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    These questions really tied everything together and helped the students think about the important pieces of information so they would remember the next time they bowled. Repetition and question and answer were teaching techniques I witnessed Mr. Dunn use repeatedly throughout the day. Having students recall the information and piece it all together was an excellent way to finish up the class because they could carry the information with them throughout the day. It was interesting watching…

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    used the soft footballs because there are light weight, smaller and do not hurt when they make contact. We brought out 6 hula hoops and 18 balls. We started the lesson off by leading the class in some stretches to make sure there arms were ready to throw…

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    Jeremy's Big Mistake

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    scam to get money. Now I think that the death of Jeremy’s dad was an accident. At the talent show, Lizzy announces she can’t do the hula hoop act, so Jeremy has to put on a grass skirt and hula hoop. They came in second place! I thought it was a great opportunity for Jeremy to take a risk and step out of his comfort zone. He also found out he was really good at hula hooping. They found three keys that fit and they don’t know where the last key is, or it seems. On Jeremy’s birthday, Lizzy gives…

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    Cross-trainers Combine elements of treadmills, stair-climbers, cycles, and cross-country ski machines. Some machines include arm resistance to work both the upper and lower body. Like ski machines, they require some coordination and may tire you faster than other machines, but they give a very thorough aerobic workout along with some resistance training. Workouts Heard of the 7-minute workout? How about Tabata? Both are just a few minutes. The trick is, you work harder than you thought…

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    Pitts mentions that he cannot “picture [his father] twirling a Hula Hoop at Arlington” stressing how ridiculously illogical and absurd that idea is. He uses this hypothetical scenario to compare it to the people playing Pokémon GO on such grounds. By doing so, Pitts accentuates that playing mobile games on Arlington's soil and or similar places that hold historic value, is no different from doing something as odd as twirling a Hula Hoop there. In addition, he also expands his use of logos by…

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    Moana Essay

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    I believe the portrayals in the movie Moana are still using aspects of a colonial system, as attempts to capture the culture involved using tiki torches and hula skirts. However, I disagree with the statement “elites are inventing new methods to erase Indigenous identities and presences” regarding the production and creation of Moana. This movie despite the inaccuracies are attempts to make Indigenous cultures…

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    and a lack of comfort in one’s skin. In Shaka, I’ve been the only male member of the group for almost my entire time at Yale; it has been difficult to get men to join, maybe because Polynesian dance like hula are primarily portrayed in the media with female dancers even though men have performed hula and other Polynesian dance for…

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    The last live performance I saw was Zarkana in radio city music hall. I don’t remember the exact year but I remember that it was over the summer. It really was a captivating experience, as soon as I walked in there was characters greeting you with intricate face painting almost like tribal marking infused with modern painting techniques. I took my seat, as the show was about to begin. However there was a pre show before the actual show began. The relation ship with the audience was really breath…

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    I was surprised that one main aspect of occupational therapy in a school setting focused on improving writing skills. However, a large part of Mrs. Grosch’s therapy involved field trips and social outings for the students receiving therapy, which I had not expected. I had the priveledge of participating in a field trip to a park, where 20 students with special needs were able to hike on trails and view wildlife from a lookout tower. The field trip experience was different than I had expected it…

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    good times and bad. Along with oli you have mele (songs). Just like any other religions songs are a big part of its traditions because in a native way it like you praising the spirits or showing you care and thanking them for their help. Then you have hula (dance). I believe that in the native culture this is imported for rituals because it goes with the oli and mele. I also believe it helps with any kind of visual that you would need and helps express what you are trying to say in the chant or…

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