Essay about Mr. Baker

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During the time period that the foundation of American government was still being established the people of the young country were essentially split into two categories. The two categories were those who stood for a newly established government (federalists), and those who opposed it (anti-federalists). Due to this partition of citizens, the government chose to unify the two sides by declaring the Constitution. Unfortunately, the declaration of the Constitution seemed to do more harm than good in the early months of its announcement because of its creation of even more debate and confliction between each party.
In 1788, Amos Singletary of Massachusetts was clearly worried about the type of men who could possibly someday rule not only himself but his entire country. He labeled the men who were at the helm of establishing a new government as rich, educated men who he stated, “…will swallow up all us little folks (the poor and illiterate), like the great Leviathan.” Amos’s quote certainly implies that he was a concerned anti-federalist, and rightfully so. He, along with every other American at the time was once victims of an overly powerful government. So who could blame Amos for considering that the possible newly established American government wouldn’t one day turn out to be another over controlling government?
The Federalists gave the impression that they were considerably more eager to jump right in to a newly established government. It was clear that the federalists were confident that a federal government was the path that the country needed to take. The Federalist Party received many complaints that suggested that the proposed federal government was too unstable. So in

Comparing Holling And Mrs. Baker In The Wednesday Wars By Gary Schmidt

relationship between Holling and his teacher, Mrs. Baker. In the book, the main characters are Holling and Mrs. Baker. Holling Hoodhood is a 7th grader who believes Mrs. Baker hates his guts. Mrs. Baker is an English teacher and the wife of an American soldier. The story takes place in 1960’s Long Island during the Vietnam War. Holling is changed in many ways in the book. One way Holling is changed is through Shakespeare. Before reading Shakespeare with Mrs. Baker and understanding what Shakespeare was…

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many moms- no, not just moms- PEOPLE would let a dog that pees everywhere live with them? Not very many… except for Mrs. Baker. Instead of getting rid of a dog she never really wanted, Mrs. Baker works with her family to overcome that challenge- the very definition of a growth mindset. In Flipped, by Wendelin Van Draanen, Mrs. Baker for sure has a growth mindset. On page 141, Mrs. Baker says,” I think it might be nice. A little strange, but nice.” She is referring to the dinner party with the Loski’s…

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Multisystem Failure On arrival to the Emergency Center, Mrs. Baker will be quickly triaged. The nurse will determine her level of consciousness by observing Mrs. Baker's verbal and nonverbal commuionnicat. The nurse will ask her what her name is, what year it is, and where she is at. Mrs. Baker's initial vital signs would be obtained and would include blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respirations, and oxygen saturation level. Mrs. Bakers initial pain level would also be assessed at this time…

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Holling going through 7th grade. It goes deeply into first impressions and how they may change over time. The first evidence for this is that Holling’s first thought on Mrs. Baker is that she hates him; this is proven by when he thinks “That's when I knew she hated my guts”, the reason he believes this is because of the way Mrs. Baker acts like when she rolls her eyes at him and uses an annoyed tone. This is showing that his thoughts are not…

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novel, Holling comes to his father for guidance because he assumes Mrs. Baker is out to get him. Mr. Hoodhood immediately acknowledges him by informing Holling that he has a business contract with Mrs. Baker’s brother, and he had better not dilapidate it for Hoodhood and Associates. He argues, “So Holling, what did you do that might make Mrs. Baker hate your guts, which will make other Baker family members hate the name of Hoodhood…”(8) Mr. Hoodhood also doesn’t respect that his sole son is going on his…

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has to be precise and quick. First, is to assess the patient’s alertness and orientation. If the patient can talk they will be able to explain the events that led up to the incident, any weird things happening, and if there is any pain. Since Mrs. Baker is unresponsive, we need to check and see if her pupils are dilated, equal, and reactive. The next key quick assessment is to look at the patient’s circulation, airway, and breathing. Obtain a quick set of vital signs (heart rate, respiratory…

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such as Mrs. Baker, Meryl Lee, and Heather. They all help and teach him throughout this book, there are many examples. Mrs. Baker takes Holling to a temple to pray and wish on a candle, Meryl Lee teaches Holling about love, and Heather teaches him that he needs to find himself. Growing up is a tough thing we all need to go through. Mrs. Baker is a very predominant character, She is constantly looking out for Holling. It may not show from the beginning, but two examples of this are “Mrs. Baker held her…

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relationships he has with the other characters such as Mrs. Baker and Meryl Lee. He suffers to see who they really are as a person. In fact, the author also include other characters having the same problem between themselves such Mai Thi and Mrs. Bigio. As you can see, a moral the story offers is that when one lacks to understand another, havoc transpires. As from the start, the descriptive words used in the story show how calling views his teacher, Mrs. Baker. He thinks she is evil because she has him stay…

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