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    In my argumentative essay I defend why football is a dangerous sport and should be avoided with young children ages 6-12. My previous essay used data from secondary sources and primary sources, however supporting my stance with only words was a challenge. Without visual and audio elements I felt I had trouble communicating with the reader. My remediation into a prezi uses a combination of videos and images to present the consequences of playing football. To support my claims I use evidence from…

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    Obesity is a medical term used by doctors to describe a patient who is over the recommended body weight, in this case the patient is a child. Many Americans know that obesity is an issue that is slowly but surely killing our nation, but rather than taking a stand they remain unmoved by this epidemic. Wallace Nelson, an American chiropractor, wrote in his article Making a Difference: Childhood Obesity, “Childhood obesity rates have more than tripled since 1980” and that’s a problem. It should…

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    What Is Caffeine?

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    popular used drug “Caffeine” is a big health instability. Caffeine impacts individuals not only mentally, but also physically in one shape or form. All health risks of the compound are unpredictable and vary from person to person immensely. While many people believe that caffeine has numerous benefits to it, the substance is a big health risk. People’s mental health is impacted negatively in many ways by caffeinated products. Caffeine creates bad energy that affects the brain and causes long…

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    My Middle Childhood

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    Middle childhood was a time in my life that I remember the most because it contains a lot of happy memories. This period of time brought many changes in a child’s life like mine. By this time, I was able to dress and tie my shoes by myself, and physically I had more control in my mobility. I was an eager youngster who wanted to do everything on my own and disregarded all consequences. Having independence from family became more important at this time. I enjoyed events such as starting school…

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    children to participate in sports or other extra-curricular activities including tutoring and music lessons are just a few examples that can be restricted due to socio-economic status. Historically 52% of single mothers were living in poverty over the past 25 years. The term single parent is referred to as a person who has never been married, or who is separated, divorced, not currently living with a legal or common law practice, or widowed with children. Poverty is a conceptual term that is…

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    Injury Scenarios

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    was noted. John was also evaluated by a team physician the following day, which resulted in no further remarkable findings. Over the next four months, John activities were modified. In addition, John iced, stretched, received ultrasound treatments, used hot packs, and took over-the-counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. During this period, the athlete experienced intermittent periods of relief, followed by relapses as he tried to increase his activity level. Unsatisfied because of his…

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    basis. Another portion on the survey would be writing where the specific part of the body of arthritis is present and if they were involved in any activities when they were younger such as sports. This way, the participants can be randomly assigned between those with one portion of the body and those with multiple areas of the body having arthritis. This will be a pretest and a post test experiment so when participants are completed with the experiment, they will then take the posttest survey…

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    viewers wants and owners wants. Another major problem is people just don’t really understand the repercussions of getting a concussion. Sure, people here it all the time that it’s not good to get a concussion. However, they do not understand the long term implications and life altering effects it can really have on one’s life. These are some of the many points John Affleck points out in his article: “If football is deadly, why do we still watch?”. To know whether or not John Affleck is making…

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    pages, television channels, and even radio stations. Advertising has been shown to have a positive effect on the sale of products, as it increases knowledge about them, how they are used, and where to purchase them. Many companies prefer on-screen advertisements on TV channels or during high-profile events such as sports matches and fashion shows. These placements are strategized according to the target audience. For instance, a beer product advertisement will be appropriately aired at a…

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    “Gaming in the Modern World” In the 21st century, technological advancements are becoming more and more prevalent in many countries, especially the United States. Technology can be subdivided into multiple categories such as machines, clothes, and vehicles, the main focus of many people being digital technology. In this case I am referring specifically to video games. The topic of overplaying videogames is quite frequently debated between those who believe video games are a waste of time, and…

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