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    ( Attention getter) Have you ever wished that the legendary creatures known as the Dinosaurs were still with us? In a sense‚ they still are! For example‚ imagine going to the museum and witnessing the skeleton of the great Tyrannosaurus Rex. As you examine it further‚ the muscles and skin of the creature begins to emerge in the mind‚ visualizing what the animal would look like if it was still around. (Thesis) For centuries‚ dinosaurs have long haunted our imagination. They have rich history of millions

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    well-oiled machine to exit the car. Someone locked thee front door so one of the kids runs through the side of the house to open the door. Like little white mice all the children move and to their separate ways throughout the house to occupy their short attention span and in no time at all everyone is either watching television or on a computer or screaming and yelling at each other. The time with my family is so special but I appreciate when they are gone from the house so I can have it to myself. I love

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    resulting in unfinished work. To help combat this it is important to remind the children at regular intervals that they should keep there voices to a whisper and raise their hand rather than shout out. Also having a way to get the whole classes attention when they are being far too noisy for example in my

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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 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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    forming letter and listen to how many sounds of the letters the children knew. The resources i had was a white board‚ letter and sounds cards‚ white board pens‚ and i was in a quiet area. The activity went well‚ however the children had a very short attention span so it was hard to keep the focused on the tasked‚ I did reach the outcome that i was asked to and was able to give feedback to the teacher on how the children did. I think the activity could be improved by making it a little more exciting

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    behaviours using the appropriate reward system for the school‚ for example house points or †̃making it matter (MIM)â€TM tokens. By praising good behaviours other children in the group are often encouraged to then behave well to earn your positive attention. If a particular child continues to disrupt the class then you should follow the schoolâ€TMs behaviour management strategy and as a last resort remove them from the group. A childâ€TMs own self esteem may prevent them from progressing well with an

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    dislikes reading‚ in view of the fact that there are words involved in that activity. It is also impossible for him to focus on a book because of the short attention span he has developed‚ and reading books just takes too much time for him. Television presents the world to him‚ a different world every thirty minutes‚ which holds his attention. This now leaves him with no mental work to do‚ except to decide which channel he would like to watch. Since watching television requires no mental work‚ the

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    with different textures & sounds COMMUNICATION INTELLECTUAL Recognises familiar voices; stops crying when hears them Aware of other sounds; turns head towards sounds Responds to smiles; moves whole body in response to sound / to attract attention Pauses to listen to others; makes noises as well as crying‚ such as burbling Recognises parents; concentrates on familiar voices rather than unfamiliar ones Aware of different smells Explores by putting objects in mouth Observes objects that

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