stray away

rebellious counterpart and create a even more profound division between children.

Anderson & Dill, 2000; Anderson & Ford, 1986)

whats

cant

While I do agree with what she says at the end that its never in their best interests, I disagree

She

than you

I detest this

concern for children.”

They

directioon

Stable vs Unstable

this

To begin

arent.

We were asked to do a research-based essay on a question on our choice, it was up to us to find the necessary data to back up our claims and create an argument.

Does Violent Video Games

Sources:

This assignment involved using databases which I have never used before.

KS 2013)

applied knowledge is more effective

justifying that second-hand knowledge cannot always be accountable, in addition to how easily influenced society can become due to the passing of information inherited from our organized systematical “norms”.

(Second-hand Knowledge: An Inquiry into Cognitive Authority ’83).

essential building blocks

confliction

is not

world-widely.

adding and subtracting is

example of this tradition of knowledge,

Epistemologically speaking, second-hand knowledge is a mediated, unempirical type of knowledge, gained without direct insight into the subject (Ana Vujanovic)

Many can relate because the news, our systematic educational procedures, past historical events and even our cultural advances have all been instilled in us from a secondary source.

Regarding to second-hand knowledge

your own

So, therefore

loosing

This is something,

first-handedly

The same concept is pertaining to problem solving and circumstantial logistic

The reason for that being, personal experience and direct knowledge of our American history would be absorbed directly by the individual.

thru

Why is it that as a child, we deliberately touch the hot stove that our parents repeatedly warned us not to do?

personal intake

Works Cited

This assignment wasn’t similar to any of the previous papers I have written. During this assignment I had to manifest my own research question and give feedback on the results I found. Usually, the teacher has most of the control but in this situation, I had to be the one to control the demeanor of essay. A few other things that was new to me involving this writing was the usage of peer-reviewed sources, as well as checking the quality and accuracy of the listed sources. This includes checking the date of access and publish, the authors credibility and relying on sources that are structured for researchers/students. In contrast, as a student in my previous years of education, I was taught that the information given to you is in fact correct and isn’t to be questioned. A challenge for me during this assignment, was to obtain current information on the subjects of first-hand and second-hand knowledge, and also to find statistic research contrasting between the two.

“No definite liaison has been reported between genius-like abilities and psychic health or illness, and no direct evidence supports the tautological assumption that the genesis of highest genius-like abilities depends on psychic differences, mental abnormalities or specific creativity.”

liaison

Plus goes one step further by stating that there is no direct evidence supporting the genesis of genius like abilities depending on any cognitive deficiencies

Creativity and psychiatric illness: A functional perspective beyond chaos”

My final analysis

concepts stating

his “Latent variable models estimated effect sizes and their confidence intervals. Overall, measures of anxiety, depression, and social anxiety predicted little variance in creativity.”

they

after having read

Some form of positive association between creativity and mental disorder exists, and that creative people have more psychopathology, especially affective disorders, than is found in the general population”. 

Even if there isn’t a strong relationship overall between genius and madness varying circumstances for example what type of disorder/illness one may have shows increased levels of creativity

ad arrived

had arose,  

Academic Journal “Links between creativity and mental disorders” by Erika Lauronen, Juha Veijola, Irene Isohanni, Peter B. Jones, Pentti Nieminen, and Matti Isohanni,

Thirdly

and that researchers suggest that mental illness is not sufficient or necessary for creativity.

“Simon Kyoga conducted a 40 year study of over 1.2 million people that found that people in artistic and scientific occupations were not more likely to suffer from any psychiatric disorders.” T

Nevertheless

This visual hallucination caused by his anxiety disorder played a big role in helping him to create his most famous piece of art (the scream)

says

Aside from an artist who is suffering from a disorder himself,

their minds

because it helps to deal with his O.C.D since he wishes to make things in the way he sees them which is caused by his bipolar disorder.

hyperrealism

O.C.D

Anxiety, Depres

I Interviewed an artist

More s

in common, the

Each of these men, who were masters of their respective crafts having experienced lots of success for their creative work and masterpieces.

Starry Night

Works Cited:

Even if it is not a strong direct link there is one present and cannot be ignored.

Works Cited: Websites: Michon Kathleen,  When Juveniles Are Tried in Adult Criminal Court, published April 11, 2016, accessed November 03, 2018, www.nolo.com. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/juveniles-youth-adult-criminal-court-32226.html Guy Fiona, Teenage Brain Development and Criminal Behavior, published July 07, 2018, accessed November 03, 2018, Crime Traveller, https://www.crimetraveller.org/2015/06/teenage-brain-development/

ut in numeral states someone as young as 13 could be charged as an adult with certain types of crimes such as homicide.

Our brain matured from back to front this leaves us with our frontal lobes to fully mature last.

Although as stated before mixing the vulnerable and easily mis guided teens in with callous criminals isn’t going to help them rehabilitate a positive fallout for juveniles.

Such as “the case of James Bulgar, a 2-year-old was abducted and murdered by two 10-year-old boys in Liverpool in 1993.

charged as an adult, this

makes

can affect

adults matured

So,

you learn

It is stated that rehabilitation works better for teens then adults

“brain

Although commonly and adolescent usually doesn’t

“it is most likely to start around that age of 16 and those who haven’t committed a violent crime by the age of 19 rarely start doing it later.

It is known that ages 16 and 17

Dr. David Fassler states “It doesn’t mean adolescents can’t make a rational decision or appreciate the difference between right and wrong,” he said

this

teens, even ones who have committed severe crimes should

Currently in age adolescent are

In 2005 the U.S Supreme Court outlawed the death penalty for crimes committed under the age of 18.

Actus Reus and Men’s Reus.

TEDxTalks. “Depression Is a Disease of Civilization: Stephen Ilardi at TEDxEmory.” YouTube, YouTube, 23 May 2013, www.youtube.com/watch?v=drv3BP0Fdi8.   What Is Depression?, www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/depression/wh at-is-depression.

lot of affect

I have a few of my own theories for what might help with depression

Keep in mind the Law of Attraction when ruminating on bad thoughts; if you

Ilardi has a theory, mentioned both in his book and the Ted Talk, called “Lifestyle Medicine” which he has found effective for curing depression in the modern day along with the traditional treatments

“We were never designed for the sedentary, indoor, socially isolated, fast-food-laden, sleep-deprived, frenzied pace of modern life.” (Ilardi)

“99.9% of the human and pre-human experience was lived in the hunter-gatherer context so most of the selection pressures that have sculpted and shaped our genomes are Pleistocene.” (Ilardi)

Both us and the Keluli

He speaks

So now back to the main question.

The symptoms of depression are usually the same in individuals who suffer from it

You might not

According to Hatfield

as you go

I feel like I am pulling a heavy load up a rocky mountain side, unable to see the summit as I look up in anticipation. As I am climbing, rocks and debris land on my load making it heavier and heavier; slowing me down more and more, making my load harder to bare. But despite my weariness, I will not give up until I have reached the peak and overcome the biggest obstacle in my life.

Him and I

causes which

estimated 15 to 20 percent

He says

(Hatfield, Rudolph. 210

According to the American Psychiatric Association, “Depression (major depressive disorder) is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think and how you act. Depression causes feelings of sadness and/or a loss of interest in activities once enjoyed. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease a person’s ability to function at work and at home.”

What has changed that 1 out of 4 people in today’s day and age will experience depression at some point in their life?

Hidaka, Brandon H. Journal of Affective Disorders, U.S. National Library of Medicine, Nov. 2012, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3330161/. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0165032711007993

mainly drew upon my knowledge of the subject.

even though as of right now, I failed to utilize a few of them)

Depression: An Epidemic of Modernity

They choose the genre

presents her message to the audience, though not exactly clear, is presumed to be people whom easily believe these stereotypes.

A presentation unique from both Donovan Livingston and Billy Collins is Faten Aggad-Clerx’s PechaKucha, Every Sixty Seconds in Africa…. A PechaKucha is a 20-slide presentation, each of the slides being 20 seconds long.

purpose of this speech, to explain that time is an essence.

, an author who conveyed his speech orally is

adverse demeanor

. He often compares handcuffs and keys to education and the educators. Livingston ends the first stanza with, “For generations we have known of knowledge’s infinite power. /Yet somehow, we’ve never questioned the keeper of the keys” (5-6

engages all audiences

exactly what their message is, the purpose

Aggad-Clerx, Faten. “Every 60 Seconds in Africa…” PechaKucha 20×20, 27 May 2016. Web. 23 September 2018. <http://www.pechakucha.org/presentations/every-60-seconds-in-africa-dot-dot-dot>.  Collins, Billy. “Poet Laureate Billy Collins Gives Brilliand and Witty Commencement Address at Colorado College, 2008.” 19 May 2008. Web. 23 September 2018. <http://www.graduationwisdom.com/speeches/0135-Billy-Collins-Gives-Brilliant-Witty-Commencement-Speech-Address-At-Colorado-College-2008.htm>.  Livingston, Donovan. “Lift Off.” Harvard Graduate School of Education, 25 May 2016. Web. 23 September 2018. <http://www.gse.harvard.edu/news/16/05/lift>. 

. I tried my best not to summarize, as I tend to do that often, rather than analyzing the piece. 

Kings message

(Page 40)

writing to people like herself;

envisions to aim

struggles of the dying language

tones her readers

Gloria Anzaldua is in the genre form of an essay How to Tame a Wild Tongue talks in a completely different tone as Every Sixty Seconds in Africa.

She specifically chose the genre of PechaKusha in order for her to leave an impact on her reader, the PechaKusha gives her a chance to show visuals to her audience instead of the ordinary writings. Since she only has twenty images, she needs to be aware of her audience in order to connect with them

by Faten Aggad-Clerx she understands

Once all writers established their rhetorical situation the easier their connection with their audience will be.

The rhetorical situation includes, genre, audience and purpose, this is a situation that all writings should consider

you have

Aggad-Clerx, Faten. “Every 60 Seconds in Africa…” PechaKucha 20×20, Feb. 2016, www.pechakucha.org/presentations/every-60-seconds-in-africa-dot-dot-dot.   Anzaldúa, Gloria. “How to Tame a Wild Tongue”. 2012, www.everettsd.org/cms/lib07/WA01920133/Centricity/Domain/965/Anzaldua-Wild-Tongue.pdf. Blau, Susan, and Kathryn Burak. Writing in the Works. Houghton Mifflin, 2007. Print. King, Martin Luther. “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, 2012, https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/documents/Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf

making sure I did not summarize the whole writing.

the purpose of her writing is to argue the ways in which others view identity.

However, the purpose in a piece of writing is what the writing is supposed to do

As educators

who think negatively and poorly of one’s race,

On April 16, 1963 an envelope arrived to Mr.Higginbotham in Alabama. Inside the envelope contained an informal letter to this clergyman. We know it is a letter because it starts off, “My dear Fellow Clergymen” so we know that this is a personal letter. The letter also ends, “Yours for the cause of Peace and Brotherhood” signed by Martin Luther King Jr

about your audience

lau and Burak define genre as a type of writing that  follows a general pattern and comes with expectations from its readers

genre is a form of the writing, or the work, with its own rules.

the message

The theory of writing

Anzaldua, Gloria. “‘How to Tame a Wild Tongue’ by Gloria Anzaldua, English Homework Help.” Best Custom Writing Services | Best Paper Writing Service | My Research Paper Help, 15 July 2017, www.myresearchpaperhelp.com/how-to-tame-a-wild-tongue-by-gloria-anzaldua-english-homework-help/. King , Martin Luther. “Letter from Birmingham Jail 1.” Web.edu, Aug. 1963, web.cn.edu/kwheeler/documents/Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf. Livingston, Donovan. “Lift Off.” Harvard Graduate School of Education, 26 May 2016, 4:40 pm, www.gse.harvard.edu/news/16/05/lift.

Every sixty seconds in Africa

The purpose is to inform

Let students be who they really are, and let them express themselves freely

as well targets teachers

purpose of this speech is to inspire

We will now look at Donovan Livingston’s spoken word commencement address at Harvard

commencement address.

He uses humor as a great tool in keeping his audience engaged, which worked extremely well for Collins

collins Web

If you don’t appeal

purpose, which is the overall message

material, this is the group of people

therefor

Livingston, Donald. “Donovan Livingston Student Speech.” YouTube, YouTube, 2016, www.youtube.com/results?search_query=donovan%2Blivingston%2Bgraduation%2Bspeech.   Aggadclerx, Faten. “Every 60 Seconds in Africa…” PechaKucha 20×20, 2016, www.pechakucha.org/presentations/every-60-seconds-in-africa-dot-dot-dot.   Collins, Billy. “Billy Collins Commencement Address .” YouTube, YouTube, 2016, www.youtube.com/results?search_query=billy%2Bcollins%2Bcommencement%2Baddress.

I realized that I payed to much attention to only one source. I needed to pay equal attention to all sources

The purpose of his speech was to tell them that they are able to anything if

The genre of this piece is 20 images in 20 seconds. She shows you 20 imagines in 20 seconds which is very effective.

” by Pecha Kucha

purpose of this letter was to help persuade th

Not at one point did he want to cause any violence, that’s not what he wanted happen.

it was for the eight white clergymen of Alabama

there are three major aspects of it which are genre, audience and purpose.

Audience is one of the biggest concept in writing it’s who is going to help your point of view get across.

one of the biggest concept

When you write

His speech was not they typical boring and long address. It was a poem and it was a superior poem.

Each writer has there

to make his audience understand

King’s purpose in his letter was to most importantly justify his belief

As you look

In turn it makes these speeches very contrary compared to Martin Luther King’s

Martin Luther King Jr. uses a more direct tone when speaking to his audience in his “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” [King Jr.].

“Sky is not the limit, it is only the beginning, lift off”, this being Livingston’s concluding sentence it shows purpose

have

have the same audience

authors purpose

Collins’ purposes were to verbally give the students straight forward advice, motivation and lessons

a speech genre