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CBM Preparation The CBM that I will be conducting will be the hiding assessment. This assessment will show “Children who are able to subtract with ease and efficiency know the parts of number and see the relationship between composition and decomposition of numbers and addition and subtraction.” Kathy Richardson, Assessing Math Concepts: Hiding Assessment. Didax Publishing, page 26. The probe will first be probing for the student’s ability to see part-whole number relationships. For each of the students I started off with the number 6 because it was a number in the middle. If a student is not able to master the number 5 the assessment will move backward to assess the number 4, if the student is able to show master of the number 6 then they will move up to the assessment of the number 7. Assessment: With Counters 1. First I have the child count out that many counters, I place the excess counters to the side. 2. Then I close my hand around the counters and confirm that he/she knows how many are hidden there. 3. Then I remove some and show them in the palm of my other hand. 4. I then ask the child, “How many are hidden?” 5. I repeat with different amounts removed. 6. If the child responds quickly and correctly and is clearly not counting in any way, I call it a “mastered number.” 7. If a number is mastered, I will repeat the entire process with the next higher number. 8. I will continue until the child begins to stumble. Evidence of stumbling might be using fingers, nodding…

Gold and Brandt (2005) define alcoholism in The American Journal of Psychiatry as a, “primary, chronic disease with genetic, psychosocial, and environmental factors influencing its development and manifestations. Often progressive and fatal, it is characterized by periodic or continuous impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with the drug alcohol despite adverse consequences, and distortions of thinking, most notably denial” (p. 1038). In the movie 28 days, the main character Gwen…

In the account of the resurrection recorded in Matthew 28, presents a clear proof of the resurrection of Christ. The author emphasises the resurrection, the report of the guard, and the great commission in the final chapter of Matthew. Furthermore, the chapter alludes to the importance of sharing the message of Christ’s resurrection. First, the women at the tomb are directed to give the disciples the angel’s message. Next, the guards are bribed to keep hidden the fact that Jesus had risen. Then,…

Before taking the Course English 28, my skills regarding verbal and written communications were quite unpolished. My writing was not as much effective as needed in the daily and professional life. When I started taking the course English 28 I was a bit unorganized in my writings and my writings usually had a number of grammatical and spelling mistakes which often resulted in embracement. My sentences were not effective as they were not properly constructed and were in immediate need of…

Meaning of the Passage Biblical scholars and children alike are well aware of the great covenant made between Abraham and God and the impact it had upon later generations. However, while Abraham was faithful, he would not live to see the fulfillment of God’s promises. Jacob, the son of the promised Isaac, will be the one that begins to see fulfillment of the promise of Abraham as a “great nation” with “seed as the stars of the heaven.” Thus, Genesis 28 begins with Jacob’s pledge to take a…

Alcohol use is often glamorized in society and viewed as an acceptable form of socialization and fun. Thousands of youths, college students, and adults partake in this behavior in order to either fit in with their peers or find an escape for their problems. Although many individuals are able to keep their drinking within an acceptable limit, others often exceed the boundaries and enter dangerous territory. The movie entitled “28 days” exceeds an audience’s expectations in regards to correctly…

The film 28 Days tells the story of Gwen Cummings, played by Sandra Bullock. After crashing her sister’s wedding and stealing a limousine and driving it into a house, she is given the option to attend 28 days of rehab or serve time in jail. Being a drug addict and alcoholic, Gwen finds herself at rehab with others who have addictions. At first, she is reluctant to participate in any activities her first day at Serenity Glen. She does not believe that she has a problem. She believes her…

G-28 Form: Everything You Need to Know The G-28 Form is an immigration form filed by an accredited representative through United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to process the case of an applicant for immigration benefits or relief. However, the form need not be submitted if a non-citizen doesn’t have an attorney and is submitting an immigrant- related application or is going through removal proceedings without an accredited representative’s assistance. An accredited…

In Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later (2002) the conclusion of the film has Jim, Selena, and Hannah recovering at a remote cottage another 28 days after they escaped the mansion. Outside the three have made a cloth banner that spells out “HELLO” laid over a field, while the three are outside a jet flies over them and the film ends with the pilot calling in a rescue helicopter. The future of the three is quite uncertain and there isn't much closure to the film. The future of Jim, Selena, and Hannah…

Unit 28 – P1 & M1 In this report I will explain the brief outline of the web architecture and components which allow the internet and website to function. I will construct a flow diagram to show the various different stages and processes that information must pass through to get from server to screen. Web Architecture Web architecture is the term used for web design, this is a method to plan and design websites. Web architecture focuses on the user and user requirements. When planning a…