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I believe I am a very good applicant for Notre Dame High School because of the many personal achievements, skills, and characteristics that have made me the person I am today. I believe my cultural and spiritual family upbringing, mixed with my own life experiences,...
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Over the last few years, I have faced several challenges in meeting my own goals for success as a student. I have lost my father and was battling depressing for over 5 years. I had issues keeping up with my life and facing any situation...
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The Achievement Gap is the minority versus the white students. The gap does not begins when a child starts school, but it begins before a child starts school. The Department of Education and the government has tried to close the gap, but the gap is...
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During the last decade, we have witnessed revolutionary changes in the field of information system & communication. The capabilities of both generation and collection of data have been rapidly increasing at a great rate. The today world is surrounded by the data and information field&...
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In turning of a hand, this summer semester comes to an end. I realize that I should through serious thinking and reflection, include thinking what I learned in this semester, and more knowledge or skill could be learned in the future. I compiled a list...
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In my family dynamic, I think my mom and dad had different parenting styles as I was growing up. I think my mom had more of an authoritative parenting style while my dad had more of a permissive parenting style. My mom was authoritative because...
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My academic and personal achievements have been a great part of my life. Getting to be in Link, Restorative Justice and Student Leadership, I have learned a lot. My personal achievements have ranged from being president of Venturing Crew to getting job interviews to beating...
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The importance of inspecting human behaviors in architectural design is particularly outspoken by the profound architect Fumihiko Maki. I also agree that the built environment should be shaped with greater concern in the human-focused investigation. The relationship between spatial layout and a range of social,...
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I first found my passion for drawing when I was 13 years old. My school had a technical drawing class. I always had to finish the assignment given first and with utmost neatness as a curious and competitive individual. This was the first stepping stone...
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Illness, diseases, and syndromes, all these words symbolize suffering. But for me, the connotation was so different. My illness gave me a chance to get inspired by the field of medicine. My childhood memories of unexplained minor bleedings, skin bruises, and fatigue caused frequent hospital...
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Living in Glasgow I have been exposed to the city’s amazing architecture all my life. This is where my initial interest in the built environment came from and it considerably developed when I started secondary school since it is in the heart of the city...
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In his great article ‘What Is Academic Writing?’ L. Lennie Irvin explains readers how to write an essay. He starts out with an introduction to explain for us the academic writing task, and here in the 2nd body paragraph, he gives us the secret. And...
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Question 1 A positive and a good learning environment is important for student’s success as it promotes academic achievements. Positive learning, however, cannot just happen on its own they must be created in schools. There are many components that must be considered in schools to...
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The most misconception amongst many is that having great marks in school and college implies great success in their future. Many studies have been done in this respect but none of the studies could find any strong link between the two aspects of grades and...
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The idea of interlocking treadmills of creation and consumption which became engendered by Allan Schnaiberg can facilely be implemented to schoolwork. This principle offers an explication of the reasons at the back of environmental quandaries today. Rudimentally there is a quandary with the way our...
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When we as college students are looking for a career to join it is important to grow and make contacts in that field rather than just going to school and not building a network. One way to help build and grow a resourceful network is...
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There are different types of essays. Essays can be descriptive, narrative or persuasive. A persuasive essay is primarily to convince a reader or an audience. A persuasive essay aims to persuade the reader about a specific topic or issue. It does this by explaining the...
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English is my life, always has been and always will be because there is something about the English language that speaks to my soul. My love affair with English dates back over 15 years, with my first experiences of reading. I feel like I am...
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Success in college, every student wants it. Is it easy? No. If you have made it this far, and you do not have any habits to be successful in college, well, you are in big trouble. What can good habits in college get you? Well,...
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There are 4 great literary genres under the modern vision: narrative, lyrical, dramatic and didactic. The essay is part of the didactic subgenres. This gives the writer freedom to analyse, interpret or evaluate the selected topic. While thinking about how to write an essay, you...
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What is EAP: EAP, a sub-discipline of ESP, is differentiated from ESP by its focus on the development of academic skills that prepare the students to succeed in their studies and professional life (Hyland & Shaw, 2016). Whether in a specific discipline or interdisciplinary studies...