The thesis of E.M. Forster's essay "Tolerance" is that individuals should strive to understand and accept differences in others without passing judgment. Forster argues that tolerance is crucial for creating a harmonious society and promoting genuine human connections.
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Electromagnetic waves - radio waves - propagate through the air and vacuum by altering the electro-magnetic (EM) properties of space. They will be reflected whenever the EM properties of the space change. Incoming radiation from the sun partly ionizes some of the air molecules in the upper atmosphere and, for some frequencies, this will reflect (or refract) the EM signal. This allows the EM signal to be reflected over long distances - even around the world - multiple hops. This effect is only true for HF radio - frequencies up to 10MHz or so. And varies naturally, day and night. A related phenomenon affecting the upper atmosphere, is that incoming meteorites may give temporary ionization tracks. These have been used for burst transmissions but are not suitable for broadcast communications. Higher frequencies, 100 MHz or so, use line - of - sight transmission, for these high frequencies are not affected by the ionized layers.
I think that it can be done, if the student can see that it is important or even that people around them care and can help. If someone takes the time and makes them a priority and they see some form of reward, even if it is personal satisfaction. yes by great encouragement and self beleife. praze 'em without making it a really big deal.
I am home schooled on my computer with a program called CAVA (California Virtual Academies) they have a program with k12 an online homeschooling program. With CAVA you have your own teacher, and you have class sessions too where you can video chat with the teacher and other students. Home schooling is more academically challenging. Thats why its a better option then public school.
A Passage To India
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One thought-provoking quote by Em Forster that resonates with me is: "Only connect." This quote emphasizes the importance of human connection and understanding in a world that can often feel disconnected and fragmented. It reminds us to seek out meaningful relationships and bridge the gaps between ourselves and others.
Your Answer: A Passage to IndiaNOT Howard's End
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This quote by E.M. Forster highlights the idea that verbalizing or articulating thoughts helps in clarifying and understanding one's own beliefs or opinions. It suggests that expressing oneself verbally can lead to a deeper understanding of one's own thoughts and feelings.
Only connect. This is the beginning of the book Howard's End, by EM Forster. It is used somewhat ironically to indicate that human connections are needed but can be difficult to achieve and maintain. It was something of a motto for Forster.
"Room with a View" by E.M. Forster satirizes the manners of the middle-class English folk. The novel uses humor and irony to poke fun at the restrictive social norms and conventions of the time, particularly concerning love and marriage.
A Room With A View, Howards End, and Maurice. All by Merchant Ivory Productions. "A Passage to India", was distributed by Columbia Pictures.
Dorking is not what you would call famous. It's a market town in Surrey, England. It has had some famous residents living in the area, including EM Forster, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Laurence Olivier.See the Related Links for information about Dorking.
E.M. Forster began writing books in the early 20th century, with his first novel, "Where Angels Fear to Tread," being published in 1905. He went on to become a prominent writer of the time, known for works such as "A Room with a View," "Howards End," and "A Passage to India."
ignore 'em. it works everytime. just make sure you have a good tolerance for explicetives and a little bit of abuse (hell shove u a couple times if u don't answer )