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    because it provides many interactions with family‚ school life‚ and relationships. While I observed the show‚ I recorded my comments on a sheet of paper. For my real life observations‚ I decided to observe human interaction at the mall. I observed a mixture of different people; parents and children‚ teenagers‚ and couples. I chose this setting to observe because many people go to the mall and that is an opportunity for interactions. I took my note book and a pencil and acted like I was doing homework

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    Hand Sensitivity Are people more sensitive to cold water on their dominant hand or non-dominant hand? If a person sticks their hand in cold water‚ then their dominant hand will be able to withstand cold the longest. To conduct the experiment two bowls of the same size were filled: one with room temperature water and one with cold water (adding lots of ice). After this was done‚ each participant put both hands in each bowl (one at a time). The time was recorded how long each participants had each

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    from Mr. Steward. The couple is gifted with a strange button that‚ if they choose to press‚ will award them $50‚000. This offer does come at a cost‚ being that someone will die when they press the button. Furthermore‚ Mr Steward guarantees them that it will be someone they know who dies. This proposition intrigues Norma and leads her to try and justify pushing the button‚ on the contrary‚ Arthur is disgusted and wants nothing to do with it. This leads to conflict in the couple over whether or not they

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    When he finished observing the experimentation and changed a couple areas‚ the assembly line became a much more efficient way to produce mass cars. Not only that‚ but it greatly cut the cost. Because he used the Scientific Method‚ he could make adjustments to his invention and perfect it to make it the best it could be. His observations led to the modification of the assembly line through removal and addition of tasks. He discovered that he was able

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    accessible for everyone to see. Practitioners must also ensure they do not discuss children’s observations whilst chatting i.e. in the staff room. * Children’s wishes and feelings – Although children cannot give consent to an observation in the way an adult can‚ it is important that a practitioner looks out for the following signs which will indicate whether a child gives consent or not. * An observation should be stopped if a practitioner’s believes it may be causing the child distress or discomfort

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    important thing is the checklist should be pilot tested. My checklist was pilot tested. The third method I used during my observation is the ratings scale (Nicolson & Shipstead‚ 1998‚ p. 178-194). Rating scales talk about the quality of what was observed. The quality is determined by use of the word such as “never”. In my rating scale never was defined as “not observed during the observation”. Each of the terms I used were clearly defined and had been pilot tested. The fourth method I used is called a running

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    E1‚ Milestones in chart form E2‚ Milestones in chart form E3‚ Two theoretical perspectives: Bandura and Gesell. Albert Bandura’s theory is that children learn from watching other people via observation‚ imitation and modeling. He used a bobo doll experiment where children copied what the adults did to the doll good or bad. We as practitioners are expected to be good role models for children for them to observe and imitate. ‘learning would be exceedingly laborious not to mention hazardous

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    and beyond them a young British couple. The Japanese speak quietly and politely to each other‚ always smiling and bowing‚ toasting each other and making speeches in Japanese which the narrator doesn’t understand and describes in patronizing‚ derogatory terms. Seven of the Japanese gentlemen wear glasses. They eat fish and later a fruit salad for dessert. They provide a mildly farcical and carnivalesque background to the main focus of the narrator’s attention‚ the couple. Although they sit farthest

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    the task I will be talking about the different methods to be able to use to monitor children and young children’s development and progress. Observation‚ assessment‚ planning‚ implementation and evaluation Consistent tests on a child in the school include a continuous procedure that starts with observation and then ends up with evaluation: * Observation - putting together all the facts about the child * Assessment - after the studying of the facts all the information is put together beside

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    write down all of the observations. Part B: 1. Take a 100 ml beaker and fill ¼ of it with water. Use a spatula to add some copper chloride dehydrate to the beaker filled with water. Record the observations. Be sure to observe the water and the copper chloride dehydrate. 2. Stir the contents in the beaker with the thermometer that is provided. Record the observations. Part C: 1. Take the thermometer and place it in the beaker. Record the observations. 2. Loosely

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