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Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Analysis of Essay The writer of “They Say, I Say” claims that Americans are advocating for healthy eating yet they are not healthy enough to champion the issue of health. Mary Maxfield posits that while Americans are taking much of their time advocating for healthy food and certain styles of eating and the kind of food to eat; the whole idea they contend with is an industrial campaign to make money in the name of championing for health. The author suggests that the whole plan of teaching Americans how to eat is an economic agenda by some industries to capitalize on the confusion of innocent American regarding feeding methods and modes. The...

My Reflection of Writing Admittedly, writing is so critical as it is the medium upon which most communication is conveyed. Moreover, writing helps in record keeping, tracing of history, and day to day communication through books, magazines, and online articles. During this semester, I have learned about the significance of writing, the techniques, language, and the tools that enable successful writing. In my assessment, I have strengths in the deployment of writing techniques and vocabulary. However, I feel I still have much to develop regarding involving the writing tools that ensure what I write is of original content. Indeed, it is commonplace that no institution accepts plagiarism because it...

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course number Date Fences In August Wilsons fences the most attributed conflict in the whole play is Domination and Resistance, the vice clearly illustrated by characters like Troy, Bono, Rose, and Gabriel results into many more consequences that may eventually lead to death. The two themes together correlate as one vice leads to another, a lot of domination may sometimes lead to resistance as illustrated in the text. Domination At the work place where both Troy and Bono work, it is only the whites who are allowed to drive the garbage truck (Kester, 2000), the whites are totally dominant in this sector, Troy (Cory's father) adamantly refuses to sign the...

Name Instructor Course Date Teaching Style and Learning A good teacher can make the students understand any topic almost the same way their teacher does. Effective teaching methods must be employed to achieve this understanding. There are several ways of learning new information. They include reading of texts, studying diagrams and flow charts, passively listening to the teacher's explanation, watching videos, and taking notes, among others. Teaching outcomes can be different depending on the methods used to impart the knowledge. The knowledge passed across is understood only if an effective style of teaching is used. The most basic methods of teaching are passive, where the student merely...

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Number Date “Through the Eyes of a Child” by Donna E. Norton. Norton in his article Through the Eyes of a Child explores the history of children literature and how children in the past have been responding to concepts and issues contained in literature. Norton (26) provides guidance on how people can evaluate and choose the best literature items that suit children. As a result, he explains the necessary elements and features a book that suites each age of a child will improve the intellectual abilities and how it will develop them emotionally. Furthermore, he explains that children at different age bracket react differently to various texts and...

Name Professor Course Date Short story “love is Fallacy." This story from the novel brings out many stereotypes and false arguments brought forth by Max Shulman depicting the constant interactions socially on a daily basis. In the book, the author is acquainted with his roommate Petey who has a friend and a potential lover called Polly (Shulman 1995). The novel reveals antiwomen instances such that Shulman merely uses his intuition to judge and conclude that Polly is foolish after having limited interactions with her. He barely gives any solid reasons to back up his claim other than the mere excuse that he "knows" or has a more profound feeling. The short conversations he experiences with...

Name Instructor Course Date 1. Abortion is murder-and it does not matter whether we're talking about killing a human embryo or a human fetus The fallacy of contradiction is evident in the statement seeing that an embryo is a stage in baby development while a fetus is a well-developed baby with vivid human features and characteristics. Similarly, some people may consider an embryo as just a cell and not a baby. The views are different for different individuals. It is a fallacy because it is inappropriate to compare the two. 2. Euthanasia is not a good thing, its murder- and it does not matter how painful ones dying may be. The statement contains fallacy of contradiction since euthanasia is a...