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    Ionic Bonding Rationale

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    Rationale I decided to turn this lesson into a flipped lesson as the topic on ionic bonding is something very microscopic and I feel it would help students to develop a more concrete understanding of an abstract topic. By recording the lecture which includes a step-by-step guide on drawing a dot-and-cross diagram, the weaker ones will be able to study at their pace and choose to pause or rewind should they not understand. This helps them to understand the concepts better, as opposed to going…

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    this moment. My heart was trying to escape my chest when the speakers called my name, as hours upon hours of frustration were dedicated to what would be (hopefully) only 20 seconds. My trembling hands began flat on a timer, and the judge unboxed the puzzle that engulfed my life for nearly all of high school. I picked up the Rubik’s cube, and began to solve. My first speedcubing competition was in December of sophomore year. My journey was on its way, as I picked up the hobby the summer before…

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    Exploring and creating are two thing I love. When I was younger I had craziest ideas I felt like anything was possible, building or good puzzle could keep me occupied for hours. I’m still very much like that child I was back then. There many things I didn’t grow out of like my love of billing and designing. As children my dad read to us Books us a lot I always admired the people that thought differently about the ordinary, said the thing that seems outrages and proved them possible, offer a…

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    Trip To A Nursing Home

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    Our group chose this project because we wanted to come up with a way to show respect. The class chose 2 different things to do one of them was go play games with the kids at Woodside or go to a nursing home. I chose to go to a nursing home and play some games with the elderly. This project is important to me because I feel whoever you are or whether or not you’re living just on your own in your old age or you’re in a retirement home you still need something happy in your life. I’m sure it gets…

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    Professional Workshops

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    #Attend seminars and conferences. Professional workshops are lead by people who have a vast amount of knowledge about a specific field, theory, or idea and want to share that information with other curious minds. You can attend professional workshops catered to helping you grow in your career, or workshops that help you in your everyday life.http://www.magforliving.com/6-easy-ways-to-improve-your-general-knowledge/ #*Professional workshops can be found by online research or by asking about…

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    a tower of nine block efficiently as seen on March 31st where he built a large tower of blocks by himself. Another activity that needs the usage of fine motor skills is completing a puzzle and Y. enjoys and successfully finishes puzzles as seen on many Playschool days like April 8th where he completed a dinosaur puzzle with little assistance from myself. Other than Y.’s abilities in terms of fine motor skills, he is also unable of doing certain things like copying a circle from a drawing as he…

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    Mavrodes puzzles concerning omnipotence argue that Gods omnipotence does not mean that He can do that which is self-contradictory. He asked questions to make individuals think and question their stance on the idea that God is all powerful; he refutes the doctrine of Gods omnipotence. His first puzzle was if God had the ability to draw a square circle. He stated that his inability to draw a circle only…

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    make their decision. Three women, Story of an Hour, and Dream children all have uncertainty within them, but it is uniquely applied to each story overall helping the characters make decisions. Three women written by Simon J. Ortiz, is like a jigsaw puzzle that has a few missing pieces. The missing pieces are the unknown parts of the story…

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    The Effects of Videogames on Adolescents For the last fifty years adolescents have played videogames. Videogames have advanced from arcade games to home systems and portable systems. Now videogames are changing again, moving into the future with virtual reality and duel capability systems. However, one thing that has not changed over the years is studying the effects of videogames on adolescents, most of which examine the negative effects of violent videogames. I agree that there is…

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    Past Statement Iased

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    item. To have understanding, means that an item or an event in this case, makes since and is believable to a certain person. But what if your understanding was flawed, and based on myths or partial truths. What if understanding was looked at as a puzzle? When all the pieces are together it is fairly simple to tell what the overall picture is, but when you take several pieces away it becomes a guessing game where different people can interpret the picture different ways. This can be the case…

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