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    Motor Development during Late Childhood The development of fine motor coordination is expected during the elementary school years. Handwriting is finely coordinated skill‚ in which maturational readiness and practice are important factors in its achievements. Pursuing particular interest in a variety of hobbiesand leisure time activities are also helpful in child’s motor development. Parental guidance – modeling‚ teaching‚ facilitating‚ processing of thoughts and feelings will help establish

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    Observation 1 Checklist method “TC” – Target child Child observation details Date of observation: 28th December 2011 Time observation started: 19:30 pm Time observation finished: 20:00 pm Number of children present: 1 Number of adults present: 2 Permission obtained from: child’s grandmother Description of setting: home setting Immediate context: The observation took place in the kitchen. “TC” was watching television when I entered the room. Brief description of

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    Parkinson’s is a degenerative disorder of the nervous system affecting the motor system. The brain has a degeneration of basal ganglia and a lack of dopamine. A person with Parkinson’s experiences different kinds of symptoms like: Tremors‚ bradykinesia‚ pore posture‚ loss of balance‚ stiffness and hallucinations or delusions. Scientist are still unsure how Parkinson’s develops. There are a variety of medications that help with the effects of the disease. The medications increase the amount of dopamine

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    develop good posture and balance‚ obesity risk and chronic disease risk infection are reduced. A long-term health benefit will be that children will have a stronger immune system.Children are less likely to become overweight and will have better control of their body‚ children will achieve and maintain a healthy weight and they will establish healthy behaviour and increase their self-esteem and concentration. Physical inactivity is associated with health risks: weight gain‚ obesity‚ heart and

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    Perceptual Motor Development Characteristic Involves children during preschool to primary grades; usually ages 21/2 to 6. Combines movement abilities with academics (reading‚writing‚language‚ math) Engages children in movement activities that integrates perception and movement. Perceptual Motor Development Researchers have difficulty defining this term but perceptual-motor‚ sensory-motor processes and their effect upon growth‚ development‚ and learning has been extensive studied. Perceptual motor development

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    Span of control is refers to the number of direct reports a manager has. In other words it states the number of employees can a manager efficiently and effectively manage. The optimal numbers of subordinates supervised by a single executive is 5 to 6 in an average firm. It is importantly to note that managers that have more than six subordinates would soon lose track of what is going on in the organisation. Therefore the number of direct reports a manager can handle depends on the nature of the work

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    REV: MARCH 2‚ 2012 The Orthopedic Motor Market: Minnesota Micromotors‚ Inc. and Brushless Motor Technology Minnesota Micromotors‚ Inc. (MM)‚ based in Minneapolis‚ was a manufacturer of brushless‚ direct current (BLDC)1 motors used in orthopedic medical devices. Devices utilizing MM’s motors were typically used by orthopedic surgeons in large bone surgery‚ reconstructive surgery‚ trauma surgery‚ and sports medicine procedures. MM sold approximately 97‚000 motors a year and had a 9% share of the $137

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    All types of Motor & Generators - AC & DC‚ Starters:Induction Motor (3 Phase):The production of a rotating magnetic field (RMF) is essential for the operation of alternating current (a.c.) induction motors. The speed of rotation of an RMF is known as the synchronous speed and this will be governed by the value of the supply frequency and the number of poles wound within each phase winding. Each of the phase windings are 120 electrical degrees apart. Synchronous speed can be calculated using the following

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    for Observation (if appropriate): Aim of Observation: To begin to asses Sophie’s (3:0) fine and gross motor skills in relation to the norms of a child aged 2 and 3‚ as observed during outdoor play (in the garden) and part of the afternoon session indoor – art area. CHECKLIST: PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Gross Motor Skills at 2 years old Competent Working Towards Not yet able Not Observed Runs fast

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    How did Hitler control Germany? Hitler was a dictator. This means that he had complete control over Germany and nobody could stop him. When Hitler was in power‚ he got rid of all opposition with the help of his secret helpers (The S.S‚ The S.A‚ The Gestapo & The Hitler Youth.) Hitler ruled out any aspect of democracy‚ the people of Germany had no say in anything that happened in their country. They were not even allowed to suggest ideas to Hitler‚ anything that changed about Germany was because

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