Argumentative Performance Task Analysis

People should be equal and live together as one no matter what race you are. We should be able to love one another without having to get into wars for freedom or equal rights. But instead people had to fight in wars, marched, boycott, and died for equal rights for all men. People such as MLK Jr. and Abraham Lincoln played a big part in all of this.

Yes. The author gives many moral reasons why he believes an invasion on Iraq would be wrong.

Treason is a political crime committed against a state or government to which the person charged with treason owes a duty of allegiance. The dictionary defines treason as a violation of allegiance toward one’s country or sovereign, especially the betrayal of ones country by waging war against it or by consciously and purposely acting to aid its enemies. The men signing the declaration of independence were aware of the risk they ran of committing treason against the British king. The value that defense remained to be determined in a civil war. In civil wars, every man chooses his party, but generally that side with prevails arrogates the right of treating those who are vanquished as rebels. In the weeks preceding the Declaration of Independence,

    Few people have the ability to want more or equality for others. Equality, the state of being equal, especially in rights, status, and opportunities. African Americans have not always had equality in America, they were looked at as second-class citizens until many Civil Right activists decided to stand up for what they believed in. Which brings it Rosa Parks, the beginning of the Civil Right Movements. Rosa Parks shows traits of equality because she stood up for what she believed in. She would not give up her seat to a Caucasian man. She knew it was not right she was there first, and in her mind, she was going to stay there until it was time for her to get off the bus. Later, Martin Luther King Jr. came along wanting peace and equality for African Americans in America. He established many peaceful protests, sit-ins, and marches. Even after getting hosed down and going to jail he still wanted to help African Americans gain equality. Everyone wants to have the same opportunities.

This documentary covers a wide range of issues cognate to technology and concludes on a note that suggests that technology is not going away, in fact it is rapidly adapting, as such the future of the digital nation is unknown and unpredictable. (No kidding, right?) Yet, what I found concretely intriguing was the documentaries discussion of multitasking in relation to inculcation and developing with technology.

to grow culturally. Equality was getting there. Martin Luther King JR on august 28 1963, made a speech. It was very famous titled ‘I had a dream’. Its main purpose was to say that how blacks and whites are the same no matter the skin color everyone is human and she be treated equally.

After, reading your post I decided to read the article you selected because it sounds intriguing. The article had great ideas on how we can incorporate collaborative metacognition in our classroom. For instance, we can teach students about their own unique neuro-anatomy by placing them in small groups with a designated student as your co-teacher. This allows students to understand the “impact of emotions, stress, and memory capacity on their learning, they are empowered with choices that impact everything they do” (Desautels, 2015). Also, we can support children’s learning by teaching our students what happens in our brains. This will help them learn how stress alters thinking. For instance, as they are placed in a group Desautels

After the No Child Left Behind Act passed in 2002, the U.S. dropped from 18th to 31st place in the world in math with a similar decrease in science, and no change in reading. Standardized tests are not objective and focus on a narrow curriculum. This limits America’s ability to produce critical thinkers. Although many believe standardized tests are a reliable and effective way to measure a student’s abilities, standardized testing only measure a small portion of one’s capabilities, don’t prepare students for productive adult lives, and are an inaccurate measure of teacher performance.

Supporters argue that U.S. law gives both legal and illegal immigrants basically the same constitutional protections as U.S. citizens. The vast majority of rights in our constitution apply to “all persons” and just a handful apply to only citizens. Non-citizens do not have the right to habeas corpus, which is the right to a judge or attorney. Those in favor of rights for non-citizens turn to the fourteenth amendment. Supporters agree that persons citizens and noncitizens should be granted basic equal rights according to our constitution.

One way that testing is beneficial is that it helps make better students and teachers. The results of the test will has a major effect on the way that a teacher perceive a certain student. This helps them know which students need more help therefore improving the student as well as themselves. A fourth grade teacher named Cheryl Krehbiel stated, “ Clearly students can’t learn what I don’t teach them. Having the courage to learn about my own professional needs from the (testing) data is a lesson that I can’t afford to miss.” (Testing for Results, 10). This argues that standardized testing is beneficial as it is very clear that this teacher supports the idea of the test in order to improve herself and her student at the same time. If a student

Within the pro-choice world there are many issues that are discussed like abortion, the instant where life begins and the use of contraceptives. This article will focus on not only the issue of using of contraceptives, but specifically the distribution of oral contraceptives (“the pill”) to teenage girls without their parent’s consent.

The purpose of this article was to show that people are influenced based off of how a question is asked. In the article there was a study done where people watched a video of a car accident. Then they were asked about how fast were the cars going when they smashed into each other. The study showed that when the word smashed was used, people would say that the cars were going faster than if they would’ve used the word hit. Also, when people were asked a question a week later they had different responses. When they were asked,” Did you see any broken glass when the two cars smashed into each other? They usually said ,”Yes.” When they were asked,” Did you see any broken glass when the two cars hit into each other? They usually “said ,”No.” There

Human rights are a significant foundation for every individual regardless of race, color, sex, language, and religion. There has been a bloody, heavy and never ending struggle for freedom throughout the past. Certain individuals have felt dominant because of specific characteristics that have been given to them from their biological nature however this does not make them more valuable than any other individual. In the past the color of one’s skin made certain people believe they had more power over others. This has been a huge dilemma leading to segregation and abuse done to colored individuals over the many years. The struggle for colored individuals receiving human rights has been a treacherous journey, one through which was fought with words and savagery. Thankfully many strong individuals helped make today an even greater society by fighting the war of segregation through protests and by joining forces through collaborations. Many feel that there is no option but to fight or to be a submissive slave. The world isn't black or white there a numerous solutions to attain freedom. In the articles "I've Been to the Mountaintop" by Martin Luther King Jr, and "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death!” by Patrick Henry, it is mentioned how one can obtain freedom whether it be war or through the use of words to fight against the unfairness treatments placed by the government. .Everyone lawfully deserves human rights and shouldn't be looked down upon for being different. In order to affirm ones freedom with the government one has the right to fight through justice, collaboration and respect.

As African Americans, we came along way from abolishing slavery, to obtaining equal rights like other citizens of the United States. As we all know Abraham Lincoln granted us the Emancipation Proclamation and the Constitution gives all equal rights no matter our race, sex, or religion and same with the right to vote. But it seems like no Constitutional papers will get us to get treated equally: we still get treated indifferently and are deprived of such things that we are entitled to just because we happen to be of the Negro race. We can all make a change though, you the younger generation of African Americans can help improve the conditions of our community. One way is if we all improve ourselves, instead of putting our hands to do labor work, we put skill and brains into the common occupations of life. We could prove we are a big part of this society and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.

Waite and Gallagher also discuss the benefits that marriage gives to couples. Including the financial benefits, in that through specialization and by sharing incomes getting married boosts standard of living by thirty percent and this benefit is not incurred by cohabitating, as those who cohabitate do not share as much and are less committed to the wellbeing of their partner. In addition to the financial benefits, they also discuss the emotional benefits of knowing you have someone who loves you and who would take care of you. Children similarly benefit from having married parents as there are more financial resources available to help take care of them and they get to spend more time with at least one parent.