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    Fitbit Tracker

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    According to the research that firm Endeavor Partners has made, about a third of all fitness trackers are abandoned after six months of use, and this number increases (Endeavor Partners, 2014) after that period of time. This can be a direct result of the data collected from the previous question where most of the participants were physically active people. Table 5-25 shows a comparison between players who have used a Fitbit tracker over 6 months and those who were newer in using the device. Overall, players with longer time using a Fitbit tracker reported a better experience and willingness to keep using the app than those who were newbies using the tracker. Also, the first group showed to be more active. Table 5-26 shows a comparison between genders. Overall, females had a greater tendency to keep using the app and sharing it with other friends, while in the other hand, males had a better overall experience and reflected a change in their behaviors and physical activities. 5.3 Yahoo Flurry and Parse.com…

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    The goal of free writing is to help students record their observations and make connections through their own writing. Free writing exercises can be setup at the beginning and/or end of class. Writing at the beginning of class helps students recollect information shared in the previous class, while writing at the end of class helps students remember the information discussed during class and ways they can restructure the information to put in in their own words (Foulk 6). To further enforce the…

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    Grade 9 Ambiguity

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    most of our concern lies in one question depicting a schematic diagram of a circuit, along with a few general answers, labelled A, B, C, D, and E, and multiple questions afterwards asking which letter (answer) corresponds the best (refer to the "Thinking" page on the test if possible). We found that some of the questions were to vague to answer with confidence, and some answers were strangely worded, making us less confident giving any answer to any question. The main ambiguity (the one we…

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    Self Evaluation

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    Instructor to the fullest! Also, do not feel uncomfortable asking questions you think, “are stupid” or feel like you’re asking too many questions. Our first assignment which was writing an evaluation paper, I had received a 50 out of 100 points and I can just recall how shocked and confused as to why, and the great thing about our Instructor…

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    essentials things to do in an interview 1- The first and the most important thing to do in a research is: Research the company. Based on my learning from the booklet of the class and my reading of the Wall Street Journal, research is the best way to become a stand out candidate for the hiring position. You will make a better impression in comparison with other candidates who are competing for the same job position. Moreover, employers are gratified when you have taken the time to study their…

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    Behavioral Interviews Questions 1. a. Question: Describe a time when you showed initiative and took the lead? b. STAR Answer: During one of my clinical experiences as a nursing student at a local hospital, I was doing bedside reporting with my nurse. The patient was telling us how they felt very depressed lately, and kept uttering she hates life. I was to observe and listen at how the nurses did bedside reporting. However, my nurse nor the nurse from the previous shift paid attention to what…

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    In Plato’s “Meno”, Meno prompts Socrates to answer a question concerning virtue and whether or not it can be taught. Socrates approaches this question with another question, which requires Meno to first define virtue. He explains to Meno that his approach is wrong and in order to answer a question about the nature of something, we must first understand what that something is. Socrates and Meno then engage in a dialogue in which they inquire into two questions: what virtue is and whether it can…

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    Crisis Center Reflection

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    week at the Crisis Center was a bit uneventful compared to the previous weeks since I have started. I participated in a Residential Emergency Shelter Check In on Thursday, September 15th with a client who had not had any previous contact with the agency. The client, Amy*, had recently been in abusive situation with her boyfriend and was seeking out a safe place to stay. The client completed the intake with a volunteer over the phone and was approved for shelter by an approval staff member.…

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    Teacher Observation Essay

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    During my experiences observing the second grade class this semester, I have noted a few levels of questioning that the teacher employs. The level of questioning that the teacher uses the most is literal questions. This level of questioning is present when the teacher asks about main idea, sequence, and/or similarities and differences. The teacher that I observe asks the students the main idea of read alouds that they encounter and the sequence of steps in a procedure (such as writing a draft in…

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    carpet to talk about what the students read on the previous day. The students were required to read a two page passage and a story out of their textbook; both were about jellyfish. Mrs. Neth began a picture walk while the students were still sitting at the carpet. Mrs. Neth slowly flipped through the pictures from the textbook to try to jog memories about the text. She wanted the class to begin a group discussion. During the discussion, the students compared and contrasted both stories. Mrs.…

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