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Mind Your Manners

Manners easily and rapidly mature into morals. [Pg.153]

Horace Mann (1796-1859) U.S. EDUCATOR AND FIRST GREAT AMERICAN ADVOCATE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION [Pg.153]

This lesson focuses on words related to manners—the social rules we use, especially when we re on our best behavior. [Pg.153]

In seventeenth-century France, a country associated with elegance and fine taste, it was still considered perfectly acceptable, even at the royal court, to eat with the hands. In our society, eating with your hands is universally unacceptable, except when eating certain finger foods, such as French fries or chips and dips. ITowever, in many cultures of the Middle East and Africa, eating with the hands is still considered perfectly acceptable behavior. Likewise, [Pg.153]

Knowing the rules of good manners isn t always automatic, and every child experiences some frustration while learning the rules. Following are some words associated with our society s code of manners. As you learn these words and the rules they represent, think about why they exist and what ideals of behavior they represent in our culture. [Pg.154]


Contemplative meditation requires that the subject relinquish his customary mode of thinking and perceiving. Thoughts must be stopped, sounds and peripheral sensations put out of one s mind, and the contemplation of the meditative object be conducted in a non-analytic, non-intellectual manner. This aim determined the composition of the instructions that were read by the experimenter to the subject immediately preceding the first few sessions. Subject A, who had begun the first experiment, received the following directions "The purpose of these sessions is to learn about concentration. Your aim is to concentrate on the blue vase. By... [Pg.299]

You re slow to react, Angel. You must have something on your mind. Razum s manner was relaxed and unhurried. [Pg.62]

If you have drawrf the compound and the mirror image in the described manner, you only have to do two operations to see if the atoms align. Place B directly on top of A (either in your mind or use models) and, rotate B 180° and place it on top of A to see if the atoms align. [Pg.177]

In applying a theoretical principle in the solution of a problem, you should make use of the following procedure. First, decide on the applicable principle and get it clearly in mind. Then apply it in a straightforward manner. Do not guess if you are not sure of the proper step, think about the matter further, until you are sure if necessary, review the subject in the text, or discuss it with your instructor. [Pg.3]

Even if you are so convinced of the rightness of your position that a burning bush couldn t change your mind, try not to sound smug about it. No one likes to be lectured by someone perched atop the mountain of morality. Instead of preaching, adopt a tone that says, I believe my position is correct, and I am glad to have this opportunity to explain why. Then give your reasons and meet objections in a positive but not holier-than-thou manner. [Pg.154]

To make such compounds we need to be able to introduce these double bonds into molecules in a controlled manner. One way of doing this is by elimination. Cast your mind back to the classification of organic reactions that we set out at the start of Part 2 of this book. [Pg.189]

Formulate a question that could be answered in a number of different ways. This allows you to consider all sides of a controversial issue before making up your mind. It also shows your reader that you plan to assess your evidence in a fair and unbiased manner. [Pg.18]

Finally, you must (a) be sure that you have approached your evidence in an unbiased manner and (b) be sure that you consider both sides of a controversial question before making up your mind. These steps are very important. The point of writing an essay is to convince readers that your opinion or judgment on an issue is sound. You cannot do that if your readers distrust your handling of evidence or if they think that you have ignored opposing points of view. [Pg.25]

Finally, you can attempt to deny the damage was your responsibility and refuse to pay or negotiate. If you choose this option, you will need to make sure you have adequate supports (pictures, statements, etc.) and that you proceed in a cooperative manner with your customer. Remember to approach the situation with an open mind as you may be discussing damage that you actually are responsible for, but was hidden at time of delivery. [Pg.754]

I hate fantasy movies," she pronounced in a self-congratulatory manner, as if fantasy equaled stuck in adolescence, which equaled, in her mind, iiving your iife in an emotional trailer park. [Pg.498]

In conclusion, if a word of advice may be addressed directly to the boy reader, it is this Never be content merely to read about an experiment that is, to see it only through the mind of the writer and the artist. Always perform it yourself, even if at first in a manner more or less crude that is to see it with your own mind—the only real way to sec it at all you have made it your experiment and your knowledge. No man can take it from you it is yours for all time. [Pg.6]


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