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    Szkoła Wyższa Psychologii Społecznej w Warszawie Wydział Filologiczny Iwona Sokołowska Numer albumu 29910 Pictures in Teaching Vocabulary to Children at Elementary Level of Lower Grades of Primary School Praca licencjacka napisana pod kierunkiem dr Ewy Lewickiej - Mroczek Warszawa 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract…………………………………………………………………………..……..4 Introduction……………………………………………………………………….……5 THEORETICAL PART……………………………………………………………….7 Chapter I Children

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    Chapter 1 The nature of Probability and Statistics Basics of Statistics: 1. Statistics: It is the science of conducting studies to collect‚ organize‚ summarize‚ analyze and draw conclusions from data. In another words‚ it is a scientific field of study that provides approaches to making inferences about populations based on the examinations of smaller sets of data. a. Descriptive statistics: It consists of the collection‚ organization‚ summarization and presentation of data. Examples: sample mean

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    Human Anatomy and Physiology Nervous System Disorder Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder‚ also known as ADHD‚ is a neurological disorder which effects anyone from children to adults. The common symptoms of ADHD include impaired or diminished attention‚ impulsivity and hyper activity. These symptoms can range in each individual from being mild to severe. People who have ADHD usually will range from normal to above average intelligence‚ the disorder

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    Executive attention processes aid in supporting attentional orientating networks as they are viewed as more purified forms of self-regulation that is involved in modulating reactivity as the child matures (Rothbart & Rueda‚ 2005). It is the maturity of interdependent skills that is required for goal-directed activity that involves the use of mental representation of the desired behaviour to guide goal attainment and continuously modifying existing behaviour to direct them towards future goals.

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    Taking personal responsibility and paying attention to detail are two very important character traits to have. It is important for civilians to demonstrate these traits but even more important for police officers and police recruits. Police officers and recruits should be held to a much higher standard than civilians because of the position they are in or will be in where they enforce the laws over civilians. They should be a role model for people to follow. A lack of personal responsibility can

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    The Elementary Education Act 1870 was the first piece of legislation in England and Wales which dealt specifically with providing education for children aged 5 to 13 years of age. Education was to become accessible by all and not just wealthy. The Act was sponsored by William Forster and became known as ‘The Forster Act’. Under the act voluntary schools were left unchanged and local education boards were set up to create schools where there was a gap. The local education boards were to inspect the

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    The Importance of Paying Attention to Detail In today’s society‚ it is very important to pay attention to detail before signing documents in any profession no matter what. Signing documents without reviewing them can cost you your career. It’s highly important to pay attention to detail when it is being explained to you on how you are supposed to go about signing documents as well as reading them. There is a reason behind being told to pay attention. You should always check to make sure that

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    East Elementary are attributed to the stellar leadership of Mr. David Wiggins‚ Eds.‚ who has served as the principal for the last ten years‚ as well as the high standards that the teachers place on learning. Diversified and strategic teaching strategies are common everyday tools that are utilized within almost every classroom at East Elementary. Also‚ teachers utilize a variety of technology that helps to supplement learning and reinforce concepts. Efforts to integrate and expose students to technology

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    I really enjoy Lauber’s analogy of elementary school siblings when discussing the responsibility of believers giving correction. This analogy really spoke to me because it reminded me of early years filled with minimal responsibility‚ a simplistic outlook on life and a excited viewpoint of faith. I can remember running around in children’s church viewing God as the coolest dads ever‚ and being a christian as an exciting venture; I was lucky to take part in. However‚ as time went on questions‚ pressure

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    Ken Wilson’s Case Adapted from Case Studies in Abnormal Psychology 9th ed.‚ by Oltmanns‚ Martin‚ Neale & Davidson‚ 2012. Case History: Ken Wilson is a 7-year-old‚ first-grader who has been referred by his mother to a child psychology clinic. She explained that Ken was having trouble at school‚ both academically and socially. Ken’s parents had been married for 12 years. His father was a business manager‚ and his mother‚ a homemaker. Ken was the middle of three children; his older sister

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