...The Game In “The-Hand-Me-Downs,” by Joey Poole introduced a character with great intrigue. Simon is a young man who has a kind soul who is ignorant of the harsh facts of life. The events surrounding a summer with his older brother changes his inherent nature. Through the game that was invented by his older brother Ricky, Simon rises from his subservient position. Simon now exhibits the behavioral traits that are evident in his older brother Ricky. At the beginning of the story Simon can be seen covering the face of the doll with his toe while before turning off the water spigot, inferring that he can’t look at what has been done to her out of respect. He lacks understanding of what it means to be raped when informed of the girl who lived in...
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...Mid Term Assignment A) Plan an activity based lesson using any one of the four skills (Reading/ Listening/Writing or Speaking). Kindly note that you have to select any one subject ( for your lesson plan) from the list given below: 1. EVS 2. Math 3. Science 4. Language 5. Art and craft Your lesson can incorporate PPT, music, rhymes, story etc and the lesson should cater to the young learners’ class. * Mention age. * The time frame for the lesson needs to be within 35-40 minutes. * Use variation of activities appropriate for the selected age group * The lesson flow needs to have clear-cut steps * Please end with a recapitulation activity in the form of a worksheet/song/game. You may attach the worksheet/ or the material used with your answer sheet/ answer. Lesson Plan for young learners: (Pre – Primary) Name of the Teacher : VIJAYA LAKSHMI BHUPATHIRAJU | Date: 06-04-2014 | Age Group : 3 to 4 years | Number of Students : 20 | Name of the Activity : * To improve Listening Skills. * Total Physical Response; children to do actions, following the teacher’s example to begin with.GAME: * Roll the cubeSONGS: * Warm up song (“Genki Disco Warm up song”) * Head, shoulder, knees and toes * One little finger, one little finger. Tap, tap, tap. | Material(s) used: * Parts of Body flashcards * Old carton * Match-up the body parts worksheet * | How is it going to benefit the child: * The child can be able to...
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...After this happening, the clone would smirk as it's face would morph and distort into snakes and slither, falling to the Earth as this happened, the clons probably finally noticing the young Uchiha had a clone fighting this entire time. The real Mikamo was hidden underground, still focusing his energy. As he felt the thunk of the blade of his weapon hit the Earth, he sighed. 'Well, guess my clone wasn't enough...Oh well, time for some real fun, oh and let's not forget my snake..' he said as he performed a few handsigns, signaling the snakes mind to know to move from the gecko, as it slithered away, dirt from above the earth crumpled down onto him and into his hair. 'Oh bother,' he said in a Poo bear style,' looks like that fat gecko landed. And I hope he knows he's not the only one with tricks up his sleeve..' he said as he thrusted his arm upward, his hand pushing through the earth. Knowing that it would be hardly visible, he clawed the earth apart, digging himself out. He was wearing the same attire as the clone from before, except it was smeared with grime from underground, and his katana had been upgraded several times from the clones. As his head was able to reach through the earth, he clawed harder and eventually was able to dig himself out. He stood tall, looking at the three Jato's being confused. He chukcled. 'I told you I had many tricks, Jatomaru.' he said as he took a quick glance at the katana his clone had used. He took off his shinobi-like glove with a metallic plate...
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... Japan, and Vietnam. When watching others using chopsticks, it could look simple, but when you try it, you will end up asking for a fork instead. Here’s how to rely on eating Asian food with chopsticks. First, purchase a pair of chopsticks. Place both chopsticks on a sturdy table, with the broad ends facing you. Pick up one chopstick with your right or left hand. Have the broad end of the chopstick lay between the part of your thumb and index finger connects. Then, provide extra support by slightly curling the middle finger and gently placing the tip of the middle finger on the chopstick. (See diagram 1) Raise you index finger. Next, use your other hand to pick up the second chopstick. Place the chopstick with your hand above the first chopstick, roughly one inch apart. Make sure the first chopstick’s broad end is parallel to the second chopstick’s broad end. Grip the second chopstick with your first hand’s index finger and thumb, leaving a space with your middle finder. You may use the other hand to adjust our grip on the chopsticks to a comfortable position. Use that same hand to make sure the narrow tips of both chopsticks are lined up evenly and are parallel to each other. (See diagram 2) After that, practice opening, keeping the bottom chop- stick steady and moving the top chopstick away from the bottom chopstick, and closing, moving the top chopstick toward the bottom chopstick, the chopsticks. (See diagram 3) Ensure the broad...
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...Serving is one of the fundamental skills in volleyball—to be a good player, you have to be a good server. A killer serve is the first step to solid, offensive volleyball and will keep your opponent off balance by limiting their own offensive opportunities. There are two main types of serves in volleyball: The underhand serve and the overhand serve. Both types of serves can be broken down into three main components: * Serving posture: The athlete’s body position—correct weight distribution and ideal arm and foot placement—before the actual serve. * The toss: The lifting or throwing of the ball into the air before contact is made. Discussions about the toss usually focus on correct ball positioning, the ideal toss height for each type of serve, and preferred toss techniques. * Contact point: The position of the server’s hand upon the moment of contact. The contact point is significant because it determines the trajectory of the ball. This guide will discuss both basic types of serves in terms of the concepts outlined above because each stage is critical to the successful execution of the serve. The Underhand Serve The underhand serve is a great option for beginning players because it is the easiest of the three types of serves to master. Since every rally begins with a serve, the primary goal of any inexperienced server should be to just put the ball into play. Posture Practicing good underhand serving posture prepares you to be a consistent underhand server and...
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...the person who donated the time. It is what makes a community because it assembles people to work on a goal. Whether it is a fundraiser for the research to remedy a disease that affects the whole world, or to avail a local family who has fallen in a time of calamity, volunteers make it transpire. Community life is amended by availing others and lending an availing hand to get a job done more efficaciously. More people working equals less work for each person and less time for the project. When I was a young boy and it was brought to my attention how others did not have anything or anyone. It was Christmas time and my family packed up 30 lunches, scarfs, T-shirts, blankets and we drove down to Washington DC. I was told to pick out people who I thought needed to eat and looked cold. I remember thinking everyone had a home, family and food for themselves. It never occurred to me that people lived on the street with no food, shelter or support. That day we handed our food and clothing to people who truly had nothing. As a direct result of giving and wanting to help at that moment, I was inspired to lend a helping hand and contribute to my own community. We donated our time and gave hope to someone who required it. A volunteer conjointly benefits themselves because they get to optically discern how their contribution has made a difference. This experience contributes to personal development especially in areas such as self-fulfillment and self-esteem which often flourish in the...
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...Mallet Finger Mallet finger, also known as baseball finger, is an injury that occurs from a blow to the tip of your straightened finger or thumb. The blow to your fingertip causes it to bend farther than normal. It also tears the long, cord-like structure that attaches to the tip of your finger (extensor tendon). Your extensor tendon is what straightens the end of your finger. If this tendon is damaged, you will not be able to straighten your fingertip. Sometimes, a piece of bone may be pulled away with the tendon (avulsion injury), or the tendon may be completely torn. This usually requires surgery to repair the damage. CAUSES This injury is caused by a blow to the tip of your finger or thumb. Mallet finger is also known as baseball finger...
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...The boards had to be uniform so the rooms don’t become too over stimulating. Both teachers seemed very nice and I could tell the children loved them. By the time I was ready to start my observation, most of the diaper changes had been done. I asked the teacher where I should sit so I wouldn’t be in the way. I sat in the back of the classroom and started to watch the kids. When my observation was over I told the teachers thank you and I walked out. The director met me again and made sure I had everything I needed and welcomed me back anytime I wanted. Observation Notes Michael age 20 months. Curly brown hair, tan skin, brown eyes. Twin Playing on the slide structure in the room. Leans over the rail screaming at the caregiver. Kneels down looking at his sister on the other side of...
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...cubby. • Able to undresses self, and manipulate buttons and zippers. (Allen & Marotz) • Can put clothes away in drawers. (Barbara Ann Nilsen) Jayden washes his hands, dries his hands and walks towards the eating table. He says, “tengo hambre”. • Wash’s his hands with assistance (Diane Trister Dodge) • Moves with direction and refined coordination (Diane Trister Dodge) With his left hand Jayden picks up the fork and puts the food in his mouth. • Use eating utensils (Grace J Craig) • Coordinates eye and hand movements (Grace J Craig) • Feeds self; needs minimal assistance. (Allen & Marotz) He gets up walks to the manipulative area. With both hands he takes the puzzle and says, ‘’Wow’’ • Manipulates smaller objects with increasing control (Grace J Craig) With his right hand he takes the pieces of paper and glues them on his paper. He repeatedly does this eleven times. • Shows hand dominance (Allen & Marotz) Jayden takes a book with both hands and sits on the floor. With his right hand he flips the page. • Turns pages of a book one at a time (Allen & Marotz) Jayden is walking towards the teacher and says ‘’pipi’’ • Achieves complete bladder control for the most part during this time. (Allen & Marotz) Walks and looks down hopscotch hops with both feet quickly. He jumps three times and separates his feet. Looks at the floor and keeps walking without stopping. • Jumps in place. (Allen...
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...Ohayo Nii-san :D Soft light through a window. A shuffle beneath the sheets. A stifled yawn. Sasuke sat up slowly from where he lay on his bed, his vision still hazy from sleep. He yawned yet again as a pallid hand rose to meet his face, rubbing the sleep from his eyes. He mumbled to himself incoherently as his bare feet met the cold, hard floor. Coal colored eyes rose to meet the small, hand drawn picture that he had made of himself and his family not two days ago, and his eyes flashed with realization. Today was his Aniki's birthday. As he thought, his sleepy pout slowly turned to a mischiveous grin. He quickly, but carefully, hopped down from his bed and made his way over to his door. Cracking it open ever-so-slightly, he peered into the hallway. Passageway clear. Tiptoeing into the hallway, he made his way to the door adjacent to his. Pausing to listen, he made sure that no one else was awake before placing his hand on the door. He slowly applied pressure, and was rewarded with a small gap to peek through. With one eye he scanned the room for his prey. His breathed hitched in his throat as he spotted a large lump on the bed located in the corner of the room. Target identified. His face once again broke out into a grin, this one wider than before. He waited a few moments before pushing the door open a little further. Squeak. He froze, heart beating frantically in his chest, and he was sure that the horrible pounding could be heard a mile away. As...
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...attention to don’t you hun” slides my hand down to his wasit griping him forward slides down licking his whole body give a playfully biet over his waist line smiles up at him and flyes back to her pole walks over to Julice placing hands on her hips pulling her tight against her, one hand gently trailing up her side outlining her soft curves, moves her hair to the sides and leans in kissing her neck softly while whispering "thanks for the tip sexy" while her other hand slides around her waist and grips her ass tight hops off her pole floats across the stage around Lizzy, nibbleing her sweet tender ears tugs it playfully whraping my leg around her sweet tender wasit pulls her closer “mmmm.rawr...” trailing my nail around “mmmm...” slides my hands down to her breast line give her a playfuly sqeeze walking towards the sexy Malsavis strokeing his long scaley tail whraping it around my wasit and my leg rise around her wasit pulls him closer while my body press down against him pin to him down to the wall licking his sweet muzzle pulling his lower lip. slides my sweet wet tongue inside his hawt warm maw grinz at him kissing him tenderly with passion purrs with pleasure with my firmed soft hands whraping around her neck pressing my lips longer to his lips slowly release the kiss smiles warmly .steps back swings her self around ''poofs gets bk in the pole''blows him a gentle heaven kiss on Malsavis nose moves across the floor to Wildong, sliding hands up his chest tangling fingers thru...
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...Each human hand has twenty-seven bones. There are total of fifteen phalanges, each in sets of three to make up your fingers, plus your thumb. In the palm of your hand are five metacarpal bones. The top portion of your wrist contains the remaining seven small bones called carpals. A facture of any of the seven carpals is commonly designated as a broken wrist, not a broken hand. The most common bone that breaks when the doctor says you have a broken hand is the metacarpal. Here is a description of the two most common ways a metacarpal bone is broken, plus a set of guidelines for rehabilitating a metacarpal fracture. Broken Metacarpal The longest and least protected of these twenty-seven bones are the metacarpals. A fractured metacarpal...
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...restored that weekend and it was definitely what I least expected. As the man emerged from the campground, he was boisterous and burly. The tattoos seemed to cover every inch of natural skin. He wore a heavily patched leather vest; faded Levi’s and black boots, yes, even in the heat of the summer. He inspired fleeting glances from passerbies. No one would have approached this monster of a man for fear of scathing remarks. There seemed to be a cloud of darkness and evil surrounding this man. The boy was just about twelve. He suffered from Autism Spectrum Disorder. He didn’t respond to his name and didn’t look to form any type of communication bond. He covered his ears to the sounds of the birds chirping. He clapped his hands and screeched ‘eeee’. This had been going on for at least an hour. He was alone in his mind and no one...
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...Non-Verbal Communication: The Use of Body Language By The way you listen, look, move, and react to different situations tells the other person whether or not you are showing interest in a conversation, if you are being truthful and how well you are listening. Again, when your nonverbal signals are in balance with the words you’re saying, they increase trust, clarity and harmony. When they don’t, they produce tension, mistrust and confusion. Therefore, it is helpful to be more related to certain cues to gain a better understanding of what people are telling you. Together, the following nonverbal signals and cues that best communicate your interest and impact to others are: Facial Expressions: Halberstadt, J. (2009), researcher at the University of Otago in New Zealand says “facial expressions are blends of multiple emotions, they are open to interpretation”. Also facial expressions are the best indicator of human emotions but also the most misleading and unlike to some nonverbal signals, they are universal. For instance, facial expressions for anger, happiness, surprise, fear are the same across cultures. Furthermore, facial expressions are usually more obvious when we use our eyes and mouth to create an emotion. In fact, generally speaking, failure to make eye contact can be a sign of dishonesty or disinterest. In addition, a raised eyebrow shows interest or surprise, but if we raise both it indicates surprise or even horror. Postures:...
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...Chapter 11: Case Three: Lifebuoy/Unilever Asia Private Limited, p. 168 1. The camera follows a little boy around his back yard and through the wooded lot to the old baseball diamond, before he makes his way down an alley to his best friend’s house. Along the way his hands encounter a multitude of things from bugs to a frog and an old toy he found in the trash while walking down the alley. While at his friend’s house his mother calls him home for supper and his hands make contact with even more questionable substance! Upon entering his house his mother tells him to wash his hands so hastily he washes his hand and hurries to the table. He jumps up on his chair and reaches for a drum stich as hastily as he washed his hands. Just before his hand reaches the drum stick the camera freezes. The camera then pans in on his hand to a microscopic level revealing no germs before panning back out and sending everything back into motion as the family scurries to the dining room table to eat. The commercial ends as the camera pans in on the bottle of Lifebuoy soap on the bathroom sink. 2. Lifebuoy’s first attempt to market this new hand soap was based on its lab proven ability to kill more germs than the leading competitor. Consumers where so convinced their brand was better they did not believe Lifebuoy’s claims. Lifebuoy was determined not to make the same mistake twice and thus searched for another angle. While observing children an associate had an idea; tie the faster acting more effective...
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