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    When I think about playing, I reminisce on my younger days when I was outside with my buddies playing tackle football. This was a special time, something I took for granted, but as I have gotten older I’ve learned to appreciate play. This is why looking at play articles really intrigues me to see that some articles relate to psychology and pathology. Furthermore, I will fully explain the effects of the lack of play on our mental health. Additionally, I will address the roll physical activity…

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    Accepting intelligence failures are inevitable is a pessimistic approach and does very little to help in preventing future failures or surprise attacks. The notion that intelligence failure are ( richard betts) inevitable is based on past studies of notable surprise attacks against the U.S, such as Pearl Harbour and 9/11.Therefore, it would be unwise and unjust to compare past intelligence failure to the present, due to the ever changing nature of threats. However, the challenges are very…

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    weeks. So I can look at it with fresh eyes. I often read what I wrote out loud. This may sound silly, but when I stop to breath that phrase should either support a comma or a period. (Bethel University, 2014) The benefits of solid communication skills, pertaining to writing are critical especially in dealing with critical information and coordinating resources. It makes all of the difference in world; in some instances, it is a matter of life and death. It means having 100,000 bottles of clean…

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    read and use the check spell and grammar tool to identify proper grammar, miss spell words and sentence structure. It is also important to have a third party to just read it over to see if what was written make sense. Critical thinking is something that is learned over a period of time. It is the ability to communicate based on the experience, evidence…

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    Rob Glaser Biography

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    Though Rob's first opportunity was an internship with IBM. At that time, technology was just emerging into a new era and Rob happened to witness this emergence. During this period, Rob had a separate vision that was different from what was going on in a rather bureaucratic IBM. He had passed on other options like Hewlett-Packard and eventually settled for a software start-up (Microsoft) in Bellevue, WA. He figured the team…

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    myself to read properly at the age of 13, that I started to gradually turn everything around and dicovered my passion for education, learning and reading, of course. However, I still had to play catch-up throughout my secondary, A-level and University periods of eduacation and, while I did gradually improve my knowledge set, my confidence was never at the same level of my peers. Truthfully, it is only in the last three years that I finally feel that I am an equal of my peers. It’s annoying,…

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    Leader Self Assessment

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    beliefs are individual and make them unique. There are times I enjoy being the “devil’s advocate” which gives an opposite stance to a topic so the parties involved are forced to think about why they truly believe in their position. This creates critical and diverse thoughts, which open new conversations and builds awareness of others’ ideologies. With the rise of technology in schools, communication on an organizational standpoint has become very convenient. Emails, Google Docs, and social…

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    Instead of teaching the class in a direct instruction approach, he made his students in charge of their own learning by making them use critical thinking and inquiry. Because of the scavenger hunts, his students were able to figure out the themes of the book, what the metaphors meant, the tone, and the moral of the story. Academically, the majority of his students would pass their exams.…

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    The popular misconception is that skeptics are people who disbelieve things. According to Dr. Shermer, the true meaning of the word skepticism has nothing to do with doubt, disbelief, or negativity. “Skepticism is the process of applying reason and critical thinking to determine validity. It is the process of finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.” Hawthorne seems to be a great skeptic towards the values of his time. In his short stories Hawthorne has…

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    Being one of the few Canadian teams, we had a lot of wait on our shoulders to make a name for ourselves and to not have travelled all of this time to encounter defeat. We had fought our way into the finals and were down by multiple goals in the third period, cohesion, communication, effort and skill went all out the window, my team had already lost in their heads before the buzzer blew. I sincerely believed that by pulling the boys to the side, giving them a “rah-rah” speech and going out making…

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