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    Movie on 4-29-18 at 10.02 PM

    I chose to record a passage from Shakespeare’s Othello during Act I, Scene III, Lines 208-218 and I played Desdemona, who is Othello’s beloved wife in the play. I learned that the imp

    Othello: Recording A Passage

    Movie on 4-29-18 at 10.02 PM I chose to record a passage from Shakespeare’s Othello during Act I, Scene III, Lines 208-218 and I played Desdemona, who is Othello’s beloved wife in the play. I learned that the impact of...

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    In the following passage of the play, Othello, Desdemona’s father is upset with her for lacking in being dutiful to him. As he lectures her, Desdemona stands up for what she believes is the right thing to do and

    Othello: Close Reading

    In the following passage of the play, Othello, Desdemona's father is upset with her for lacking in being dutiful to him. As he lectures her, Desdemona stands up for what she believes is the right thing to do and...

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  • Jaimie,
    I agree with you that there is more to having a job as a teen than making money, for it is important to learn and have an early exposure to responsibilities and what the real world is like. Here is an article about your point that I think you would find interesting: https://www.teenlife.com/blogs/pros-cons-teens-getting-jobs

  • Erica,
    This is a truly fascinating post, and I have never really thought about how much of an impact geography has on one’s personality. I agree that it is important to continue to study the effects it has on people, for if we can understand it more then we can help more people who are in unhealthy situations due to the impact their environment…Read More

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    According to an article called “Teens: this is how social media affects your brain”, one scientist claims that using social media is “… just a way we have of adapting to our environment”, while another claims

    Argumentative Essay Research Week 4

    According to an article called “Teens: this is how social media affects your brain”, one scientist claims that using social media is “... just a way we have of adapting to our environment”, while another claims that “... social...

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    • Bella,
      This is a very impressive article with a very impressive amount of words. I can tell your very passionate about this and that it admirable. I agree with you that technology has changed and become an outlet for more bullying. It makes it easier for bullies to hid and is easier for the victim to get hit. It is very tough to monitor since almost every kid has a smartphone these days. What ways do you think we could combat this without changing society completely?
      Helpful Link: https://www.lawnow.org/cyber-bullying-bullying-through-technology/

    • Bella,
      You had a lot of great information regarding technology and how as of recent it has changed our exposure to bullying. After reading your article it made me wonder what we can do in the future to help children avoid bullying. It seems like there is so much good and bad that can come from cell phones that it would be extremely difficult to decide what would be best. You might find this article from psychology today interesting https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/media-spotlight/201604/does-technology-make-bullying-easier. I appreciate how passionate you are about your topic, and I look forward to hearing more.

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