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Gracie commented on the post, Skateboarding in the bay area
Manuel,
I found your article very intresting to read. I am not a resident of the Bay Area but I felt as though you explained the problem so well that someone who doesn’t live there can sympathize with you.
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I loved the time when wii came out, defiantly some of my greatest memories. I loved how you wrote your article in a way that the readers can follow your thought process. Very fun to read! -
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In today’s world we are very quick to judge and label someone as “special needs” just because their brains process information differently. Most times immedietly after diagnosis kids are placed on medication and
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The article, “breaking the stigma around ADD/ADHD” Gracie the author talks about how society has labeled and sees people with ADHD/ADD as special-needs but the difference is the ADHD is most commonly controllable and even has some benefits to it. ADHD is the capacity to not be able to focus but there is hyper fixation. Where someone with ADHD is able to absorb large amounts of information about a subject with no problem, this can lead to a possible career in that field.
As a person who has struggled a lot with The focusing aspect of learning, I have learned how society is cruel to those who are different in the classroom. Although I have never been diagnosed with this disorder but I can still comprehend the struggles of the way society has treated people with disorders. I understand how the labeling can get to someone and how frustrating it is for people to assume things about disorders because i myself struggle with them but the most important and best thing we can do is try to educate those who want to be educated and not waste our time on those who don’t, like i for one have learned things that i didn’t know before about people who have hyperactive disorder and will continue to, in hopes to make someone who goes through this life a little easier.
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Gracie commented on the post, Is Music Good or Bad While You Study?
Dear Carter,
I really loved your post about is music good or bad while you study. I agree with you I personally enjoy music while I study because it can block out background noise. I thought the way you presented the information was fantastic, here is an Article that supports both sides.Yours,
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Gracie commented on the post, America Means Identifying With a Common Culture
Hello Sebastian,
I thought your adaptation of what the definition of the “American Identity” was interesting. I loved how you gave both the extremes of both sides as well as the moderation. I agree with you, I think the meaning of being an American citizen is different for everyone. For me personally I think being an american means fighting for…Read More -
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In a world of mass shootings and gun ownership, the debates have been ongoing for a number of years, but how can we change the rules without violating our constitutional rights. The second amendment of the
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Within our current political climate, we are at a point where anything can happen. In this day in age, so much is up in the air within the politics of everything. On Saturday, the speaker of the House Nancy
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Hi Gracie! This interesting but I would have loved to hear about you opinions if the impeachment will go through or not. Here are some other people opinions, like the Washington Post: https://washingtonmonthly.com/2019/10/03/can-impeachment-succeed/
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Gracie commented on the post, Is being Vegetarian Good for You?
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Hi Luke,
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Gracie commented on the post, How World War II Affected American Life
Hello Taylor,
I particularly enjoyed this article. I had never thought of the long term problems of WWII besides the world relations effects. Here is an article on the effects of WWII had on the workforce. http://www.iptv.org/iowapathways/artifact/impact-world-war-ii-us-economy-and-workforceThank you,
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Gracie commented on the post, Does Class Size Matter?
Hello Riley,
This is definitely an interesting take on the class size question, Many colleges are now asking the same questions. I agree a smaller class size is beneficial in an academic regard but I don’t agree with the small social life claim. Here is an article about the class size problem.…Read More -
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School funding is a massive mix of Federal, local, and state dollars. The most influential of the mentioned is local funding in which is based on property taxes in the surrounding areas. Thus meaning, in certain
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Gracie commented on the post, Fact: Epstein Killed Himself-Truth: He didn't.
Hello Eggert,
This article was absolutely captivating, definitely something I hadn’t thought about in the past and you summed everything up perfectly.I found this article that backs up your claims. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article236809668.html
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Gracie commented on the post, Mental Health in Schools
Hello Audrey,
This was a very interesting perspective to look at when it comes to the ever pressing issue of Mental health. I was extremely engaging. I found this article (https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/24/health/oregon-mental-health-days.html )where it explains how in Utah they now recognize “Mental Health days” as excused absences meaning the…Read More -
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As a country, we have become extremely dependent on Fossil Fuels. Not only are the cheap and convenient but at what cost are they coming from? We rely on fossil fuels for many everyday things, such as cooking or
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I believe that the US is running out of fossil fuels and fast.And need to stop burning.
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Dear Gracie:
I understand and agree with your post “Breaking the Stigma Around ADD/ADHD
” because society is cruel to those that are in the slightest different then the “norm” and i understand they way you feel about the labels society gives.
One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: “ ADD/ADHD has been labeled as special needs or less intelligent when in all reality it has many benefits and to manage it takes a little more organization and at times medication.” I think this is true because i’ve seen it happen from places like the classroom to the internet and even in public.
Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next, because you’ve written about an important topic.
Yadira.