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    Cerebral Palsy Papers

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    As humans, we often find ourselves very observant of details. What tends to be even more appealing to the eye, is when an individual has a noticeable disability. I chose to do my research project on cerebral palsy and the life changing effects that it has on an individual’s life. While a child may differ physically from others, they are still a child who deserves acceptance in their life. In today’s society, it has become very challenging to be accepted into the “norm” without having a…

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    entire person, it integrates movement, creative process, and verbal communication. It is beneficial for the physical and mental health. It can be used to reduce stress, prevent diseases and mood management. It also increased muscular strength, coordination, mobility, and decrease muscular tension. It can be used by everyone. Dance/movement therapy promotes self-awareness, self-esteem, and safe space for the expression of feelings. It was founded between 1960-1970 with the idea that motion and…

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    benefit a child or adolescent’s body weight. Along with benefitting one’s body weight, involvement in physical activity has other benefits such as positive changes in adiposity, skeletal health, psychological health, cardiorespiratory fitness, and motor skills development (Loprinzi et al., 2012). As a child…

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    LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT, ETC? The toy generally would promote fine motor skills. Anthony needed to have the ability to grasp the small controls on the remote and hold them and the controller while directing the car’s movement. Although his ability to track has become fairly well developed, it did promote his ability to watch the car while controlling it. Another skill that toy promoted was gross motor skills. He needed the ability to chase the car while he was playing with the…

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    Sport For Life

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    “physical activity is essential for healthy child development during the critical first six years of life" (Physical Literacy during Active Start Stage, CS4L). They are clear to communicate that physical active enhances brain function, coordination, social and motor skills, emotional development, leadership and imagination (Physical Literacy During Active Start Stage, CS4L). This emphasis on the many benefits that do not relate on athletics relay the fact that physical literacy is important for…

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    Ratan Tata Case Study

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    ANS 1. Following are the challengers face by the Tata Motors- 1. Ratan Tata proposed the idea of delivering the car for the people in the year 1994. The total estimated time is for five years and planned to contact with more than fifty dealer for the distribution of the car all over the India. And also planned to book for 10000 car in the first slot and the 50000 car booking in the second slot. There were market competition prevailing at that time. 2. In the year when Ratan Tata announced about…

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    along with these concerns they can also suffer from bladder, kidney and gastrointestinal issues and difficulties. Some additional concerns is that at infancy they can experience feeding problems, then later have hyper sensitive hearing, develop poor motor skills, experience mild to severe learning disabilities, and developmental delays. The older the individual gets they struggle with numbers, abstract reasoning, and spatial relations in which can make daily task difficult and challenging.…

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    Physical literacy can be described ‘as the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life.” (Whitehead, 2014). It is understanding what pushes you to undertake physical activity as an essential part of your life. This essay is about Physical Literacy, why it is important, and how the concept developed. Understanding physical literacy is very important for our wellbeing and for the…

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    1) Analyze the acquisition of Nokia’s Here maps. What is the carmakers’ (Audi, BMW, and Mercedes) strategic rationale? (40%) The rationale Audi, BMW and Mercedes (A,B&M) strategy by acquiring Here Maps is that they will be able to gain the technology in Dynamic real-time geo-information they need to run self-driving cars and gain an edge in the race against other car makers. In the race for Autonomous driving cars (ACD), car makers need accurate GPS maps with Dynamic real-time geoinformation…

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    Q1.2 Explain the sequence and rate of each aspect of development from birth to 19 years. A (1.2) there are major theories of child development and these are known as grand theories; they attempt to describe every aspect of development, often using a stage approach. Others are known as mini-theories; they instead focus only on a limited aspect of development, such as cognitive or social growth. These are the following milestones/guidance which again can be reached at different rates/times. There…

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