Explore Sheila Craft-Morgan's research on the absence of bias-related resources in research impact LibGuides. Discover the implications and call to rethink what counts in research metrics to address implicit and explicit biases effectively.

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Explore the intricate character journeys in "An Inspector Calls" through Sheila, Mrs. Birling, Eric, and Mr. Birling. Witness their reactions to interrogation and revelations, their confrontations with guilt and responsibility, and the internal conflicts they face as they navigate the repercussions

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In the play "Young and Old," the characters Eric, Sheila, and Gerald represent the younger generation, while Arthur and Sybil symbolize the older generation. The story delves into the concept of responsibility, highlighting the different attitudes towards Eva's death. Arthur and Sybil, despite being

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The play "An Inspector Calls" by J.B. Priestley revolves around the Birling family and Gerald celebrating the engagement of Sheila and Gerald. As the Inspector arrives and starts making inquiries about the suicide of Eva Smith, dark secrets begin to unravel. Each family member is implicated in the t

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Army Records Management-FOIA-Privacy-Civil Liberties Virtual Symposium will cover topics such as ARCIS, records retention schedules, record transfers, and accessing ARCIS accounts. Attendees are required to disconnect from VPN, use wired LAN, and follow specific guidelines for audio and phone usage

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In "An Inspector Calls," the Inspector represents socialism, with an air of solidity and omniscience. He delivers a warning about mankind needing to change and accept responsibility. Mr. Birling, on the other hand, embodies capitalism, shown as unlikeable and out of touch. The play critiques Birling

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Explore Act One of "An Inspector Calls" through cold read questions that delve into character impressions, family dynamics, social class themes, and pivotal moments in the play. Get insights into the Birling family, Gerald, Sheila, Mr. Birling, Mrs. Birling, and the mysterious Inspector, unraveling

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Explore the characters Mrs. Sybil Birling, Mr. Arthur Birling, and the Birlings in "An Inspector Calls." Analyze their actions, traits, and roles in Priestley's play through the lens of social responsibility, morality, and inequality.

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In this scene from "An Inspector Calls," we are introduced to the Birling family and Gerald as they celebrate a special occasion. Priestley sets the stage with detailed character descriptions, showcasing the dynamics within the family. The presence of Edna, the parlourmaid, adds an interesting layer

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Introduced as a childish character who stands up to his father's outdated views, mistreats Eva Smith, and eventually takes responsibility for his actions. Eric's journey encompasses themes of responsibility, rich vs. poor, young vs. old, and gender, showcasing how he evolves and confronts societal n

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Explore the dynamics of social class depicted in "The Cone-Gatherers" through the interactions between characters of different social strata such as Lady Runcie-Campbell, Roderick, Sheila, Mr. Tulloch, Duror, and Graham. The story delves into themes of hierarchy, compassion, and societal divisions a

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Eva Smith is a crucial character in "An Inspector Calls" despite her absence on stage. She symbolizes the shadow looming over the Birling family, representing the lower classes and societal issues. Similar to Biblical Eve, Eva Smith's portrayal highlights the plight of millions. Her character serves

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This assessment focuses on modern texts, poetry, and unseen poetry, evaluating students' ability to analyze literary works and demonstrate understanding. Students must be prepared to write essays and respond to various types of questions within a time limit. Key areas covered include Sheila's charac

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In a time of political intrigue, Macbeth's ambition leads to ruthless actions while An Inspector Calls delves into the consequences of the Birling family's actions on a young girl's suicide. Themes of ambition, guilt, responsibility, and class differences are explored through complex characters and

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An Inspector Calls presents a gripping narrative where the Birling family is confronted with their connections to Eva Smith's tragic demise. As the Inspector prods into their past actions, the family's facade crumbles, revealing a web of lies, deceit, and hidden guilt. Each character responds differ

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Fudge's family embarks on a vacation to Maine, where they share a house with the Tubman family. Pete, upset at first, becomes friends with his housemates, including Sheila, after a series of escapades and bonding experiences. The vacation turns out to be a time of growth, friendship, and family conn

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This slide deck explores the Social Change & Campaigning Learning Cluster conducted by the Sheila McKechnie Foundation. It delves into the aims of the cluster, participants, new skills acquired, and next steps. The learning clusters were designed to go beyond one-day events, providing residents with

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Sheila Gritz-Swift, Deputy Director of Programs, presents the journey of Florida Developmental Disabilities Council's transportation initiatives from the past to the future. The presentation showcases collaborations, major activities, awards, outcomes, and the impact of programs like the Transportat

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Let the presence of God's love be deeply rooted within us, pruning away internalized biases. Open our hearts to flourish acts of equal justice and sustainable peace. Plant in us seeds of justice and fill us with peace. Hold steadfast to God's love and each other through life's storms. Trust in God's

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Sheila's mother signs her up for swimming lessons to help her learn how to swim. To celebrate Sheila's success at the end of the summer, you are tasked with building her a water slide for some added fun. Get creative and design the perfect water slide for Sheila to enjoy!

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Gerald Croft, an eligible bachelor from an old county family, appears respectable and upper-class but also reveals traits of being a liar and traditional. Similar to Mr. Birling, he shares jokes, is comfortable in control, and supports questionable actions. However, by the end of the play, Gerald sh

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Explore the contrasting characterisations of Sybil Birling and Sheila Birling in "An Inspector Calls". Sybil is depicted as prejudiced, self-centered, and unwilling to accept responsibility for Eva/Daisy's death, while Sheila shows growth, empathy, and a sense of social responsibility throughout the

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