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dynamic strength, static strength, trunk strength, explosive strength, extent flexibility, dynamic flexibility, body coordination, balance, and stamina. | Eight main areas of sensory input are examined, including auditory, visual, activity level, taste/smell, body position, movement, touch and emotional/social. |
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dynamic strength, static strength, trunk strength, explosive strength, extent flexibility, dynamic flexibility, body coordination, balance, and stamina. | Eight main areas of sensory input are examined, including auditory, visual, activity level, taste/smell, body position, movement, touch and emotional/social. |
Hannah,you are good for interacting with people and also you have team leader skills i observed when you played a game during our interaction section.
Thomas, you are good at learning new things and also you have remarkable language ability i noticed you during our language section programme.
3. Using the information from the observations, use it to complete the program planning table. do...
Based on the program example provided, designed for a two to three year old age group in a day care centre, answer the questions: Sensory Art/ craft/ creative Play Language Fine motor Movement/ music Gross motor Sand tray Painting with primary colours Pots, pans, plates and spoons Toy telephones Threading large beads Moving to the beat of the music Climbing on jungle gym Describe the kinds of information that might have been provided to others to inform program planning and...
You are an educator in an out of school hours care centre. You are working one-on-one with Thomas, a six-year-old boy with an intellectual disability. Responses should demonstrate inclusive practices and how to interpret and respond to out of character behaviour. Examples of observations (including one out of character observation) that might be used to assess Thomas’s: Play preferences. Social interactions. Communication and language. Thinking styles. Physical abilities. Emotional status. Interpret the information and observations to identify individual emerging skills,...
use the information in chapter one to complete it ( in case you do not have the book, i post a picture). write a few sentences in each box explaining the extent to which the statements in the left column apply to each of the theories. thank you! Themes and theories Constructivism (Piaget) Social constructivism (Vygotsky) Bioecological systems theory (Bronfenbrenner) nta The environment plays an important role in development Innate factors drive development Development follows a smooth continuous path ning...
i need summery of this Using Apple Technology to Support Learning for Students with Sensory and Learning Disabilities The science of learning seeks to understand the relationship between brain development, social interaction, and learning by drawing on the fields of psychology, neuroscience, machine learning, and education.1 This research holds great promise for improving our teaching practices for all students and helping us develop more effective approaches to teaching children with sensory and learning disabilities. Many of the universal design features...
Evaluate the arical writ the response in which you state your agreement or disagreement with writer up un these questions guidelines 1) can empathy lead us astrary? how 2) our heart will always go out to the baby in the well, its a measure of our humanity. but empathy will have to yield to reason if humanity is to have a future can empathy yield to reason? how? thank you The Baby in the Well: The Case against Empathy* -Paul...