Sesame Essays

  • Origin Of The Sesame Plant

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    ORIGINS Sesame (Sesamun indicum) seeds are edible seeds grown from the tropical oilseed plant that bears the same name. The sesame plant is also thought to be one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world (Hansen, 2011). This plant is chronicled to have existed about 3000 years ago in Babylon and in Egypt, and is said to have originated in sub- Saharan Africa (Hansen, 2011). Although the sesame plant originated in Africa, through commerce and trade it has reached the entire globe. The sesame plant

  • The Production of Sesame in Ethiopia

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    Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.), is probably the most ancient oilseed known and used by man (Weiss, 1983). The cultivated sesame belongs to order Tubiflorae, family Pedaliaceae; about thirty-seven species have been described in to the genus sesamum, but only Sesamum indicum has been recognized as a cultivated species (Getinet et al. 1998). Even though the origin of sesame is still in debate, Mehra (1967) and Mahajan (2007) considered Ethiopia as the origin of cultivated sesame. Bedigian (1981) argues

  • Personal Narrative-Sesame Place

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    amazing place we were going to. Then all of a sudden the big yellow signs appears...Sesame Place! Screaming with joy and laughter, we ran to the gate and our amazing day began. Looking for something to do with the kiddos on a Saturday? Sesame Street is the perfect place to go! The days are long and hot, but the memories are worth it! Even Sesame Places says, “to go before they grow!” The number one parade at Sesame Street is the Neighborhood Street Party Parade. At this parade, guest have the opportunity

  • Sesame Street and its Effects on Children

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    watch it, some say that it is okay in moderation, and others say it doesn’t have any effects. The real debate starts when one starts to talk about the content of the shows. Sesame Street is a show that most would say is for all ages, but is it truly educational? Can kids really learn from it? Media Choice. Description of media Sesame Street is a TV show directed towards children. It contains Muppets that experience some of the same problems that today’s children face. They talk about being a good sport

  • Sesame Street In The 60's

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    Did you know that sesame street has been on air for over 48 years? “What do you wanna watch, sesame street?” Hearing this as a kid you make you extremely happy. Not only has sesame street been entertaining for a long time they also were the most inspirational show of the 60’s. To start, sesame street was the first show on tv to celebrate racial discrimination and poverty. Also, encouraged kids to share what they feel in a good way so that they wouldn’t be scared to share their feelings. Furthermore

  • Sesame Street: The Positive Effects Of Technology On Children

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    pre-kindergarten. Millions of American children are introduced to some form of educational media outside of school, possibly before they even step into a school. Starting in the 1960’s, some could say that Sesame Street dominated the educational media with their fun and entertaining skits. Sesame Street encourages children to follow along with their fuzzy animal-like creatures while teaching them new and useful concepts,

  • Sesame Street And Blue's Clues: A Cognitive Analysis

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    Ironically, it was noted that in the United States, approximately 74 percent of children under the age of twenty four months watch television (Rideout, Vandewater, & Wartella, 2003). Many of the learning programs available to the youth, such as Sesame Street and Blue’s Clues are intended for children between the ages of two and six, coincidentally the same age frame of the preoperational stage of Piaget’s stages of cognitive

  • Sakat Chauth

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    Sakat Chauth Vrat is observed on the fourth day of Krishna paksha, (the fading phase of moon) in the month of Magha according to Hindu lunar calendar. Next Sakat Chauth will fall on January 19th in 2014. This is also called as Ganesh Chauth or Tilkuta Chauth. Lord Ganesha and Moon god is worshiped on Sakat Chauth. This vrat is mainly observed in North India and this day is celebrated as Tilkut Chauth. A full day fast is observed on this day. It is believed that fasting on Sakat Chauth removes all

  • Sesame Workshop Internship

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    my mom went to work, we’d get a bowl of corn flakes (extra sugar), and turn on Sesame Street at 11am on PBS23. I was so amazed by all the colors and characters that I didn’t even realize that I had an extensive vocabulary for a child that hadn’t been to school yet. Cornflakes and Sesame became our thing. Eventually, Sesame Street started coming on twice a day and I started attending daycare. Our cornflakes and sesame street routine would come to an end, but I wouldn’t learn the importance of it until

  • Sesame Street Sexism

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    Heiman and Bookspan say that there is gender bias in the education system; which Sesame Street is used as an example that there is gender bias shown to our children before they enter school. All the main characters are males and the only female characters play the parts of children and the female characters don’t interact with each other

  • Sesame Case Study

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    5. Results 5.1 Introduction of Sesame Global Market Sesame is a short-day plant but also grows well in long-day areas. It thrives best on moderately fertile and well-drained soils (pH ranging from 5.5 to 8.0) and is sensitive to salinity. (Vossen & Mkamilo, 2007) Sesame can be produced both by smallholders and at larger industrial scale. Its production is mainly concentrated in area between northern and southern of equator latitude 45 degree, covering tropical to subtropical regions. The main producers

  • Sesame Street Analysis

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    Sesame Street is an American children’s television show produced by Sesame Workshop and created by Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett that premiered on November 10, 1969 (Wikipedia 2017). Since its premiere 48 years ago, Sesame Street has continuously progressed to reflect the time’s most pressing current events. In doing so, the show has shed light on controversial and relevant topics including gender-inequality, race, the transgender community, disability, and recycling. The show educates children

  • The Sesame Street Sociology

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    The Sesame Street Studies “In the late 1960s, a television producer named Joan Ganz Cooney set out to start an epidemic. Her targets were three-, four-, and five-year-olds. Her agent of infection was television, and the “virus” she wanted to spread was literacy” (Gladwell 89). The Tipping Point is a book on the study of epidemics- including mental epidemics and trends. Sesame Street, still one of the most iconic shows to date, is an epidemic; the splurge of knowledge that appeared in children after

  • TV is NOT a Medium of Education for Children

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    The field of technology has seen continuous growth and advancement in society and has changed gears and is now heading for a road less traveled. The road, as bumpy and winding as it seems, as following a path dictated by television and all the powerful media. The television requires visual perception and is an inactive form of gratification for viewers. The hardest hits are the young children. Children shows like cartoon have positive and negative effects on the children, and the parents should not

  • Jim Henson and His Impacts on Children’s Educational Television

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    teaching whether you want it or not.” As Creator of the well beloved characters of Sesame Street, The Muppets, Henson has touched the lives of millions of children worldwide. Sesame Street continues to be the longest running program aimed at the education of young children, so it stands to reason that Jim Henson’s impact on children’s educational television will continue to be felt for many generations to come. Sesame Street, the television show that Jim Henson is best known for, had started as just

  • Linda Bove Essay

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    While on the cast of Sesame Street, she made an appearance on the soap opera Search for Tomorrow as Mellissa Hayley Weldon in 1993 and on Happy Days as Fonzie’s deaf girlfriend in 1973. She also had a small role in The Land Before Time Four as an interpreter in a pop up box

  • Positive Effects of Television Upon Children

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    children the basic knowledge and the valuable facts of life, parents should encourage their children to watch more public television. Works Cited Lesser, Gerald S. Children and Television. New York: Random House, 1974. Lystad, Mary. “20 Years on Sesame Street.” Children Today. 1989: 20-22 Moody, Kate. Growing up on Television. New York: Times Books, 1980. Morris, Norman S. Televisions Child. Boston: Little Brown, 1971. Palmer, Edward L. Children in the Cradle of Television. United States of America:

  • Character Analysis of Elmo

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    very popular for all the dolls they have made about him. Such as tickle me Elmo, kiss me Elmo, chicken dance Elmo, and even pretend Elmo. Elmo has his own section in Sesame Street called Elmo’s World. When Elmo first came out he was a baby monster in 1972. Elmo is popular in the little kid “world”. Elmo is a Muppet. His part of Sesame Street is 15 minutes long. Elmo’s World is aimed to entertain toddlers. The original voice of Elmo is Muppeteer Brian Muehl. Then became Kevin Clash until he has resigned

  • Film Analysis: Sesame Street

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    congress. Sesame Street uses songs and colorful puppets, to tackle tough issues, and to teach a message of tolerance and acceptance to people across the world. To start with, Sesame Street has not been shy when presented with difficult topics. In 1982, the actor who played the beloved Mr. Hooper died, and instead of recasting him, they decided to tackle death of the actor in a

  • Sesame Street Church Psychology Paper

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    classroom, club, or friend group. In the specific case of the Sr. High Youth Group at Sesame Street Church, many psychological concepts can be observed. In youth group it is valued to do good works, to read the Bible, and to live for the Lord. We joke around on occasion, but the message conveys to us. As teens, we are lazy and don’t always do what is expected of us. What is expected of the young adults at Sesame Street Church is to do memory work and maintain the memory work of previous weeks, and