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Title: The Past, Present and Future of Russian Energy Strategy
Headings: The Past, Present and Future of Russian Energy Strategy
ON GEOPOLITICS
The Past, Present and Future of Russian Energy Strategy
Russia's Imperatives and the Energy Factor
Evolution of Russian Energy Strategies
Challenges to Maintaining Russian Energy
Russia's Next Move
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Connected Content
Content: For instance, Russia is one of Europe's two main energy suppliers and is the only European supplier with large reserves of oil and natural gas and historically cheap prices. Russia's physical connectivity with Europe and ability to undercut any competitor have served as the basis of many of Moscow's relationships in Europe. Evolution of Russian Energy Strategies
Energy's usefulness as a means of achieving Russia's three main imperatives has altered over time because Russia has had to change its strategies depending on shifts in domestic or international circumstances. Moscow's strength lies in its flexibility in managing its energy sector. The importance of Russian energy was established in the late 1800s, when the monarchy saw great potential for the Russian Empire if it could develop this sector on a large scale. However, the empire had neither the technology nor the capital to start up an indigenous energy industry. As a solution, the monarchy eased its foreign investment restrictions, inviting European and U.S. firms to develop the Baku and Volga oil fields. This brought about a brief period of warmer relations between the Russian Empire and many Western partners, particularly the United Kingdom, France and the United States. All parties soon realized that the only way to make the Russian oil business profitable despite the high costs associated with the country's harsh and vast geography was to transform Russia into a massive producer. By the turn of the century, the Russian Empire was producing 31 percent of global oil exports.
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https://www.stratfor.com/weekly/past-present-and-future-russian-energy-strategy
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_418994673#2_838281755
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Title: Family is where life begins, and love never ends | Strathmore University
Headings: Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Important functions of a family
How do we advocate for the family in such a dynamic world?
Content: It also provides them with love, comfort, and help in times of emotional distress, and other types of support. Family provides its members with a social identity. Children are born into their parents’ social class, ethnicity, and religion. How do we advocate for the family in such a dynamic world? One of the key ways to advocate for families is through advocacy campaigns. Advocacy campaigns are a set of actions targeted to create support for a policy or proposal. Such campaigns seek to ensure that all people in society have their voices heard on family issues that are important to them. Also, people’s views are genuinely considered as it protects and promotes their rights when decisions are being made. As individuals, we can become agents of change that benefit the family by; Being up to date on the issues and policies that are affecting families.
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https://www.strathmore.edu/news/family-is-where-life-begins-and-love-never-ends/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_418994673#3_838283117
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Title: Family is where life begins, and love never ends | Strathmore University
Headings: Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Important functions of a family
How do we advocate for the family in such a dynamic world?
Content: Advocacy campaigns are a set of actions targeted to create support for a policy or proposal. Such campaigns seek to ensure that all people in society have their voices heard on family issues that are important to them. Also, people’s views are genuinely considered as it protects and promotes their rights when decisions are being made. As individuals, we can become agents of change that benefit the family by; Being up to date on the issues and policies that are affecting families. By being knowledgeable about trends and happenings, one can not only help others understand why but also offer them specific ways that they can get involved. Working with local institutions. Advocacy does not only mean working on specific laws or changes within the government. You can be an advocate for change within a business, school, or other community institution as well. For example, championing policies like flex time does not only make things easier for parents but is good for the company as well.
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https://www.strathmore.edu/news/family-is-where-life-begins-and-love-never-ends/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_418994673#4_838284609
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Title: Family is where life begins, and love never ends | Strathmore University
Headings: Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Family is where life begins, and love never ends
Important functions of a family
How do we advocate for the family in such a dynamic world?
Content: By being knowledgeable about trends and happenings, one can not only help others understand why but also offer them specific ways that they can get involved. Working with local institutions. Advocacy does not only mean working on specific laws or changes within the government. You can be an advocate for change within a business, school, or other community institution as well. For example, championing policies like flex time does not only make things easier for parents but is good for the company as well. Taking it one step at a time. Always remember you are speaking on behalf of the family. No matter how you use your voice or if you prefer to write emails or letters as a patron be advised that change is not accomplished overnight! However, making a difference and finding the opportunities to get involved in your community is worthwhile. As you celebrate being part of a family remember to raise a flag higher for other families on May 15th every year.
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https://www.strathmore.edu/news/family-is-where-life-begins-and-love-never-ends/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_425297006#0_852440608
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Title: History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Headings: History Of Salsa Sauce
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The Mexican Connection
History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Content: History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
The history of Salsa sauce originated with the Inca people. Salsa (combination of chilies, tomatoes and other spices) can be traced to the Aztecs, Mayans and Incas. The Spaniards first encountered tomatoes after their conquest of Mexico in 1519-1521, which marked the beginning of the history of Salsa sauce. Aztec lords combined tomatoes with chili peppers, ground squash seeds and consumed them mainly as a condiment served on turkey, venison, lobster, and fish. This combination was subsequently called salsa by Alonso de Molina in 1571. Charles E. Erath of New Orleans was the first person in salsa sauce history who began manufacturing Extract of Louisiana Pepper, Red Hot Creole Peppersauce in 1916. A year later, La Victoria Foods started Salsa Brava in Los Angeles. In Louisiana in 1923, Baumer Foods began manufacturing Crystal Hot Sauce and in 1928 Bruce Foods started making Original Louisiana Hot Sauce - two salsa sauce brands that are still in existence. In 1941, Henry Tanklage formed La Victoria Sales Company to market a new La Victoria salsa line. He introduced red and green taco, and enchilada sauces - the first of salsa hot sauces in US.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/food_editorials/snacks/dips_and_sauces/history_of_salsa_sauce_the_mexican_connection.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_425297006#1_852442288
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Title: History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Headings: History Of Salsa Sauce
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The Mexican Connection
History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Content: Charles E. Erath of New Orleans was the first person in salsa sauce history who began manufacturing Extract of Louisiana Pepper, Red Hot Creole Peppersauce in 1916. A year later, La Victoria Foods started Salsa Brava in Los Angeles. In Louisiana in 1923, Baumer Foods began manufacturing Crystal Hot Sauce and in 1928 Bruce Foods started making Original Louisiana Hot Sauce - two salsa sauce brands that are still in existence. In 1941, Henry Tanklage formed La Victoria Sales Company to market a new La Victoria salsa line. He introduced red and green taco, and enchilada sauces - the first of salsa hot sauces in US. He took over the entire La Victoria operation in 1946, which manufactures ten different hot sauces now covering the entire salsa spectrum, including Green Chili Salsa and Red Salsa Jalape?a. According to the hot sauce history, salsa manufacturing in Texas began in 1947 with David and Margaret Pace and their picante sauce. In 1952, La Victoria Foods introduced the first commercial taco sauce in US and in 1955, La Preferida launched a line of salsas. In 1975, Patti Swidler of Arizona launched Desert Rose Salsa. Four years later, in Austin (Texas), Dan Jardine began producing Jardine's commercial salsa, giving Austin the reputation in the history of Salsa Sauce as the hot sauce capital of America.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/food_editorials/snacks/dips_and_sauces/history_of_salsa_sauce_the_mexican_connection.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_425297006#2_852444025
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Title: History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Headings: History Of Salsa Sauce
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The Mexican Connection
History Of Salsa Sauce - The Mexican Connection
Content: He took over the entire La Victoria operation in 1946, which manufactures ten different hot sauces now covering the entire salsa spectrum, including Green Chili Salsa and Red Salsa Jalape?a. According to the hot sauce history, salsa manufacturing in Texas began in 1947 with David and Margaret Pace and their picante sauce. In 1952, La Victoria Foods introduced the first commercial taco sauce in US and in 1955, La Preferida launched a line of salsas. In 1975, Patti Swidler of Arizona launched Desert Rose Salsa. Four years later, in Austin (Texas), Dan Jardine began producing Jardine's commercial salsa, giving Austin the reputation in the history of Salsa Sauce as the hot sauce capital of America. Another Texas company, the El Paso Chili Company, was started in 1980 by Norma and W. Park Kerr. In 1986, Miguel's Stowe Away in Vermont launched a salsa line and in April, 1986, Sauces & Salsas Ltd. began manufacturing the Montezuma brand of hot pepper sauces and salsas in Ohio. Between 1985 and 1990, Mexican sauce sales grew seventy-nine percent; between 1988 and 1992, the percentage of American households buying salsa increased from 16 to 36. By 1992, the top eight salsa manufacturers in the history of salsa sauce were Pace, Old El Paso, Frito-Lay, Chi-Chi's, La Victoria, Ortega, Herdez, and Newman's Own.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/food_editorials/snacks/dips_and_sauces/history_of_salsa_sauce_the_mexican_connection.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_425305359#0_852458324
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Title: Salsa Is Good For You
Headings: Salsa Is Good For You
Salsa Is Good For You
Content: Salsa Is Good For You
Salsa Is Good For You
When you think of condiments, what comes to mind? Ketchup, mustard and other condiments that have been in American culture for a very long time. Recently, with globalization and the immigration of foreigners to America, we have seen and tasted foods from all over the world. Salsa is quickly becoming the most popular condiment in the United States. According to sales records, salsa is taking over the top spot from ketchup. Unlike ketchup, salsa is easily made at home and offers a variety of ingredients and variations. You can increasingly see salsa being used on a variety of foods. It’s successfully integrated its way into American foods. The other day, I saw somebody adding it to their baked potato. Although tomatoes are the main ingredient of salsa, many times, you’ll see salsa without tomatoes.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/food_editorials/snacks/dips_and_sauces/salsa_is_good_for_you.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_426016155#0_853964247
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Title: The Difference a Holistic Business Approach Makes
Headings: The Difference a Holistic Business Approach Makes
The Difference a Holistic Business Approach Makes
Content: The Difference a Holistic Business Approach Makes
The Difference a Holistic Business Approach Makes
A holistic business approach is a relatively new concept that is increasingly being accepted by the business world. To be a business that uses holistic techniques, it means that the entire organization is considered in its processes and policies, as opposed to focusing only on its specific components. By using the holistic approach to running a business, you will make certain that your business is running at its full potential, as opposed to simply having strong areas and weak areas. Holistic approaches to business, such as the increasingly popular Six Sigma business strategy developed by Motorola, involve the consideration of the entire business situation instead of only a single time or portion of it. In order to implement such a process, many businesses choose to reach out to professionals for help, with consultants such as the Six Sigma Champions and Black Belts who will help different team members to see the organization in an entirely new light. This thinking isn't simply "out of the box", but instead it believes that it removes the box altogether. In this sense, holistic business strategies allow business people to develop entirely new mindsets and beliefs about their companies and their roles within them. Dramatic improvements are made to help to maximize the potential of the business, and then take full advantage of that potential. This type of business strategy is considered by many experts to be fundamental to achieving the successes that are desired. To reach the right goals, a proper foundation must be laid, and according to many, this foundation is a strong holistic business strategy.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/travel_guide/21950/business_and_finance/the_difference_a_holistic_business_approach_makes.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_426042323#0_854015846
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Title: Frameworks in Nursing Theory And Practical
Headings: Frameworks in Nursing Theory And Practical
Frameworks in Nursing Theory And Practical
Content: Frameworks in Nursing Theory And Practical
Frameworks in Nursing Theory And Practical
Nursing theory is the term given to the body of wisdom that is used to support nursing practice. In their professional education, nurses will study a range of interconnected subjects which can be applied to the practice setting. This knowledge may come from experiential learning, from formal sources such as nursing research or from non-nursing sources. Nursing theories provide a framework for nurses to systematize their nursing actions: what to ask, what to observe, what to focus on and what to think about, to develop new and validate current knowledge. They define commonalities of the variables in a stated field of inquiry, guide nursing research and actions, predict practice outcomes, and predict client response. Nursing theories are used to describe, develop, disseminate, and use previous/present knowledge in nursing. Descriptive theory identifies properties and components of a discipline. They identify meaning and observations and describe what elements exist in that discipline. Explanatory theory identifies how the properties and components relate to each other and accounts for how the discipline functions.
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https://www.streetdirectory.com/travel_guide/25527/health/frameworks_in_nursing_theory_and_practical.html
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_428704891#10_859681151
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Title: OBS - What’s That? We Describe the Description - Street Trucks
Headings: OBS – What’s That? We Describe the Description
OBS – What’s That? We Describe the Description
What is an OBS? (Old Body Style or Original Body Style)
Represented Model Years
Notable Moments in the C/K Timeline
Chevrolet Tahoe
Chevrolet Suburban
Content: The two-door weighs roughly 4,500 pounds while the four-door weighs approximately 5,500 pounds. The two-door has a 6-inch shorter wheelbase than the four-door. The standard engine was Chevrolet’s 5.7L (350ci) small-block V-8, while a turbocharged 6.5L (395ci) Detroit Diesel V-8 was available beginning in 1994. Chevrolet Suburban
The GMT400-based Suburbans were introduced in December 1991 for the 1992 model year even though the similar pickup truck models had switched to the newer platforms in the 1988. Both 2WD and 4WD models, designated “C” and “K”, were offered, as well as half ton and three-quarter ton versions. The GMT400 series introduced independent front suspension. The 2WD models used coil springs and 4WD models used torsion bars in the front suspension. All models used a live axle and leaf springs in the rear. For a 1995 Suburban, 0–60 mph times were around 9.3 seconds at best. The top speed of a 1995 Suburban was governed on the engine for economy and a maximum of 98 mph could be obtained with a fuel economy of 13 mpg.
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https://www.streettrucksmag.com/obs-whats-that-we-describe-the-description/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429394775#18_861565244
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Title: The 5 Best Sprinting Spikes - 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Sprinting Spikes – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Sprinting Spikes – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Top Picks
Reviews Of The Best Sprinting Spikes
Top Picks
Reviews Of The Best Sprinting Spikes
1. Saucony Men's Spitfire
2. Asics Men's Hypersprint 5
3. Saucony Men's Velocity
4. Puma Complete Tfx Sprint 3
5. Puma Men's Tfx Sprint V4
Benefits Of Sprinting Spikes
Good Traction and Toe Spring
Versatile
Lightweight
Factors to Consider When Choosing Sprinting Spikes
Spike Type
Spike Number, Length and Shape
Weight
Fit Preference
Conclusion
Content: While spikes can increase your speed, the absence of shoe cushioning and padding doesn’t give a lot of comfort. Spikes should fit you well but some can get uncomfortable when worn all day. Factors to Consider When Choosing Sprinting Spikes
Spike Type
Sprinting is all about running over a short distance in the fastest time possible. This means that you need to have an aggressive spike that can handle tremendous stress as soon as you propelled out of the starting line towards the finish line. Sprinting spikes use either stiff or flexible spike attachment. If you want to have less support in the front of the shoe then you can use a more flexible plate. Spike Number, Length and Shape
Sprinting spikes contain different number of pin or spikes. They can range from three to eight spikes depending on the shoe manufacturer and pl
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-sprinting-spikes/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429419635#3_861625761
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Title: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews And Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Product Summaries
Product Reviews And Comparisons
1. Pure Encapsulations B-Complex Plus
2. New Chapter Coenzyme B Food Complex
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
4. Thorne Research Stress B-Complex
5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Checkout The Food Sources
Dosage Matters
Absorption Factor
Conclusion
Content: It offers the vitamins in “coenzyme” form. If you are looking for a product that allows your body to readily absorb these nutrients, then this may be the one you are looking for. Nature’s Bounty B-Complex
This B complex formulation is fortified with vitamin C and folic acid. These are vitamins, along with other additional nutrients, that work in tandem to give your circulatory health a boost. Garden of Life Vitamin Code B-Complex: Some people prefer nutrient sources from whole foods. If that is the type of vitamin formulation you are akin to take then Garden of Life may be the option for you. This formulation contains an organic blend. This vitamin should be an interesting option for vegans who want to be sure that they aren’t taking any nutrients from animal based sources. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Just like other B complex supplements mentioned in this review, Solgar also promotes the natural metabolism of proteins, carbs, as well as fats.
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-vitamin-b-complex/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429419635#10_861637976
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Title: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews And Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Product Summaries
Product Reviews And Comparisons
1. Pure Encapsulations B-Complex Plus
2. New Chapter Coenzyme B Food Complex
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
4. Thorne Research Stress B-Complex
5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Checkout The Food Sources
Dosage Matters
Absorption Factor
Conclusion
Content: This whole food B vitamin formula provides nervous system support and an energy boost. It also contains nutrients that help improve your body’s metabolism. Each serving of this B complex product provides essential doses of thiamine (5 mg.), riboflavin (9 mg.), niacin (45 mg.), vitamin B6 (9 mg.), folate (400 mcg.), vitamin B12 (120 mcg.), biotin (300 mcg.), and pantothenic acid (45 mg.).
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-vitamin-b-complex/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429419635#11_861639126
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Title: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews And Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Product Summaries
Product Reviews And Comparisons
1. Pure Encapsulations B-Complex Plus
2. New Chapter Coenzyme B Food Complex
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
4. Thorne Research Stress B-Complex
5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Checkout The Food Sources
Dosage Matters
Absorption Factor
Conclusion
Content: vitamin B6 (9 mg.), folate (400 mcg.), vitamin B12 (120 mcg.), biotin (300 mcg.), and pantothenic acid (45 mg.). Pros
Non GMO formulation
It contains only organic ingredients sourced from natural food sources
Formula includes additional nutrients sourced from fruits and veggies
Cons
This product contains soy and yeast, which may cause an allergic reaction
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
Buy It On Amazon
Nature’s Way B-50 is a blend of B vitamins and other nutrients that provide the body with the essential protection for its nerve functions. It also has lipotropic functions that help to convert fat into nutrients that can be utilized by the body. This product is a single capsule serving. It contains a unique nutrient blend that includes 25 mg choline, 50 mg inositol, 50 mg of pantothenic acid, 50 mcg of biotin, 50 mcg of vitamin B12, 400 mcg of folic acid, 50 mg of vitamin B6, 50 mg of niacin, 50 mg of riboflavin, and 50 mg of thiamine.
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-vitamin-b-complex/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429419635#14_861644854
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Title: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews And Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Product Summaries
Product Reviews And Comparisons
1. Pure Encapsulations B-Complex Plus
2. New Chapter Coenzyme B Food Complex
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
4. Thorne Research Stress B-Complex
5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Checkout The Food Sources
Dosage Matters
Absorption Factor
Conclusion
Content: Unlike a lot of the competing products in the market today, the B vitamins contained in each capsule is not derived from yeast. The nutrients included in the formulation is easily absorbed and used by the body. Each tablet does not contain any sweeteners, preservatives, food coloring agents, and artificial flavorings. They are gluten free, and they do not contain any sugar, corn, soy, dairy, GMOs, nuts, eggs, barley, and rhye. This formula is a single capsule serving. Each dose provides 40 mg of choline citrate, 250 mg of pantothenic acid, 100 mcg of B12, 200 mcg of folate, 28.4 mg of B6, 80 mg of niacin, 25 mg of riboflavin, and 50 mg of thiamine. Pros
Does not contain any yeast
Additional adrenal boost
This formula is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Cons
This B vitamin supplement contains a folate source called 5-methyltetrahydrofolate, which has contraindications for people undergoing methotrexate therapy. 5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Buy It On Amazon
The unique formula used to manufacture Solgar Vitamin B-Complex gives your body a nervous system boost.
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-vitamin-b-complex/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429419635#16_861648601
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Title: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews And Top Picks
Headings: The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
The 5 Best Vitamin B Complex – 2017 Reviews and Top Picks
Product Summaries
Product Reviews And Comparisons
1. Pure Encapsulations B-Complex Plus
2. New Chapter Coenzyme B Food Complex
3. Nature’s Way B-50 Complex
4. Thorne Research Stress B-Complex
5. Solgar Vitamin B-Complex
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Checkout The Food Sources
Dosage Matters
Absorption Factor
Conclusion
Content: It also supports cardiovascular health. It has nutrients that also support the formation of red blood cells. Since the ingredients for this vitamin nutrient supplement is sourced from plant sources, it is certified as suitable for use among vegetarians. You only need one capsule per day as your daily required serving. Each serving contains 20 mg of choline, 100 mg of inositol, 100 mg of pantothenic acid, 100 mcg of biotin, 100 mcg of B12, 400 mcg of folic acid, 100 mg of vitamin B6, 100 mg of niacin, 100 mg of B2, and 100 mg of vitamin B1. Pros
Suitable for vegetarians
Certified Gluten Free
Capsules disolve very easily
Cons
Some users report issues with indigestion and cramps after use
Analyze The B Vitamin Blend
Now that you know some of the best B vitamin supplement formulas in the market, we should emphasize that each formulation is unique. The fact is that these B vitamins can work in tandem, providing metabolic support and other health benefits. Note that each B vitamin has its functions and you should get the formula with the right B vitamin that you need. For instance, B12, B9, and B6 help to regulate amino acid levels. B12 also helps boost the production of red blood cells.
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https://www.strengthauthority.com/best-vitamin-b-complex/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_429977175#5_862901344
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Title: How Being Outdoors and Getting Active Impacts Stress Management - The American Institute of Stress
Headings: How Being Outdoors and Getting Active Impacts Stress Management
How Being Outdoors and Getting Active Impacts Stress Management
Being Outside Reduces Stress and Anxiety
Adventures Take Our Mind Off Stressful Routines
The Outdoors Recharges Us
The Outdoors Can Improve Your Mood
Nature Helps You See the Bigger Picture
Taking on Outdoor Adventures Helps You Feel Fulfilled
Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!
Categories
Content: Exploring the outdoors – whether you’re walking, hiking, biking, swimming, or camping – can improve your mood and your self-esteem. Increased blood circulation to the brain, as well as the release of “happy” chemicals like serotonin and endorphins, help contribute to this increased sense of well-being. Nature Helps You See the Bigger Picture
Your daily routine can cause anxiety and stress that can feel overwhelming. Escaping the rat race and retreating to the great outdoors can help you see a bigger perspective. You will begin to see that life is more than just your cubicle or your office. Being outdoors will allow you to see the world as a big, bright, interconnected community. Taking on Outdoor Adventures Helps You Feel Fulfilled
If you want to succeed at work, you need to live a life outside of it. It does sound pretty counterintuitive, but having an outdoor hobby can help you work better. One study found that hobbies provide instant stress relief to overwhelmed individuals. Another study noted that those who engage in creative hobbies are more creative and innovative at work.
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https://www.stress.org/how-being-outdoors-and-getting-active-impacts-stress-management
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_430024106#8_863030521
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Title: Mental Health and First Responders: How Their Jobs Can Cause More than Just Stress - The American Institute of Stress
Headings: Mental Health and First Responders: How Their Jobs Can Cause More than Just Stress
Mental Health and First Responders: How Their Jobs Can Cause More than Just Stress
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Categories
Content: However, there are a lot of social and cultural barriers that postpone or discourage them from getting the help they need. Stigma is a significant issue for those living with mental illness in the United States. For example, only 24.6 percent of participants who were living with mental health symptoms thought that people would care about their struggle. However, this same study found that 57.3 percent of respondents who were not struggling with mental health symptoms believed that people were sympathetic to the issue. Therefore, those with mental health issues mistakenly underestimate the overall sympathetic nature of the general population. Most importantly, though, the cultural stigma behind mental health stems from the false idea that a person’s mental health struggles are a sign of weakness and are unimportant. This, of course, is far from the truth. Things Are Changing
There have been an upsurge in prevention and education efforts across many support organizations for active firefighters and first responders as well as retired veterans. This includes organizations like the National Fire Protection Association which has helped to increase awareness of how common mental health problems are among first responders and firefighters. The fact of the matter is this:
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https://www.stress.org/mental-health-and-first-responders-how-their-jobs-can-cause-more-than-just-stress
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_434180633#0_871435332
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Title: Military cell phone regulations can keep calls waiting - News - Stripes
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Content: Military cell phone regulations can keep calls waiting - News - Stripes
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Military cell phone regulations can keep calls waiting
Petty Officer 1st Class Geoffrey Lozanda takes a break from his bike ride to answer his phone at Yokosuka Naval Base on Thursday. CHRISTOPHER B. STOLTZ / S&S
By ALLISON BATDORFF | STARS AND STRIPES Published: October 28, 2006
YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE, Japan — Driving while using a cell phone is illegal on every Navy installation worldwide. But what about chatting when you’re on foot? What about gabbing in uniform? For sailors at Yokosuka Naval Base, the wisdom differs depending on what you’re wearing. Cell phones in uniform
Sailors can wear a cell phone while in uniform, but walking and talking on it is generally discouraged unless you’re talking shop, said Yokosuka Naval Base commanding officer Capt. Greg Cornish. It’s largely a leadership call, though, he said. “There’s nothing officially prohibiting talking on the cellular phone in uniform, but we tend to discourage it because it doesn’t project a crisp military image,” Cornish said. “
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https://www.stripes.com/news/military-cell-phone-regulations-can-keep-calls-waiting-1.56007
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Title: Vietnam at 50
Headings:
Content: Bow to their captors or take a beating. But in October 1969, the rules changed. At least temporarily. Features
1969
'Peace with honor'
Atop Hamburger Hill
Patriotism or protest? Protests in Washington
Remembering the fallen
'The torture stopped'
1968
Back
1968
It all goes to hell
Vietnam at 50: 1968
The Tet Offensive of 1968 transformed the Vietnam War – and America. It forced the U.S. to confront basic questions it had avoided throughout the country’s long descent into war – how long will it take to win in Vietnam, how much will it cost and is victory worth the price? The sparks of war
Viewed through the prism of time, the years after World War II can seem like an idyllic era, with U.S. power supreme, the middle class thriving and families living stable “Ozzie and Harriet” lives after decades of war and economic depression. Love, protest, music and ‘madness’
1967 was a time of change and hard questions, a coming of age for a generation with bipolar views about the war. It was the year that those who answered the call to serve and those who burned their draft cards battled for the identity of their generation.
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https://www.stripes.com/news/special-reports/vietnam-at-50
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Title: Training Frequency for Strength Development: What the Data Say
Headings: Training Frequency for Strength Development: What the Data Say
Training Frequency for Strength Development: What the Data Say
Technical Notes
Results
Discussion
Practical Recommendations for Training Frequency
Edit/Correction
Content: Thank you Neyeloff et al.!) with frequency as a binary term (i.e. higher frequency vs. lower frequency), including all exercises from all studies. I also calculated the pooled average percent strength gains, pooled weekly percent strength gains, and difference between groups for all exercises in all studies as a more easily interpretable meta-analysis, since effect sizes can sometimes seem somewhat abstract. I made two tables for further analysis: one table of the weekly percentage strength gains for each frequency in all studies, and one table of the difference in weekly percentage strength gains for each frequency. In this second table, for example, a frequency of three per week was occasionally the high frequency condition, and occasionally the low frequency condition; this allows for comparisons between a given frequency and all other frequencies (both higher and lower) to see if there’s a frequency “sweet spot” or a range of frequencies that tends to perform best. As a sub-analysis, I analyzed studies comparing frequencies of once or twice per week to frequencies of 3+ times per week, and studies comparing frequencies of 1-3x per week to 4+ times per week using weekly percent strength gains. As further sub-analyses, I analyzed frequency as a binary term using percentage weekly strength gains in studies on trained lifters, studies on untrained lifters, measures of pressing strength, and measures of quad-dominant compound lower body strength. Results
Thirteen studies with a total of 328 subjects met the inclusion criteria, allowing for 31 comparisons.
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https://www.strongerbyscience.com/training-frequency/
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Title: Money Laundering Case Examples | What was the outcome?
Headings: Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Contents
What are money laundering offences?
Money laundering case examples
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences?
How can I get further help?
Get immediate engagement and your best chance of acquittal.
Emergency?
Content: It is not unusual for businesses to receive large cash amounts, so there is often little suspicion from authorities. This also happens with property ‘investments’, where large sums of cash are invested into deposits, renovations, or other property-related activities. Off-shore layering. To conceal the origin of funds, many money launderers will route money through off-shore bank accounts in an attempt to hide the cash’s trail from on-shore authorities, who may not have the legal power to investigate the source of foreign funds. This is known as ‘layering’ because it adds another layer of transaction on top of the trail that can divert attention from the true source. In the UK, money laundering is dealt with by the Proceeds of Crimes Act 2002, the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018, and a series of complex national and international anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Money laundering case examples
Case Details
Judgment Date
Sentence
Link to Transcript
Defendants ‘suspected’ cash was proceeds of crime but were not certain
07/06/2005
Acquitted
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2005/87.html
Conspiracy to launder proceeds of drug trafficking
17/02/2006
Confiscation of £2.5 million
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2007/1248.html
Estate agent entering into money laundering agreement
19/06/2006
3 years’ imprisonment
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2006/2155.html
Transferring £300,000 to Jamaica in suspected drug trafficking scheme
18/12/2012
2 years’ imprisonment, reduced to 15 months’
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Monfries.pdf
Laundering £2.2 million over a period of ten days
13/01/2017
18 months’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Sula.pdf
Laundering in the context of property lease fraud
19/06/2012
3.5 years’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Shreeve.pdf
Insider dealing and transferring criminal property worth £197,000
23/10/2012
18 months’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Rollins.pdf
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
The team at Stuart Miller Solicitors deal with money laundering cases on a daily basis. Many times, the first instance in which you receive details about the offence you are alleged to have committed will be the police interview (and even then, you may not get much information from the investigating officers at all). Ensure you have an experienced money laundering defence solicitor with you at this meeting, as the police can use highly complex techniques to get information out of you and you need to protect yourself from self-incrimination. Examples of money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors include:
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https://www.stuartmillersolicitors.co.uk/criminal-law-cases/money-laundering-case-examples/
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Title: Money Laundering Case Examples | What was the outcome?
Headings: Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Contents
What are money laundering offences?
Money laundering case examples
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences?
How can I get further help?
Get immediate engagement and your best chance of acquittal.
Emergency?
Content: In the UK, money laundering is dealt with by the Proceeds of Crimes Act 2002, the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018, and a series of complex national and international anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Money laundering case examples
Case Details
Judgment Date
Sentence
Link to Transcript
Defendants ‘suspected’ cash was proceeds of crime but were not certain
07/06/2005
Acquitted
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2005/87.html
Conspiracy to launder proceeds of drug trafficking
17/02/2006
Confiscation of £2.5 million
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2007/1248.html
Estate agent entering into money laundering agreement
19/06/2006
3 years’ imprisonment
http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2006/2155.html
Transferring £300,000 to Jamaica in suspected drug trafficking scheme
18/12/2012
2 years’ imprisonment, reduced to 15 months’
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Monfries.pdf
Laundering £2.2 million over a period of ten days
13/01/2017
18 months’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Sula.pdf
Laundering in the context of property lease fraud
19/06/2012
3.5 years’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Shreeve.pdf
Insider dealing and transferring criminal property worth £197,000
23/10/2012
18 months’ imprisonment
https://crimeline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Rollins.pdf
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
The team at Stuart Miller Solicitors deal with money laundering cases on a daily basis. Many times, the first instance in which you receive details about the offence you are alleged to have committed will be the police interview (and even then, you may not get much information from the investigating officers at all). Ensure you have an experienced money laundering defence solicitor with you at this meeting, as the police can use highly complex techniques to get information out of you and you need to protect yourself from self-incrimination. Examples of money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors include: A man who wanted to borrow cash from a friend to buy a council house was arrested and charged with conspiring to transfer criminal property as part of a wider money laundering plot, but was cleared when the team at Stuart Miller Solicitors proved he had not acted criminally in seeking to purchase the house. Many international money laundering cases involving jurisdictions as diverse as: Afghanistan, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Spain, South Africa, and the United States of America. What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences? Sentencing for money laundering cases can be complex because of the sheer number of ways in which the offence may be committed, and the different amounts involved.
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https://www.stuartmillersolicitors.co.uk/criminal-law-cases/money-laundering-case-examples/
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Title: Money Laundering Case Examples | What was the outcome?
Headings: Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Contents
What are money laundering offences?
Money laundering case examples
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences?
How can I get further help?
Get immediate engagement and your best chance of acquittal.
Emergency?
Content: A man who wanted to borrow cash from a friend to buy a council house was arrested and charged with conspiring to transfer criminal property as part of a wider money laundering plot, but was cleared when the team at Stuart Miller Solicitors proved he had not acted criminally in seeking to purchase the house. Many international money laundering cases involving jurisdictions as diverse as: Afghanistan, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Spain, South Africa, and the United States of America. What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences? Sentencing for money laundering cases can be complex because of the sheer number of ways in which the offence may be committed, and the different amounts involved. Generally, the more money involved, the harsher the punishment. The maximum sentence for money laundering is 14 years’ imprisonment if tried at the Crown Court and a maximum of 12 months if you are being tried for more than one offence at the Magistrate’s Court (the maximum is six months if you are being tried for one offence). As with other crimes, the courts may look at mitigating factors that could reduce the sentence you are given. Mitigating factors might include: Being forced into participation (for example, if someone threatened you to hide money for them)
Showing a high level of remorse
The given offence being your first offence
Good character references, including good professional references that show this behaviour was out of character
The impact that imprisonment may have on your family, particularly vulnerable persons like children or immediate family members with serious health conditions
The presence of any serious medical conditions that require you to have ongoing, long-term, urgent, or intensive treatment
Whether your participation was legitimate at the start, and only later became illegal through deliberate or accidental actions
Your willingness to provide compensation or apologies to the victims
Your willingness to cooperate with authorities in providing information about your involvement and the involvement of others
Whether extenuating circumstances, such as serious financial hardship that affected your family, was a reason for your participation in the money laundering
Money laundering may also entail other consequences, such as ancillary orders (additional restrictions on your financial and business life, for example:
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https://www.stuartmillersolicitors.co.uk/criminal-law-cases/money-laundering-case-examples/
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Title: Money Laundering Case Examples | What was the outcome?
Headings: Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Money Laundering Case Examples
Contents
What are money laundering offences?
Money laundering case examples
Money laundering cases defended by Stuart Miller Solicitors
What are the sentencing guidelines for money laundering offences?
How can I get further help?
Get immediate engagement and your best chance of acquittal.
Emergency?
Content: Generally, the more money involved, the harsher the punishment. The maximum sentence for money laundering is 14 years’ imprisonment if tried at the Crown Court and a maximum of 12 months if you are being tried for more than one offence at the Magistrate’s Court (the maximum is six months if you are being tried for one offence). As with other crimes, the courts may look at mitigating factors that could reduce the sentence you are given. Mitigating factors might include: Being forced into participation (for example, if someone threatened you to hide money for them)
Showing a high level of remorse
The given offence being your first offence
Good character references, including good professional references that show this behaviour was out of character
The impact that imprisonment may have on your family, particularly vulnerable persons like children or immediate family members with serious health conditions
The presence of any serious medical conditions that require you to have ongoing, long-term, urgent, or intensive treatment
Whether your participation was legitimate at the start, and only later became illegal through deliberate or accidental actions
Your willingness to provide compensation or apologies to the victims
Your willingness to cooperate with authorities in providing information about your involvement and the involvement of others
Whether extenuating circumstances, such as serious financial hardship that affected your family, was a reason for your participation in the money laundering
Money laundering may also entail other consequences, such as ancillary orders (additional restrictions on your financial and business life, for example: confiscations, requirements to pay reparations, and paying compensation). Read more about money laundering sentencing. As with other criminal prosecutions, money laundering cases have to be dismissed if there is not sufficient evidence to convict, but where there is evidence against you, you may be able to rely on one of the following general defences to have your sentence reduced or case thrown out altogether: Duress. As mentioned, if someone forces you into participation in the money laundering (either through physical violence, threats to your family, attacks on your business, or similar pressures), you may be able to rely on the defence of duress.
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https://www.stuartmillersolicitors.co.uk/criminal-law-cases/money-laundering-case-examples/
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: 1
Family-school relationships should be focused on student progress and success. The reason for educators and families to cooperate, coordinate, and collaborate is to enhance learning opportunities, educational progress, and school success for students. Therefore, family-school interactions focus on what each partner can do to improve the development and learning of children and youth. Families are equal partners in attaining educational goals for students. Educators view families and creating family-school relationships as essential for children’s optimal academic, social, and emotional learning. Both in- and out-of-school times are recognized as influencing students’ school performance. When student concerns are described, the reciprocal influence between family and school contexts is considered. Decisions made at school affect home, and vice versa. Sharing information about child behavior across settings is valued. Each partner recognizes that he or she sees the child primarily in one setting and understands how the child is reacting in the other setting.
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: Both in- and out-of-school times are recognized as influencing students’ school performance. When student concerns are described, the reciprocal influence between family and school contexts is considered. Decisions made at school affect home, and vice versa. Sharing information about child behavior across settings is valued. Each partner recognizes that he or she sees the child primarily in one setting and understands how the child is reacting in the other setting. Differences in child observations are expected (e.g., the child does not behave the same way in home situations) and are valuable for assessment and intervention planning. Collaboration has a positive impact on student learning. Educators believe that home and school can accomplish more than either home or school can accomplish alone. They also believe in equality (the willingness to listen to, respect, and learn from one another) and parity (the blending of knowledge, skills, and ideas to enhance positive outcomes for children) 2. Families should be active partners in decision making.
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_445032607#3_890900161
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: Differences in child observations are expected (e.g., the child does not behave the same way in home situations) and are valuable for assessment and intervention planning. Collaboration has a positive impact on student learning. Educators believe that home and school can accomplish more than either home or school can accomplish alone. They also believe in equality (the willingness to listen to, respect, and learn from one another) and parity (the blending of knowledge, skills, and ideas to enhance positive outcomes for children) 2. Families should be active partners in decision making. Educators believe in the value of making decisions with parents. They avoid such practices as making decisions in separate meetings prior to meeting with parents. Educators recognize parents’ expertise and seek input from them on a regular basis. Educators believe in including parents when addressing concerns about student learning. Problems are solved mutually and without blaming each other.
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_445032607#4_890901664
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: Educators believe in the value of making decisions with parents. They avoid such practices as making decisions in separate meetings prior to meeting with parents. Educators recognize parents’ expertise and seek input from them on a regular basis. Educators believe in including parents when addressing concerns about student learning. Problems are solved mutually and without blaming each other. When students are experiencing school difficulties, school personnel and parents understand that two-way communication is necessary. Families and school personnel realize that they see the children’s behavior in their respective settings and, therefore, withhold judgment until both sides have had an opportunity to provide input. Blame is not attributed to only the family or only the school. Problem solving is based on a positive, strength-based orientation. Families and school personnel operate from a non-deficit model and they focus on strengths of individuals (educators, parents, student).
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_445032607#5_890903178
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: When students are experiencing school difficulties, school personnel and parents understand that two-way communication is necessary. Families and school personnel realize that they see the children’s behavior in their respective settings and, therefore, withhold judgment until both sides have had an opportunity to provide input. Blame is not attributed to only the family or only the school. Problem solving is based on a positive, strength-based orientation. Families and school personnel operate from a non-deficit model and they focus on strengths of individuals (educators, parents, student). School personnel view parents as resources for addressing educational concerns. Collaborative problem solving efforts help to foster optimism about what school personnel and families can accomplish by working together. Family-school relationships are cultivated and are sustained over time. Family- school relationships are an ongoing process. Families and educators work together within and across school years to address mutual concerns and provide mutual support for enhancing the learning progress of children and adolescents.
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_445032607#6_890904822
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Title: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success - Institute for Student Achievement
Headings: Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
Family-School Partnerships: 9 Beliefs and Attitudes for Success
By Abner Oakes
Content: School personnel view parents as resources for addressing educational concerns. Collaborative problem solving efforts help to foster optimism about what school personnel and families can accomplish by working together. Family-school relationships are cultivated and are sustained over time. Family- school relationships are an ongoing process. Families and educators work together within and across school years to address mutual concerns and provide mutual support for enhancing the learning progress of children and adolescents. Thus, educators realize that working as partners with parents this year will strengthen the partnership in subsequent years. 1 Liontos, Lynn Balster. At-risk families & schools: Becoming partners. Eugene, OR:
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https://www.studentachievement.org/blog/9-beliefs-and-attitudes-that-foster-collaborative-family-school-partnerships/
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Title: 11 Tips on How to Pay off Student Loans Fast | Student Debt Relief
Headings: 11 Tips on How to Pay off Student Loans Fast
11 Tips on How to Pay off Student Loans Fast
Start Paying Your Loans While You’re in School
Know Where Your Money is Going
Ignore the Minimum and Pay More
Treat Cash Windfalls as Massive Loan Payments
Pay off High-Interest Loans First
Refinance Your Student Loans
Understand Capitalized Interest
Take Advantage of Interest Rate Reductions with Auto-Pay
Find an Employer That Offers Student Loan Repayment Assistance
Deduct up to $2,500 in Taxable Income
Research Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
Content: Research Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
There are several ways to have your student loans forgiven, such as the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, which applies to qualifying loans after 10 years of payments. You can work for a government agency, non-profit organization or other qualifying organizations. Your state may also offer some repayment assistance in which they repay part of your loan, but you need to work in an area in which the state needs assistance. You can also work for the Peace Corps to get a deferment of Stafford, Perkins, or Consolidation loans. If you work for Americorps for a year, you’ll receive $4,725 for your loans. Volunteering with Volunteers in Service to America for 1,700 hours will give you $4,725 for your loans, too. Thinking of joining the military? You can see the student loan benefit eligibility here. Paying off your student loans fast is a smart financial decision that will help you to get out of debt quickly. Not only will you enjoy sticking to your plan as you see your principal decrease, but you’ll be even closer to other financial goals like saving for a car or a house, retirement or for your children’s education.
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https://www.studentdebtrelief.us/student-loans/11-tips-pay-off-student-loans-fast/
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Title: Media Bias
Headings: Media Bias
Media Bias
TYPES OF MEDIA BIAS:
Content: As you read, listen to and watch the news, you may notice stories that you think are biased. To see if they really are biased, you need to determine if the story falls into at least one of the several forms in which bias occurs. TYPES OF MEDIA BIAS: Bias by omission – leaving one side out of an article, or a series of articles over a period of time; ignoring facts that tend to disprove liberal or conservative claims, or that support liberal or conservative beliefs; bias by omission can occur either within a story, or over the long term as a particular news outlet reports one set of events, but not another. To find instances of bias by omission, be aware of the conservative and liberal perspectives on current issues. See if both the conservative and liberal perspectives are included in stories on a particular event or policy. Bias by selection of sources – including more sources that support one view over another. This bias can also be seen when a reporter uses such phrases as “experts believe,” “observers say,” or “most people believe.”
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https://www.studentnewsdaily.com/types-of-media-bias/
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Title: Media Bias
Headings: Media Bias
Media Bias
TYPES OF MEDIA BIAS:
Content: bias by omission can occur either within a story, or over the long term as a particular news outlet reports one set of events, but not another. To find instances of bias by omission, be aware of the conservative and liberal perspectives on current issues. See if both the conservative and liberal perspectives are included in stories on a particular event or policy. Bias by selection of sources – including more sources that support one view over another. This bias can also be seen when a reporter uses such phrases as “experts believe,” “observers say,” or “most people believe.” Experts in news stories are like expert witnesses in trials. If you know whether the defense or the prosecution called a particular expert witness to the stand, you know which way the witness will testify. And when a news story only presents one side, it is obviously the side the reporter supports. ( Journalists often go looking for quotes to fit their favorite argument into a news story.) To find bias by use of experts or sources, stay alert to the affiliations and political perspective of those quoted as experts or authorities in news stories.
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https://www.studentnewsdaily.com/types-of-media-bias/
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Title: Media Bias
Headings: Media Bias
Media Bias
TYPES OF MEDIA BIAS:
Content: Experts in news stories are like expert witnesses in trials. If you know whether the defense or the prosecution called a particular expert witness to the stand, you know which way the witness will testify. And when a news story only presents one side, it is obviously the side the reporter supports. ( Journalists often go looking for quotes to fit their favorite argument into a news story.) To find bias by use of experts or sources, stay alert to the affiliations and political perspective of those quoted as experts or authorities in news stories. Not all stories will include experts, but in those that do, make sure about an equal number of conservatives and liberals are quoted. If a story quotes non-experts, such as those portrayed as average citizens, check to be sure that about an equal number come from both sides of the issue in question. Bias by story selection – a pattern of highlighting news stories that coincide with the agenda of either the Left or the Right, while ignoring stories that coincide with the opposing view; printing a story or study released by a liberal or conservative group but ignoring studies on the same or similar topics released by the opposing group. To identify bias by story selection you’ll need to know the conservative and liberal sides of the issue.
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https://www.studentnewsdaily.com/types-of-media-bias/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_449950277#0_900947630
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Title: Descriptive Research Design - Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Headings: Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
When to Use Descriptive Research Design
Advantages of Descriptive Research
Disadvantages of Descriptive Research
Methods of Descriptive Research Design
Content: Descriptive Research Design - Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
02/11/2020 | George Orwell | 1223
It is a type of research which will help you in defining the characteristics of the population on which you have perform study . A descriptive research design enables you to develop an in-depth understanding of the topic or subjects. In such a type of investigation, you can’t have control over variables. By performing descriptive research, you will be able to study participants in a natural setting. Descriptive research basically includes describing the behavior of people to whom you have select as a participant in research process. In addition to this, descriptive research also allows you to describe the other various aspects of your investigation. An important feature is that you can employ the number of variables but you only need a single variable for performing the descriptive investigation. It is a type of study which includes observation as a technique for gathering facts about study. You can perform descriptive research for analyzing the relationship between two different variables. For example, :
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https://www.studentsassignmenthelp.com/blogs/descriptive-research/
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Title: Descriptive Research Design - Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Headings: Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
When to Use Descriptive Research Design
Advantages of Descriptive Research
Disadvantages of Descriptive Research
Methods of Descriptive Research Design
Content: In addition to this, descriptive research also allows you to describe the other various aspects of your investigation. An important feature is that you can employ the number of variables but you only need a single variable for performing the descriptive investigation. It is a type of study which includes observation as a technique for gathering facts about study. You can perform descriptive research for analyzing the relationship between two different variables. For example, : A company whose sale of specific products such as home decor product is going down. Management, in order to analyze the reason for the same, need to conduct descriptive research. Survey is the data collection technique which research team in an organization can use for collecting the view of people about decline in sale of home décor product. When to Use Descriptive Research Design
Descriptive research is suitable when you want to analyze the trends, characteristics or behavior of people. In addition to this, the descriptive research design is appropriate to use when you don’t have much knowledge about the research topics or problems.
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Title: Descriptive Research Design - Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Headings: Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
When to Use Descriptive Research Design
Advantages of Descriptive Research
Disadvantages of Descriptive Research
Methods of Descriptive Research Design
Content: Advantages of Descriptive Research
One of the biggest advantages of descriptive research is that it allows you to analyze facts and helps you in developing an in-depth understanding of the problem. Another benefit of descriptive research is that it enables you to determine the behavior of people in a natural setting. In such a type of investigation, you can utilize both qualitative and quantitative techniques for gathering facts. You need less time for performing such type of research. Disadvantages of Descriptive Research
The biggest disadvantage of descriptive research is that you cannot use statistical tools or techniques for verifying problems. There are high chances of biases in the outcome of the research. Due to the observational nature, it is quite difficult to repeat the research procedure. By performing descriptive research you can find the root cause of the problem. Methods of Descriptive Research Design
You can utilize both Qualitative and Quantitative methods for performing descriptive research. It is very much essential for you to make the choice of suitable research design for investigation as reliability and validity of research outcome are completely based on it.
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Title: Descriptive Research Design - Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Headings: Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
Descriptive Research Design – Methods, Advantages & Disadvantages
When to Use Descriptive Research Design
Advantages of Descriptive Research
Disadvantages of Descriptive Research
Methods of Descriptive Research Design
Content: There are high chances of biases in the outcome of the research. Due to the observational nature, it is quite difficult to repeat the research procedure. By performing descriptive research you can find the root cause of the problem. Methods of Descriptive Research Design
You can utilize both Qualitative and Quantitative methods for performing descriptive research. It is very much essential for you to make the choice of suitable research design for investigation as reliability and validity of research outcome are completely based on it. The different methods which you can use in descriptive research are: Survey: it is the method that includes a detailed description of the subject or topic. The survey is the method by utilizing which you can collect a huge volume of facts about the topic or subject. You can use a survey technique for directly accumulating information about the perception of people about the topic.
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Title: American Indian or Native American? | Studies Weekly
Headings: American Indian or Native American?
American Indian or Native American?
Using the Term ‘American Indian’
A More Prestigious Status
Categories
Content: American Indian or Native American? | Studies Weekly
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American Indian or Native American? Studies Weekly on November 6, 2018
There is much debate and strong feelings within our nation that are connected to how to identify various groups. At Studies Weekly, we are working diligently to create and nurture an inclusive environment. Using the Term ‘American Indian’
To ensure that we write about indigenous people using language that will not be considered offensive, we consulted several sources. First, in 2018 we conferred with the two tribal members on our Diversity Board. They informed us that they like to be referred to as ‘American Indians.’ The Grammarist states that term ‘American Indian’ is more appropriate and claims that the expression, ‘Native American,’ has fallen out of popularity. In the Native Times and Native Sun News, tribal journalists state that the term ‘Native American’ was thrust upon them by a white activist and does not reflect their desires. Whenever possible, they like to be identified by tribe.
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Title: The Ultimate Movie Genres List: 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Headings: Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Movie & TV Genres Preface
Why should you learn about genre?
Movie Genre Definition
What is a movie genre?
How do you determine a movie genre?
Action genre
Action Movie genres
Action Movie Genre List
Action Genre
Ultimate Action Mashup - Movie HD
Action Movie Supercut
Heroic Bloodshed
Military Action
Espionage
Wuxia Action
Hero | Official Trailer (HD) - Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Maggie Cheung | MIRAMAX
"To go is to die."
Disaster
Adventure
Superhero
Animation Genre
Animation Movie Genres
Types of Animation Movies
Animation Genre
animation films / supercut
Animation Genre Supercut
Traditional
Stop Motion
Claymation
Cutout
Computer Generated Imagery
Puppetry
Live-Action
Comedy genre
Comedy Movie Genres
List of Comedy Film Genres
Comedy Genre
Funny Movie Scenes - Supercut
Comedy Genre Scene Supercut
Action-Comedy
Dark Comedy (Black Comedy)
Romantic Comedy
Buddy Comedy
Road Comedy
Dumb & Dumber (3/6) Movie CLIP - Atomic Peppers (1994) HD
Road Comedy Meets Slapstick
Slapstick Comedy
Parody
Spoof
Satire
Sitcom
Sketch Comedy
Substitute Teacher - Key & Peele
"Do you wanna go to war, Blake?"
Mockumentary
Prank
Crime Genre
Crime Movie Genres
Crime Film Genre List
Crime Genre
Heat Shootout Scene [High Quality]
Heat Gun Battle
Caper
Heist
Gangster
Cop (Police)
Beverly Hills Cop (1/10) Movie CLIP - Axel Gets a Room (1984) HD
"The nerve of some people, huh?"
Detective
Courtroom
Procedural
Drama Genre
Drama Movie Genres
Types of Drama Movie Genres
Drama Genre
50 Heartbreaking Movie Moments | SUPERCUT
Drama Genre Scene Supercut
Melodrama
Teen Drama
Philosophical Drama
The Razor's Edge Trailer (1984) - Better Quality
"What happens in a meadow at dusk?"
Medical Drama
Legal Drama
Political Drama
Anthropological Drama
City of God (2002) Official Trailer - Crime Drama HD
"Get that chicken!"
Religious Drama
Docudrama
Experimental genre
Experimental MOVIE GENRES
EXPERIMENTAL MOVIE GENRE LIST
Experimental Genre
An Andalusian Dog (Un Chien Andalou) (1929)
Un Chien Andalou — Experimental Cinema Genre
Surrealist
Absurdist
Fantasy genre
Fantasy MOVIE GENRES
LIST OF FANTASY MOVIE GENRES
Fantasy Genre
BEST Fantasy Movies COMPILATION
Fantasy Genre Supercut
Contemporary Fantasy
Urban Fantasy
Dark Fantasy
High Fantasy
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (9/9) Movie CLIP - The Ents Attack Isengard (2002) HD
Attack of the Ents
Myth
Historical Genre
Historical MOVIE GENRES
Historical Movie Genre List
Historical Genre
Historical Event
Biography
Historical Epic
Historical Fiction
Period Piece
Alternate History
Horror Genre
Horror MOVIE GENRES
Horror sub-genres
Horror Genre
Ghost
Monster
Werewolf
Vampire
Near Dark (1987) International Trailer
Different Movie Genres • Near Dark
Occult
Slasher
Splatter
Found Footage
Zombie
Romance genre
Romance Movie Genres
Types of Romance Movies
Romance Genre
Romance Drama
Romance Thriller
The Saint (1997) MovieTrailer
The Saint Trailer
Period Romance
Science fiction Genre
Science Fiction Movie Genres
List of Sci-Fi Genres
Science Fiction Genre
Post-Apocalyptic
Utopian
Dystopian
Cyberpunk
Steampunk
Tech Noir
Space Opera
Contemporary
Military
Thriller Genre
Thriller Movie Genres
Thriller Movie Categories
Thriller Genre
Psychological
Mystery
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Official Trailer #1 - (2011) HD
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trailer
Techno
Film Noir
Western genre
Western Movie Genres
Western Movie sub-genres
Western Genre
Logan and the Neo-Western Explained — The Evolution of Western Movies
Neo-Westerns Explained • Subscribe on YouTube
Epic Western
Empire Western
Marshal Western
"Tombstone (1993)" Theatrical Trailer
Tombstone Trailer
Outlaw Western
Revenge Western
Revisionist Western
Spaghetti Western
Other GenreS
Other Movie Genres
Movie Genre List
Musical Genre
Another Day of Sun - La La Land Opening Scene
La La Land • Another Day of Sun
War Movie Genre
War Genre
Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Official Trailer
Saving Private Ryan Trailer
Biopic Movies
Biopics (Biographical Film)
Bohemian Rhapsody Live Aid Concert Scene
Bohemian Rhapsody • Live Aid
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Content: Now that you have a better understanding of genre's definition, let’s go over each category along with their sub-genres. We’ll have popular and accurate examples that will help clear up any confusion. 1
Action genre
Action Movie genres
Action Movie Genre List
Action Genre
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Title: The Ultimate Movie Genres List: 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Headings: Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Movie & TV Genres Preface
Why should you learn about genre?
Movie Genre Definition
What is a movie genre?
How do you determine a movie genre?
Action genre
Action Movie genres
Action Movie Genre List
Action Genre
Ultimate Action Mashup - Movie HD
Action Movie Supercut
Heroic Bloodshed
Military Action
Espionage
Wuxia Action
Hero | Official Trailer (HD) - Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Maggie Cheung | MIRAMAX
"To go is to die."
Disaster
Adventure
Superhero
Animation Genre
Animation Movie Genres
Types of Animation Movies
Animation Genre
animation films / supercut
Animation Genre Supercut
Traditional
Stop Motion
Claymation
Cutout
Computer Generated Imagery
Puppetry
Live-Action
Comedy genre
Comedy Movie Genres
List of Comedy Film Genres
Comedy Genre
Funny Movie Scenes - Supercut
Comedy Genre Scene Supercut
Action-Comedy
Dark Comedy (Black Comedy)
Romantic Comedy
Buddy Comedy
Road Comedy
Dumb & Dumber (3/6) Movie CLIP - Atomic Peppers (1994) HD
Road Comedy Meets Slapstick
Slapstick Comedy
Parody
Spoof
Satire
Sitcom
Sketch Comedy
Substitute Teacher - Key & Peele
"Do you wanna go to war, Blake?"
Mockumentary
Prank
Crime Genre
Crime Movie Genres
Crime Film Genre List
Crime Genre
Heat Shootout Scene [High Quality]
Heat Gun Battle
Caper
Heist
Gangster
Cop (Police)
Beverly Hills Cop (1/10) Movie CLIP - Axel Gets a Room (1984) HD
"The nerve of some people, huh?"
Detective
Courtroom
Procedural
Drama Genre
Drama Movie Genres
Types of Drama Movie Genres
Drama Genre
50 Heartbreaking Movie Moments | SUPERCUT
Drama Genre Scene Supercut
Melodrama
Teen Drama
Philosophical Drama
The Razor's Edge Trailer (1984) - Better Quality
"What happens in a meadow at dusk?"
Medical Drama
Legal Drama
Political Drama
Anthropological Drama
City of God (2002) Official Trailer - Crime Drama HD
"Get that chicken!"
Religious Drama
Docudrama
Experimental genre
Experimental MOVIE GENRES
EXPERIMENTAL MOVIE GENRE LIST
Experimental Genre
An Andalusian Dog (Un Chien Andalou) (1929)
Un Chien Andalou — Experimental Cinema Genre
Surrealist
Absurdist
Fantasy genre
Fantasy MOVIE GENRES
LIST OF FANTASY MOVIE GENRES
Fantasy Genre
BEST Fantasy Movies COMPILATION
Fantasy Genre Supercut
Contemporary Fantasy
Urban Fantasy
Dark Fantasy
High Fantasy
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (9/9) Movie CLIP - The Ents Attack Isengard (2002) HD
Attack of the Ents
Myth
Historical Genre
Historical MOVIE GENRES
Historical Movie Genre List
Historical Genre
Historical Event
Biography
Historical Epic
Historical Fiction
Period Piece
Alternate History
Horror Genre
Horror MOVIE GENRES
Horror sub-genres
Horror Genre
Ghost
Monster
Werewolf
Vampire
Near Dark (1987) International Trailer
Different Movie Genres • Near Dark
Occult
Slasher
Splatter
Found Footage
Zombie
Romance genre
Romance Movie Genres
Types of Romance Movies
Romance Genre
Romance Drama
Romance Thriller
The Saint (1997) MovieTrailer
The Saint Trailer
Period Romance
Science fiction Genre
Science Fiction Movie Genres
List of Sci-Fi Genres
Science Fiction Genre
Post-Apocalyptic
Utopian
Dystopian
Cyberpunk
Steampunk
Tech Noir
Space Opera
Contemporary
Military
Thriller Genre
Thriller Movie Genres
Thriller Movie Categories
Thriller Genre
Psychological
Mystery
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Official Trailer #1 - (2011) HD
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trailer
Techno
Film Noir
Western genre
Western Movie Genres
Western Movie sub-genres
Western Genre
Logan and the Neo-Western Explained — The Evolution of Western Movies
Neo-Westerns Explained • Subscribe on YouTube
Epic Western
Empire Western
Marshal Western
"Tombstone (1993)" Theatrical Trailer
Tombstone Trailer
Outlaw Western
Revenge Western
Revisionist Western
Spaghetti Western
Other GenreS
Other Movie Genres
Movie Genre List
Musical Genre
Another Day of Sun - La La Land Opening Scene
La La Land • Another Day of Sun
War Movie Genre
War Genre
Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Official Trailer
Saving Private Ryan Trailer
Biopic Movies
Biopics (Biographical Film)
Bohemian Rhapsody Live Aid Concert Scene
Bohemian Rhapsody • Live Aid
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This action sub-genre is defined by values like duty, brotherhood, honor, redemption, and the protection of the vulnerable. It was initially created in Hong Kong cinema but has since made its way around the world. Ex. The Killer (1989), Hard Boiled (1992). Military Action
While some movies may incorporate various military characters, settings, themes, and events, this particular sub-genre focuses on their exploits and suggests these events are entertaining rather than tragic. Some of the best Michael Bay movies come to mind.
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Title: The Ultimate Movie Genres List: 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Headings: Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Ultimate Guide to Movie Genres — 90+ Genre Examples for Film & TV
Movie & TV Genres Preface
Why should you learn about genre?
Movie Genre Definition
What is a movie genre?
How do you determine a movie genre?
Action genre
Action Movie genres
Action Movie Genre List
Action Genre
Ultimate Action Mashup - Movie HD
Action Movie Supercut
Heroic Bloodshed
Military Action
Espionage
Wuxia Action
Hero | Official Trailer (HD) - Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Maggie Cheung | MIRAMAX
"To go is to die."
Disaster
Adventure
Superhero
Animation Genre
Animation Movie Genres
Types of Animation Movies
Animation Genre
animation films / supercut
Animation Genre Supercut
Traditional
Stop Motion
Claymation
Cutout
Computer Generated Imagery
Puppetry
Live-Action
Comedy genre
Comedy Movie Genres
List of Comedy Film Genres
Comedy Genre
Funny Movie Scenes - Supercut
Comedy Genre Scene Supercut
Action-Comedy
Dark Comedy (Black Comedy)
Romantic Comedy
Buddy Comedy
Road Comedy
Dumb & Dumber (3/6) Movie CLIP - Atomic Peppers (1994) HD
Road Comedy Meets Slapstick
Slapstick Comedy
Parody
Spoof
Satire
Sitcom
Sketch Comedy
Substitute Teacher - Key & Peele
"Do you wanna go to war, Blake?"
Mockumentary
Prank
Crime Genre
Crime Movie Genres
Crime Film Genre List
Crime Genre
Heat Shootout Scene [High Quality]
Heat Gun Battle
Caper
Heist
Gangster
Cop (Police)
Beverly Hills Cop (1/10) Movie CLIP - Axel Gets a Room (1984) HD
"The nerve of some people, huh?"
Detective
Courtroom
Procedural
Drama Genre
Drama Movie Genres
Types of Drama Movie Genres
Drama Genre
50 Heartbreaking Movie Moments | SUPERCUT
Drama Genre Scene Supercut
Melodrama
Teen Drama
Philosophical Drama
The Razor's Edge Trailer (1984) - Better Quality
"What happens in a meadow at dusk?"
Medical Drama
Legal Drama
Political Drama
Anthropological Drama
City of God (2002) Official Trailer - Crime Drama HD
"Get that chicken!"
Religious Drama
Docudrama
Experimental genre
Experimental MOVIE GENRES
EXPERIMENTAL MOVIE GENRE LIST
Experimental Genre
An Andalusian Dog (Un Chien Andalou) (1929)
Un Chien Andalou — Experimental Cinema Genre
Surrealist
Absurdist
Fantasy genre
Fantasy MOVIE GENRES
LIST OF FANTASY MOVIE GENRES
Fantasy Genre
BEST Fantasy Movies COMPILATION
Fantasy Genre Supercut
Contemporary Fantasy
Urban Fantasy
Dark Fantasy
High Fantasy
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (9/9) Movie CLIP - The Ents Attack Isengard (2002) HD
Attack of the Ents
Myth
Historical Genre
Historical MOVIE GENRES
Historical Movie Genre List
Historical Genre
Historical Event
Biography
Historical Epic
Historical Fiction
Period Piece
Alternate History
Horror Genre
Horror MOVIE GENRES
Horror sub-genres
Horror Genre
Ghost
Monster
Werewolf
Vampire
Near Dark (1987) International Trailer
Different Movie Genres • Near Dark
Occult
Slasher
Splatter
Found Footage
Zombie
Romance genre
Romance Movie Genres
Types of Romance Movies
Romance Genre
Romance Drama
Romance Thriller
The Saint (1997) MovieTrailer
The Saint Trailer
Period Romance
Science fiction Genre
Science Fiction Movie Genres
List of Sci-Fi Genres
Science Fiction Genre
Post-Apocalyptic
Utopian
Dystopian
Cyberpunk
Steampunk
Tech Noir
Space Opera
Contemporary
Military
Thriller Genre
Thriller Movie Genres
Thriller Movie Categories
Thriller Genre
Psychological
Mystery
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Official Trailer #1 - (2011) HD
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trailer
Techno
Film Noir
Western genre
Western Movie Genres
Western Movie sub-genres
Western Genre
Logan and the Neo-Western Explained — The Evolution of Western Movies
Neo-Westerns Explained • Subscribe on YouTube
Epic Western
Empire Western
Marshal Western
"Tombstone (1993)" Theatrical Trailer
Tombstone Trailer
Outlaw Western
Revenge Western
Revisionist Western
Spaghetti Western
Other GenreS
Other Movie Genres
Movie Genre List
Musical Genre
Another Day of Sun - La La Land Opening Scene
La La Land • Another Day of Sun
War Movie Genre
War Genre
Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Official Trailer
Saving Private Ryan Trailer
Biopic Movies
Biopics (Biographical Film)
Bohemian Rhapsody Live Aid Concert Scene
Bohemian Rhapsody • Live Aid
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Content: It was initially created in Hong Kong cinema but has since made its way around the world. Ex. The Killer (1989), Hard Boiled (1992). Military Action
While some movies may incorporate various military characters, settings, themes, and events, this particular sub-genre focuses on their exploits and suggests these events are entertaining rather than tragic. Some of the best Michael Bay movies come to mind. Ex. Commando (1985), G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009). Espionage
Espionage action movies are similar to military action movies in that they’re intended for excitement and entertainment rather than focusing on the political and psychological aspects of espionage. James Bond movies might be the most recognizable but there are plenty of others.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
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Content: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Scriptwriting
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
By Michael Bodhi Green on September 13, 2020
A lthough we may not always consciously realize it, we seek out stories for their themes. The movies that most affect us – the ones we cherish and carry with us throughout our lives – are those with common themes that have profoundly affected and even changed us. And yet, because movie themes are often buried deep within a story’s structure, it can be hard to articulate or even recognize them. This article will analyze how seven classic movies deliver profound movie experiences through common story themes. What is a movie theme? God and Philosophy
Survival
Virtue and Values
Love
Society
Good vs. Evil
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Theme in film
What is a movie theme? Robert McKee, the famous screenwriting teacher, defines stories as “equipment for living.” He argues that stories teach us how to live by dramatizing common themes that are central to our lives.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: This article will analyze how seven classic movies deliver profound movie experiences through common story themes. What is a movie theme? God and Philosophy
Survival
Virtue and Values
Love
Society
Good vs. Evil
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Theme in film
What is a movie theme? Robert McKee, the famous screenwriting teacher, defines stories as “equipment for living.” He argues that stories teach us how to live by dramatizing common themes that are central to our lives. McKee refers to movie themes as “controlling ideas,” which are “the purest form of a story's meaning, the vision of life the audience members carry away into their lives.” Here's McKee with further explanation. Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
As seen with McKee’s “controlling idea,” theme can be defined in a number of ways. Often, people define film themes in one, or perhaps several, words. Examples include:
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Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
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Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: McKee refers to movie themes as “controlling ideas,” which are “the purest form of a story's meaning, the vision of life the audience members carry away into their lives.” Here's McKee with further explanation. Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
As seen with McKee’s “controlling idea,” theme can be defined in a number of ways. Often, people define film themes in one, or perhaps several, words. Examples include: Love
Death
Justice
Coming of age
Man vs. nature
But strictly speaking, these are story topics or subjects, not themes. As we define it in our article on theme, a theme in film is actually “the inferred stance taken on a topic of a story.” THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film? A theme is the inferred stance taken on a topic of a story. Everything that happens within a story should reference back to a theme.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: Love
Death
Justice
Coming of age
Man vs. nature
But strictly speaking, these are story topics or subjects, not themes. As we define it in our article on theme, a theme in film is actually “the inferred stance taken on a topic of a story.” THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film? A theme is the inferred stance taken on a topic of a story. Everything that happens within a story should reference back to a theme. For example, while “justice” may be the overriding subject of a movie, a theme derived from this subject may be something like, “If a person doesn't first do herself justice, she can never do it for others.” In the film analysis below, we organize a number of types of themes into seven major subjects: God and Philosophy
Survival
Virtue and Values
Love
Good vs. Evil
Society
Discovering Self-Knowledge
For each of these subjects, we generate a list of subtopics, then analyze how classic films transform several of those subtopics into common themes in movies. Any given movie, of course, can yield multiple and overlapping movie theme examples from across these major subjects. Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include:
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: For example, while “justice” may be the overriding subject of a movie, a theme derived from this subject may be something like, “If a person doesn't first do herself justice, she can never do it for others.” In the film analysis below, we organize a number of types of themes into seven major subjects: God and Philosophy
Survival
Virtue and Values
Love
Good vs. Evil
Society
Discovering Self-Knowledge
For each of these subjects, we generate a list of subtopics, then analyze how classic films transform several of those subtopics into common themes in movies. Any given movie, of course, can yield multiple and overlapping movie theme examples from across these major subjects. Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Faith vs. doubt
Fate vs. self-determination
Reason vs. faith
Facing an empty universe
Destruction of the soul
Joel and Ethan Coen’s No Country for Old Men (2007) features themes derived from these topics. Typical themes in Coen Brothers' films include the idea that the universe is beyond comprehension or appeal. The Coens often symbolize this theme with a desk, which represents an implacable force that cannot be reasoned with, as seen in this video. Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
The symbol of the desk is used in No Country for Old Men, a movie in which the implacable force is pure evil in the form of Javier Bardem’s terrifying serial killer, Anton Chigurh, whose nature and motivations the other characters cannot fathom.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: This character suggests the theme that “the more we try to understand the nature of the universe, the less we are likely to understand it.” The theme is further symbolized by Chigurh’s use of a coin flip to decide who will live or die. For the Coens in this film, human self-determination is an illusion. Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
The theme is also expressed through the character of Sheriff Bell (Tommy Lee Jones), mystified and struck helpless by a universe he can’t understand, much less control. The Coens organize the movie as a standoff between good and evil, using the Neo-Western genre as a way to reinforce that traditional story. But then they subvert the genre’s typical triumph of good in the third act. Not only does evil vanquish good, but Sheriff Bell quits law enforcement, feeling that his actions can no longer make a difference. In this scene, Sheriff Bell lays out this existential quandary. I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
A final expression of the theme occurs near the end of the film, when Chigurh is badly hurt in a freak car accident. What could have easily become a moment of cosmic irony or poetic justice is left unresolved.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: But then they subvert the genre’s typical triumph of good in the third act. Not only does evil vanquish good, but Sheriff Bell quits law enforcement, feeling that his actions can no longer make a difference. In this scene, Sheriff Bell lays out this existential quandary. I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
A final expression of the theme occurs near the end of the film, when Chigurh is badly hurt in a freak car accident. What could have easily become a moment of cosmic irony or poetic justice is left unresolved. Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
While viewers can read this as the villain getting his comeuppance, the random nature of it — as well as the fact that none of the main characters even realize that it happens — suggests the theme that the moral arc of the universe does not bend towards justice, no matter how much we want it to. List of Themes
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
The more we try to understand the nature of the universe, the less we are likely to understand it. The moral arc of the universe does not bend towards justice, no matter how much we want it to. WATCH NOW
Movie Themes #2
Survival
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Human vs. nature
Human vs. human
Individual vs. self
Perseverance/finding strength
Resistance to oppression
Facing disease/mortality/addiction
Beating the odds
Survival is a subject that lends itself well to movies because it tends to feature intense conflict between an individual and another force (human, nature, machine), as well as between individual and self.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
While viewers can read this as the villain getting his comeuppance, the random nature of it — as well as the fact that none of the main characters even realize that it happens — suggests the theme that the moral arc of the universe does not bend towards justice, no matter how much we want it to. List of Themes
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
The more we try to understand the nature of the universe, the less we are likely to understand it. The moral arc of the universe does not bend towards justice, no matter how much we want it to. WATCH NOW
Movie Themes #2
Survival
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Human vs. nature
Human vs. human
Individual vs. self
Perseverance/finding strength
Resistance to oppression
Facing disease/mortality/addiction
Beating the odds
Survival is a subject that lends itself well to movies because it tends to feature intense conflict between an individual and another force (human, nature, machine), as well as between individual and self. A classic that has touched many viewers with these theme topics is The Shawshank Redemption (1994), written and directed by Frank Darabont. In one crucial way, The Shawshank Redemption expresses the opposite theme of No Country for Old Men. While both movies imply that humans are at the cruel whims of an inexplicable universe, Shawshank firmly believes in some degree of self-determination. No matter how bad your situation is, the way you react to it — what you learn, how you feel, and how you treat other people — is always up to you. That’s what the wrongly convicted Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) persists in believing, despite his brutal treatment in Shawshank prison over many years.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: “There’s something inside they can’t get to”
While Andy fights outward oppression, his friend Red (Morgan Freeman) struggles internally. While Red has an easier time of it in prison than Andy, he doesn’t believe that he can make it on the outside if he is ever released. “I guess it comes down to a simple choice.” The famous line from the scene, “Get busy livin’ or get busy dyin’,” can be tweaked slightly to convey another theme: “ If you don’t commit to actively living despite your circumstances, you aren’t really alive, and you might as well be dead.” Eventually Red embraces living, leading to one of cinema’s most famous and moving endings. Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
List of Themes
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
No matter how bad your situation is, the way you react to it - what you learn, how you feel, and how you treat others - is up to you. If you don’t commit to actively living despite your circumstances, you aren’t really alive, and you might as well be dead. WATCH NOW
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Courage and heroism
Honor and loyalty
Hypocrisy
Facing fear/finding bravery
Greed as downfall
Pride as downfall
Rising to the occasion
Themes of virtue and values are typically dramatized in films for children, especially fantasy adventures such as Hayao Miyazaki’s animated classic Spirited Away (2001).
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: Eventually Red embraces living, leading to one of cinema’s most famous and moving endings. Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
List of Themes
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
No matter how bad your situation is, the way you react to it - what you learn, how you feel, and how you treat others - is up to you. If you don’t commit to actively living despite your circumstances, you aren’t really alive, and you might as well be dead. WATCH NOW
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Courage and heroism
Honor and loyalty
Hypocrisy
Facing fear/finding bravery
Greed as downfall
Pride as downfall
Rising to the occasion
Themes of virtue and values are typically dramatized in films for children, especially fantasy adventures such as Hayao Miyazaki’s animated classic Spirited Away (2001). The movie chronicles the adventures of a young girl, Chihiro, who stumbles into an alternate spirit world where her parents' greed turns them into pigs. In the early scenes Chihiro is fearful, clingy, and whiny, with no spirit of adventure. “It’s creepy! Let’s go home!” Determined to save her parents, Chihiro tentatively begins to face her fears, becoming braver and more adventurous as she stumbles into one strange and frightening situation after another.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: The movie chronicles the adventures of a young girl, Chihiro, who stumbles into an alternate spirit world where her parents' greed turns them into pigs. In the early scenes Chihiro is fearful, clingy, and whiny, with no spirit of adventure. “It’s creepy! Let’s go home!” Determined to save her parents, Chihiro tentatively begins to face her fears, becoming braver and more adventurous as she stumbles into one strange and frightening situation after another. Eventually she makes friends in this world and decides to risk herself to save them. Even the film’s trailer describes her quest in terms of virtues and values. Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
Ultimately, Chihiro saves her parents and returns to the real world wiser, bolder, and more self-reliant. List of Themes
SPIRITED AWAY
Before you can help others, you must find the courage to conquer your own fears. A rewarding life requires both an adventurous and a childlike spirit.
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Title: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Headings: Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: Eventually she makes friends in this world and decides to risk herself to save them. Even the film’s trailer describes her quest in terms of virtues and values. Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
Ultimately, Chihiro saves her parents and returns to the real world wiser, bolder, and more self-reliant. List of Themes
SPIRITED AWAY
Before you can help others, you must find the courage to conquer your own fears. A rewarding life requires both an adventurous and a childlike spirit. WATCH NOW
Movie Themes #4
Love
In this category, subtopics that yield common themes include: Love vs. loneliness
Love vs. Social control
Finding self-love
Regret over lost love
Power/strength of family/friendship
Sacrificing for love
Love is one of the most common subjects in movies, and one of the most famous of all love stories is Casablanca (1942). The enduring influence and popularity of the movie is arguably due to the elegant and powerful way that it dramatizes themes of love. Rick (Humphrey Bogart), a former freedom fighter, has retreated into cynicism, self-pity, and alcoholism in his nightclub in Casablanca. The source of his misery is his former lover, Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), who abandoned him years earlier and who now shows up at his club with her husband, Laszlo.
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Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
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“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
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“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
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Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
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Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
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Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
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Love is one of the most common subjects in movies, and one of the most famous of all love stories is Casablanca (1942). The enduring influence and popularity of the movie is arguably due to the elegant and powerful way that it dramatizes themes of love. Rick (Humphrey Bogart), a former freedom fighter, has retreated into cynicism, self-pity, and alcoholism in his nightclub in Casablanca. The source of his misery is his former lover, Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), who abandoned him years earlier and who now shows up at his club with her husband, Laszlo. The couple are fighting the Germans and need Rick’s help to escape to American before they are captured. “You are our last hope.” Eventually, Rick agrees to help Ilsa and Laslo. His sacrifice for both Ilsa and the war effort is made out of the highest kind of love - doing what’s best for another person even if it’s not what you want for yourself. The climactic scene in which Rick expresses his love through selflessness is one of the most famous and celebrated in the movies.
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Movie Themes: Examples of Common Themes for Screenwriters
Theme in film
What is a movie theme?
Movies Themes • Equipment for Living
THEME DEFINITION
What is a theme in film?
Movie Themes #1
God and Philosophy
Are the Coen Brothers Obsessed with Desks? • Subscribe on YouTube
Coin Toss Scene • No Country for Old Men
I Feel Overmatched • No Country for Old Men
Themes in Coen Brothers’ films
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
Movie Themes #2
Survival
“There’s something inside they can’t get to”
“I guess it comes down to a simple choice.”
Ending Scene • Shawshank Redemption
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
Movie Themes #3
Virtue and Values
“It’s creepy! Let’s go home!”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
SPIRITED AWAY
Movie Themes #4
Love
“You are our last hope.”
Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
CASABLANCA
Movie Themes #5
Social themes
Mookie and Pino
Death of Radio Raheem
DO THE RIGHT THING
Movie Themes #6
Good vs. Evil
The hottest spot north of Havana
“Why did you do that!?”
GOODFELLAS
Movie Themes #7
Discovering Self-Knowledge
Contempo casual
Cher’s new project
All by Myself
CLUELESS
UP NEXT
Theme: Definition and Examples
Showcase your vision with elegant shot lists and storyboards.
Content: The couple are fighting the Germans and need Rick’s help to escape to American before they are captured. “You are our last hope.” Eventually, Rick agrees to help Ilsa and Laslo. His sacrifice for both Ilsa and the war effort is made out of the highest kind of love - doing what’s best for another person even if it’s not what you want for yourself. The climactic scene in which Rick expresses his love through selflessness is one of the most famous and celebrated in the movies. Judgement, Courage, Loyalty
The fact that Rick is willing to give up Ilsa for a higher cause also
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What is the anthropological perspective? Why is it important? Anthropology is the study of people, past and present, that focuses on understanding the human condition both culturally and biologically. Other than culture concept, Anthropology has different distinctive ways of thinking about the world, human cultures, societies, and people. Anthropological Perspective focuses on the study of the full scope of human diversity and the application of that knowledge to help people of different backgrounds.
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What is the anthropological perspective? Why is it important? Anthropology is the study of people, past and present, that focuses on understanding the human condition both culturally and biologically. Other than culture concept, Anthropology has different distinctive ways of thinking about the world, human cultures, societies, and people. Anthropological Perspective focuses on the study of the full scope of human diversity and the application of that knowledge to help people of different backgrounds. Some of the aspects of the Anthropological Perspective are culture, cultural relativism, fieldwork, human diversity, holism, biocultural focus. The four main perspectives of Anthropology are the or comparative emphasis, its emphasis, its ecological emphasis, and its holistic emphasis (Dudgeon). From an anthropological perspective, these concepts are related to each other and they are also seen as integrated with one another. In order to understand the origin and the history of human beings, and to acknowledge global cultured and communities, people should be able to consider anthropological perspectives in their both social and academic lives. Anthropological perspective is very important because it looks at shared aspects of humanity like language, cultural connections, economics, and curiosity to find the common thread.
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Content: Some of the aspects of the Anthropological Perspective are culture, cultural relativism, fieldwork, human diversity, holism, biocultural focus. The four main perspectives of Anthropology are the or comparative emphasis, its emphasis, its ecological emphasis, and its holistic emphasis (Dudgeon). From an anthropological perspective, these concepts are related to each other and they are also seen as integrated with one another. In order to understand the origin and the history of human beings, and to acknowledge global cultured and communities, people should be able to consider anthropological perspectives in their both social and academic lives. Anthropological perspective is very important because it looks at shared aspects of humanity like language, cultural connections, economics, and curiosity to find the common thread. What makes the Anthropological Perspective unique is that unlike other social scientists, anthropologists look beyond the confines of our own society and compare it to the beliefs and practices of other societies, past, and present (Dudgeon). The holistic, and comparative approach can help us think more deeply about other people and cultures, and live more consciously in our global world. It also changes your way of thinking about the world with a wider appreciation of the human experience. It allows us to understand how the evolutionary package inherited from our ancestors work in environment. Sources:
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Content: Schools offer a broad curriculum in the key learning areas – English, mathematics, studies of society and the environment, science, arts, Languages Other Than English (LOTE), technology, health and physical education. They also believe strongly in the benefits of a rounded education – including the teamwork, self-expression and personal development that happens outside the classroom. In Australia, students will enjoy a diverse learning environment that is as personally enriching as it is educational, and develop the skills and qualities needed in a changing world. A higher standard of learning
Australian schools are among the finest in the world. See for yourself what makes an Australian education so valuable: Small class sizes (a maximum of 30 students in a class). University-trained and qualified teachers and specialist teachers in subject areas. Facilities of a high standard – including a high level of technology, with all schools having computers and internet access. 'Gifted and talented’ programs to extend students who are high achievers. ‘High Achievement’ programs, which see the top students studying university-level subjects for advance credit.
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A variety of teaching methods are used, including: teacher-directed learning, student research, group projects and presentations, visual presentations, e-learning and interactive classrooms. A variety of assessment methods are used to assess student outcomes. These may include individual research projects, group assignments, oral and visual presentations, the use of technology including PowerPoint, podcast or vodcast presentations, as well as the more traditional class tests and assignments. National and state testing programs ensure standards are met and maintained. School qualifications
After completion of senior secondary school (Years 11 and 12) students sit for exams and receive an official certificate of qualification. The name of this certificate varies within Australia's state-based education systems but regardless of what the certificate is called, it is recognised by all Australian universities, higher education and vocational education and training institutions, as well as many institutions internationally. All Australian schools offer a strong welfare structure to ensure the ongoing support of every student. These include: Support for school students
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After completion of senior secondary school (Years 11 and 12) students sit for exams and receive an official certificate of qualification. The name of this certificate varies within Australia's state-based education systems but regardless of what the certificate is called, it is recognised by all Australian universities, higher education and vocational education and training institutions, as well as many institutions internationally. All Australian schools offer a strong welfare structure to ensure the ongoing support of every student. These include: Support for school students
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Content: Germany is known as the country of poets and thinkers. German culture has been influenced and shaped throughout Germany ‘s rich history once as an important part of The Holy Roman Empire, and later on as one of the most stable economies in the world. Whereas today, Germany is home to 82.2 million people including Germans and minorities of other nationalities that respect each other, and together make Germany a country of values, unique celebrations, and customs. In this article, we have given some facts about the German culture, which has its roots at the beginning of the first millennium, though through time it has lost and gained different traits from the historical events that have shaped not only Germany but the whole old continent of Europe. Firstly, here are some facts about today’s Germany. Though English-speaking countries call it Germany, Germans themself call it Deutschland. It is Germania in Latin, l’Allemagne in French and Almanya in Turkish. Berlin is its capital, but Hamburg, Munich and Cologne are also among the main cities of Germany. It is estimated that the average woman in Germany lives around 83 years, while the average man lives 79 years. The main language is German and main religion is Christianity.
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Content: Though English-speaking countries call it Germany, Germans themself call it Deutschland. It is Germania in Latin, l’Allemagne in French and Almanya in Turkish. Berlin is its capital, but Hamburg, Munich and Cologne are also among the main cities of Germany. It is estimated that the average woman in Germany lives around 83 years, while the average man lives 79 years. The main language is German and main religion is Christianity. There are a lot of stereotypes about Germans, as that they drink a lot of beer (which is true), they are hardworking and punctual (which is also true), and that the rate of unemployment in Germany is very low (true again). Language
Over 95% of the residents of Germany speak the German language, whether it is the standard German or any of its dialects. However, the German state has recognized four minority languages, which are the Upper and Lower Sorbian, Romani, Danish as well as North and Saterland Frisian. Because of the high number of immigration, there are also languages spoken by a sizable number of communities, as Turkish, Kurdish, Russian, Greek. Albanian, Polish etc.
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Content: There are a lot of stereotypes about Germans, as that they drink a lot of beer (which is true), they are hardworking and punctual (which is also true), and that the rate of unemployment in Germany is very low (true again). Language
Over 95% of the residents of Germany speak the German language, whether it is the standard German or any of its dialects. However, the German state has recognized four minority languages, which are the Upper and Lower Sorbian, Romani, Danish as well as North and Saterland Frisian. Because of the high number of immigration, there are also languages spoken by a sizable number of communities, as Turkish, Kurdish, Russian, Greek. Albanian, Polish etc. Clothing
Today, the average German dress is typically western. Both men and women wear dark simple suits and shirts in business context. However, each region of the country have their own traditional costumes, which differ a bit from one another. For example, in the state of Bavaria, the traditional costume for men is leather trousers that end just above the knee, while for women it is a dress that incorporates a bodice, blouse, full skirt and an apron. You can see people wearing these costumes, especially during carnivals or festivals.
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Content: Philosophy
Some of the most famous philosophers were born and lived in Germany, as Immanuel Kant, who played a central role in the history of philosophy, and he was inspired by German philosopher Schopenhauer and Nietzsche who spent their whole lives in Germany. On the other hand the developers of the communist theory Marx and Engels were also Germans. Cuisine
Germans drink a lot of beer, eat sausages and make bread of different taste. That is not only a stereotype, but a true fact. It is estimated that the average German consumes around 140 liters of beer per year. Only in 2012 alone, Germans drank 2.25 gallons of beer, which is actually the lowest level since the fall of the Berlin wall in 1990. They are the second largest beer consumers in Europe, after the Czech. Wurst, which means sausages in German, are an important part of the German cuisine, which are made of pork, beef or veal and flavored differently. As for bread, there is a long tradition of bread-baking of which Germans take pride in. There are breads with different shapes, black and white, with different tastes and names, sweet, soft, plain with all types of seeds you could think of.
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German Culture: Facts, Customs and Traditions
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Content: Only in 2012 alone, Germans drank 2.25 gallons of beer, which is actually the lowest level since the fall of the Berlin wall in 1990. They are the second largest beer consumers in Europe, after the Czech. Wurst, which means sausages in German, are an important part of the German cuisine, which are made of pork, beef or veal and flavored differently. As for bread, there is a long tradition of bread-baking of which Germans take pride in. There are breads with different shapes, black and white, with different tastes and names, sweet, soft, plain with all types of seeds you could think of. The German cuisine is also rich with different types of delicious traditional foods, as well as vegetarian and vegan. You may be a picky eater, but in Germany you will always have a lot of choices on what to eat and drink. Music
World’s most renowned classical composers, as Bach and Beethoven, who have marked the transition of music between the classical and romantic to western classical music, are Germans, who were born and died in Germany. Other famous composers from Germany are Brahms, Schubert, Handel, Telemann, Orff etc. Nowadays, Germany is home to many music festivals, starting from electronic music to hip-hop and rock & roll.
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In 1944 after the second World War a man named Raphael Lempkin coined the word genocide. Genocide is the killing of a group of people with the intent to destroy, and even though the word genocide wasn’t around until 1944 doesn’t mean that genocide wasn’t around. This horrible act has been around for as long as people have been on the earth. In class we learned about the many different cases of genocide and found out that they all had something in common, and that was the causes. The most important causes of genocide are people’s personal prejudices, having an influential leader, and politics. The most common way that genocide can be started is a group of people’s personal beliefs or prejudices. This means that when a larger group of people or more powerful group of people feels a certain way about a different weaker group of people then is usually results in violence.
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Content: This horrible act has been around for as long as people have been on the earth. In class we learned about the many different cases of genocide and found out that they all had something in common, and that was the causes. The most important causes of genocide are people’s personal prejudices, having an influential leader, and politics. The most common way that genocide can be started is a group of people’s personal beliefs or prejudices. This means that when a larger group of people or more powerful group of people feels a certain way about a different weaker group of people then is usually results in violence. For example in Darfur the majority people, the Hutu, killed the minority people, the Tutsi, just because they were a smaller group and were not as strong. Also, before WWII started the leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler, made all of his people believe that the Jews were the cause of their problems and were the reason for their loss in WWI, which resulted in the mass killing of many innocent people. These examples are prime causes of how people’s prejudices can lead to the act of genocide. Another cause of genocide is having an influential leader. This is when a group of people are influenced by their leader to believe something extreme.
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Content: For example in Darfur the majority people, the Hutu, killed the minority people, the Tutsi, just because they were a smaller group and were not as strong. Also, before WWII started the leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler, made all of his people believe that the Jews were the cause of their problems and were the reason for their loss in WWI, which resulted in the mass killing of many innocent people. These examples are prime causes of how people’s prejudices can lead to the act of genocide. Another cause of genocide is having an influential leader. This is when a group of people are influenced by their leader to believe something extreme. In almost every case of genocide that there is an influential leader is most likely behind it. An example of this is when Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany as prime minister. The people of Germany were desperate for good news because they just lost World War One and had debt to a lot of countries. So, Adolf Hitler took advantage of this by using his influential speeches and a scape goat, the Jewish people. He made it so that everybody who was...
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...The causes of genocides There have been many genocides throughout history, and most of them have been mass killing fields such as Rwanda, Cambodia, the Nazi holocaust, the Belgians against the Congolese, and the African slave trade. “
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Content: How did we get to do all this evil things? Why did we not act before? We should all ask ourselves this questions. Genocides can originate in many different ways. It could be the outcome of a civil war, or a world war; but what is important to know is where the motives to allow such a thing to happen originate? To know this, we need to understand the causes and consequences of where they come from. There are three main areas where people believe genocides start from; the governments, our desire for security, and the media. Each of them has main motives to cause harm to another group of people.
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Civil War as the Second American Revolution
Topics: American Civil War, Southern United States, Abolitionism Pages: 3 (960 words) Published: January 17, 2012
The Civil War could easily be seen as the second American Revolution considering it brought about significant change in history in the political, social, and economic aspects. Prior to the civil war, there had been a policy of slavery in the South which was a main cause of the conflict between the Union and the Confederacy. In the post-war period, slavery had been abolished which brought about much change in not only the social but economic aspect as well. There are many points from which the Civil War can be seen as revolutionary. In the political view, the Republican Party had dominated the political system for a long period of time. Economically, both the North and South had suffered from the costs of the war but had also prospered in certain areas. The greatest change may have been seen the social aspect where slaves had been moved up in the social order to being freed men and given some rights along with women.
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Content: In the post-war period, slavery had been abolished which brought about much change in not only the social but economic aspect as well. There are many points from which the Civil War can be seen as revolutionary. In the political view, the Republican Party had dominated the political system for a long period of time. Economically, both the North and South had suffered from the costs of the war but had also prospered in certain areas. The greatest change may have been seen the social aspect where slaves had been moved up in the social order to being freed men and given some rights along with women. Yet, they had not been given equal rights to white men. The political changes were probably the most obvious, because it ended the great dispute between the North and the South. Although the South had lost the war and was not content with the results, it had given up slavery and ended one of the greatest issues the country had dealt with. Politically, the war had even weakened the Democratic Party. The Democrats hadn’t won elections for a long period of time following the Civil War.
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Content: Fort Sumter – First battle of the Civil War; Union victory 11. Freedmen’s Bureau – A federal agency that helped former slaves during the Reconstruction 12. Black codes (Jim Crow laws) – Laws meant to segregate black men 13. Uncle Tom’s Cabin – An anti-slavery novel by Harriet Stowe that depicts slave life 14. Missouri Compromise – An important compromise that prohibited slavery north of the parallel 36°30′ north, except for Missouri 15. Abolitionists –...
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Content: After the Battle of Antietam in the Civil War, President Lincoln gave the Emancipation Proclamation. He stated that any slaves in the states that were in rebellion against the Union, were declared free. ( Doc 1) When the thirteenth amendment was passed, it was official that all men, women, and children held in slavery were declared free people in the country. Today, slavery does not exist in the United States, and never will in the future because of...
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...15th 2013 AP US History Unit 7 Essay African Americans and the Civil War Slavery affected many of the political reasons that contributed to causing the Civil War in 1961. Most in the Northern states including President Lincoln were more concerned with preserving the Union rather than fighting for the freedom of all. On the other hand the South fought to preserve what they believed to be absolute state rights. However the overall goals of the war were altered signi
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Cultural Imperialism
Topics: United States, Culture, New York City Pages: 2 (533 words) Published: March 24, 2009
Andrew B. Spence
October 9, 2008
AP Human Geography
Mrs. Rutlege
Cultural Imperialism
By definition cultural imperialism is the practice of promoting, distinguishing, separating, or artificially injecting the culture or language of one nation into another. Usually the larger power or culture is imposing their culture on a smaller, less influential culture. Cultural imperialism can take the form of an active, formal policy or a general attitude. The question, “Does U.S. cultural imperialism exist?” might as well be rhetorical because United States cultural imperialism is evident by the global sales of our products, the promotion of our culture and democratic government, and the constant influence of our media. Here in America we have this attitude that we are the best culture and have the best government policies. We constantly promote our “melting pot” and act like we are the greatest country in the world, and considering that we are currently the world’s largest superpower everyone else wants to be in with us.
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Content: Cultural imperialism can take the form of an active, formal policy or a general attitude. The question, “Does U.S. cultural imperialism exist?” might as well be rhetorical because United States cultural imperialism is evident by the global sales of our products, the promotion of our culture and democratic government, and the constant influence of our media. Here in America we have this attitude that we are the best culture and have the best government policies. We constantly promote our “melting pot” and act like we are the greatest country in the world, and considering that we are currently the world’s largest superpower everyone else wants to be in with us. We take advantage of these countries that want to be in good terms with us by forcibly selling our products to them and their products to us. For example, when Jamaica just gained independence of Great Britain the U.S. came over and decided to make a pact with the country. America would lend money to Jamaica to help its development if Jamaica bought the American weapons, food, clothes, restaurants, stores, technologies, and so on. Jamaica saw it as an innocent helping hand from the U.S. when in reality the U.S. had its own agenda. Eventually American culture was starting to take over the Jamaican culture with enterprises like McDonalds and Wal-Mart taking over Jamaica’s own developing enterprises.
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Content: American media critic Herbert Schiller states: “ The concept of cultural imperialism today [1975] best describes the sum of ...broadcasting”. Cultural imperialism can take the form of an active, general feeling. Even though numerous illustrations of globalization dislocate it throughout the 1980s’, the cultural imperialism theory has been awaken in the world we live in today, countries over seas feel that the US is purposefully imposing its philosophies, principals, and ideologies to the rest of the world. Western Civilizations generate the bulk of media whether it be news, movies, or magazines they can produce all of this media because they have the...
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...Review of literature in relation to whether cultures are eroded by foreign cultural influences including media Along with the development of technology, especially the internet and media, globalization has risen rapidly throughout the world. The impacts of globalization have been the focus of a number of recent academic studies on global cultural influence. Some scholars argue that the foreign cultural influences, especially imported media, may erode local culture. Others claim that pure culture has not existed or cultural interaction has always happened, so the foreign culture does not damage traditional culture. Therefore, this review will examine the literature on foreign cultural influences, in particular media effects. An increasing number of studies (the UN, 2003;
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Content: The impacts of globalization have been the focus of a number of recent academic studies on global cultural influence. Some scholars argue that the foreign cultural influences, especially imported media, may erode local culture. Others claim that pure culture has not existed or cultural interaction has always happened, so the foreign culture does not damage traditional culture. Therefore, this review will examine the literature on foreign cultural influences, in particular media effects. An increasing number of studies (the UN, 2003; Arnett, 2002; Morris, 2002) have examined the integration of global and local cultures based on conflicting views of cultural imperialism theory. This term refers to the domination of one culture over other cultures, and it is often associated with the dominance of American values and ideologies in recent years. The UN perspective agrees with the proponents of this theory, which asserts that globalization process has led to homogenization of culture and eroded local culture. In contrast, Arnett and Morris point out that hybridization between local and foreign cultures is a result of global...
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Content: Emails, computers, airplanes, phones, etc… have made the world more connected than ever, thus allowing more cultures to spread their languages, knowledge and ideologies. However, many perspectives of cultural globalization help us understand the impact it has. I’d like to...
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...In the article, In Praise of Cultural Imperialism, David Rothkopf illustrates a progressive new world order where information is the new global currency and the United States, "the indispensable nation," is the bank. In his article, Rothkopf contrasts the victimizing tendencies of ' cultural barriers', which are the unmistakably causing ethnic, religious, ideological, tribal or nationalistic conflicts, to the uniting tendencies of western globalization. Rothkopf predicts the inevitable merging of all the cultures under the common benefits originating from globalization once "they have realized that to compete in the global marketplace they must conform to the culture of that marketplace" The United States whose policies are evidently "the best model for the future" will lead this next step in civilization's evolution, all the while making sure that "if common values are being developed, they be the values with which Americans are comfortable." Rothkopf further states that it is in the US's best interest "to encourage the development of a world in which the fault lines separating nations are bridged by shared interest" ultimately leading to a more peaceful and tolerant future: " Globalization is a vital step toward both a more stable world and better lives for the people in it." Rothkopf, the former Deputy Undersecretary of the Commerce Department under the Clinton Administration and now the president of an international advisory...
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A Study of the Cultural Imperialism Theory Essay
...paper explores the validity of the Cultural Imperialism Theory which says the Western culture has dominated the cultures of developing Nations. It examines to what extent and how the Western world in the real sense has dominated the developing countries.
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Content: Rothkopf predicts the inevitable merging of all the cultures under the common benefits originating from globalization once "they have realized that to compete in the global marketplace they must conform to the culture of that marketplace" The United States whose policies are evidently "the best model for the future" will lead this next step in civilization's evolution, all the while making sure that "if common values are being developed, they be the values with which Americans are comfortable." Rothkopf further states that it is in the US's best interest "to encourage the development of a world in which the fault lines separating nations are bridged by shared interest" ultimately leading to a more peaceful and tolerant future: " Globalization is a vital step toward both a more stable world and better lives for the people in it." Rothkopf, the former Deputy Undersecretary of the Commerce Department under the Clinton Administration and now the president of an international advisory...
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...paper explores the validity of the Cultural Imperialism Theory which says the Western culture has dominated the cultures of developing Nations. It examines to what extent and how the Western world in the real sense has dominated the developing countries. The study further examined the means through which the developing countries are being dominated culturally by the Western culture. The paper further looked at both the negative and the positive effects of cultural imperialism. It concluded that though the western world is succeeding in eroding the culture of developing countries and Nigeria as a study, Nigeria as a Nation should put on some safety belt in safeguarding our heritage. INTRODUCTION Culture is the way of life of a set of people. It encompasses the knowledge, ideas, beliefs, values, standards, and sentiments prevalent in the group.
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Democratic Republicans and Federalists' Interpretation of the Constitution
Topics: United States Constitution, James Madison, United States House of Representatives Pages: 2 (798 words) Published: January 4, 2015
Throughout the period of 1801-1817 there were a couple ways the two parties of Democratic Republican and Federalists extended both strict and loose characterizations of the constitution, that shows the presidencies of Jefferson and Madison were not as much of a stereotype. The Democratic Republicans had many ways of being strict through the constitution and a couple ways of being loose. Along with the Democratic Republicans the Federalists were more strict than loose when it came to the constitution and together both the Democratic Republicans and Federalists shows hoe Jefferson and Madison were not much of a stereotype of other presidents. To begin, the first document was from Jefferson to Gideon Granger in 1800. Jefferson explains that the states should not be granted the given powers to the Federal government in the constitution and that states should govern themselves. Jefferson wrote this document because he believed that the Federal governments power should be limited. This showed a strict interpretation of the Democratic Republicans interpretation of the constitution because Jefferson's opinion of how much power the Federal government had was very strict.
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Content: It would appear that the assertion that Democratic - Republicans were strict interpreters of the Constitution while Federalists were not are only somewhat accurate. The Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Samuel Kercheval is of particular interest because Jefferson outright states “...I know also, that the laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind”. This is somewhat different from the traditional image of Jefferson interpreting the constitution as absolute under any circumstances. The fact that he himself writes that the constitution must be adapted to the times suggest that Jefferson, like the Democratic - Republican party as a whole, was not such an absolutist. Jefferson also states that “I am certainly not an advocate for frequent and untried changes in laws and constitutions ...” which would seem to indicate that He also believed that a change to the constitution was a serious thing not to be taken lightly much like the historical image of the Democratic - Republicans. Jefferson believed that amendments would eventually become necessary to preserve the constitution as a credible document, however he also believed such changes should only be made when absolutely necessary. The fact that this idea about the constitution (that it was...
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Federalists vs. Democratic-Republicans Essay
...creating the first of the political parties; the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans. Although the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans ideology and stances on the power of the federal government, domestic economic policies and the group of constituents they represented differed vastly, members of both parties often compromised their own beliefs for the nation’s best interest as a whole. The limitations on the amount of power the federal government should possess was one of the most prevalent conflicts between the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans.
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Content: Jefferson believed that amendments would eventually become necessary to preserve the constitution as a credible document, however he also believed such changes should only be made when absolutely necessary. The fact that this idea about the constitution (that it was...
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Federalists vs. Democratic-Republicans Essay
...creating the first of the political parties; the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans. Although the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans ideology and stances on the power of the federal government, domestic economic policies and the group of constituents they represented differed vastly, members of both parties often compromised their own beliefs for the nation’s best interest as a whole. The limitations on the amount of power the federal government should possess was one of the most prevalent conflicts between the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans. Beginning before the Constitution even existed, the ratification of the Constitution was a large conflict between the two. The Federalists were in full support of the Constitution, mainly because they were hungry for a new plan of government, shortly after winning independence from Britain. The Democratic - Republicans, or then known as the Anti- Federalists, were opposed to the ratification because they worried that it would tread of rights of the individual. Once it was ratified, the power struggle between the two parties pertaining to the federal government became evident. Federalists, like John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and George Washington all believed in a...
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...Characterizations of Federalists and Democratic Republicans Throughout time, in reference to the constitution, Jeffersonian Democratic Republicans have been stereotyped as strict constructionists, while Federalists as lose interpreters.
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Content: The true test of these assumptions is revealed throughout the presidencies of Jefferson and Madison, two leading figures of these two political parties. Although Jefferson advocated strict interpretation of the Constitution in his speech his actions proved otherwise, while Madison was at times a lose interpreter of the Constitution and in other situations a strict one. This is revealed throughout specific circumstances during their presidencies, such as the issuing of the embargo act and the Louisiana Purchase in Jefferson’s terms, and the issuing of a military draft and the Tariff of 1816 during Madison’s terms. Jefferson’s theories supported a strict interpretation of the Constitution, however, his issuing of the Embargo Act and his purchase of Louisiana from Napoleon demonstrated his support for lose interpretation of the Constitution as he saw fit for the nation. Jefferson issued the Embargo Act in 1807, forbidding the export of all goods or materials from the United States. The overuse of power by the federal government is...
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Essay about The Interpretation of the Constitution According to the Republican Party
...to the federal Constitution, the Democratic - Republicans were usually characterized as strict constructionists who were opposed to the broad constructionism of the Federalists. As history dictates, this is substantially accurate. In the time frame of 1801-1817, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the Republican presidents of the time, demonstrated the differences of the Republican Party in several aspects involving the interpretation of the Constitution. The Democratic - Republicans believed that the government should follow a strict interpretation of the Constitution and held the idea that this would allow honest representation of the people and prevent government corruption. However, the Federalists were firm believers in the production of a strong central government and a broad interpretation of the Constitution .
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...to the federal Constitution, the Democratic - Republicans were usually characterized as strict constructionists who were opposed to the broad constructionism of the Federalists. As history dictates, this is substantially accurate. In the time frame of 1801-1817, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the Republican presidents of the time, demonstrated the differences of the Republican Party in several aspects involving the interpretation of the Constitution. The Democratic - Republicans believed that the government should follow a strict interpretation of the Constitution and held the idea that this would allow honest representation of the people and prevent government corruption. However, the Federalists were firm believers in the production of a strong central government and a broad interpretation of the Constitution . John Adams differed in the interpretation of the Constitution from the Democratic - Republicans in his Alien and Sedition Acts. Republican leaders were convinced that these acts were unconstitutional, but the process of deciding on the constitutionality of federal laws was not yet established. As Washington continued to move closer to Alexander Hamilton's vision of a strong, central...
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... Interpretation of the Constitution Thomas Jefferson’s (president through 1801-09) political party, the Jeffersonian Republicans, believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution, while Jefferson’s opposing party, the Federalists, believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution. In order to comprehend the clear distinction between the two parties it is imperative to analyze the events during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency and James Madison’s presidency. The Democratic Republican Party solidified their values in various instances:
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Content: John Adams differed in the interpretation of the Constitution from the Democratic - Republicans in his Alien and Sedition Acts. Republican leaders were convinced that these acts were unconstitutional, but the process of deciding on the constitutionality of federal laws was not yet established. As Washington continued to move closer to Alexander Hamilton's vision of a strong, central...
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... Interpretation of the Constitution Thomas Jefferson’s (president through 1801-09) political party, the Jeffersonian Republicans, believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution, while Jefferson’s opposing party, the Federalists, believed in a loose interpretation of the Constitution. In order to comprehend the clear distinction between the two parties it is imperative to analyze the events during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency and James Madison’s presidency. The Democratic Republican Party solidified their values in various instances: James Madison’s letter to Congress, the resolutions of the Hartford convention, and Jefferson’s letter regarding religious freedom. Likewise, the Federalist Party upheld to their values when they created a national bank and to an extent when Jefferson criticized the federalist Parties values. However, both parties contradict their values many times. The Democratic Republican Party contradicted their strict approach, when Jefferson imposed the Embargo Act (creating many political cartoons emphasizing the hypocritical Democratic Republicans ), the Louisiana Purchase, criticism from own party members, and controversial and contradicting views by Thomas Jefferson. Similarly the Federalist Party...
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...in the United States formed over the ratification of the Constitution, and two opposing groups were immediately created:
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Content: James Madison’s letter to Congress, the resolutions of the Hartford convention, and Jefferson’s letter regarding religious freedom. Likewise, the Federalist Party upheld to their values when they created a national bank and to an extent when Jefferson criticized the federalist Parties values. However, both parties contradict their values many times. The Democratic Republican Party contradicted their strict approach, when Jefferson imposed the Embargo Act (creating many political cartoons emphasizing the hypocritical Democratic Republicans ), the Louisiana Purchase, criticism from own party members, and controversial and contradicting views by Thomas Jefferson. Similarly the Federalist Party...
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...in the United States formed over the ratification of the Constitution, and two opposing groups were immediately created: the Federalists and the Democratic - Republicans. Even though the Democratic - Republicans would hold office in the White-House for more than half of the United States first thirty-six years as a nation, it is the Federalists that had a significantly greater effect on the formation of the United States. Their ratification of the Constitution and support of a centralized, federal government has resulted in the implementation of political systems that have helped the United States become a self-sufficient, united nation throughout its existence. The Anti- Federalists opp
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Descriptive research has the following characteristics: 1.Descriptive research ascertains prevailing conditions of facts in a group or case under study. 2.It gives either a qualitative or quantitative, or both, description of the general characteristics of thegroup or case under study. 3.What caused the prevailing conditions is not emphasized. 4.Study of conditions at different periods of time may be made and the change or progress that tookplace between the periods may be noted or evaluated for any value. 5.Comparison of the characteristics of two groups or cases may be made to determine their similaritiesand differences. 6.The variables or conditions studied in descriptive research are not usually controlled.
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How light intensity effects the
Rate of photo synthesis. Aim
The aim of my experiment is to find out how light intensity affects the rate of photosynthesis. Prediction
I predict that as the light intensity increases that the rate of photosynthesis will increase in proportion, so for example if you increase the light intensity from 10cm away to 20 cm away form a stationary plant. There for the rate of photosynthesis will decrease proportionally with the distance of the light from the plant (in this case a half). This means that as the light moves away then there is less light given to the reaction for photosynthesis to happen. My theory behind this is the following; Photosynthesis is the process that plants use to create energy for themselves. It is best described from the following equation
Water + carbon dioxide sunlight glucose + oxygen
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sunlight
6H O +6CO C H O +6O (The balanced equation)
glucose is the resulting energy that is needed by the plant to grow and survive. Oxygen is the waste product that is given out via the stomata pores when they become turgid, this is during the process of respiration.
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Title: Free Essay: The effect of light intensity on the rate of photosynthesis
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Content: This means that as the light moves away then there is less light given to the reaction for photosynthesis to happen. My theory behind this is the following; Photosynthesis is the process that plants use to create energy for themselves. It is best described from the following equation
Water + carbon dioxide sunlight glucose + oxygen
Or
sunlight
6H O +6CO C H O +6O (The balanced equation)
glucose is the resulting energy that is needed by the plant to grow and survive. Oxygen is the waste product that is given out via the stomata pores when they become turgid, this is during the process of respiration. Water is taken in via the root hairs which stick out in to the soil, these are located on the roots themselves, because of these root hairs this gives the plant a bigger surface area in which it can absorb more water. Water is essential for the process of photosynthesis and also to stop the plant from wilting, because plant cells take up water via osmosis which makes them tight or turgid and so the plant stays upright, but if there is no water in the cell then the cell becomes flaccid and loose causing the plant to wilt and die. this is the same with the stomata pores except when they are turgid the pore opens and when flaccid the pore is closed
(Root hairs also collect minerals and nutrients for the plant through active uptake). Carbon dioxide is nessacery for the reaction of photosynthesis to take place, it gets in to the plant as one of the gases in air which then diffuses through the stomata pores (which have to be turgid to let it in and so need water for osmosis). At the same time as this the left over water vapour and oxygen are diffused out also through the stomata which again have to be turgid to let it out.
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Title: Free Essay: The effect of light intensity on the rate of photosynthesis
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The effect of light intensity on the rate of photosynthesis
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Content: Photosynthesis can be defined as the production of simple sugars from carbon dioxide and water causing the release of sugar and oxygen. The chemical equation for photosynthesis can be expressed as: ( light) 6CO2 + 6H2O ( C6H12O6 + 6O2 (in the presence of chlorophyll)
The fact that all plants need light in order to photosynthesise has been proven many times in experiments, and so it is possible to say that without light, the plant would die. The reason that light intensity does affect the rate of photosynthesis is because as light, and therefore energy, falls on the chloroplasts in a leaf, it is trapped by the chlorophyll, which then makes the energy available for chemical reactions in the plant. Thus, as the amount of sunlight, or in this case light from a bulb, falls on the plant, more energy is absorbed, so more energy is available for the chemical reactions, and so more photosynthesis takes place in a given time. There are many factors, which affect the rate of photosynthesis, including light intensity, temperature and carbon dioxide concentration." Taken from www. Essaybank.co.uk/free_coursework/1649.html
There fore I only plan to change the sunlight intensity because I feel that this would be the best variable for me to change to find out how light intensity affects the rate of photosynthesis. Method
I will set up my experiment using the following equipment: 1) test tube filled with water and 0.50 of sodium bicarbonate
2) a plant that lives in a water ecosystem
3) syringe connected to a clear tube and then to the test tube (with the plant inside)
4) Two rulers 1 meter ruler to measure distance of light from plant and the other 30 cm ruler to measure the amount of oxygen given off from photosynthesis.
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