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    conducting my observation I also observed that when a conflict arose with C.P. most of the times it was not addressed by any of the staff members. Most of the time there busy trying to assist other children with challenging behaviors. • What might you be able to infer about the child’s play from what you observed? Based on the observations I have gathered C.P. seems to be the leader in several activities. C.P. had a difficult time resolving interpersonal conflicts. “Children need to learn how to resolve such disagreement in a positive manner; unfortunately many children have learned unacceptable ways to resolve conflicts (Beaty, 2014.p.121-122). As early childhood educators, we need to teach children to resolve play conflicts in a positive manner. This is a life skill that will assist her for the rest of her future. • What type of play did you observe (i.e. solitary, parallel, group, unoccupied,…

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    Abstract: The play “Red Oleanders” is first written in Bengali language under the title “RaktaKarabhi”. Tagore conveys the message that the Utilitarian approach and vast industrialization throughout the world would resulting in diminishing human compassion and cause Ecological Imbalance.So he used characters as a metaphor of human instincts such as greed, power, envy, love, trust, and sacrifice. The play Red oleanders is a One-act play which follows the Aristotle’s rules. He fallow’s three…

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    can play it, and an even smaller portion can truly be successful at it.The sport in question is the game of American football. A large majority of people only see football as a game and that’s it.Yes, it is a game, but it is far more than that. It is life rolled up into a game of inches. Just like life, there are no short cuts in football. It is either all about the grind or nothing at all. The people who put in the work shine and are glorified. The people who are slackers will quickly…

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    1950s struggling to support themselves each and every day from paycheck to paycheck. When the play opens, the Youngers are waiting to receive an insurance check which comes from the deceased Patriarch of the Younger family, Mr. Younger’s life insurance policy. Mama and Walter have an idea as to what he or she would like to do with the money they are about to receive. Each member in the Younger family are having internal strive with wanting to improve their lives for the better without thinking…

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    relents to a shrug of the shoulders. Amy Herzog’s play, The Great God Pan, explores such sensations. Burgeoning playwright Amy Herzog attempts to illustrate this pursuit through the character Jamie, a potential victim of child molestation. This November, The Great God Pan opened at Davidson College’s Barber Theatre. Directed by Dr. Sharon Green, the gingerly evocative play provided an opportunity for six Davidson students to grapple with Herzog’s mature and sensitive characters. The play opens…

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    The Soccer Players Tale In a far off land named the soccer kings crown. A famous soccer player named May De Da was pondering how to defeat the Longhorns soccer team. “Those pesky cows always win , they need a defeat.” would say. This year I will hold a tryouts she thought. May’s tryouts were held at the university and her teammates from last year tried out. The first thing was to play a scrimmage game to decide who would be on the team. Lily was a year younger than everybody,Lily had short…

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    physically, tactically, and mentally for game situations. In the book Psychology for Musicians by Percy C. Buck (1944) says, "An amateur practices until he can do a thing right, a professional until he can't do it wrong." Many athletes participate in sport because they have the desire to achieve, thus, attending practices will help them conquer personal goals and progress towards new goals. If one were to type "Ultimate Frisbee is" in Google's search engine, the first auto complete sentence that…

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    I was influenced to play basketball by a junior high teacher when I was in 5th grade. Mrs. Hamm asked me every morning before school if I was going to play basketball, some days I would just say I wasn't sure, but then as I thought about trying a new sport, my answers started becoming, "Heck yeah!" In 5th grade, basketball was this unknown sport that I didn't really know much about. I had played basketball video games, but never the real game. I was excited, but really nervous to play. I got…

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    The clock strikes seven and it's time to go. A long week's work is finally going to be put to the test. The heavy helmet and the bulky pads all begin to seem light as if they were not even there. Butterflies seem to fill the entire stomach. The band plays, lights all aimed at one spot, the football field. The smell of freshly popped popcorn flood the night air. The rumble of the crowd becomes a roar. Grass cut earlier in the day feels wet with the night already laying its sheet of the morning…

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    When I was a young boy, my dad bought me a soccer jersey, from there I began asking him about that particular team. These questions included: “Are they good?” “Where do they play?” “Who’s the best player?”. Since that day, I would watch them compete on TV and it inspired me to attempt to play the myself. By the age of 13, I joined my first soccer team, although I had difficulties with some of the drills, my teammates would motivate me to continue. Eventually, I improved with them and I even…

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