Joyette Fabien
MA - Literature, BA (Hons.)- English/French, Post Graduate Diploma in Education
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Joyette Fabien Quick Facts
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- Writing and Editing
- Career Focus
- Manager/Administrator, Author
- Affiliation
- Government of Dominica,UWI CaveHill
Writer, Editor, Joyette Fabien is author of Four Strong Women, Motherless Children and other Stories, Those Youthful Days and It's Different Now -Short Story collections. She takes pleasure in sharing with others her wealth of experience gained through her years as a teacher as well as a lifetime of interaction with people of varying backgrounds. She has, therefore, published a number of articles some of which can be found at Selfgrowth.com. and joyettefabien.hubpages.com.
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Joyette Fabien on Hubpages
http://joyettefabien.hubpages.com/
An Approach to Analyzing Poetry: Tutorials 1, 2 and 3
http://joyettefabien.hubpages.com/hub/Anapproachtoanalyzingpoetry-tutorial1
A Guide to Understanding and Writing the Short Story: Tutorials 1, 2 and 3
http://joyettefabien.hubpages.com/hub/A-guide-to-understanding-and-writing-the-Short-Story-Tutorial1
Joyette Fabien Books
Those Youthful Days - Stories About People Everywhere
www.scribd.com/doc/92202992/Those-Youthful-Days
It's Different Now - Stories About Change
www.scribd.com/doc/93752109/It-s-Different-Now
Motherless Children and other Stories ; Stories about people you know
http://www.amazon.com/Motherless-Children-Other-Stories-people/dp/1470094959
Four Strong Women
http://www.amazon.com/Four-Strong-Women-Joyette-Fabien/dp/1499535600
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Funerals - Highly Social Events
From being mou ful occasions funerals have evolved into highly social events. When I grew up in the sixties and seventies anything associated with death was dreaded and dreadful. Today, a person no longer dies; he passes on and families no longer mou the death of loved ones. Instead, they celebrate the life of the one who has passed on. Funerals are no longer mou ful and solemn occasions and people attending the ceremonies are now encouraged to be joyful. How things have changed!
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Domestic Violence - A Global Issue
Domestic violence is a global phenomenon which has, for decades, been a scourge in society. However, the fact that it has been in existence for ages can never make it acceptable. Instead, it places a greater responsibility on modern society to find new approaches to deal with the problem so that it can be eradicated or at the very least, significantly decreased. There are many agencies and organizations worldwide involved in the battle against domestic violence and it is hoped that their strong synergies will yield productive results in the very near future.
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Cooperative Enterprise – For Economic Advancement in Developing Countries.
Definition of Cooperatives from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia “A cooperative ("coop") or co-operative ("co-op") is an autonomous association of people who voluntarily cooperate for their mutual social, economic, and cultural benefit.”
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Vagrancy – A Serious Social Problem
Vagrancy is a serious social problem in many countries. It is troubling to the families and friends of the unfortunate social drop-outs, a bother to other citizens and a severe threat to the tourism industry in countries whose economy is heavily dependent on tourism. The following extract provides some insight into this problem. Extract from the story ‘Jessie’ in the book ‘Four Strong Women’ by Joyette H Fabien
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A Mother's Anguish
Extract From the Story Steffie in the Book Four Strong Women by Joyette H Fabien
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Experience - The Greatest Teacher
There is no greater teacher than experience and as we grow older we learn(or ought to)valuable lessons about life. Important among these are: 1. Appreciation- We become more appreciative of the things and persons we once took for granted. We begin to see the efforts behind the things that are done by others for our comfort and happiness; the loving and selfless acts of caring relatives, co-workers and friends.
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Some Important Facts About Failure
Generally, failure is viewed as something negative. For those experiencing it, it may become the end of the road and therein lies the monster for simply, fear of failing again may cause a reluctance to move on. It is said that success is failure turned inside out. Thus, far from being negative, failure can be just the spur that is needed to point you in the right direction when you are off track. It can therefore have some very positive outcomes. SOME FACTS ABOUT FAILURE:
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20 Simple Tips to Achieve Success
1.Dream - It is important to have a dream. The majority of successful people had a dream and in fact, most people have a dream; it is the fulfilment of your dreams, that might become a challenge. Be one of the people who follow their dream! 2. Conceptualize your dream – Make your dream something concrete in your mind and it will appear to be more within your grasp. 3. Identify your God-given talent – Initially, it may be difficult to identify your talent. However, as you gradually begin to disce your strengths, take hold of them and build on them for therein lie your talents.
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Permissive Parenting
"Children are a gift from the Lord;a real Blessing". The Holy Bible calls upon parents to love their children. Not only must parents execute this noble duty, but they must, in so doing, protect, feed and nurture their children throughout their childhood and provide them with sound values which will equip them to take up responsible positions in society.
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Child Abuse and Child Violence - Menacing Societies Worldwide
“Children are a gift from the Lord, they are a blessing” (Psalms 127:3). The Holy Bible calls upon us to love, cherish and protect children for they are blessings to their families and to society. Despite this biblical call, child abuse and child violence continue to plague world societies and children continue to be victims of abuse in its various forms.
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Tropical Storm Erika - Nature Turned Against the Nature Isle
I am from the island of Dominica, the Nature Island of the Caribbean. One of the first things that every Dominican child learns is that we have 365 rivers; one for every day of the year. This has always been one of our richest blessings. We speak proudly of our rivers in poems, songs and travel magazines and to every stranger that we meet for we know that God has blessed our country like no other with these glorious bodies of abundant, fresh, clean water originating from the pristine, green mountains.
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Parenting : Today's Fathers
Are fathers playing a greater role in parenting today? Today’s fathers appear to be playing a more active role in parenting than their predecessors. Traditionally, in my culture, raising the child has been viewed as the responsibility of the mother. The father’s role was more in the domain of provider, supporter and disciplinarian. Hence, the father would provide the needs of the family, support the mother in decisions with respect to the welfare of the children and administer punishment when necessary.
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