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docdrop.org docdrop.orgUntitled45
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So, yes, you should be skeptical of my skepticism
Question everything
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prescient
having or showing knowledge of events before they take place
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The clock’s methodical ticking helped bring into beingthe scientific mind and the scientific man.
Go hand in hand
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He couldn't foreseethe many ways that writing and reading would serve tospread information, spur fresh ideas, and expand humanknowledge (if not wisdom).
The positives
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glorify technological progress, there's acountertendencyto expect the worst of every newtool or machine
there's always 2 sides
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he idea that our minds should operate as high-speeddata-processing machines is not only built into the work-ings of the Internet,
This thinking is also very flawed and unrealistic
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The human brain is just an outdated computerthat needs a faster processor and a bigger hard drive
Or we're just fine as we are
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f our brains were supplemented, or even replaced, byan artificial intelligence is unsett
That is very unsettling. People really think that?
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“to solve problems that have never beensolved before,” and artificial intelligence is the hardestproblem out there.
There's always the race to do what others cannot
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smart as people—or smarter
Definitely smarter
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connected direcily to our brains
Huhhh that's terrifying
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frequently of their desire to turn their search engine intoan artificial intelligence
Like there is now
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religion practiced
Referring to this as religion
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the future the system must be first
Why must it be?
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restructuring not onlyof industry but of society,
It's crazy how even schools rely on technology and computers for their work now
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shaping the neural circuits inside our brains
I think that's why kids need to stay away from electronics
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Where does it end
It doesn't seem like it ever will, there's continuous advancements.
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the perfectsearch engine,” which it defines as something that “under-stands exactly what you mean and gives you back exactlywhat you want.
Just like an AI robot
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Seeking maximum speed,maximum efficiency, and maximum output
Trying to be bigger and better
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Televisionprograms add text crawls and pop-up ads,
They also know what you like and pop up with things of your interest
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It injects the medium’s contentwith hyperlinks, blinking ads, and other digital gewgaws,and it surrounds the content with the content of all
Keeping your mind distracted with a million different things at once
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Internet promises to have particularly far-reach-ing effects on cognition.
Negative or positive?
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The process of adapting to new intellectual technol-ogies is reflected in the changing metaphors
Man vs nature theme again
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n decidingwhen to eat, to work, to sleep, to rise, we stopped listeningto our senses and started obeying the clock.
We go against our own bodies
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intellectual technologies
Crazy how much we are constantly learning about the brain
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adult mind “is very plastic
Wow this is interesting
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largely fixed by the time wereached adulthood.
It's ever-growing
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terse prose
brief, or using very few words
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The typewriter rescued him, at leastfor a time.
This reminds me of Ron Kovic and his type writer
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curtail
to reduce or limit something
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Reading, explains Wolf, is not an instinctive skill forhuman beings
It's a learned and developed skill
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may be weakening our capacity for the kind of deepreading
I wonder if reading and processing disorders have increased from this?
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But it’s a different kind of reading
More mind-numbing
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‘we may well be reading more today than we didn the1970s or 1980s,
Not the effective kind of reading
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ubiquity
The state or capacity of being everywhere, especially at the same time
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we still awaitthe long-term neurological and psychological experi-ments
When can these experiments take place though? Technology is still so fresh.
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Even a blogpost of more than three or four paragraphs is too muchto absorb. I skim it.”
Seems to ring true for this generation
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“I now have almosttotally lost the ability to read and absorb a longish articleon the web or in print,
Goes quickly
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The more they use the Web, the more they haveto fight to stay focused on long pieces of writing
This reminds me of how our generations said to have a shorter attention span than past generations because of technology.
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reading and writing e-mails,scanning headlines and blog posts, watching videos andlistening to podcasts, or just tripping
Chronically online
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I’ve been spending alot of time online, searching and.surfing and sometimes adding to the great databases ofthe Internet
Developed a short attention span?
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Now my concentration often starts to drift after twoor three pages. I get fidgety, lose the thread, begin lookingfor something else to do.
Sounds like ADHD
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remapping the neural circuitry,reprogramming the memory.
Whatt like the human is feeling these things?
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Dave,-my mind is going
That's so scary, it's like a robot.
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supercomputer HAL
The computer is speaking?
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gad school
grad school
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shrewdies.com shrewdies.com
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Is age just a number in relationship?
Does age matters in relationships? These personal experiences argue that age is just a number. As long as there is love, trust, and communication between partners.
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Is age just a number in relationship?
- Who: The author (Princess Busayo), her parents, and another couple.
- What: Discussing the topic of whether age matters in a relationship
- Where: The author's personal experiences and observations.
- Why: To share different perspectives on the topic and provide personal insights.
- How: By sharing two scenarios from the author's life and providing their own opinion on the matter.
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social-media-ethics-automation.github.io social-media-ethics-automation.github.io
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Kurt Wagner. This is how Facebook collects data on you even if you don’t have an account. Vox, April 2018. URL: https://www.vox.com/2018/4/20/17254312/facebook-shadow-profiles-data-collection-non-users-mark-zuckerberg (visited on 2023-12-05).
This article delves into the complex issue of data collection by Facebook, even for individuals who do not have an account on the platform. It highlights the pervasive nature of data tracking and the challenges users face in maintaining privacy online.
The term "shadow profile" is introduced to describe the data trove that Facebook gathers on non-users, essentially creating virtual profiles based on information collected from various sources, including browsing history and contact uploads. While Facebook denies explicitly creating these profiles, it acknowledges collecting data for analytics and security purposes.
The article outlines two primary methods through which Facebook gathers data on non-users: tracking browsing history through social APIs and collecting contact information uploaded by users. Despite assurances from Facebook that browsing data is deleted after a certain period, concerns linger regarding the continuous collection and retention of such data.
One of the most significant takeaways is the lack of opt-out options for users who wish to avoid data collection. Even abstaining from using the internet does not guarantee privacy, as friends or family members may inadvertently share contact information with Facebook.
Overall, the article underscores the need for greater transparency and user control over data collection practices, as well as the importance of ongoing discussions surrounding online privacy rights.
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Web tracking. October 2023. Page Version ID: 1181294364. URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Web_tracking&oldid=1181294364 (visited on 2023-12-05).
Cyberstalking is a common tactic. Law enforcement agencies use cyberstalking to track crimes and solve cases. Advertising companies use it to track user preferences. Platforms also use it to further improve the design of their platforms.
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social-media-ethics-automation.github.io social-media-ethics-automation.github.io
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Some data is directly provided to the platform by the users. Platforms may ask users for information like: email address name profile picture interests friends
This comment provides an overview of the types of data that users may directly provide to a platform. Users typically offer information such as their email address, name, profile picture, interests, and friends. This data is crucial for platforms to personalize user experiences, facilitate communication, and tailor content recommendations. It also underscores the importance of transparent data usage policies and robust privacy measures to safeguard user information. Additionally, platforms must prioritize user consent and data protection to foster trust and maintain ethical practices.
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Some data is directly provided to the platform by the users. Platforms may ask users for information like: email address name profile picture interests friends Platforms also collect information on how users interact with the site. They might collect information like (they don’t necessarily collect all this, but they might): when users are logged on and logged off who users interact with What users click on what posts users pause over where users are located what users send in direct messages to each other
The platform collects a lot of data about the user such as usernames, email addresses, interests and other such unsolicited information as mentioned in the article. But there is still a lot of information that we are passively stolen such as data from other software, photos from photo albums, and so on. Platforms may use this data to trade for profit.
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integrative sampling
Integrative sampling refers to the collection of data and utilizing different sampling techniques to produce a more comprehensive sample as a representative of the researchers' findings.
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Gordo tells the story of a young fat, gay, Mexican kid who struggles with body image and achieving his father's ideas of masculinity. Throughout the chapter, we see multiple forms and attempts at assimilation. Primarily done through shaming Gordo whether it be for his body and his feminine mannerism and personality. Both when his father and Miguelito attempt to shame him for his size, this is being done in an effort to make Gordo change himself to be more like the majority. Similarly, when his father yells at Gordo for singing or calling the boots pretty, this is an attempt to have him assimilate to fit into the mainstream ideas that society has placed on men. It is these gender roles that his father is perpetuating and attempting to pass down and push onto Gordo. Yet, we see Gordo somewhat push back against these internally, like when he continues to sing after his father leaves. This reflects my definition of assimilation as it shows how assimilation can take more than one generation to work. His father is attempting to pass down the assimilation of male gender roles that he learned to his son. Yet. Gordo pushes against this and attempts to not change himself, he instead finds community with others who allow him to be himself.
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Ialreadyknow howtojumprope,Pa,”Isay.“WhenIplaywithSylvieandthegirls,Ican beatthem sometimes.”
Here we see another but different example of a found community with Gordo being friends with girls his age, rather than the boys. This is another example of segmented assimilation, Gordo did not feel community with other boys his age, due to his feminine personality. Instead of changing himself to fit in with the boys, he instead found community with girls and remained to be himself.
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“It’snotforplaying,”saysPa.“It’sforejercicio.Under-stand?Youstarttrainingandtraining,soyourheartand yourlegscangetfuerte,and youcanburnoffthefat,getstrongtodoboxing.Luchalibre.Entiendes?”
Here we can notice that his father often speak Spanglish, meaning he has experienced some form of classic assimilation, hence why he is speaking in English for the majority. Yet, because they find themself also in a community that fosters a space where they can speak English as well, this also displays a small act of defiance against assimilation.
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Atthepulga,ofcourse.Thearabes,theyhavingnewthingsfortheboystoday.Boxingandluchalibrewrestlingthings.Peoplewere buyingitlikepancaliente.
Here we can see a deeper insight into the type of community Gordo finds himself in, which can be seen as a segmented assimilation. Being Mexican he is accepted into a community that is majority Mexican and creates an environment for blending of ethnicities. This is why we see and hear his father speak in Spanish as well as English, the environment created allows him the comfort to speak his native language as it is most likely used to communicate with other native speakers in their community.
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starttrainingsoyoucanwinthenextfight.”“Ididn’tlose the fight,”saysMiguelito.“Itonly lookslikeIlost.Hedroppedme.”“Lookatyourfacewith blood.LookatGordo’sface.Whowon?” “Your dogbitme,”saysMiguelito.Dadlooksatthe bitemarks.“Pfft.Noesnada.Lobo wasjustplaying.Babybites.
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Gordo’sabouttwentypoundsmoreheavierthanyou.He’stallertoo.Ifalittleguylikeyoutellsabigguyhewantstofight,whatdoyouthinkhappens?”Miguelitoisquiet,
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ThenI'llripoffyourmasksoeveryonewillseewhoyoureallyare:big,fat,greasyGordo.”NowI’mmad.“I’mgoingtobreakyour nose and yourfemur.”Itellhim.a“Whatthefuckisafemur?”saysMiguelito.“It’syourlegbone,idiot,”Itellhim. “Don't youknownothing?I’mgonnatearoffyourfemurandhityou withitlikeacaveman.”Miguelitoisgettingmadtoo,andhestartstoshout.
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Heisnotwearingnoshirtandyoucanseeallhisbonesinhischest.Butthecapeisreallyshiny andpretty,andhelooksgood,standingtherewithhisbonylegsopenlikeasuperhero’s.
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Ijumpfasterandcountlikehetoldmeto.NowI’mstartingtogetnervous,andIstarttomiss.Every timeImiss,Istartagainandtryharderandharder.MyfacefeelshotintheSantomask,andIwanttotakeitoff,butIdon’tstopjumping.Mylegsareburning,and1aminacloudofdust,butPalookshappiernow, andIthinkhe’snotgonnahitme, andhe’snotgonnashout. That’snot bad.
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lookathisaceIfthenextthingIsayisthewrongthing, I’mgonnagethit.
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Idon’t evergooutside with16|Z GORDOmyshirtoff,evenatthebeach.It’sembarrassingtobefat.Idon’tlikethewaypeoplelookatme.Buttoday,Idon’tcare.I’mElSanto,andI’mthebest.
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Iholdupmyarmsandmakeamuscle,andhereachesdownandtriestopulloffmyshirt.Idon’twanttotakeoffmyshirtinfrontofhimornobody,andIgrabitand yankitbackdown.“Gordo,”hesays.“Takeitoff.”“Idon’twant—”“Takeitoff.Now.”Withmyshirtoff,Ifeelnaked,andIdon’tlikeit.Hetellsmetolookinthemirroragain,soIdo.IlookevenmorelikeElSantonow! Heissmiling.Ifeel likeElSanto.Thisisboss.
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Themaskcovers yourwhole head andfaceinsparklysilver.Eventhemouthholeand eyeholesaresparkly
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“Thankyou,”Isay.“Thesearesoooopretty!”Pa getsrealquiet.He openshismouthlikehe’sgonnasaysomething,buthedon’tsaynothing. He shakeshisheadlikesomethingbadjusthappened.I’mholdingmybootslikelittletwin babies,tellinghimthey’resopretty,and thenhebreatheslikehe’sreally tiredandsays,“Keepgoing,hijo.
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Assimilation is defined as a process of absorption of mainstream. This process can take many forms, from learning English, changing of names or personalities, and upward mobility (“moving out of the ghetto”, home ownership, etc.). Absorption in the US varies among effectiveness and timeline, sometimes it is a slow process across generations, or some never assimilate at all.
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It’s super beautiful, and I’ve always wanted to hold it.
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Mynickname, “Gordo,” is written on it in my pa’s big, ugly letters.
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He’s a little drunk, but he’s not mad,so even though my ma’s not home, I think I’ll be okay.
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Looks like the H5P might not allow for saving notes. It says there is an error about saving notes
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language learning
languages
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The power you hold when learning a language is immense and not to be taken lightly.
I like this message!
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the vast majority of students at the best schools are likely to be wealthy, well-appointed young people groomed and professionalized at an early age precisely so they would impress admissions officers
From a young age wealthy students are accustomed to impress through language, attire, and presentation. This causing an imbalance of wealth culture that the rest of the 99% live in.
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elite institutions are attempting to redress the economic imbalance with generous financial aid
Even though some universities offer financial aid, it is still not enough to make it equal.
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children of privilege who have been given every chance to excel and often do.
The offspring of the top 1% lack the experiences of the 99%. The major disconnect is evident with how many opportunities for success is provided to the top 1 compared to the rest.
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“We want a university for the 99%, not a corporation for the 1%.”
In other words, they want a University for the common people, the every day individual, not for the wealthy.
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the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans gobble up a disproportionate share of the nation’s economic resources
According to USA Today, the top 1% owns $38.7 trillion in wealth.
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rts:
Some typos and formatting issues in the middle + part of the H5P
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(Degawan)
There have been a few throughout the entire chapter, but make sure you have publishing years (and page numbers if directly quoting something) in your citations
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successful
I'm curious what you mean by "successful"?
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I really like this H5P below, and we can consult with Robert to add more to it
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with it.
this transition paragraph should be revised now that the order of sections and info in the chapter has changed
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ning about the number of endangered languages was truly heartbreaking
What is this number? We should include this info and a citation. Also we can introduce what indigenous languages are here. It can be noted that endangered languages are typically the indigenous, or original, languages from that place before colonization or other historical reasons put majoritized languages into place.
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scalar.usc.edu scalar.usc.edu
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Las marcas escriturales depositadas en una hoja de papel a través de una máquina de escribir son imposibles sin un coste energético y mecánico a través del tecleo
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ser
maybe italicize
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to be
maybe italicize?
In this translation, maybe say "(the verb to be in the Spanish past perfect tense)."
For the other translations, maybe "(red in Portuguese)."
Keeping a standard format will make it cohesive and easier understood.
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Let’s meet Faith.
I like the introduction about Faith!
I am not sure if we are still wanting to include a "Meet the Author" section at the beginning of the book. If we do, this section may be better a bit more condensed.
Additionally, we should include similar information on the other mentions of the team, specifically, in chapter 1 in the "Meet Halima" and "Meet Abhay" sections.
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Portuguese for red
This translation has the language mentioned while the ones above do not. We should keep it consistent whether we include the language or just the English translation. Personally, I like the mention of what language the example comes from.
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ion.
I think the intro should be its own paragraph.
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Overall, I like the formatting in this section. The paragraphs and sections are clearly separated and labeled. I think it is visually appealing.
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In H5P: "now" instead of "know"
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Now that you have an idea, I want to provide my own. Knowing
Maybe format the prompt as one paragraph then the explanation as another.
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essays (ok probably not whole essays)
"write out the information"?
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generally grouped into the more ‘tactile’ category
I feel that it may be more effective to keep all the ideas in smaller, separate paragraphs. You could include that reading/writing and kinesthetic are generally thought of as the tactile styles. Additionally, you can put examples of material presentation as a textbox with bullet points.
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Unleash your potential in the realm of technology and programming. Join our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program and take a decisive step toward a fulfilling and successful future. Your journey to mastering programming skills and achieving industry certification starts here at Zoni American High School. Dive into your education and unlock a world of possibilities!
This should be Begin an enriching journey with our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program in Programming at Zoni American High School. Designed to prepare students to enter the workforce in the programming field, this track provides a dynamic opportunity for students to obtain their industry certifications in the field upon graduation.
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CompTIA Network Fundamentals (ITN+)
According to design, this should be Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Programming and Logic Certification
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Your career in medical assisting and healthcare technology begins right here.. Enroll in our 18-Credit Career and Technical Program, and start on a definitive path toward a gratifying and prosperous future. Your desire to obtain medical assisting skills and obtain industry-recognized certification commences right here at Zoni American High School. Immerse yourself in your education and open the door to a realm of endless opportunities!
Should be Start you career in the healthcare field with our engaging 18-Credit Career and Technical Program in Medical Assisting. Here, students not only acquire invaluable knowledge and essential skills but also have the opportunity to attain industry-recognized certifications that can pave the way for a rewarding career immediately upon graduation.
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Programming 2B (0.5)
Should be Medical Assistant 1B (0.5)
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Programming 2A (0.5)
Should be Medical Assistant 1A (0.5)
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Intro to Programming 1B (0.5)
Should be Health Science Foundations 1B (0.5)
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Intro to Programming 1A (0.5)
Should be Medical Terminology 1B (0.5)
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Principles of IT 1B (0.5)
Should be Health Science Foundations 1A (0.5)
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Principles of IT 1A (0.5)
Should be Medical Terminology 1A (0.5)
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Environmental Science
Should be Anatomy & Physiology
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uthor
H5P above this isn't loading. Saying there is a failure to connect to YouTube
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Need publishing year and a page number for this quote
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These varieties don’t reach the classroom because of their lack of popularity but are essential when understanding a language as a whole.
I don't know if I would say that AAVE is lacking popularity, but rather just lacking power and prestige; many young people who speak SAE or other varieties use slang taken from AAVE
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form of a
is a linguistically valid...
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majoritized languages with minoritized varieties, but why is this important?
minoritized varieties of a majoritized language
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As an English speaker, I find there are a lot of different variations.
This sentence may not be necessary. You could just add variations to the previous sentence instead of "speaking patterns"
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Christos
Should be "crustose"
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not capitalized, should be "I"
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crostus coralline
should be "crustose coralline"
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Vicorethrin
Now it got it wrong
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phychoetherin
This one was wrong in the reference transcript too. It should be Phycoerythrin.
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The exercises
I really like this H5P. But I do agree with Keli that it should be a little shorter.
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Lot 1 Linename
Add any median
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Missing All Doses
Revise: Missing All Doses (N=275)
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Median IQR
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144/262 = 54%
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learning Arabic
However, Arabic is still a majority language, just not in the U.S.
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Incomplete citation?
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both educational and business-wise
both educational and business opportunities?
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