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    Social media is a trending resource of various types of communication. There are different online communities that connect people who are next to each other to those who are all over the world. In today’s society, it is hard to find an individual who does not have a social media account, whether it is Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Social media is used to get through to so many people in an immediate approach. Aside from connecting with people, social media is now been publicized in politics…

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    personal cell phone is a mistake. Elementary School aged children are between the ages of five and eleven. At this point, they have not even reached their teens. They are hardly ready for the responsibility that a cell phone brings. The internet, multimedia messaging, texting, and even calling can all be dangerous to a small, naive child. Sexual predators use the internet to prey…

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    Videogames, they have had many controversies in the past years as having negative influences on the brain. Sure the effects of Grand Theft Auto, and Mario Kart might be completely different, but if so can either of them improve memory and problem solving skills? There have been many studies regarding the topic, yet there have been many different conclusions regarding the topic which has since sent the topic into controversy. Still the bigger question might be what genre of videogames improve…

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    Graphic design is an attentive career to have. Graphic design involves creating visual concepts, by hand or using computer software. They develop the overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines, billboards, etc. The work environment consists of workers that are employed in specialized design services, publishing, or advertising, public relations and services industries. According to Bureau Labor of Statistics, in 2012, about twenty-four percent of graphic…

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    4. Common Misconceptions The common misconceptions on the Flipped Learning Model are: a. The teacher’s role is diminished in Flipped Learning As noted by the authors, the presence of skilled professionals to facilitate learning activities is central to the successful deployment of Flipped Learning. As opposed to popular belief that teachers are less required in this mode of learning, they are needed to initiate when and how to deploy this alternative model of instruction. Teachers have to…

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    Journal Article Summary Flarity, K., Eric Gentry, J., & Mesnikoff, N. (2013). The effectiveness of an educational program on preventing and treating compassion fatigue in emergency nurses [Electronic version]. Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 35(3), 247-258. Introduction - Emergency Room (ER) nurses risk compassion fatigue due to multiple work environment stressors such as; noise level,…

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    Crossfit Target Market

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    Extreme a gym but a fitness and health mecca. To demonstrate, CrossFit Extreme offers diet consultations, suggestions and advice of the highly rated CrossFit paleo diet, travel workout tips, and private training along with a wealth of videos and multimedia to assist in instructing particular moves. Third, CrossFit Extreme has the unique selling point of their highly qualified and motivational trainers. The trainers to not treat being a trainer as simply a job, but instead they have dedicated…

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    inventions and technological advancements sound promising, it continues to drive away values along with problem solving skills. If I had just let a robot tell me where to drive to, what would happen if I get lost and have no idea where to go? More multimedia means lack of communication and also again, no social skill building if all you do is play and watch electronics without any conversation. Human nature needs learning from the Earth and it’s nature. No, it does not anything fanciful…

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    collaborating with artists to create a visual style. This type of job allows for a variety of opportunities for employment; the obvious is working in a gaming studio, but an individual can also explore options in advertising and design firms, web design, multimedia companies or software development companies. Video Game Designers are also one of the highest paid professionals in the entertainment world, earning between 55,000 up to 140,000…

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    pressing buttons with accuracy. Children are easily adapted to the use of new technologies. Apparently, these technological “toys” may be beneficial for learning. It seems that the more interactive, the best they learn. In addition, it seems that multimedia tools, which allow the use of audio, images, graphics, animation, and videos, are much more effective than linear media or conventional methods such as books to engage children’s attention, unfortunately there are still many educational…

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