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A Reflection on the Illnesses of the Elderly (423 words, 2 pages)

Attending the Workshop on Aging gave me insight and knowledge that was really beneficial. A part of me felt sad when I heard about the many illnesses that affect the elderly and how much of an impact it has on ones life. Aging is a process of life that we ... Read More

A Reflection on Living Life at a Slower Pace (389 words, 1 pages)

Some people are always in a hurry to go places and get things done. Other people prefer to take their time and live life at a slower pace. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and examples to support your positionSince I was a child, others describe me as a ... Read More

A Candid Reflection of My Character (900 words, 3 pages)

AbstractCandid Reflections is a personal diagnostic of the most influential individual in my life. This most influential individual spoken of in this piece of work is no other than Briana Janae Shockley. This will discuss my likes, dislikes, my personality, and my moral virtuosity. Candid Reflection will display the make-up ... Read More

A Reflection on “7C” by Jason Roberts (309 words, 1 pages)

Scar SurvivorI was very excited to read this fascinating short story by the name of7c''. I am impressed with Jason Roberts and am honored to read a weirdshort story winner. I feel comfortable reading short stories, whencharacters explain their pain and how they adapt to their injured body.I have never ... Read More

What Kind of Reflection of God Are We? (559 words, 2 pages)

The modern day Christian has become so self-absorbed it seems they have forgotten that they are representatives of God himself. If a Christian were asked what this title means, sadly, most are left floundering for an adequate answer. So, what could be causing our inability to form an appropriate response? ... Read More

Critical Reflection on Education and Literacy (1041 words, 3 pages)

The pressure of high-stakes testing and other standardized assessmentmeasures dominates schools around the United States, and my school is noexception. This pressure pervades the atmosphere where I teach, which isespecially apparent when the special education teachers gather fordepartment meetings. At our department meeting this week the topic ofprogress monitoring of ... Read More

A Reflection of the Future through Literature (4395 words, 14 pages)

Throughout history, humanity has struggled to lead better lives and improve their surroundings for future generations in an effort to create a perfect society. Many definitions arise on defining what a utopian society is. Within these ideas comes from one of the greatest authors who viewed the evil power science ... Read More

Reflections on Finding My Wu Wei (483 words, 2 pages)

For the promotion of my wu wei I when into my garage with a soccer ball and began to juggle. When I first started I wasnt really thinking anything more than I need to think so I can get this paper done. But then I slowed down to where I ... Read More

A Reflection on My Experience as an Alvernia Student (700 words, 2 pages)

Education at Alvernia is very different from the education I received at in high school. While some things I am learning are the same, the ways of the teaching and the way I have to study to get my work done, has changed very much. My studying habits, the way ... Read More

Reflection on My Writing Class (603 words, 1 pages)

This semester was what I expected it to be in terms of school and theamount of work. I do not think that my writing style did not changethat much for I am not a very good writer. Though something I didrealize about my writing was that I like to write ... Read More

Reflection on Christmas Break (590 words, 2 pages)

As a child, I remember just before the last day of school I gave out presents to my teacher and a few of my friends. I always hope they like what I get them. When school is over the Christmas holiday begins. When growing up I viewed Christmas as a ... Read More

Reflections on My Growth as a Writer (754 words, 3 pages)

English this year has allowed me to grow and flourish as a writer. The techniques and skills that I have adapted in this class will help with future writing. In the 6 writing pieces I have worked on this year including Writing Diagnostic, Writing for an Effect, Portfolio Assignment, Personal ... Read More

Reflection on English Class (452 words, 1 pages)

The thing I liked most about this class was that we had a very good teacher to help us learn new things and some old ones Her name was Ms.Scanlin(AKA Jennifer Scanlin).The thing I didnt like so much is writing this paper because I hate finals,But all and all this ... Read More

A Reflection of the Composition of a Villain in the Character of Alex in A Clockwork Orange, a Novel by Anthony Burgess (714 words, 3 pages)

WHAT COMPOSE A VILLIAN A STUDY BASED ON DYSTOPIA IN THE FILM CLOCKWORK ORANGE DIRECTED BY STANELY KUBRIC A Clockwork Orange (1962) written by Anthony Burgess (1917-1993) is a modern dystopian romance which involves many aspects as Alienation, the great prestige of the male benefits, the difference between physical power ... Read More

A Reflection on the Psychological Findings and Research on Classical Conditioning, Social Cognition, Social Influence, and Seasonal Affective Disorder (992 words, 3 pages)

Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, and covers a wide span of different topics and areas. All the areas of study in psychology generally have one ultimate goal, to improve the quality of life for people. Psychology also strives to describe, explain, predict and control mental ... Read More

An Analysis of the Main Issues, Perspectives, Implications, and Personal Reflections of Four Articles (1515 words, 6 pages)

Article 1 Utilizing the Access Values of CustomersMain Issues The major issues presented in the articles include customer access value where it involves product analysis and proper pricing in order to win customers in as far as both the customers data and base are concerned, customer access where the customers ... Read More

A Reflection of the Struggles of Jane’s Journey to Independence in the Poem Poor Orphan Child by Bessie in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre (744 words, 3 pages)

The language in the poem Poor Orphan Child, sung by Bessie in the novel Jane Eyre, reflects Janes struggle to overcome her desire for companionship and learn solidarity and independence through stronger spiritual and inward personal beliefs. The poem begins by highlighting the loneliness Jane is suffering throughout her life. ... Read More

A Reflection on the Opportunity of Taking the Intercultural Development Inventory (723 words, 3 pages)

Intercultural Dimensions IDI ReflectionI am grateful to have had the opportunity to take the Intercultural Development Inventory because it definitely told me a lot about myself! Before taking the IDI, I thought that I would probably be solidly in the Acceptance range, as the characteristics of this stage seemed to ... Read More

A Reflection of the Multimodal Project and the Lessons I’ve Learned in Class (970 words, 3 pages)

College Composition II Reflection The multimodal project, the last major assignment, is one of the easiest I have completed for the class. My group decided to use a visual and also an audio element in our project to display the argument. The reason behind the decision was that a video ... Read More

A Movie Reflection on Witness (502 words, 2 pages)

Movie Reflection WitnessAfter watching the movie Witness, I have learned how the Amish community lives on a day to day basis. Their practices and their living conditions are much different than the way we live in the modern world today.The Amish live a conservative lifestyle that is different from most ... Read More

A Reflection of My Love for My Grandfather Through the Memories of the Healing Tides of the Southern California Waters (627 words, 2 pages)

Healing Tides It was an end. To the wondering, the bickering, and the sadness itwas the end. My aunt and mother look on as my father tenderly holds myother aunt while standing on a porous rock amidst the beautiful southernCalifornia waters. I do not remember taking this photograph, but what ... Read More

An Examination of the Modern Day Marriage, Its Failures, and a Reflection of the Modern Day Divorce Trends in Shakespeare’s Othello (966 words, 4 pages)

Shakespeare, in his play Othello, explores the multifaceted nature of relationships during his time period and what causes them to fail. The objective of this research paper will be to explore modern day marriage and its shortcomings and note how Shakespeares examples in Othello reflect modern day divorce trends. First ... Read More

A Reflection of the Role of a Collaborator During the Japanese Occupation in Transgressor of the Nation, a Book by Chae Man-Sik (336 words, 1 pages)

Chae Man-siks Transgressor of the Nation deals with his reflection of his role as a collaborator during the Japanese occupation. As I have been acquainted with the horrors of the occupation period from previous history, reading the introduction to the novella evoked a sense of being appalled. However, the curious ... Read More

A Reflection of the Nature of Mass Surveillance in Our Modern Time (2685 words, 10 pages)

Abstract The purpose of this essay will be to reflect upon the nature of masssurveillance as it has manifested itself in the modern era. Given theprevalence of mass surveillance as a social issue and a constant insociety, this essay will seek to understand exactly what constitutes theethical situations and concerns ... Read More

A Reflection of the Superhero Stereotypes in The Watchmen Series (1623 words, 5 pages)

As modern American culture has developed, comic books have been usedas a means to reflect upon the nature of our society and the culture thathas defined the country in itself. Comics have long been an integralattribute of American media, creating iconic figures such as DC Comics'Batman character or Marvel Comics' ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on Beethoven Symphony No. 6 (525 words, 2 pages)

Music has the ability to express feelings that words can not. It is the soundtrack to every good and bad time in our lives. When most people think of music they think of what is popular on the radio and the top charted hits. Music goes so much farther back ... Read More

A Reflection of the Past in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, a Novel by Jonathan Safran Foer (3082 words, 9 pages)

Identity through the PastThe concept of the past is one that causes a wide variety of emotions, ranging anywhere from an pleasant rush of nostalgia to an overwhelming sea of sinking memories. Jonathan Safran Foers novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close involves the retelling of pasts through the concept of ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on the Definition of Excellence (1491 words, 5 pages)

Personal Reflection on ExcellenceWhen this class began my personal definition of excellence would have either been success, morality or a combination of the two, throughout the course of this semester that has changed. I now believe excellence to be what I think Aristotle believed it to be, which is happiness. ... Read More

A Reflection on the Topic of Human Nature Versus Nurture (497 words, 2 pages)

Journal Reflection 4The readings showed very clearly that all people are not born the same. We are born unequal, different environments, different IQs, different social statuses and different biological makeups. The fact that all people are born different brings up the ethical question, if we are all different, then should ... Read More

A Reflection of the Nature of Excellence in Sports (590 words, 2 pages)

Journal Reflection 5Excellence is a characteristic that some people in this world have been able to achieve. It is a seemingly, somewhat common phenomenon in todays world. We may not see this excellence first hand in out everyday lives but our world is filled with excellent people, some being athletes ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013