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    toys and other children if they would like to play with something that is considered a “boy’s” toy. This would make the children feel socially deviant if they wanted to play with toys such as trucks and Legos if it were not their gender. Having children play with gender specific toys would not teach them any variance. It would teach them that only boys can play this certain toys and girls can play with certain toys. This would in turn have children not play with each other. This would also cause…

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    While there are many excellent classical theories of play, one of the most intriguing was introduced by the German philosopher and psychologist Karl Gross. He was responsible for developing a theory of play that rivaled that of early philosophers even those as far back as Aristotle, when he introduced the Practice or Pre-exercise theory. Gross’s theory of play is considered a rebuttal by many to the ideals of another classical theory of play The Surplus Energy Theory that was theory made famous…

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    station and someone robbed him. That is a bad look on the Pokémon creators, because it is seems like they are part pf the reason why crime rate is increasing. Furthermore, Pokémon Go has lead people to sex offender’s homes. It is not safe for a child to play a game, which will lead to them to a sex offender. Everywhere is not safe for a child to be wandering around playing a game. Parents deleted the game off of the children phone, so they won’t Because a bunch of accidents were occurring, some…

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    differences between each sport. One big difference between the each sport is they way they are played. Football is usually played outside on a turf and basketball is played indoors on a court made of a hardwood surface. Both sports use a ball to play but the size of the ball is very different between the sports. The size and how the balls are shaped are also very different. A football is a shape of a sphere where as a basketball is round circular…

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    The play follows the story of a traveling salesman, Willy Loman, and his last 24 hours alive before his death. It follows his life and has many flashbacks where Willy is remembering his family and is eager to find where he went wrong in life to be going through this mid life crisis of having to be distant from his family as well as financial woes. This play was written through the late 1940s and during that time period it was the end of the second world war and so not only America, but the whole…

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    Social life plays a big role in a persons life. If sports and clubs are taking that away from you that’s not good you need friends and family in your life. You need people that will be there for you when ever you need them. And if you don’t include them in your life…

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    Imagine yourself standing in a school yard. Around you the kids are laughing and playing lively games. Well, almost all the kids. A little farther away, you see a lonely boy. He doesn’t seem to be happy. Around him another group of kids are standing. They are laughing and making fun of him. They are using an aggressive body language. The little boy gets scared. But no one seems to see what’s going on. Adults nearby ignore the situation. It is quite obvious that this is bullying and that no one…

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    Vijay Tendulkar in his plays like “Ghashiram Kotwal”, “Silence! The Court is in Session” etc has used the “Tamasha” form to expose the social and political ills in the contemporary society (Sharma, p.14). By Developing the flexible as well as carefully crafted form, models of recitation and storytelling specific to his region, he has managed to bridge the gulf between traditional and modern theater by creating a vibrant new theatrical form, an example of which is the play “Ghashiram Kotwal”…

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    King Lear has material that shows the production of many crisises. One is hte partitioning the kingdom. This shows the actual play. It shows the results of Lears folish attempt for future conflict by dividing the kingdom. There is the "Love Contest." this showed the people, Civil War. You can dividing things and this shows attention and conflict will reccurr at a later date. Feeling the conflict will happen either in the past or coming up to a conflict, shows how Lear does create future conflict…

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    When children assume a role, they play a part as if they are somebody else in a specific situation. A play means that a role is taken on in a safe environment where children can be seen as inventive and playful as possible. The technique of the role play is emboding a character or a type and reflecting this character’s thoughts and feelings. It provides the children or participants with the opportunity…

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