Paragraph Development

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You need to decide what sentence best explains your topic! Nobody else can give you a "good conclusion" because our ideas will support your topic.

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The seashore, which throws good vibes onto people. Placed before the shore is a vibrant board walk; flashing lights and music coming from multiple arcades and the sweet smell which gives one a craving feel. The cool breeze kicks in on this hot summer day with a salty taste. Scattered everywhere are joyful people singing, dancing, talking, laughing out loud; getting a tan in the warm sand and blazing sun. Smiling down is the bright blue skies with big puffy clouds. Seagulls soaring around the shore, only to land on the wet sand to devour food. Beside the wandering seagulls are kids building sand castles. They giggle in joy under the beaming sun. Anybody who goes to the seashore would have a blast!

"The big bad wolf was black,huge, and had sharp teeth that could pierce through metal."

both are potential uses

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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts! How would you explain bad habits to your friend? What does 'bad habit' mean to you? What examples could you give about bad habits?

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In the described case scenario ethical principles would justify the nurse's actions if the patient's will were not documented, the nurse did not give the treatment when faced with beneficence and non- maleficience, when her respect for autonomy concluded that if she provides that treatment the patient would be safe but unhappy through his remaining living days.

The law would support the patient afterwards if he decided to report the nurse and it could endanger her registration.

Because ethics are tightly connected to morals and values, my personal values understand the need for respect in such situations. I was brought up to be non judgmental and honest and would never impose my opinion to another person. Along with that are my professional values; set by the NMC that also teach me about respect for autonomy and consent.

In a similar situation in my future career I would exhaust every persuasive technique I know to make the patient to do the blood transfusion as I value life above any other think; I would show knowledge about the patient motivations to believe in such thing and try any possibility available that would suit him, such as the auto-transfusion or blood substitutes; but on the other side if I did not succeed, I could not allow the treatment to be done to respect the patient decision. I would be sympathetic, kind and true to the family and ensure that I minimized their pain in any way I could inside my professional barriers

This case study scenario shows how delicate a health profession is and how conflict of beliefs and cultures may influence our practice. What for me is the number one priority; saving lives, may not be the number one priority for another individual. I learned that there are limits to my practice stipulated by law and that I should understand ethics to be fair, and fit to practice.

By doing this assignment I was able to understand the dimension of serious decisions and ethical dilemmas faced by nurses and patients. I learnt about consent and mental competence and the importance to value diversity and individuality. By looking at this case scenario I identified where the ethical dilemmas were placed, and also the patient and nurses rights and obligations in order to ensure safety for both sides. I learnt that if a nurse fails to document any patient decision she might face false accusations and endanger or lose her registration depending on the gravity of the decision.

I realized how much personal values and professional values represent a big part in professional conduct; and how valuing diversity is important to become non- judgmental.

Trust is the very thing that everybody in this world desires, or at least should desire from one another. Without trust, there is no friendship. you should never take advantage of that trust. Taking advantage of somebody's trust in you is never a good thing and will only lead to distrust.

Contrary to poplar belief, wood is more than an oak-ay material to create lasting treasures. Most people wil'low you to believe that the things you build maple apart at the seams if you use wood instead of something more l"ash"ting, but I am here to get to the root of things. To understand the benefits of trees, we must leaf the beaten path and branch into more specific definitions. We will log these adventures with a-plum (aplomb; google that.) and plant seeds of wisdom that will carry far into our lifetimes.

yay!

As a teacher, the woman is dedicated to her students.

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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts! Get your dictionary and look up ten adjectives! What could you say that would use these adjectives?

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A directional paragraph is a type of writing that provides guidance or instructions to the reader, often outlining steps or processes to follow. It typically begins with a clear topic sentence that indicates the purpose, followed by a sequence of detailed steps or directions. This format is commonly used in instructional materials, manuals, or any context where clarity and order are essential for understanding. The goal is to ensure the reader can easily comprehend and execute the instructions provided.

You can start the beginning of a essay with the words, 'the, what, our, you and it.' Try not to start you beginning paragraph with words like 'and, but, and because.'

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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? Look up some facts about diffusion! How would you explain these facts to your friend?

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Exemplification - Using examples to support a topic sentence.

Cause and Effect - Explains and event, and then a consequence to that event.

Comparison or Contrast - Seeing how things are similar, or different.

Narration - Best used by the author to describe personal experiences. It helps the reader understand the authors feelings.

Definition - Informal definitions of term to explain what it is the writer meant. It is then

supported throughout the paragraph.

Division-Classification - Dividing, or categorizing details to support your topic sentence. It depends on what one is trying to get across that will dictate which is used.

Description - Describing the topic sentence to give a mental picture to the reader.

Process - Explains a set of steps in an order to complete a goal.

Argument - Stating a position, and defending it with specific evidence and details.

The topic sentence, the body with supporting sentences, and the clincher sentence

light where does it comes from?the natural source of the earth which is one and all the sun and moon . the sun gives lots of heat but does the moon gives heat or coolness ? ,it just gives the breeze of pleasant air.

by reading books or looking at the dictionary or looking at the internet and everything else

Facts or details that back up a main idea is supporting evidence.

All of these surprises came about as a result of the Texans choosing Williams instead of Bush.

You have to think of 3 good different reasons why a raise is good. You have to show your side of the argument vs. the opposing side of the argument. Then you'll be fine.

It doesn't matter. Anywhere from 1 onwards, depending on the topic being discussed in that paragraph.