"The experience of venturing into new worlds both limits and extends individual freedom" ! Discuss this view with reference to Educating Rita and one other related text of your own choosing. ! Individuals develop and transform their identities and experiences through transitioning into new phases of life resulting in shifting of attitudes, beliefs and deeper understanding of one’s self. Whilst challenges and obstacles present themselves in life, individual freedom is tested and requires individuals to take risks as they let go of the of the familiar and respond to the foreign and unknown.
Learning is a progression by which we gain knowledge, skills and an understanding of abstract concepts. You start learning from birth and the learning process continues through formal schooling and even right through to adulthood. It is important a individual to understand their learning strengths and challenges, as it can support a person to be more successful. For example if a individual recognizes their challenges this could help a person to understand why certain things are difficult. So in this case a person might work very hard to develop strategies to be successful in spite of these challenges.
Significant experiences in people’s lives provide opportunities for growth and development. Going ‘Into the World’ means moving from familiar experiences to new horizons. When going from familiar experiences to new ones, obstacles are usually overcome before being totally successful. Individuals might be given advice and/or guided through the transformation to reaching new horizons. Great rewards and opportunities also come about while going through the process of growth and development.
Ways to overcome this would be to have an organizer/planner so I can purchase and get the needed materials for the classes I am taking this semester. If I am having difficulties I should get assistance from the professor or ask students in the classroom for help. College may seem like the hardest obstacle I have come across but with hard work and commitment I will be able to achieve success in any field I dream
Frank who is "staring, slightly confused" at Rita, is shocked by her personality and this creates even more comedy. It is clear to the audience that Rita is in an unfamiliar environment. Withal, humour is triggered by the many misunderstandings between Rita and Frank. For example on page 14 in Act 1 Scene 1 when Rita storms into Frank’s office and he asks her ´you are´. Rita does not understand what he means by that.
Educational pursuits 1 My Educational Pursuits Erika Toombs ENG 121 Magdalena Sokolowski June 2, 2013 Educational pursuits 2 My Educational Pursuits Dedication, hard work, discipline, and time management are key parts to the pursuit of your education. Returning to school always has been something I knew I wanted to do but to obtain the courage to do it was something different. I knew that I always struggled with school and to continue on and go to college was nowhere in my current life goals. Having that degree could open so may doors in my life. Accepting that there would be obstacles and learning how to overcome them to be successful was a challenge all in itself.
Into the world explores the aspects of growing up, transitions into new phases of an individual’s life and a broader world. Through personal experiences, people are able to learn, grow or change as an individual. This is shown in the novel ‘The Story of Tom Brennan’ by J.C Burke and the film ‘Finding Forrester’ by Gus Van Sant, as both texts explore how individuals grow when they are taken out of their comfort zone and undertake new experiences. Both texts show how the characters adapt to the transitions of change through various themes such as fear, acceptance and self-discovery. The techniques used within these texts are a demonstration of the characters moving ‘into the world’.
The reader has now observed what traits and behavior is being conveyed based on the conversations from Hester and Chillingworth of said chapter. We have now learned through Hawthorne, and the dialogue he set for Chapter IV, is that about Hester’s past, for the most part; is unknown. She is a strong-willed and haughty woman whose actions are done with passion (as seen when she was standing in the scaffold in the beginning of the story). However, she seems to get intimidated by Chillingworth during their conversation. Her sudden change of personality gives the reader an insight on how intimidating Chillingworth really is to Hester, and possibly others.
‘Discoveries can lead us to new worlds and values.’ Discuss this statement in reference to your prescribed text and one related text of your own choosing. Discoveries can lead society to new worlds and values, as it enables us to encounter new experiences and allows us to reform any past sentiments. Series 1 of Go back to where you came from, highlights the importance discovery has in leading us to new worlds and its ability to adjust one’s values and opinions. This text also places further emphasis on the importance of compassion and willingness of oneself to make discoveries. Emily Dickinson’s poem ‘I had been hungry all the years’ identifies the significance discoveries have in enabling one to expose themselves to foreign worlds.
The patient was angry because she stated that the nurse was taking too long to get her a room in the emergency department. The patient began yelling obscene words and trying to attack the nurse claiming it was her fault. The nurse stayed calm, did not act out towards the patient, and stayed empathetic to the patient. There are plenty opportunities for violence to occur in the emergency department because it is a fast paced environment, there is a diverse crowd of patients arriving, nurses have a big patient load sometimes, and they are pressured to work fast. Sometimes other nurses start beginning to create problems between each other by saying that they are not moving fast enough or that they are lazy.