Six Thinking Hats

Propaganda is essentially partisan information designed to promote a political cause or alignment. Whether it be in the form of posters or film, its goal is to persuade the audience towards a certain inclination. Propaganda is meant to incite a strong emotion or reaction in a person. Though it may seem as simple as creating a captivating image, there is a psychology behind its methods. Every choice made and style used in a piece of propaganda is meticulously planned to target the audience. Some…

Misael Barajas Argumentative Essay Have you ever felt like you have no luck? As if someone or something is detaining you from achieving your goals? Well, someone sure did, and its something you wouldn't want to experience. Well, today you are going to read about someone that was gone For over 20 years and he couldn't get to his home or to his family. Its something really scary to experience. All this happened to someone, a human being, someone who has feelings like everyone else, imagine how he…

3-6 Assignment 1 Submission: Writing Plan 1. What is the argument you will be addressing in your persuasive essay? Explain how the argument is derived from your major, the major you are considering pursuing, or your field of work. In my chosen topic, the point I am trying to make is that changing high-school schedules to start later will not change sleep problems in teenagers. I am opposed to changing school schedules to later start times. I am a psychology major focusing on a child and…

The Hero’s Journey The hero’s journey is a topic that we covered a lot over the course of this semester. We applied it in some shape or way to almost every book we have read. In this paper I am going to talk about the similarities and differences of the hero’s journey and other things in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad and in Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son. Both of these books tell the story of a journey of one specific character and how that one character evolves over time and adapts…

The attitude-behavior relation is complex. To better understand why attitudes seemingly do not always produce actions, an understanding of cognitive dissonance theory is needed. This theory helps explain the attitude-behavior consistency gap. Using this theory, it can be understood that actions are aligned with, or will be altered to become aligned with, the most current attitude. When an attitude change occurs, behaviors will be produced that align with this new attitude. This allows the…

was an article that I had enjoyed reading. There were a variety of important ideas that I had learned from reading this article. To me, I believed that the most important idea was an activity that was designed to help third graders organize their thinking about rational number notation by connecting to a well-established, whole number routines. Other important ideas about the content that I have learned are fractions, iterations, and the mathematical teaching practices. In this article, the…

Time Management and Accountability By the end of this essay I will have will stated the genesis and importance of the phrase and furthermore; some personal meanings and routines or systems. In order to give my best opinion in on the following topics “Time Management and Accountability”. First I will break down the phrase word by word and try to throw in a little etymology. In order to give my best opinion in on the following topics “Time Management and Accountability”. Definitions of time:…

an educational moment. Instead of sharing our personal beliefs and trying to force them on one another we accepted and appreciated each other’s opinions and just wanted to learn and grow from it. I thought that was a beautiful moment, I remember thinking if only the rest of our nation was like…

Time and truth are two pivotal, thought provoking motifs, continually allied and contrasted in Arcadia, providing philosophical depth. Harnessing these complex themes, along with many dramatic and literary techniques, stimulates enticing thought processes in the audience. This includes questioning the direction and impact of time and the importance of seeking truth and influence of emotion. Considering these aspects together prompts the audience to conclude the essential nature of truth in…

thought (about-thought-about-thought!); and a key component of this nature is the very perfection and goodness of His thought as connected to His teleological role as the source of all movement. If God is the perfect being whose nature is perfect thinking; and if His very thoughts are the fount of all motion in the universe; then included in the purity of His thought-of-His-thought-of-His-thought must be His Creation; and naturally, each and every being of Creation then enjoys an individuated…