1. Considering the amounts of contribution of the senses to learning (sight 75%, hearing 13%, touch 6%, taste 3% smell 3%), which instructional materials will be most effective? Why? Answer: Considering the amounts of contribution of the senses to learning, the most effective instructional materials will be the use of materials that they can see and manipulate like visual aids, power point presentation where there are also video clips inserted and objects that they can manipulate. It is where they
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and contrast what is typical to what is recommended for his style. This student has used trial and error of his career to determine what works for him. Textbooks having failed years ago the attention has shifted to audio books, podcasts, hands on information, and repeated
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Many things in the world have not been named; and many things, even if they have been named, have never been described. One of these is the sensibility -- unmistakably modern, a variant of sophistication but hardly identical with it -- that goes by the cult name of "Camp." A sensibility (as distinct from an idea) is one of the hardest things to talk about; but there are special reasons why Camp, in particular, has never been discussed. It is not a natural mode of sensibility, if there be any such
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After reading this chapter, the basic reflexes present at birth are rooting, tendency to turn head toward things that touch its cheek, related to function of food intake; Sleeping, movement of legs when held upright with feet touching floor; prepares for independent locomotion; Swimming, tendency to paddle and kick when lying face down in water; related to function of avoiding danger; Moro, arms of infant thrust outward and then appear to grasp something; similar to primates’ protection from falling;
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provided with a non invasive palpation, respectful and not abruptly. The touch should be gentle and firm at the same time. Firm in order to lead a movement, to shape a body structure. When we touch a person we must be connected and focused on the information that we want to give her. It must be a clear intention in the touch that we are given. Should have a communication between the tactile cue and the client, a good touch can lead a correct gesture while transmit a positive energy . We should take
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A sensory system consists of the five main senses: sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste. Each individual sense posses their own advantages and disadvantages, but all are crucial to a person’s survival. However, many individuals still take these natural gifts for granted. This is where the same question continues to surface; “if you had to give up one of your senses, which one would you select?” In other words, which sense could a person do best without? I think about this every single time I spend
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unsteadiness. You might have experienced this while riding in a car or turning quickly. Sight: Eyes are the organ of vision. The function of our eyes are the same as cameras, as we can see images from the world and send information to our brain. Then, the brain processes the information, therefore we can see movement, color, depth and shape. Sound: Ears are the organs of hearing. The function of our ears is collecting sounds, and hearing helps us to learn and communicate to others. We can hear a huge
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What general suggestions would you give to Jayden to encourage him to be successful in his online classes? Response: The suggestions I would give to Jayden would be to go to a psychiatrist to see if he has a disorder called ADHD because obviously there is a problem if he can’t remain still while doing assignments or can’t seem to follow directions and I would also recommend he invest in a tutor to help him be successful in his online classes due to ADHD he will tend to lose focus and that can result
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General Senses The body’s internal and external environments are detected by special cells called sensory receptors, which are sensitive to specific stimulus. The general senses have simple neural pathways, and consist of touch, pain, chemical, pressure detection, and body position or proprioception. Sensory neurons monitor specific regions called receptive fields which enables the brain to detect where a stimulus was applied to the body. The greater the receptive field the greater difficulty you
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Erisa Hysi Human Philosophy 1311 Sept 07th, 2015 In the 17th question, Article 2, Aquinas is trying to answer the questions related to Falsity, its existence, and the relation to the truth. The question in the second article is more specific if the falsity exist in the sense. The view that Aquinas takes is a different view than the one that sees falsity as in interpretation of our sense data rather in the sense data themselves. Aquinas see falsity exist in the sense only to the extent
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