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    began grabbing the biggest pieces I could-even if that meant dragging them along. We piled the trailer as full as we could get it and I ran back to the four wheeler so that we could throw it into the basement. We pulled up to my bedroom window, and right below it was where…

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    this educator praise the children for their efforts, while allowing this age group to explore autonomy and learn self-regulation, (Morrison, 2015, Ch. 10). Preschool: Physical Development – Age-appropriate Activities I. Fine motor: Another Set of Hands? Materials: scarves, bucket Procedure: 1. The children use their toes to pick up scarves and put them in a bucket. 2. Another option: have child close their eyes/blind-fold one child at a time, and as they reach into the bucket to grab the…

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    When it comes to having rules in the classroom it is important as a teacher to post the rules and make them simple for the students. The teacher may have to remind the students about the rules because the students maybe still learning the rules. Having rules in the classroom helps keep the students and the room under control; at the same time the teacher shouldn’t over use the strategies, reinforcement, logic consequences, time-out, and punishments. Anytime in my classroom if I witness a…

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    premise one, I know that I have hands only if I know I am not a brain in a vat, this statement could be false itself because what if even if I was in a “Vat” I wasn’t just a brain but an entire body, seen within the movie The Matrix. Either way I personally don’t believe there has been an evidence to either disbelieve or believe this theory.…

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    parking spot and my brother and I are ready to go everywhere our little hearts desired. We entered into the fairgrounds, my brother and I holding hands in between our parents. I was holding my dad’s hand and my brother was holding my mom’s hand. We had to wait yet a little while longer in the line filled with…

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    Description of Child: Amia is a 3 year old girl Caucasian girl. She has pale blonde hair with a slight curl that flipped out by her ears. Her skin was a pale, a fair complexion and she had piercing blue eyes. Her height is estimated to be about three foot 2 inches. She wore a pink dress, floral tights and sandals. During my observation she demonstrated how she can be outgoing with her friends but also quiet and reserved when she’s with herself. She also showed how she’s developing and how well.…

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    John Carter Essay

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    Is there life after death? John Carter thought idly, leaning against the high brass railings of the rooftop restaurant. Why don’t you come and find out? the cold, dark abyss below him seemed to whisper, its seductive voice cold and impersonal. The railings gleamed like burnished gold in the last slanting rays of the westering sun; the metal surface cool and smooth to the touch. As daylight faded to black, the street below became an abode of deepening blue shadows interspersed by streetlights…

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    friends.” He placed a hand on my shoulder and looked to Craig, Kevin, and Missy. “Friends are the most valuable things in the world. ‘Cause you never know when you’ll…

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    weaknesses. For example, I will easily apply some movements to my speech, such as touching my hair, wringing my hands, or shrinking my shoulders. Other than that, I always stop the speech because of my unfamiliar with the article, especially the problem of the pronunciation. Sometimes, because of the unfamiliar with the text, when I am trying to remember something, my eyes will look at the upper right direction, which I believe that will look uncomfortable. These two presentations help me…

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    Is the use of a hand worth the loss of a life? In the poem “Out, Out--” by Robert Frost the speaker tells of a boy who uses a saw to cut stove length sticks of wood for a living. The boy ran his hand into a saw and instead of taking precautions to save his life he demanded that his hand be saved. As a result of these demands the boy not only loses his hand but also dies. Frost uses key imagery, foreshadowing, diction, and irony, to show that in certain circumstances holding onto something can…

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