AN ANALYSIS OF MORAL VALUES IN “CHARLOTTE'S WEB” NOVEL BY E.B. WHITE

This study is entitled “An Analysis Of Moral Values In “Charlotte's Web” Novel by E.B. White”. The study is aimed at describing the moral values and the significance of moral values in life portrayed in “Charlotte's Web” novel. The research method used in this study is descriptive analysis method.Method of collecting data is the documentation method. The data of this study were analyzed by following steps : content analysis, synthesis and also interpreting, then analyzing kinds of moral values and the significance of moral values in “Charlotte's Web” novel. After analyzing the moral values, it can be concluded that “Charlotte's Web” novel by E.B. White concerns with some parts of human’s life true experience those are never give up, perseverance, responsible, love, loyalty, friendship and appreciating diversity. Amongst the significances of Moral Values in human’s life portrayed in “Charlotte's Web” novel are hard work pays off, realizing the importance of true friends, staying humble, keeping the promise and being tolerant or appreciating diversity

1990 - 1991 Season Brochure

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Modeling and animation of orb webs

Modeling of natural phenomena has been of particular interest in the graphics ommunity in recent years. This thesis will explore a method for creating and animating orb webs using a coupled spring-mass system. Using a spring-mass system for creating the orb web is ideal as we can represent each web strand using coupled spring-mass pairs. This allows the orb web simulator to be physically based, i.e., the simulation follows the laws that act on objects in the real world. This in turn simplifies the process of animating the web, as the animation emerges from the simulator without anyone having to set it up explicitly. Since this model is physically based, it would allow for realistic visualization of effects such as observing an orb web under a wind. In the children's book ``Charlotte's Web', the spider creates orb webs with words inscribed on them. Charlotte's web is used as an inspiration, in this thesis, to create webs which no real world spider could possibly create, while keeping the model physically based. This involves modifying the orb web such that the target text shows up on the orb web while keeping the web looking as natural as possible

The perceptions of gifted students on the adequacy of their school libraries for meeting their independent reading needs

This study addressed the perceptions of gifted students about their school libraries. It was conducted in Waterloo, Iowa. city of an approximate population of 65,000 The study attempted to answer the questions: 1) What are the reading habits of gifted readers? 2) How do gifted students perceive their library meets their independent reading needs? 3) Are there significant differences in perceptions based on sex, grade cluster, and reading habits? 4) Do books recommended by gifted students exist in local school library collections? and 5) Does this list of books validate general perceptions of their libraries? Data were collected from students based on a survey constructed by the researcher. Results verified the only significant difference was by grade cluster, with intermediate students concluding libraries tended not to meet their needs. Recommendations were made to develop in-service on needs of gifted readers, and to improve communication between librarians, teachers, and students at the intermediate level