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The importance of Culture-based lesson.

A culture-based lesson is important in education because it helps students better understand their own culture and the culture of others. It also helps students develop a sense of respect and appreciation for cultural similarities and differences between people. Culture-based lessons allow students to learn from each other and gain a better understanding of the world around them. They can make connections between different cultures, as well as between their own culture and other cultures. This encourages tolerance and respect and can help all students become more receptive to people from all cultures. Students also learn about their culture and history through culture-based lessons.

Culture-based lessons are a type of history lesson that teaches students about the history of their own culture and the cultures of others. It can be used to teach students about the different peoples and cultures of the world or the history of their region or country. A culture-based lesson can be used to teach history in a variety of subject areas, including social studies, art, music, and language arts. It can also be used to teach other subjects related to the culture of a particular group of people, such as science and math lessons. The purpose of culture-based lessons is to help students understand their own cultural heritage and learn about the cultures of other people and groups. By exploring their cultural identity, students can develop a better understanding of themselves and others. This helps them develop a deeper understanding of the history and traditions of their family and community. at the same time helping them gain a deeper understanding of global issues and developments in the world today. By learning about the importance of cultural diversity, students gain valuable life skills and learn to respect the diversity of other people's backgrounds.

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What is the origin of society ?

The origin of society is a fascinating question that has puzzled philosophers and thinkers for centuries. One popular theory holds that humanity has evolved from tribal societies into more advanced and complex civilizations as we have become more adept at collaborating in groups. Evolutionary psychologists propose that changes in our behavior and intelligence in response to social and environmental pressures are responsible for the creation of complex social structures such as government and economy. However, there is much debate about the evolution and development of human society and whether we can accurately trace the history of human civilization to its origins. Many theories have been put forward to explain the origin of civilization. Some archaeologists believe that the earliest evidence of social organization dates to around 100,000 years ago, when primitive tribes began to live in larger settlements and share resources such as food, accommodation and clothing. During this period, humans developed new ways to coordinate their activities in order to survive in nature, such as hunting, gathering, and sharing. People began to build permanent structures around this time and began to form more organized communities where people worked together to make their lives easier. Eventually, these early tribes developed into more complex social groups and became the basis for the development of modern societies with governments and economic systems. Researchers have tried to explain in different ways why humanity has moved from living in small nomadic tribes to forming large centralized societies.

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Why Culture Trumps Everything?

Culture is something that we, as humans, are constantly trying to emulate and learn from. It is the sum total of all the customs and traditions that have been passed down from one generation to another. But why do we care about culture? And why does it trump everything else in business? Let's start by taking a look at the definition of culture. According to Merriam-Webster, culture is defined as "the beliefs, customs, social institutions, and arts of a particular people or society." To me, this description feels incomplete because it doesn't mention the most important aspect of culture - the people. The people that shape our culture influence everything we do, so defining culture simply as "the beliefs, customs, social institutions, and arts of a particular people or society" doesn't do it justice. Culture is the human experience. It exists at the intersection of our beliefs and values and how we behave on a day-to-day basis. This means that culture is ever-evolving because the beliefs and values of a group of people are constantly changing. This is why culture trumps everything in business. Our organization's culture is the sum of the beliefs and values that our team members share with one another. It's the behaviors that enable us to work together in order to achieve a common goal. And it serves as the glue that holds our team together, year after year. Because our culture is constantly evolving in response to changes in the external environment, it's important that we take time to evaluate it on a regular basis and make any necessary adjustments as needed.

It's important that we have a strong company culture because it helps us attract and retain top talent. It can also help us stand out from the competition. Ultimately, having a positive and supportive culture helps employees enjoy coming to work every day because they know that they'll enjoy the experience that they have with the people they work with. I believe that organizations thrive when they have a strong culture of teamwork and collaboration. That's because members of strong teams trust one another and are not afraid to communicate openly and honestly. Strong teams don't shy away from conflict because they understand that conflict can actually lead to greater creativity and innovation.

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The importance of philosophical foundations of social science

The philosophical foundation of the social sciences are essential to understanding human behavior.Social science is the study of human behavior. It provides a basis for understanding why people behave the way they do and provides insight into how behavior can be changed. An approach to social science research can take many forms. Research can be conducted in a laboratory using scientific methods or in the field using qualitative methods. However, all social science research begins with an exploration of human behavior.

The social sciences seek to understand why people do what they do by looking at how their environment affects them. It looks at the factors that shape one's thoughts and beliefs. It also explores the ways that individuals and groups respond to their environment. A good understanding of the philosophical underpinnings of the social sciences is essential to the study of human behavior, as it provides us with a framework for understanding the factors that influence us. The philosophy of the social sciences has two basic components. The first component is the philosophy of science. The second component concerns the philosophical principles of the social sciences. Philosophy of science refers to the philosophical examination of the nature of scientific knowledge. It examines the relationship between science and philosophy, and discusses scientific research methods and processes. On the other hand, the philosophical principles of the social sciences refer to the conceptual frameworks used to analyze and understand social phenomena. These frameworks provide the basis for interpreting and understanding the results of social science research. The philosophy of the social sciences is important to researchers in the field of psychology because it helps them understand the nature and limitations of psychological research. It also serves as a guide when conducting research and helps protect against scientific bias and misconduct.

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MANIFESTO

 How to become a better citizen in your barangay.

It is too difficult for anyone to become a decent citizen. The reproduction of societal norms binds a lot of Filipinos. Self-determination is a requirement for good citizenship. The most important thing for someone to do is to follow the law in their community. As a student, you must take responsibility for your actions because learning about ourselves is an endless process, and we must practice being aware of the people around us as well as our society. You must understand the attitudes of those who are superior to you, as well as the barangay policy so that you know what is right and how to develop it properly.Good citizenship necessitates unmatched self-responsibility. You must practice living a good life and living well.

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A CRITIQUE PAPER

"STRANGER THINGS"

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Is there an happy ending?

I'm sure we're all wondering, but does Stranger Things have a happy ending? The series is still continuing strong, and we're all looking forward to season 4's release and seeing what happens next.

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THE UPSIDE DOWN

It is a parallel dimension that exists alongside the human world. Most, if not all, of the dimension's flora and animals are connected together in a hive mind controlled by the Mind Flayer, forming a massive superorganism.

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A love story?

Mike invites El to the Snow Ball, and they kiss for the first time. Mike spent most of Stranger Things 2 missing his young love after Eleven's tragic disappearance at the end of the previous season, while El watched him from afar. In a truly poignant moment near the end of season two, the two were eventually reunited. The video concludes with the two dancing together at the Snow Ball, implying that the lovebirds will be reunited in season three. If you've seen Stranger Things 3, you already know Mike and Eleven have a romantic snafu, but it's so charmingly "that age" that even the most ardent Mike and El shippers will appreciate their romantic arc.

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MAD MAX

MIKE WHEELER

WILL BYERS

DUSTIN HENDERSON

LUCAS SINCLAIR

NANCY WHEELER

JIM HOPPER

JOYCE BYERS

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Different look of our main,Eleven!

The young and powerful Eleven.

Her nose bleeds because she is using telekinesis, which "squeezes" her brain and causes her nose to bleed. However, the more she uses her abilities, the less her nose bleeds.

The Eggos-obsessed Eleven

Eleven loves to eat Eggos and became obsessed with them. Every time she had a meal, she was already contented eating them, and I believe her heart and tummy were contented if she had those Eggos.

El, who has grown beautifully, oozes an aesthetic vibe.

El is cool at this stage, and having those aesthetic vibes on her really complements her nature. She's also kind of cute and well-grown.

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Who is Eleven? Shes the main!

Eleven, born Jane Ives and legally known as Jane Hopper, was born with a wide range of supernatural talents, which she obtained through a combination of inheritance and in utero exposure to hallucinogenic substances during her mother's stint as an MKUltra test subject.

She is apprehensive and reserved, but fiercely protective of people she loves.

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Stranger Things: The People Behind from it.

The Duffer Brothers created Stranger Things, a Netflix-exclusive American science fiction horror drama television series. The brothers serve as showrunners and executive producers alongside Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen. The series premiered on Netflix on July 15, 2016. The first season takes place in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, and chronicles the investigation into the disappearance of a young boy (Will Byers) amid strange occurrences in the neighborhood, such as the arrival of a girl with psychokinetic abilities (Eleven). The cast includes Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink, Joe Keery, Cara Buono, Dacre Montgomery, and Maya Rudolph.

Stranger Things has a large international fan base and boasts a record-breaking viewership on Netflix. For its characterisation, atmosphere, acting, soundtrack, directing, screenplay, and homages to 1980s films, the series has gained critical acclaim. It has been nominated for 39 Primetime Emmy Awards (with six wins), four Golden Globe Awards, a British Academy Television Award, two Directors Guild of America Award nominations, three Writers Guild of America Award nominations, and three Grammy Award nominations. It has won numerous honors, including a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Ensemble Performance in a Drama Series, two American Film Institute Awards, a Critics' Choice Television Award, and three People's Choice Awards. The series got extended for a fourth season in September 2019.

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"Stranger Things" CRITIQUE PAPER

Stranger Things, the award-winning original Netflix series, had fans glued to their laptops when all eight episodes of Season 3 were released online on July 4, 2019. The series is not for the faint of heart, it must be acknowledged. The cult popular series has some gruesome sequences that are difficult to forget, and the third season was especially gory and body horror-heavy.

Stranger Things is a science fiction horror drama set in the early 1980s in Hawkins, Indiana, a fictional small American town. As a result of an illegal research experiment gone wrong, the series follows a group of youngsters who are surrounded by strange otherworldly phenomena. This has created a rift between realms, allowing a massive evil entity from another dimension to emerge, which the kids dub the "Upside Down" (a remarkable insight into the nature of evil—but more on that later). Will, one of the children, vanishes without a trace early in Season 1. Eleven, a mysterious girl with telekinetic talents, breaks free from a nearby underground facility and decides to help Will's friends find him.

Stranger Things' greater appeal resides in its investigation of relationships, despite its spine-chilling moments of horror and beautiful '80s nostalgia. The relationship between the masculine and the feminine is particularly prominent, as are themes of paternity, motherhood, and self-giving love. Finally, the show's heart and humour prevent it from being a simple gore-fest, transcending geek appeal to become a moving story of friendship, redemption, and good triumphing over evil.

Throughout the series, there are numerous father figures who are deeply flawed. Will's missing father is mainly concerned about his son's abduction because he believes he may be entitled to financial recompense. Mr. Wheeler, Nancy and Mike's father, is so unconcerned about what is going on that he falls asleep in an armchair as the action unfolds around him in one scene.Eleven is forced to refer to Dr. Brenner, the doctor who separated her from her mother at birth and nurtured her in captivity, as "Papa," despite the fact that he subjects her to gruesome and fatal experiments until she manages to flee at the beginning of Season 1. Then there's Billy's father, whose harshness toward his kid and his son's mother establishes a generational pattern of toxic masculinity in Season 2, gradually corrupting his son from the inside out.

Will's mother, Joyce Byers, is in the center of all of these ruined households and bad father figures (played brilliantly by Winona Ryder). Her deep attachment for her son is the show's pulsating heart. Her refusal to give up, even when told by town officials that Will's body has been recovered (which turns out to be a fake, which she sees right away), makes her appear nuts at times, even to show viewers. She tears a hole in her house's wall at one point when she hears her son calling to her. She also decorates her home with Christmas lights in the hopes of communicating with Will through them in another unforgettable scene.She tears a hole in her house's wall at one point when she hears her son calling to her. She also decorates her home with Christmas lights in the hopes of communicating with Will through the fluctuating electricity in another famous scene (the monster at the heart of the drama causes power surges).But, in the end, her intuition is proven to be correct, and it is her persistent love that galvanizes the other characters and leads to her son's rescue.

Despite having a kind heart and really trying to protect those he loves, the trauma of losing his biological daughter years prior has taken its toll on him, challenging his ability to rediscover fatherhood as he builds a relationship with, and eventually adopts, Eleven.

Hopper has a hard difficulty understanding and expressing his emotions, and his drive to guard and protect others may be domineering and aggressive at times (he is a cop, after all). His receptivity to the feminine, which balances and redeems his masculinity just as it's ready to stray off course, can appear to be gravely weak in intuition and empathy. When he listens to her and works with her to save the kids and the town of Hawkins, he emerges as a genuinely heroic father figure.

Thanks to her telekinetic skills, which allow her to blow open her foes' brains and fling a van through the air, Eleven embodies both strength and tenderness. She, like any other kid, needs affection and belonging, and she has an innate sense of justice and mercy that keeps her powers and potential for violence in check. The more conventionally feminine aspects of her personality, such as empathy, complement and strengthen her strength and heroism. Her big renaming from the anonymous number she was given as a lab rat to "Elle" by the boy she loves is a striking statement to her own blooming feminine status.

In the penultimate episode of Season 3 of Stranger Things, Billy (having committed so many heinous atrocities by this point) is willing to give Elle to the monster, we get another startling demonstration of the fundamental necessity of motherhood.Elle tears down her face as she helps him bond with a memory of his mother from when he was a toddler. This is a watershed moment for Billy: by rejecting his father's toxic aggression and instead embracing his mother's gentle and powerful life-giving love, he acquires the strength to combat the evil that has taken over him. The memories of his mother awakens his inner character, allowing him to die a hero by sacrificing himself to save Elle and her companions.

While Billy's story has weaknesses (his relationship with his step-sister Max, for example, is underdeveloped), this conversation is symbolic of the series' greatest moments: two people exposing each other's vast psychological depth and complexity as they connect. Elle is a strange blend of devastation and redemption: it is her wrath, heightened by her psychokinetic abilities, that opens the door to the terrifying Upside Down for the first time. Despite all odds, it is her newfound ability to love that heals it.

Stranger Things depicts evil (specifically, the creature the kids regard to as "the Mind Flayer") as a destructive force with an insatiable desire for swallowing everything in its path into one amorphous mass. The ability of a group of youngsters and adolescents to resist and eventually outwit it demonstrates that juvenile ingenuity and the strength of love and camaraderie are ultimately more powerful forces than they look. This is exemplified in a moment near the end of Season 3 where two of the kids sing a duet from The Never Ending Story just as everything seems to be falling apart and a large gelatinous monster chases down a carload of the kids.

When Will is possessed by the Mind Flayer in Season 2, his inherently good nature allows him to resist the evil that is using his body and mind just enough to communicate with his loved ones, and Billy's redemption at the end of Season 3 confirms that no matter how irresistible the forces of darkness appear, we always have the choice to fight them.Stranger Things is a remarkable indictment of our culture's indulgence in mindless mass consumption, as well as the resultant destruction of our environment and vulnerable human life, when viewed in this perspective. The concept of a zombie army accepting the dictates of a single central "hive mind" lends itself to metaphors concerning group disorders, but as Will and Billy demonstrate in their own unique ways, we do have the strength to fight back.

Stranger Things is ultimately a study of love and relationships in all of their messed-up brokenness, as well as an investigation of the traits that distinguish us as humans from the forces of evil, who are shown in the series as emanating from a Dantesque place of total coldness. The worst characters are those that are already hardhearted, making them ideal for "harvesting" by the powers of darkness. Song, geeky inventiveness, fireworks, and even a simple slingshot are among David's weapons against a terrible Goliath.

While we all have the ability to be evil, it is always a distortion or destruction of our true nature, which is good. Throughout the drama, we see the best and worst aspects of human nature, but true human heroism occurs when masculine bravado and feminine wisdom work in harmony (whether in distinct individuals or in the balancing of the two forces inside one character).