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    Ball Tossing Game Report

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    her right hand to hold the ball on her right side and ask M.B. to use her left hand to cross and touch the balloon to encourage crossing midline. After touching the balloon, the therapist will switch hand to hold the balloon on her left side and ask M.B. to use her right hand to touch the balloon. Once each position of the ball…

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    Mild Trauma Case Study

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    muscle strength. The Dynamometry may test his grip and pinch strength, and Wolf Motor Function Test (WMFT) is designed to access the motor ability from moderate to severe UE motor deficit. Process skills are affected by immobility, delayed in choosing a proper equipment for the activities, sequencing, and initiating/terminating tasks. Social interaction skills remain functional. The Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand (DASH). Performance Patterns The Routines and roles need to…

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    able to defend myself either, and would lose every duel… Argh. Professor Silvers went through The Stunning Spell and the Full Body Bind Curse today, as well as their counters. As I wrote notes with my quill, I became more and more nervous. Professor Silvers reminded us several times that these spells would not harm our opponent, but rather stop them; this didn’t help the twisting in my gut. This week, Professor Silvers wanted us to work in groups of three, so Abi and I partnered with Nicole to…

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    be only understood as the products of the artists experience as a woman, especially her rape” (Neuman, 67). Even though many painters during this time produced works that were more interested in beauty and the face, Artemisia’s strengths were in painting hands and strong women. According to Garrard “the hand speaks through movement and shape,” (4) and hands have a “gender dimension” (5). Artemisia’s hands tend to be more determined and…

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    He is unsteady on his feet and incapable of articulate speech. He understands gestures. The Creature views Maria’s giving of her hand and then flowers as a sign of kindness. The Creature smiles and laughs. His mood is light and blissful. He lives in the moment, rather than generating complex plans of action for the future. The Creature’s assumption that if flowers float, then the pretty human could float too, displays some intellect. The Creature is portrayed as a playful, innocent, and in…

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    15. You notice that Ryan 's mother tries to pull his arms through the sleeves of his shirt/jacket from his hands. She tells you that he is stubborn and just pulls the other way when she 's trying to dress him. Discuss why "physiologically" this is happening and offer some suggestions you might make to Ryan 's mother to make dressing easier. In children with CP, it can be difficult to dress and undress due to unwanted movements caused by stiffness related to tone. I would demonstrate a tapping…

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    good experience, at least for me, because you notice all of the things you don’t notice when you were in the act of speaking or doing whatever was being filmed. However, watching yourself is a good way to notice your strengths and weaknesses as a public speaker. I know that I tend to look at myself more critically when I watch the recordings, but it was also interesting to see what I did and what I should change/keep the same for the future. Looking at both videos together, I noticed that my…

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    However, I do have many weaknesses. For example, I will easily apply some movements to my speech, such as touching my hair, wringing my hands, or shrinking my shoulders. Other than that, I always stop the speech because of my unfamiliar with the article, especially the problem of the pronunciation. Sometimes, because of the unfamiliar with the text, when I am trying to remember something, my eyes will look at the upper right direction, which I believe that will look uncomfortable. These two…

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    out the fire that Leo had started and a bleary eyed and Nico, whose bed head made them all want to die of laughter. Snapping back to reality and as if they had arranged everything beforehand the group sprang into action. Percy, Thalia and Annabeth went to assist Jason in putting out the fire, which had rapidly spread to other furniture, considering most of the furniture was made of a very flammable wood. The Stolls on the other hand, decided to do something less useful and had quickly taken out…

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    to be pretty average among the other children. The obvious differences between Isaac and Evelyn were seen when Isaac walked, ran, and jumped. At the walk, he was much more controlled and projected than she was; he also incorporated an oblique arm swing that she had not quite developed yet. According to the textbook, at two years old most children reach the motor milestone of jumping off the floor with both feet. Because of this motor milestone, Isaac is able to perform more advanced skills…

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