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    direction, emphasis, rhythm, repetition, center of interest, etc. Thank you for sharing your wonderful earthwork to the class Ms. Thi. The stones that you choose are very distinct, I like how they differ in shapes and yet they connect to each other. The flat stone in the middle is just the right size and shape to hold the two small stones on top. I also admire the green leaves and the light grayish blue rocks, and the small touch of yellow flower on the right side of the photograph, the…

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    Ms. Ots Observation

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    Ms. Otts, I have the 6 on the bear plus one more.” Cohen says, “I have 6, too.” Ms. Otts praises the students for working so hard and doing such a good job. She allows the students to make different shapes with the play doh, while she goes to a different table. After a few minutes, Haigen shows the shape of a triangle. “Look, Emma, I made a triangle.” Emma replies, “I made a heart, but it’s following apart.” “Cohen, what are you making?” Cohen replies, “I was making a rectangle, but it was too…

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    Text That Shaped My Life

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    that shaped my life Text are everywhere in our daily lives and we come across all kinds of texts everyday. Some of the texts are useless and what we usually do it to ignore them while others are essential to us, these texts are the ones that shape our lives. In the book Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas, the speech of the author’s master enlightened the author that lack of knowledge is the reason why black people were slaved by the white, thus he learned to read and write by all…

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    Originally I was unsure on which investigation to pick however after looking at each in detail the T-Shaped investigation seemed more logical to me. At the beginning, I took a very random approach in picking the different T-Shapes (10, 20, 39, 5) I could not draw much of a conclusion (see figure one.) After reevaluating, I decided to take a more systematic approach, going along number by number to work out the T total. I was unable to start at T1 because of the number grid, therefore the first…

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    discrete motion that is not as evident. Instead of using the motion displayed solely from body language to assert the theme of the painting like Diskobolos does, the Sleeping Satyr also adds the element of facial expression. The satyr initially appears motionless as he is sleeping; however, his illusory facial expression and open mouth indicates that he is in the midst of sleeping. Nevertheless, both sculptures use body movement to contribute to the tone of their work and introduce new…

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    ). Being thin is portrayed in the media as the ideal body and in return holds negative opinion of being overweight. In addition, Van Vonderen and Kinnally also utilized a saying by Triplett to better illustrate his ideas and stated that “being overweight is seen as a stigma, and considered to be a condition that the individual can prevent” (Van Vonderen and Kinnally). Not all of us have the ability to control our weight issues. There are diagnosed medical cases that no matter how much one works…

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    their body’s and what they want to change about them. Not only does the media influence girls “ideal” body, but studies also show that attractive people have more advantages in our society, also the problem about social media is that when dealing with body image, people don’t have to be directly exposed it also passes through friendships. In 1993 Anne Becker went to Fiji to study girls and their body image. During this…

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    Bmi Difference In Children

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    BMI AND AGE. Body Mass Index is a measuring that index that brings weight and height together to establish a common relationship under a common unit, Kg/m2. It is amazing how age relates to the BMI of an individual, to be more specific, for children and teens. The age difference in children causes a very big difference in the determining whether a child is obese, overweight, healthy weight or underweight. BMI IN CHILDREN AND TEENS. This category is made up of 5yrs old children to18yrs old…

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    (2018), this screening tool was “developed and validated specifically for adults ages 65 and older. It consists of six questions related to food intake, weight loss, mobility, recent psychological stress or acute disease, dementia or depression, and body mass index (BMI)” (p. 38). Subjective data can be obtained from the patient using this form. The…

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    Barbie Is Bad

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    dollars to have a plastic surgery or even multiple surgeries to look like their idol. How is it we have let society control us this much for these teen girls and younger women to actually pay to have a different face? Society is telling us what kind of body image and appearance to have. You read about how these stars and modes are either praised for how they look or absolutely destroyed in the media. Depending on how the media wants to portray them they are either talked…

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