing a TESOL class. The class which I observed is Master of English (International) at Melbourne University Private (MUP). This report includes the backgrounds of teacher and learners, the type of the course and teaching schedule. Finally, the teaching methods in this lesson will be discussed. Background information In…

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Economics Coursework – Demand

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Manufacturers and dealers want UK to follow Europe into scheme to give cash to drivers who scrap old cars to buy new The government was facing renewed pleas to bail out Britain's ailing motor industry yesterday as figures showed sales of new cars had dropped by almost a third year on year. Only 313,912 cars were registered in March - a 30.5% fall in sales from this time last year, figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)…

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Comparison of A Doll’s House and A Streetcar Named Desire

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Prompt #14: "Important characters in plays are multi-dimensional. Discuss to what extent this statement is true of important characters in plays you have studied and comment on the techniques of characterization employed by the playwright." Multidimensional characters can also be defined as dynamic or constantly changing and developing characters. These dynamic characters are not simply important to a play, but are arguably the most important characters because what the playwright intends to communicate to his or her audience is communicated…

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Comparing The Powerful Images of the Tyger and the War photographer

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William Blake and Carol Ann Duffy both utilize powerful imagery to describe the “War Photographer” and “The Tyger”, making similar statements about them. In addition, both poems use vivid imagery associated with the theme of religion and war. The use of imagery by both poets emphasizes the parallelism between the “The Tyger” and the “War Photographer” as it suggests that both these characters prey on death. For example, William Blake describes the Tyger to have a “fearful symmetry” and “fire”…

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Good and Evil in Jekyll and Hyde Character

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The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a tale of contrast between good and evil. Robert Louis Stevensons novel demonstrates the adverse effects of scientific experiments and how the perception of doors can lead to evil. Furthermore "Jekyll and Hyde" is full of dual personality which in itself creates god and evil. Also it suggests that good cannot exist without evil. Firstly many of the rich and respected went out at night to experience how the other…

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Janice Galloway’s, “Foreign Parts” – Identity

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Janice Galloway's, "Foreign Parts" explores the theme of fractured identity in an original and effective manner. In my SSL I shall explore how structure and characterisation are central in the development of this theme with close reference to the text, showing also, how Janice Galloway engaged my interest in an effective way. Janice Galloway offers her readers something, which is a little more controversial and appealing in its approach. "Foreign Parts" follows the story of two 'fragmented' women's search for…

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Pride and Prejudice essay – a comparison of Elizabeth and Lydia

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Elizabeth Bennet is the 2nd eldest of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet's 5 daughters. Lydia is the youngest. The only thing these 2 brother or sisters seem to share is their family. The girls contrast starkly. Lydia Bennet has a rather childish and fun caring disposition. She encounters as a little doing not have in intelligence and her own dad even reaches to call her 'among the silliest women in the country.' As well as stating that she is 'ridiculous and…

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Symbolism in Steinbeck’s “The Chrysanthemums”

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"The Chrysanthemums" is one of the short stories of the famous American writer John Steinbeck.. Symbols are an essential part of the great short story, because they give the reader more to think about. In this essay, I would like to focus on the usage of symbols in this short story The short story is opened by the description of the landscape in which the farm of Henry Allen is situated. I would like to write a few sentences about…

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Two versions of “Macbeth” act 5 scene 1

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I have studied two versions of "Macbeth" act 5 scene 1, otherwise known as the sleepwalking scene. They are the Royal Shakespeare Company, and the BBC productions. I have watched several productions but I am going to focus on these two versions in particular. I want to examine the significance of the scene and analyse how it has been produced and directed. This scene is extremely important because it occurs just after Macduff has swore to avenge the killing of…

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Who is the Greater Villain Macbeth Or Lady Macbeth?

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Assignment Details: - Compare the characters of Macbeth and lady Macbeth and say who for dramatic purposes is the greater villain. I believe that Macbeth is the great villain but Lady Macbeth is greater than he. This is because she is pure evil and very persuasive as she is able to influence and force Macbeth into killing his friend and King Duncan. In order for the prophecies made by the three weird sisters in the beginning of the play (when…

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Examine the dramatic significance of the theme “fair is foul” in Macbeth

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There are many themes in "Macbeth", not surprising given the play's richness of character, language and events. These themes include goodness and evil, deceptive appearances and reality and the supernatural. They are all linked to the idea of "fair is foul", as are the characters. I will now try to examine in more detail the dramatic significance of "fair is foul" in Shakespeare's "Macbeth". It is believed that the play was written with King James in mind. "Mabeth" was written…

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Strategic Choice Model and Labour Process Approach

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The Strategic Choice model created by Kochan, Katz and Mckersie originated from economics and organisational behaviour is closely associated with human resource management, while the Labour Process approach evolved from Marx's theoretical works has traits that is closely associated with personnel / industrial relations. From two diverse perspectives, the two models both have indications that they support an adoption for human resource management, provided that personnel / industrial relations is seen as apart of and giving rise to human resource…

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Deceptive Images: The Illusion of Photographic Realism

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It is usually thought that photographs are a little slice of the real world. Traditionally, they have played the rule of adding realism to written text. The text becomes a commentary of the frozen shot of real life encapsulated in the photograph. However it could be argued that this is not the case. There are several aspects of the photographic image, which make it less than real. These aspects all have different ways of showing that camera's aren't always correctly…

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Modernism and Postmodernism in Product Design

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Modernism and Postmodernism are two essential idea in style. The Postmodernism is advancement from the Modernism. The contemporary movement of the 1930s through post-modernism of the 1960s. Although that in this modern society, it is still using Modernist and Postmodernist style. Modernism and Postmodernism have their own concepts and sign. In the following paragraph, I will go to identify the different between Modernism and Postmodernism in product style. And likewise analyze each Modernist and Postmodernist product. First of all, the…

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Explore the Importance of Cultures and Tradition

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Veronica is a short story by Adewale Maja-Pearce. It teaches of how cultures, traditions, relationships, expectations and money force two people raised in the same cultural background, to separate and move on, for better and for worse as their lives take different paths. The story shows the great contrast between African village life and African town life. In the story, Okekï¿½ the ever-lasting male friend of Veronica is drawn by the attraction of the city for the opportunities he sees…

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Examine the Themes of Relationship in To His Coy Mistress and Valentine

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In my essay, I will be examining the theme of relationships in To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell and Valentine by Carol Anne Duffy. I will write about the poems themes', ideas, structure and linguistic devices. I will compare and contrast each poem, then give my opinion on my favourite and why. Andrew Marvell wrote his poem, To His Coy Mistress in the 16th century. The poem has three stanzas and is written in rhyming couplets. It is about…

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The poems ‘Spring Offensive’ and ‘Exposure’ by Wilfred Owen

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Compare how Owen uses the natural world to reinforce the suffering that the soldiers faced in the poems 'spring offensive' and 'exposure'. Wilfred Owen was an experienced soldier who fought in World War One. He wrote poems based on his experiences in the war. Many of his poems focus on the ordeals of the soldiers and the problems they face. In the poems 'Spring Offensive' and 'Exposure' Owen shows the love/ hate relationship between soldiers and nature. I think that…

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Comperative Analysis of Women Characters in Poetry

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This suggests that she is slightly unhappy and has considered leaving, because it is so easy. The gate to freedom is at the bottom of the road, a short walk and she will be away from the life that she has. But this makes me think why? Why doesn't she just leave? I think she stays because she thinks that if she leaves she might not get anywhere, or she might regret leaving all the things she already has. This…

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Mao Zedong`s Policy

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Mao Zedong took over the running of China from the GMD in 1949. The country was in an awful situation; it was weak, bankrupt and had little power. There were several reasons why the country was left in such a state. The Emperors who had ruled China for centuries had failed to modernise the country and China still believed in the ancient traditions of life. Foreign intervention had also hindered the development of China and caused problems. Foreign countries, such…

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Romeo and Juliet Analysis of Act 1

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William Shakespeare introduces the story of Romeo and Juliet by using a prologue. The function of the prologue is to explain the situation, setting the scene in Verona and the quarrel between the families is old, 'ancient grudge'. The prologue informs the audience that the lovers are 'star-cross'd' and that their death ends the feud between the families; the prologue creates the dramatic back-drop of the play. By using a prologue, Shakespeare introduces the theme of love, informing the audience…

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Use of Metaphor in a Poem Mental Cases

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Psychological Cases, composed in 1918 by Wilfred Owen, explores the damage and deterioration of the minds of soldiers as a direct outcome of the First World War. Owen's determination to make understood the scary of war mentally appears throughout; his use of facts increases his ability to shock-- it is his tactic nearly. He explains in outright detail the horrendous, physical signs of mental torture and emphasises that it was not just physical injury that left its mark, however that…

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“A Prayer for Owen Meany” by John Irving

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A popular theme in literature concerns the concept of 'growing up', a painful process by which a character achieves maturity, self-knowledge and confidence. In the novel, A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving, the character of Owen Meany achieves this painful process. Owen Meany is introduced in the novel as a remarkable individual and throughout it can be observed how the brilliant child evolves into the memorable individual that he turns into. In the novel, A Prayer for Owen…

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Enthalpy of formation of calcium carbonate

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Objective To determine the enthalpy of formation of calcium carbonate Procedures A. Reaction of calcium with dilute hydrochloric acid 1. 1. 0909 g of calcium metal was weighed out accurately. 2. 100 cm3 of approximately 1 M hydrochloric acid was pipetted. and placed in a plastic beaker. 3. The initial temperature of the acid was determined 4. The weighed calcium was added into the acid and stirred thoroughly with the thermometer until all the metal had reacted. 5. The maximum…

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How do the actions of the protagonists in ‘Broken April’?

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Both Ismail Kadare's 'Broken April' and Naguib Mahfouz's 'The Thief and the Dogs' have two different protagonists whose similar quest for revenge leads to their deaths. Both stories revolve around revenge and the choices made by the protagonists to extract this revenge. For Gjorg, the law makes revenge a legal compulsion with the only other option being alienation and death, whereas for Said, revenge is his chosen path. Both, placed in similar situations, react very differently. The question is whether…

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Reflections in Shakespearean Tragedy: A Study of Hamlet

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Introduction William Makepeace Thackeray, a prominent 19th-century English novelist, once remarked, "The world is a looking glass." This profound statement encapsulates the concept that we often perceive reflections of ourselves in various facets of the world, whether through the words, actions, or attitudes of others. This theme of reflection is a recurring motif in the works of William Shakespeare, particularly in plays like "Antony and Cleopatra" and, more prominently, in "Hamlet." Reflection as a Literary Motif in Shakespeare Shakespeare masterfully…

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At I essentially am not in madness

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"That I essentially am not in madness, But mad in Craft" Consider the importance of pretence and acting in Hamlet. Do you entirely agree with Hamlet's claim? The idea of a character feigning madness is commonplace in great literary works; many authors use it to show the sanity of a character. Shakespeare has used this idea throughout the play, Hamlet. In this masterpiece, there is much debate around the protagonist, Hamlet, and whether his madness was real or feigned: literary…

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Are Gertrude and Ophelia merely pawns in the world of Hamlet?

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'Are Gertrude and Ophelia merely pawns in the world of Hamlet? Explore the plays representation of femininity, paying close attention to the role and function of each of these two characters in the play'. William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' can be seen as a chess game bought to life. The play depicts the events in a 16th century Danish royal family that unfold after a suspicious murder of the king. The plays two female characters Gertrude and Ophelia can be likened to…

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The Resurgence of Kants Aesthetics in the 1970s and 1980s

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The 1970s and 1980s have witnessed a major renewal of interest in Kant’s aesthetics. Paul Guyer, Donald Crawford, Francis Coleman, Eva Schaper, Theodore Uehling, Salim Kemal, and, and Mary McCloskey have all written books explicitly devoted to the topic; Guyer and Ted Coen have edited a collection of relevant essays; and Antony Savile and Mary Mothersill have written widely praised general works which involve much discussion of Kant’s aesthetic theory. These approaches, however, have concentrated almost exclusively on Kant’s treatment…

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Commercialisation’s Impact on Sports in a Globalized Era

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Throughout the 1970's, sociologists used the conflict and functionalist theory to lead their assessment of sports in society. Each theory is based upon various presumptions about the facility of social order in society and different conclusions about the significance and effects of sports in civilization. (2) Sociologists utilizing the conflict theory, view society as an ever-changing set of affairs, characterised by intrinsic differences of financial interest. Social order is believed to exist since some groups of people have capital allowing…

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The Importance of the Arts

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Math was always my least favorite subject in school. I always had difficulty remembering the formulas and all the different rules. I didn’t do well in all the other core subjects either. With no motivation and no interest, my grades quickly suffered. I was always watching movies and television instead of doing homework. So when I saw that I could take acting class as an elective in high school, it was obviously my first choice. Acting class came a little…

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Perspectives in the Implementation of the Enhanced K-12 Basic Education

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I. INTRODUCTION The Philippines is the last country in Asia and one of the three nations that has a ten year pre-university education program before the implementation of the K-12 system. K-12 program indicates a good quality of education especially for the standard of our education system worldwide, qualification to work abroad and development of skills in employment. The problem in implementation of K-12 in the Philippines is the preparedness of the Filipino people to study with this procedure of…

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The Importance of Poson Poya

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Festival celebrated in Sri Lanka on the full moon of June. The Poson Poya, which is specially noteworthy to the Sri Lankan Buddhists as the day on which Emperor Asoka’s son, the arahant Mahinda, officially introduced Buddhism to the island in the 3rd century B.C. In addition to the normal ritualistic observances undertaken on a poya day, on Poson day devotees flock to Anuradhapura, the ancient capital city of the country, for it was there that arahant Mahinda converted the…

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What caused the downfall of Oedipus?

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The issues connected with religious roles and the roles of gods were relevant during the fifth century among Athenians. Along with development of humanism, a lot of people, especially those, who occupied high positions in Athens, started to consider themselves independent from the gods and their will. The controversy whether the lives of humans depend on fate or their free will was really strong. In the paper we are going to consider this problem related to the tragedy Oedipus Rex…

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What are the Elements that Build a Strong Friendship?

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Healthy and smooth relationship in a society is maybe one of the more vital elements that help in developing a progressive neighborhood of people. As social beings, individuals requires to communicate and relate with other individuals in order to attain specific needs. It is for that reason essential to understand how good relationship through friendship can be developed. A single person is distinct from another making his views, personality and habits different from each and every person he relates with.…

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Ethics of hunting

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Is hunting ethical? As a hunter myself, growing up in a family of hunters, I never answered the question correctly. When asked the question “is hunting ethical? ” I would rattle off information and statistics about wildlife population control and the environmental information gathered by hunters, but I seemed to be missing the point completely. As it was recently pointed out, it was like I was being asked what time it was, and answering the date. I wasn’t incorrect; rather,…

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The Renaissance Centralized Church: A Mathematical and Divine Expression

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The Renaissance period was a time of profound intellectual and artistic transformation, marked by a departure from medieval traditions and a revival of classical ideals. During this era, new architectural concepts emerged, driven by a more scientific understanding of nature and the human body. One of the pivotal developments in Renaissance architecture was the evolution of centralized church plans, guided by principles of precise proportions and mathematical harmony. The Influence of Vitruvius The foundation for the Renaissance fascination with precise…

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Is Organic Food Better?

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There have been many different food trends over the years. We have been told about eating low fat diets, zero carb diets, and now organic. If you are like many others, there is a good chance that you have heard that organic foods are healthier to eat. They contain more vitamins, minerals, enzymes and taste than engineered produce do. Organic foods are also free from insecticides, pesticides, growth hormones, antibiotics, fertilizers and a whole host of other toxic artificial additives,…

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“Traditional” Management Accounting Practices

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Introduction There have been a lot of conflicts in using the traditional management accounting practices. It has been proved that this certain practice could no longer function or holds its other aspect because of the technology innovation or the continuous changes in technology. A lot of new strategies were proposed and introduced to the accounting environment regarding how to make use of the renewed or improved version of management accounting aspect. In this coursework, my aim is to discuss one…

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“Hunters in the Snow” Written by Tobias Wolff

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In “Hunters in the Snow” by Tobias Wolff, we see three characters who apparently appear to be close friends but then as the story moves they lose their patience with each other. In the story, the reader notices how the cold temperatures started to create an impact on each of the characters. It brings out the complexities in their character. In due course of time the reader comes across the true self of the characters. Their simmering resentment towards each…

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Hong Kong’s lifestyle in “Cha Chaan Teng”

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Hong Kong identity is a complicated issue and many different perspectives have to be taken into consideration in order to study this issue. This paper mainly focuses on the cultural perspective of the Hong Kong identity. Hall.S (2000) “identities are never unified and, in late modern times, increasingly fragmented and fractured; never singular but multiply constructed across different, often intersecting and antagonistic, discourses, practices, and positions.” This implies identity is regarded as a shared culture in Hong Kong. Most Hong…

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