Dora the Explorer Essays

  • Swiper as a Trickster

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    Dora the Explorer is one of many of the new shows for the next generation. This is a cartoon with various settings, depending on the adventure of the day. Dora is a girl that is bilingual and has a magic backpack and a monkey named Boots as a friend. She is always helping someone get home and/or out of a jam. Dora and Boots have traveled in time and to far away lands to help. Like most kids shows of today, it is an educational show that teaches Spanish words and counting. There are also the lessons

  • Children Televsion

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    kind of lesson that prepares them for school. “There is evidence that television viewing can aid acquisition of general knowledge plus improve cognitive skills” (Thakkar 2026). Shows can help teach the alphabet, numbers, reading, and/or writing. Dora the Explorer’s co-creator/executive producer, Chris Gifford, says that “writers build education into every episode” and “each episode incorporates the concept of "multiple intelligences," aiming to develop skills in seven key areas, such as using maps

  • Analysis Of Arthur And Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood

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    audience to have an imagination and tells the audience what they have to do. For example, in the episode, he tells the audience that you need to press the three red buttons to open the door. In the show Dora The Explorer it is all about having the young audience engaged throughout the show. Dora asks questions to the audience to see if they see something and how to get to a certain

  • Piaget Developmental Theory

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    In each episode, Dora and her friends go on a journey, learn new words, and stop the villainous Swiper. Dora connects with the preoperational stage as the child is becoming aware that they are moving towards the future, or an end goal, rather than only being aware of the present. Additionally, Dora teaches words in Spanish and English, which points to the fact that this is a sensitive period for children to learn new vocabulary. Finally, Dora views her friends as different from

  • Dora’s Dirty Secrets of the Global Industry

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    In this essay, I will explore how the Mexican women are exploited in the global industrial economy. I’ll take a look at how Dora the explorer is an English-Spanish youngster who solves problems with the tools in her backpack and with the help of other characters that largely exploited by the toy industry. The global market is not only for the source of making the companies money but also responsible for the unfair treatment of women in general. There have been a burst of these maquiladoras(factories)

  • Stereotypes In Movies Essay

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    incorporated within their concept, it could be either good or bad. The cultures that are associated with this assignment are Latin and Greek American cultures which has four screenings. The four movies include Fools Rush In, The Wedding Planner, Dora the Explorer, which are a part of the Latin American Culture, My Big Fat Greek Wedding which was a part of the Greek American culture. In the movie Fools Rush In, you see a fiery latina played by Salma Hayek who comes from a very religious family, her family

  • Environmental Impetitor: Case Study: Donut The Explorer

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    This is another important part to be considered by the business in executing the needed resources. After the business identified its potential market, promotional strategies, pricing analysis and how the business will operate and manage, Donut the Explorer will now focus on the production portion. It involves the manufacture and operational resources that will complete the overall performance of the business. Indeed, a business cannot produce goods without the help of the machineries, equipment and

  • The Media as an Agent in Socialization

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    the biggest mass media in this country and has positive and negative aspects. There are some programs which are very helpful with lots of information for the children. For example; on channel thirty-three, there is a good program called “Dora the explorer”. Children can learn to speak Spanish and also do things such as singing, standing up and pronouncing words in English. On the same channel, there is also a program called “Blue’s Clues”. In this program, children learn how to think, sing

  • Lack Of Diversity In Children's Toys

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    Dora and Friends is the tween version of Dora the Explorer. Her friend is Alana, a blond haired and blue eyed girl. Dora is one of the only non-Caucasian headliner toys and having a friend from a different ethnic background would teach children to be friends with everyone. Throughout the whole store I only saw

  • Wernher Von Braun's Accomplishments

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    Though this camp did not have a gas chamber and was never regarded as an extermination camp, “over 20,000 prisoners died there.”6 Though deaths occurred at Dora, and it was exposed during the Nuremberg War Crime Trials that were held in 1947, the U.S. Army classified this information until 1981.7 Von Braun had tunnel vision is evident when talking about his time at this camp. He would say that he had only

  • Television Influence On American Culture Essay

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    others. So when it comes it children it is even more of a challenge. Kids need patience and have to be able to relate to certain concepts to grasp them. For example: “Dora the Explorer” is a television shows where pre-school kids can learn how to say simple words and numbers is English and Spanish. The show makes the kids interact with Dora by answering her questions, singing songs to help her solve problems, and also identifying different colors, shapes and objects. The show help expands kids interaction

  • The Role of Children's Books in Education

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    From the time a child is born, the task of the parents and society is to educate that child. If a child has no learning they will not survive. Parents are responsible for give a child the learning that they need. Since no one parent or person can correctly show children all things and since children need some entertaining people have taken the opportunities to put together books and children's programs to aid in the education of the children. From parent seminars, to books and movies, to even

  • Entertainment Hiding Education: The Benefits of Children’s Programing

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    Spanish speaking girl who goes on an adventure every day. To a person who has not watched television those characters might be made up people. For a child, however, those characters are Blue from Blue’s Clues, Elmo from Sesame Street, and Dora from Dora the Explorer. These three shows air on networks that are based for children, and are what could be referred to as educational entertainment; they hide learning into an entertaining television show. Experts say that this technique, that children’s education

  • Decorating An Infant's Bedroom

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    accents, wall paper and other accessories for these styles. Pink, lavender, baby blue and other pastels are perfect for a baby girl's room. Consider a ballerina or cowgirl theme, or incorporate some well known characters such as Hello Kitty or Dora the Explorer. As they grow As children get older, decorating becomes more difficult and your kids may not want to cooperate with your ideas. Completely redecorating the room can be very stressful, not to mention expensive. One way to save money is simply

  • Ways in Which Television Corrupts American Society

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    When the first television was first successfully shown, people thought that this invention brought people to a new age, and that the television was a huge benefit to humanity. Unfortunately, since then the Golden Era of television's moral and standards have fallen drastically. We are far away from the days when Lassie and the town of Mayberry ruled the airways and were the talk of America. What was once intended as a benefit for society has become its detrimental fall, now instead of upholding American

  • Media Censorship

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    material was allowed in the media. Television shows such as Nip/Tuck, Saturday Night Live, Desperate Housewives and many more would have to be removed from television all together. There would be no more video games other than types such as Dora the Explorer, Barbie, and Mickey Mouse. Totally censoring major forms of media is ridiculous, since strides have been made to control access and viewing of these same forms of media.

  • How to Toilet Train a Baby

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    1. TIMING Timing is critical when determining if your child is ready to be potty trained. In most cases children are showing an interest in becoming potty trained between the ages of 18 months to 24 months old. During this process the parent should try to avoid using toilets that have the auto flush, which often times scare many children. In the event you find yourself having to use this particular type of toilet, consider covering the sensor so that the parent can control the flush. Having a

  • Social Learning Theory (Carol K. Sigelman And Elizabeth A. Rider)

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    Social cognition (thinking about self and others) is involved in all social behavior, including moral behavior. Social cognitive theorist Albert Bandura focused on how learning, situational forces influence moral behavior, self-regulatory processes, and moral disengagement. (Carol K. Sigelman and Elizabeth A. Rider) In society, children are surrounded by many influential models, such as parents within the family, characters on children’s TV, friends within their peer group and teachers at school

  • My Death Of My Grandpa's Death With A Grandfather

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    member was with my aunt. I was only seven years old, so I had not even thought about death yet. It was my sisters 4th Birthday Party. We had all of our family members in our garage celebrating. I remember the birthday was Dora the Explorer themed. She had a Dora cake, and got many Dora themed gifts, including a purple and orange scooter. It was towards the end of the party and people were starting to say their goodbyes. I vividly remember my aunt walking down my driveway, turning around, and waving goodbye

  • Airport Security

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    I Know That Airport Security Makes No Exceptions "If you leave before applying, your application may be considered “abandoned” and you will have to start the process all over again from outside the United States. You might not be able to return to the United States for many months"("International Programs"). I came to this country at the age of five on a tourist’s visa with my mother. My father had already been living in this country for 14 years. After some time of coming and going in and out of