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    Education varies so much throughout the whole world, there are so many differences between American education vs Asian education. Although subjects are the same learning and even focuses are different. Subjects may even be taught differently throughout the years. Someone who is learning biology in tenth grade could be compared to a student learning biology in seventh grade. Asia's school programs are also different resulting in a 6-3-3 system while American school programs follow the 5-3-4…

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    It is often argued that the amount of screen time of children should be limited. There are many types of electronics that are becoming more available for young children. Studies also show that there are physical and mental impacts caused by too much screen time. Too much screen time effects child development as well. Parents should set a limit for their children to benefit their health. With all of the different kinds of screens found in today's homes, young children are exposed to almost 7…

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    Stress on the Body Stress can, and will, control every aspect of a college student’s life. Students do not let stress take over on purpose, but it creeps into their daily lives and slowly take over to where the student is constantly stressed. The causes of stress can be from anything ranging from a quiz in the future to worrying about how to pay off student loans in the future. After a while the stress develops more stress. It does not take long for stress to build up, but when stress does…

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    frustration. While certain amounts of stress are considered normal, excessive stressful situations can take a toll on our overall health. Extensive research has been done to show the detrimental effects that stress can have on the body. It can affect sleep habits, the digestive system, heart rate, blood pressure, and can even exacerbate preexisting health problems. Numerous medical and psychological research studies show significant health problems that are either caused or worsened by chronic…

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    only one able to do so. Therefore, the caregiver would have to put their plans aside in order to accommodate to their patients’ needs. Another way it is highly demanding is that it might call for late nights and early mornings, which means lack of sleep. Placing them in a less than optimal state. An example of how being a caregiver is high demanding is with late nights and early mornings is by what the person they are caring for may require in order for their very survival.…

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    Asthma Attack Jonah

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    Many children with asthma are too scared to play in case they suffer from a severe asthma attack. Feelings, such as fear, can affect the way we breathe, for example Jonah may breathe at a faster rate when he is scared about participating in PE, and he may take shallower breaths through his mouth. This means that the air has not been warmed in his nose which will then go into his lungs as cold air; this type of breathing could be an asthmatic trigger for Jonah. (Asthma UK, 2015). During an asthma…

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    Muscle Loss Research

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    The microgravity environment experienced on the ISS is not where humans best survive. Almost immediately upon entry to the environment, the bones and muscles within the human body begin to break down. Muscle loss is able to be mostly prevented through exercise, though the routines practiced in orbit are not enough compared to the day-to-day use that their Earth-bound counterparts experience. Bone loss has proven to be an even bigger struggle as skeletal repair system and its prompts are still…

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    Homework Making Your Child Sick, states that “New research shows that some students are doing more than three hours of homework a night.” Too much stress is unhealthy because it leads to a shorter life. Since most of the stress is coming from lack of sleep, it can lead to fatigue. Stress is not the only thing that too much homework causes. Homework also takes away lots of your time.…

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    Jack's Monologue

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    Another chair flew across the room while you laugh with glee at Soldier 76's rage. "Let me see you! I can feel that your here moving my things, frying my electronics. I can hear your laughter. Your empty words of sympathy to comfort me.. Show yourself or leave!" You rematerialize enough to appear but remain transparent. "Why should I give you the gift of peace when all you gave me was pain?". Jack had snatched you away from your home one night when you were sleeping. You woke up screaming…

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    some point in their life, making it important to understand. The main causes for stress are usually related to relationship difficulties, work, school, and major life changes. Stress can lead to heart attacks, low performance, lack of focus, loss of sleep, and many more negative effects. Depression is one of the most common effects among most people. Relationship difficulties cause a lot of stress in a person’s life. Having problems like these can lead to a lack of focus on everyday tasks,…

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