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 A Research Study On Learning Experience
Deciding on the research question was one of the hardest parts about the research process. 2 or 3
weeks were spent filling out lotus diagrams, doing small research, and discussing possible topics
with Research Project teachers. The question was decided upon after a discussion with a teacher
about their personal experiences of working with multilingual students and how that impacted on
their learning experience. According to her, multilingual students seemed to perform better in their
education and had higher mathematical ability. I wanted to investigate this claim further; I was also
completing Russian Stage 2 at that moment, and found that the topic was relevant to my personal
experiences.
The question was narrowed down into a more specific topic over the next few weeks by beginning
the research and seeing what the current existing research shows about the question. This was
effective as it allowed me to make the question sensible and realistic to complete in the time
allocated, and allowed me to develop a deeper understanding of the topic as the weeks went along. At
the beginning of the project, I decided to use 3 main research methods: experiment, interview and
literature analysis. Although interview was never completed, the other methods proved to be highly
effective in completing the outcome.
It was decided that an experiment would be done to find data for the Research Project, in order to
explore different research methods and to add a primary source. Conducting this
 By Oscar Wilde
One way Wilde was able to express his thoughts on society was by using satire and metaphor,
instead of being explicit. One professor states, An overarching theme in the poet s work is social
satire, where Wilde critiques social issues like the relation and rapport of the sexes or the social
conventions of love (Kemper). This is one of the countless ways Wilde expressed his feelings
about the time he lived in. Even if it was not always clear cut that it was meant to make fun of
society, it was still in several of his works and not just Pictures of Dorian Grey. After depicting it
and seeing the truer meaning, one can see the cruelty Wilde held in his art. On the other hand one
place, Wilde is satirically in his poetry is in his poem. Flowers... Show more content on
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The reason why this is significant is not only because of the time period he lived in but also
because it affected his real life. However, even if Wilde was a writer who truly pulled from his
own life to write. Not all the topics he wrote about, were impactful to his life. This was something
Wilde himself even admitted he did, showing just how connected his life was from his writing.
(Marcus 1985) This shows how even if his writing style matched his time, with his lifestyle being
different; Wilde works would not always match the Victorian period. Even if during the Victorian
period, there was more visibility of homosexuals, especially in males. The reason the queer
population was coming to light was due to the Greek views on male relationships. Further, with
all the laws forbidding it, made it more desirable for some (Marsh). As for Wilde, he was not
necessarily a homosexual, but rather a bisexual man. However, as he deepens his romantic
relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas. This causes him to write about more controversial social
issues. Further, he became more forward to the people around him, to the point where he asked an
editor to change the way he reviews his work (Marcus). By being in a homosexual relationship
Wilde was able to come out of his shell a bit more. Allowing him to write about issues in a manner
that would fool people, into reading about controversial
 What Led To The Rise Of Slavery In The Late 1800 s
In the late 1800 s, slavery was a very controversial topic in the United States. There was no peace
about it. Slavery caused families to split, and brothers to kill one another. With feelings so strong
on this topic, it was extremely difficult to please both sides the North and the South. This was
especially difficult when running for president. Many strategies were tested, but only a few
prevailed. Some candidates thought it would be best to let the people decide whether or not their
state was pro or anti slavery. One candidate did not take much of a stand for either side. Presidents
Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, and James Buchanan all made it to the White
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Taylor took a vague approach when sharing his political beliefs. Taylor s popularity from the
Mexican American War helped boost him to the White House. Although Taylor owned slaves
himself, he did not support slavery expanding to the West. This angered the North and the South.
The South wanted Taylor to veto the Wilmot Proviso, which would ban the expansion of slavery
in the territory gained from the Mexican American War. Taylor saw vetoing this proviso as
unconstitutional. He also believed that slaves in the west would be impractical because sugar and
cotton would not easily grow there. Simply not vetoing the Wilmot Proviso angered the northerners
as well for they wanted him to support the Proviso, rather than not veto it. Even though nobody
completely agreed with Taylor s views on slavery, the Whig party remained loyal. The deciding
factor in this election was the Free Soil Party they took votes away from Lewis Cass, ultimately
giving electoral votes to Zachary
 Cobalt Gas Administration Case Study
Dear, Cobalt Gas Administration A gas company is submitting an application to to drill a well on
a former dairy farm. Which this dairy farm borders the state forest and the closest water treatment
plant is twenty miles away. Should they allow this application. Yes they should approve this grant
to drill the well. My beginning reason they should complete this grant is because. It will open up
hundreds maybe, thousands of jobs around our community, Across PA and Ohio this type of
drilling will open up many jobs for residents. It will be supporting families to put food on their
table and I have a fellow classmate that has his father working for a drilling company and it supports
his family
 Blount Springs Observation
The objective of the trip to Blount Springs, Alabama was to observe and gather data on the
geological structure of the area. Blount Springs is located in the northern part of Alabama just 33
miles north of Birmingham, and lies on the southernmost part of the Appalachian fold belt. The
field work began on the morning of Saturday April, 7th at 8:50am. The weather was cloudy with
temperatures in the mid 40 s, and the area was wet from rain the previous night. Our materials
included a map of the area, list of formations, a Brunton compass, and a Rite in the Rain field book.
The procedure of the field work involved 12 stops at outcrops to gather data, one stop was omitted
from the original plans. This data gathered included bedding and joint orientations... Show more
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This formation is a very fine grain Mississippian limestone. To test to see if this was the Bangor
formation we used HCL and because there was a reaction we know its limestone. This formation
could also be described as gray in color as well as an average thickness of 700 feet. We see the
Bangor until stop eight, where we see a very different vertical bedding. Also different at stop eight
is the outcrop no longer reacts with HCL. From this we gathered that we had moved into the
Hartselle formation. In the Hartselle Formation, Mississippian aged sandstones are dominant. This
particular stop had a large amount of jointing. After the Hartselle, we figured the Pride Mountain
Formation would be next, however at stop nine we see the Maury Formation present. This stop
focused on the rock located inside the creek. Because we were unable to go into the creek to get the
strike and dips, we once again had to do a projected orientation. Also found on this stop were natural
sulfur springs, easy to notice with the smell that it gives off. The Maury formation consist of
Mississippian Silurian aged shale. At the next stop, stop 10, we encounter the Ft. Payne formation.
Although this area location was thickly vegetated, we were able to conduct the acid test and saw that
the HCL reacts in some places but not all. From this we concluded that this was the cherty limestone
of the Ft. Payne formation. The following stop, 12, we went up section and arrived at the Maury
Formation once again. At the final stop, location 13, we see Ft. Payne Formation. All of the
metamorphism and deformation in the southernmost Appalachians can be related to the movement
of the thrust sheets and stacks (Higgins,
 The Wizard of Oz Film
The Wizard of Oz film came out in 1939, 39 years after the novel it was based off of, The Wonderful
Wizard of Oz. The children s novel was written by L. Frank Baum and became such a great
success, he wrote thirteen more Oz books. It also sparked a Broadway musical. The movie is seen
as a timeless classic. It had a duration of fourteen different writers and five different directors.The
Wizard of Ozis a musical fantasy film about a girl named Dorothy who lives in dull, colorless
Kansas. She lives with her aunt, uncle, and interacts everyday with the farmhands. Ms. Gulch,
Dorothy s nasty neighbor comes to take Toto because he had bit her and she got a warrant to
seize the dog. Dorothy runs away with Toto, but after encountering a fortune teller, she returns.
During a tornado she is knocked unconscious, only to wake up to find her house has been picked
up and swept away to a place of vibrant technicolor called Oz. She is greeted by hundreds of
munchkins, who are residents of Munchkin Land . They congratulate her on killing The Wicked
Witch of the East with her falling house. Her sister, The Wicked Witch of the West shows up to
claim her sister s ruby slippers. Glinda The Good Witch gives Dorothy the pair of Ruby Slippers
instead. The West Witch swears revenge and vanishes. Dorothy s only concern is that she wants to
go home, to which everyone tells her to just follow the yellow brick road all the way to the
Emerald City. There, she ll be able to talk to the Wizard about going
 Coming of Age in The Man Who was Almost a Man by Richard...
The Man Who Was Almost a Man
What does it mean for someone to become a man? How does one get the key or password to
becoming a man? Some believe that becoming a man is just referring to a coming of age, and it
somewhat is, however there is more. In the short story The Man Who Was Almost a Man by
Richard white, Dave, the main character is a young boy trying to become a man and is searching for
the key. However, there are certain ways to do things in society, and there are ways to not, and both
of these ways have their benefits and consequences. In this short story Dave sees the gun as a
symbol of manhood, and it will set him free of his childhood.
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Dave still shows thoughts pertaining to the attainable manliness of having a gun by thoughts of
shooting at Mr. Hawkins s house. It seems as if Dave s thoughts are blurred and all he sees is the
key to becoming a man is having a gun and using it so he is doing this as much as he can along
with his crave for power, even though it is just causing others to have even less respect for a
reckless irresponsible child with a gun. However, Dave s wishes were still granted when he is
forced to start maturing into being a man more rapidly than others and having to take responsibility
for his actions.
Every choice has its benefits and its consequences, unluckily, with Dave s choices the
consequences greatly outweighed the benefits that were being received. Dave had the wrong idea
and believed that a gun could symbolize becoming a man whenever all it actually did is rush him
into something that he is not ready for, and cause him to do wrong in the eyes of his family and the
society. Back to the question, What does it mean for someone to become a man? One could say that
Dave eventually learned his lesson by the end of the short story that you cannot push respect upon
yourself by others with force. Becoming a man is by definition when a person with the qualities
often associated with males such as bravery, spirit, or toughness grows out of their childhood and
matures into adulthood. When