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    great experience. As we are about to go off to college, this really displayed to us that we have voices to speak up about things we want to change in the community around us. To have this opportunity and be hands on with a problem and research our idea of a perfect solution, was pretty cool. At the beginning of this process, it was hard to find a problem that was both strong and I was passionate about. When Mrs. Moone suggested an outdoor classroom, it was a perfect solution, but was hard to find

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    Antigone Fight Analysis

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    is okay not to showcase what you think but one should not back down and just ignore an event that goes against their morals if they truly believe in it, such as Antigone refuses to do. My concept for the play would be tyrannic military force. The idea behind this could be the nazi party vs the german people. This is my concept because Antigone is an heroine that fought against the

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    Review of Mind Maps for Kids: An Introduction by Tony Buzan Since 1974, Tony Buzan, a psychology author and educational consultant, has been developing and promoting the concept of using diagram which representing ideas in colorful branches, keywords, and images. Mind Maps for Kids: An Introduction, first published in 2003, is Tony Buzan’s first book written especially for younger readers aged 7 to 14 years old. Despite writing the book as a guide for parents to help their children, Buzan writes

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    meaning of his life. Over a life time, a constitution or a theme is developed to discern the ideas that one can readily accept. Interestingly, the philosophies of men separated by vast chasms of time and space all embrace upon a common theme of

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    and challenges are needed. The book also contained questions to further stimulate individual creative thinking. Von Oech identified three ways to read and use the book. The first is to read it straight through like a creativity workbook to find some ideas you can apply to your life. The second way is as a source for daily

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    The Martha Rules follows in the footsteps of Martha Stewart, where she analyzes and suggests many strong features in the business world and in life as well. Looking into the business world, I saw it from a student point of view; scary, intimidating, and uneasy to figure out. Analyzing the title, The Martha Rules, I expected a book with a multitude of rules that would be explained minimally with little experience and background. From watching Martha Stewart, I understood her fame account and her role

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    Hi, I’m Alexandria and I’m in the 11th grade, or a Junior in highschool. I usually love learning but this year I don’t have very good teachers so I haven’t been trying very hard in my classes; obviously I want good grades but nothing is interesting so I get distracted very easily and miss what the teacher says. When I was in my least favorite class, language arts, on Wednesday we got assigned another essay. I had this class with my best friend, Kayley, and we usually did the essays together but

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    Cre·a·tiv·i·ty - the ability to make new things or think of new ideas. The world has seen new ideas over and over, and we wouldn’t be the people we are today if it weren’t for those ideas. What if John F. Kennedy hadn’t pondered about what lies beyond our atmosphere, and we never explored the moon? What if Karl Benz never thought of that seemingly crazy idea to build an automobile? Or, what if the Wright Brothers just gave up on their idea of the airplane? If they never let their creativity prosper,

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    Introduction As the primary objective of the architect’s job is to provide shelter and spatial needs of people which cater to all groups of people in society by managing and creative organization of materials, dealing with mass, space, form, texture, light, shadow, structure and volume, also the pragmatic elements such as dealing with contractor, client, authorities, cost, construction limitation and technology. All of former said things in the end to achieve a functional, economical, pragmatic building

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    Introduction The title of this assignment is managing thinking and learning across the Curriculum. This is important as teachers are responsible for teaching a diverse range of subjects using creative approaches that raise standards (Ofsted, 2010). This assignment is divided into three main sections. Firstly, this assignment will evaluate a variety of creative approaches to the teaching of thinking and learning across the Curriculum. Secondly, the advantages and disadvantages of teaching strategies

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