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    Alonte Early Childhood

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    showed that play involves risks. Play is the best way young children learn. They learn to enhance their social, physical, emotional and cognitive in all four areas of learning during play. Overall, Alonte’ enjoys Functional Play according to Smilansky because he loves sensory activities like water and sand toys. He is also in the make believe action and with objects when playing in different social aspects of play. In the beginning of the observation he mainly was a solitary, play with…

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    during the depression-era, and this in turn shows how bad the economy is and reflects on the people’s social ideals, and standards of living. Money is the main factor in how a person gets to live, in To Kill a Mockingbird; the family is well-off, and not in any sort of financial struggle. However in this novel it is the complete opposite and Ivy’s life has been nothing but a struggle. A person’s social standards also change depending on how financially well off they are. In the novel I am…

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    sheet 2014) If you were to never receive a text, call, email, or alert would you feel lonely? There are five ways technology contributes to social isolation. Debbie McGauran wrote on September 16th that, “Social media can provide a distraction from real life, the illusion of companionship, it can negatively affect self image, and can provide the illusion of social connection and reduce intimacy.” If you find yourself in an awkward position, your phone acts as an escape making it easier to avoid…

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    Liane's Story

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    Liane’s story in terms of bio-psycho-social development over the years is rather complex. Biological development focuses on an adolescent’s puberty and the correlated physical changes. “All of Liane’s hair fell out in seventh grade” (Franzini , 2007). Due to stress Liane developed an incurable autoimmune disease, which caused her hair to fall out. She was stressing over boys, “girlie stuff” (Franzini , 2007). Which most girls do so during this time in their life, but Liane faced an abnormal…

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    progressed, the need for uniformity slowly diminished. Small amounts of people began to break away from prior social constructs, and form their own ideas. These people were often openly chastised for their actions due to the fact society cannot function unless it has a strong following of individuals who adhere to its rules and implications. Therefore, when a person deviates from the social norm and forms ideas that threaten what is socially acceptable, there is…

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    convince humans for better treatment towards elephants. Although, in order to relate to someone, that person must first have an idea of how they view themself, only then they can relate to something else. Overall, human’s can view themselves as generally social beings, in need of proper nurture during our youth, and that demand an…

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    Instrumental Goals

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    The following goals were selected as objectives for Elias program based on clinical observations, assessment results, and parent interview. Goals are outlined in Elias IPP dated 8/5/2015. Ultimate Goal 1: Elias will continue to work on increasing his verbal communication. Instrumental Goals: Language/Communication 1. Vocal Intonation 3: Elias will expressively identify the vocal intonation of another person (i.e. “How do I/he/she sound?” “Happy”), for 5 intonations (i.e. Happy, Sad, Excited,…

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    Language Development

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    of communicating. The need for language is emotional, social and cultural. A child negotiates these needs through speaking and writing, listening and reading. Language is initially transmitted orally and with body language. As communication demands become more complex and abstract, language can be seen in written form. Both spoken and written language develops around a standard set of rules, though these rules are diverse in nature due to social influences and cultural practice.…

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    quickly in the field of communication through social media. Many people document every aspect of their lives on these social media sites for the world to acknowledge. Our population believes that this has made our society more sociable but in reality we are glued to our smartphones and there is hardly any human interaction anymore. Instead, there is a mass indulgence in vices such as greed, pride, and vanity due to fame and wealth that have arisen due to social media. In the Politics, Aristotle…

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    The importance of Ivan’s associates’ response to Ivan’s death lies in the fact that it demonstrates how little Ivan must have impacted these men’s lives for them to care so little about his death, and actually deem his death to more of a social burden than a tragedy. These coworkers of Ivan’s were credited to be his closest friends, however none of the men found much grief over Ivan’s death, nor did they wish to go out of their way to pay respects to Ivan and his family after his death.…

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