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    I did my presentation on addressing obesity with nutrition and this topic is a great matter to have a discussion on. I am always interested in controversial topics or something that is going on in the world that needs to be talked about. I did learned a few things about when I did my research that I did not know before. I personally‚ enjoy speaking in front of people‚ maybe not a huge group of people‚ but a class of students is not something I worry about too much. One thing that I have learned is

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    For my service hours‚ I focused on my issue on the treatment of the animal and volunteered at Bunny Bunch in Orange County. During my time there‚ I helped around with Carolina‚ the person in change‚ doing any task need. Some examples are bagging hay‚ sweeping the cages for bunny dropping and hay‚ filling up water bowls‚ and stocking inventory. One day during Sunday‚ it was happy hour‚ so over 20 bunnies were brought into the bunny shelter to interact with each other. All I did was to make sure the

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    Depression In Adolescence

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    Developing depressive disorders in adolescence is common all around the world‚ but often goes unrecognized. It is widely accepted in America that teens in poverty are at a higher risk than any other members of the social stratum for being distressed; and are ultimately prone to increased psychological destruction compared to their social peers. Nationwide research has continually demonstrated that low income is a prominent stimulant of stress as well as emotional‚ psychological‚ and behavioral crises

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    Dog Observation Report

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    The plan today is to go to Sparta‚ IL to visit two clients‚ one client was at home and the other client was at school. My first visit was with Hulk; a seventeen year old White male. He is on probation for auto theft. Hulk and his friends stole a car and went joy riding around town. Hulk lives in a trailer with his mother and step-father. When we approached the trailer I was hesitant to go in because it was dirty outside and it smelled of animals. I like animals‚ but I hate the odor of animals. When

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    I visited four different stations at the dyslexia stimulation. At the first station‚ the group I was in was asked to write with our non dominant hand. With my left hand‚ I attempted to make designs‚ put dots in the squares‚ write the alphabet‚ and trace designs. While I was trying to write and trace‚ the teacher for the group was constantly fussing and calling individual people names. The second station I visited had us all in a circle with a story. The teacher for this station would call on students

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    How did the pedagogical and instructional decisions you made during the lesson align with your planning? What specific approaches‚ strategies‚ techniques‚ or activities did you use to promote student engagement in the lesson? Cite specific examples from the video recording. In order to engage Diego during the lesson‚ I moved quickly from one activity to the next. Diego is very distractible and seeks sensory input so I was able to keep him focused on the activities by always having physical activities

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    Brain Observation Report

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    The McGill website states “If each hemisphere were unfolded‚ it would be the size of an extra-large pizza! For this reason‚ the brain must fold over on itself many times to fit into the skull (McGill “The Brain”). When a website used for academics‚ compares my brain to pizza I I’m Interested! Can a giant network of neurons make us who we are? The brain is one of the most complex organ of the human body. Many people over time have explored and tried to examine and explain the functions of the brain

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    Child Observation Report

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    According to Piaget Cognitive Development Theory (Berk‚ 2003‚ p.133)‚ this child is in the preoperational stage (2-7 years)‚ and he behaves normally. When the father left he was upset. His mother asked him to sit still in one of the chairs. He was lying in an arm chair‚ moving his legs up and down. Then he put his feet on the armrest of the chair next to him‚ where his sister was sitting. He repeated this behavior several times in attempt to hit his sister. That made his mother tell him off. However

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    In a cold winter in Duluth‚ Minnesota‚ there lives a family of a mom‚ dad‚ and four kids. They live near Caribou Lake in a modern two story house. The four kids’ names are Sara‚ who is 15‚ James who is 12‚ Kate who is 7‚ and Jackson‚ who is 9. Sara is a teen who can be a little bit sassy sometimes. She usually hangs out with her friends a lot and is a straight B student. Her parents try to get her to focus on her homework a little bit more but she doesn’t really care. She would much rather hang out

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    internal nature and external drive led him down a path of various fields. As I define the differences between personalistic versus naturalistic in reference to Descartes scientific historical contributions and the cultural times of his day. This seems to inspire a new zeitgeist such as empiricism‚ which clearly requires knowledge from the past and through observation that could give insight that would reflect the changing nature of the scientific inquiry. In considering the historical development

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