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    There is a six century gap between my oldest words, ‘monument’, to my youngest word ‘synchronization’. When this time span is put into perspective this gap does not come as a shock. Monuments have been built since the beginning of time. Their purpose is to commemorate and immortalize important people and significant events that have happened in history. For instance the Great Pyramid of Giza was built to serve as a final resting pace of a pharaoh. The Parthenon in Athens, Greece was once a…

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    Children are like sponges, they learn something new every day. They imitate and learn the things that adults and other peers around them do. This is the reason why preschools are part of the social construction of gender in our society. In Martin’s reading (2014), he stated that gendering of children’s bodies is part of the “hidden curriculum” of schools. Schools socialize children to be the way society want them to behave; boys are tough and girls are fragile. There are various ways in which…

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    remembers what it was like previous to Title IX, which was passed in 1972. He attended Boulder High School, and at the time “...girls could...only play field hockey. At [my wife’s] high school in Hawaii, the only sport available for girls was synchronized swimming.” Similar situations were found throughout the United States, and in 1971, one year before the passing of Title IX, only 7% of all high school athletes were girls (CITE). Title IX is a part of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, and…

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    Seizure normally occur when the electrical activity of the brains whole surface becomes abnormally synchronized. The cells in your brain normally communicate with one another by sending sending electrical and chemical signals across the synapses that connects with the cells. The research that has been done is still unknown in about half of the case. Grand…

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    during this time period as the most gifted and popular players of all time. His popularity and talent scored him various nicknames such as “The Great Bambino” and the “Sultan of Swat.” Other stars emerged in sports such as horse racing, tennis, and swimming but were not as popular. Helen Wills, a seventeen year old tennis player, was one of the first female sports stars. She was nicknamed “Little Miss Poker Face” because of the business-like way she played the sport. Also, Gertrude Ederle swam…

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    The organization faces many challenges from its ticket deals, its primary way of income, as of now is presently fighting with a watercraft grapple of obligation dropped on it from its utilized buyout by the private value firm Blackstone, quite a bit of which comes due in the following six years or thereafter. Musical acts have scratched off their performances at SeaWorld, reports show, including: Trace Adkins, Beach Boys, Pat Benatar, Trisha Yearwood, Martin McBride, 38 Special, Barenaked Ladies…

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    streamed down my cheeks. Meanwhile, sunlight beamed through the windows, highlighting the miniscule specks of dust suspended in air. The undaunting silence, accompanied with the ambient clicks of a clock, created an atmosphere of total solitude. A synchronized electrical hum reverberated through the room. Outside, the call of a bird momentarily shattered the illusion of tranquil silence. A car zoomed past the street. Even though it happened many years ago, the scent of a scorching fire and cold…

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    Over the course of many years, various alterations have been made in our communication systems. With the help of technology, today 's engaged culture has developed a completely modernized language. Everyday, various changes in speech and writing are made because of the telecommunication inventions that are seen world wide. Technology has been a key factor in the development, involvement, and links that we see in everyday life. Language is a complex system of communication that is progressive,…

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    In February of 2002, at the Winter Olympics taking place in Salt Lake City, Utah, two Canadian figure skaters were trapped during what was the most high-profile judging scandal of all time. At no fault of their own, the pair consisting of Jamie Salé and David Pelletier lost their chance at the gold medal when a French judge voted in favour of the Russian pair. Thus, the Russians claimed the gold medal and the Canadians settled for silver. When confronted, the French judge admitted to being…

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    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Physical educators are aware of the positive impact of ball games in learning. It has been stated that tactical games and cooperative Learning are “as valuable instructional models in physical education” (Ben Dyson & al, 2004, Pg 226) and that they promote participation from students as a “student – centered learning curriculum” (Ben Dyson & al, Pg 226, 2004) but what surprised me is that many of my students from upper classes at secondary level are no more willing to…

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