Significant Medical History: Developmental milestones were reported by Bryson's mother as on target with the exception that he was an early walker (at 10 months old). No other developmental concerns were noted. Bryson was born via vaginal birth at 40 weeks gestation. Bryson’s mother reports no complications with the pregnancy or birth other than being induced to start labor. Bryson weighed 8lbs 0oz.…
The “Maze Runner”, starts off with Thomas waking up in an elevator not knowing anything thing about himself, except for his name. As the doors open he finds himself in the Glade, a large open area surrounded by walls. Other boys are also present, however they too do not recall any memory of themselves. In the Glade, every morning the walls open revealing a huge maze, but at night it closes.…
Cases: 1. A 13-year-old male presents with a two-year history of progressive weaknesses in both upper and lower extremities. He finds it difficult to lift heavy objects off a shelf. When sitting on the floor he has to hold onto objects such as a chair to pull himself up. On examination, there is significant wasting of muscles in the shoulders, upper arms, and hips.…
“I don't think anything's more rewarding than hearing that you've helped someone gain a love of reading.” This is a quote by James Dashner about his standings on why he loves to write. Since he is still alive and well today, he goes through the same things people do. James is one of the most impacting writers of the 21st century, and he continues to influence people of all cultures through all of his writings that he has done and will continue to do into the future. James Dashner was born November 26, 1972.…
The specific are for mastery would be language arts, specifically reading comprehension. I will focus on reading comprehension to test Mary’s ability to find the main idea and comprehend what she is reading. It has been shown that Mary has a difficulty finding the main idea and theme of a story independently on reading tests and in small reading groups. To collect the baseline data I will use a probe the tests reading comprehension. The probe I will use is called A Maze Passage Generator, this probe creates and generates sentences to test reading comprehension.…
1. This reflection took place in the gym between myself, the Occupational Therapist (OT) and Zane a 3-year-old boy. Zane has significant cognitive and physical delays. The OT was working on Zane’s ability to balance sitting down because his parents have decided to enroll him in school. The OT sat Zane at the edge of a blue bench and she sat down behind him to support him.…
In addition, The Maze Runner also has a pretty sense of imagination for the artist to create the monster, characters and the setting for the scene take place. The scene has weird scenario where one thing thought to be a forest until the progression of the scene end up in the maze where all the characters are closed by a glade. The only choice was either want to die in the glade or try to escape through a maze and get avoid by the griever which are monster that guard around the maze which also it eat…
When I read the book "the maze runner” the setting greatly affected the plot. Where they were in the story made the plot a lot more extreme. For example, the main character was stuck in the maze overnight and he had to survive until morning so he could get back to safety. There was a lot of intense moments during that time and you just couldn’t stop reading. The setting greatly affects the plot of a story.…
As far back as I can remember, reading has always been a tremendous part of my life. Growing up, my mother introduced reading as one of the most important skills I could learn. Throughout my childhood, my entire family constantly incorporated reading into my daily schedule by helping me complete word searches, reading books, or rehearsing the ABC’s. Every night before bed, my mother and I would read a page out of a children’s bible book called Blessings Every Day as opposed to the classic Green Eggs and Ham. Reading has taught me how to exercise my imagination, how to effectively communicate with others, and relieves my stress.…
Addison has also shown she can hang up her coat and backpack when on March 15, she put her coat and backpack on the back of her chair before snack time as Mrs. Moore instructed the whole class to do. (Need second observation for hangs up coat and Backpack.) On March 15, Addison showed that she could zip and unzip by unzipping her backpack before snack time to put her papers inside and then zipping it back up. ( Need second observation for Can zip and unzip coat) Addison showed that she could on her coat when nn March 15, she put on her coat, buttoned it up, and took it off when Mrs. Moore asked the whole class to put on and take off their coats before snack time.…
I observed Mia, she is a 2.5-year-old with medium skin tone, short brown hair and brown eyes. Mia exhibits age appropriate mastery of biosocial development as described in chapter 5 pages 156-159 The Developing Person, Stassen 2015. At the beginning of the observation, Mia starts by displaying a variety of gross and fine motor skills. She demonstrates gross motor skills by walking around the room and pushing a baby walker. Mia stepped over toys, and kneeled on the floor to play.…
It has been said, “The best way to engage children’s brains is by having them move their hands” (Cleaver). Studies show and solidify the importance of moving and interacting during student learning. Testing has its appropriate time, but there are other approaches to teaching that should come first because they are more beneficial to students. Hands on activities do more than just have students move things around, they stimulate kids’ brains so they can learn more efficiently.…
Describe why physical development is an important aspect of child development. For full credit, be sure the following details are included: Physical development is a key aspect of a child’s development. Each and every day they learn through the experiences. In my classroom we focus on the children’s fine and gross motor skills by creating different activities that they can learn and develop from over time. These activities include the two core competencies of providing individual guidance and enhancing group experiences.…
Walls the size of skyscrapers. Vines climbing the walls, from the top to the bottom of the mountain of stone. The ground was cold stone. Everything seemed to be a path to somewhere undiscovered. A rashly put together pile of wood that was called home to a whole community.…
In this paper, the texts “1984” by George Orwell and “The Maze Runner” by James Dashner will be compared and analysed, in specific the language and stylistic features used to portray the different perspectives on the ideas of oppression and helplessness. The point of view of “Big Brother” and the theme of higher power are vastly used in both of these texts, along with both the conforming and rebelling point of views, all of which will be examined in this paper. In both novels, “1984” and “The Maze Runner”, a “Big Brother” point of view is portrayed through language and stylistic features in the texts, and these techniques show how this unknown and seemingly mysterious higher power can manipulate and control the characters. The key similarity…