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    Physical Education There are three purposes of physical education in the school curriculum. One purpose is to teach students the physical skills associated with many different sports. Such as being able to kick a ball with force in soccer, using the proper technique to shoot a basketball, or being able to overhand serve a volleyball. Another purpose of physical education is to teach students the rules and tactics of different sports that are common to our culture. We often teach students…

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    Gregory Chaucer’s “The Canterbury Tales” is a collection of stories from the medieval times. The purpose of “The Canterbury Tales” is to satirize the corruption within the church during the medieval ages. Chaucer’s intention is to write 124 stories- four told by each of the 31 pilgrims- but only writes 24. In “The Prologue” of “The Canterbury Tale,” the scene is set and each pilgrim is described. The pilgrims are all on a journey to the Shrine at Canterbury. Many of the pilgrims were corrupt,…

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    This is because in the recent past there has been DNA tests on JonBenet’s body confirming that the DNA found on her could not have came from someone in her family (Kirk Johnson). Also by recreating the Ramsey family home with modern technology has proved that it could not have been Burke who committed the murder (Bill Keveney). To address the family friend committing the murder, if McReynolds had committed the murder…

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    experiences have different effects on people. Looking at the media, two fictional characters that illustrate this thought are Captain James T. Kirk from the popular sci-fi franchise Star Trek and Supreme Chancellor/Emperor Palpatine from another sci-fi franchise Star Wars. Both of these characters have power in their respective universes. Captain Kirk has control of a starship and a crew and is responsible for any actions made by either, so in…

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    Shahid Khan Khan came to the US from Pakistan and while attending the University of Illinois, he worked as a dishwasher for $1.20 an hour. He now owns Flex-N-Gate, Premier League soccer club Fulham and the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. Number Five: Kirk…

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    Cyberbullying Law

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    To elaborate, the article by Kirk Sigmon states that “NY State Senators … define cyberbullying as a plethora of allegedly offensive acts on the Internet. Hilariously, the Senators include ‘trolling’ … and ‘exclusion’ … as part of their definition of cyber-bulling.” Firstly, trolls…

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    dialogue about the American military presence in other countries. The 1967 episode titled, "The City on the Edge of Forever" features the Captain and First Mate-- Kirk and Spock time traveling to early 1930’s America to retrieve an accidently drugged crew mate whose actions destroy the future that is already set in place. While they are there Kirk meets and experiences a doomed love affair with Edith Keeler, a woman who, if , she lived would later become the leader of a peace movement that…

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    relationships and communication skills. Autism Spectrum disorder is “a pervasive development disorder affecting communication and social developments and causing, at times a variety of unusual behaviors and unusual reactions to sensory stimulation.” (Kirk, Gallagher, Coleman, 2015). Many children with Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) avoid eye contact, have compulsive behaviors, language difficulties, along with having no interest in other things or people. K. Lunciano, 2016” states autism…

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    Importance of Physical Literacy The definition of physical literacy refers to the “motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities (International Physical Literacy Association, 2014). In Canada’s Physical Literacy Consensus Statement in June of 2015- stakeholders began to note the importance of implementing physical literacy from a young age. This rapid excitement about the topic lead to an increase…

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    Papachristos, and David S. Kirk, discusses police misconducts cause communities to be an unsafe environment for citizens, especially the black community. Many black men have experienced racial profiling or police brutality in Milwaukee and this continues on to a point where calling…

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