Paper and pencil game

The debate over creation is one that has been around since the beginning of time. Some say God, some say science. But what about other intelligent life? Is it possible that they created our universe? While this notion may sound outlandish and completely irrational, there is actually quite a bit of logical evidence to back it up. All it would take to create a universe is a particle accelerator only slightly more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider. When the LHC was fired up in 2008, there…

The article addresses the very prevalent health problem of childhood obesity. Childhood obesity has become a focus of many public health interventions. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners have created guidelines related to the prevention and treatment of childhood obesity. Many public health initiatives have been designed to address the problem, such as the Child and Adolescent Trial of Cardiovascular Health (CATCH). While there…

Making a movie from scratch requires a wide variety of skilled workers. Everything from actors to make-up artists and even lighting specialists will be utilized; however, it’s easy to take one of the most important jobs for granted: the cinematographer. Although it may seem as simple as holding a camera, a skilled cinematographer, with insight as to how a scene should be filmed, can make or break a movie. Varied filming techniques throughout a movie are important so as not to lose interest,…

Friday, November 4, 2016, from 9:00A.M. – 11:00A.M. I was granted the opportunity to observe “Rosemary’s Daycare and Learning Center.” Rosemary’s Daycare and Learning Center is located on 109 Windsor Street in Belzoni, MS under the director of Ms. Rosemary Williams. Ms. Williams founded her daycare and learning center in 2006 and she now holds a capacity of 38 children. Rosemary’s’ Daycare and Leaning Center is large-sized building well enough for 38 students, Ms. Williams, and her staff. This…

down at your worksheet, trying to remember what it is you are supposed to be doing. Long division? Someone to your left is whispering. Definitely not long division. There are fourteen green tiles on the floor. The student in front of you drops her pencil. Mrs. So-and-so continues…

Three…Two...One… Beep...Beep...Beep. My day starts off my my alarm clock waking me up at 7:20 and I press the snooze button so I can get an extra five minutes of sleep. Three...Two...One Beep...Beep...Beep turn off my alarm. I looked at my phone to see what time it is and it is 7:20. I stretch my body so I can get out of bed and then I rub my eyes to get the eye bugger out if I have any. Then I hop out of bed and put on my sandals. I open my door and walk down the stair slowly. While walking…

Mars Borges Literacy narrative My first comic I fell in love with was Baby Mouse— a sassy elementary schooler going through the ups and downs of early public education. She was funny, the stories were fun, but more importantly, I loved the look of the books. Every comic had a limited color palette of black, white, and pink, which I found to be the coolest thing. The speech bubbles were distinguished, the text had a unique font, the art was cute— sometimes I didn’t even need to read it, just…

Results Landis scored 93% on the Brigance Early Childhood Screen II: Basic Assessment: Two-Year-Old Child. For physical health and development Landis scored 100%, and for language development she scored 90%. Breaking down the physical health and development area, Landis is on track for her growth motor development, her visual motor development, and her fine motor development. Breaking down the language development area, Landis can identify body parts (feet, tongue, ears, head, legs, and…

children consist of tight, awkward pencil grip, body position, trouble forming letter shapes, having the inability to write or draw in a line or within margins and more. Warning signs for school age child consist of the illegible handwriting, a mixture of cursive and print writing, trouble thinking of words to write, omitting or not finishing words in sentences and more. Warning signs for teenagers and adults consist of having trouble organizing thoughts on paper, trouble keeping track of…

Full Inclusion: Is It Inclusion or Exclusion? Full inclusion is the term used when children with special education needs are put into general education classrooms. While some children with disabilities are able to maintain themselves academically and/or socially in a mainstream environment, many students do not fair so well. Due to their issues, students are unable to progress at the same rate as their peers, and in most cases demonstrate appropriate behavior for a typical classroom. These…