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    disconnect reflects a separation between declarative knowledge and procedural knowledge. • Declarative knowledge is knowledge about something. Declarative knowledge enables a student to describe a rule of grammar and apply it in pattern practice drills. • Procedural knowledge is knowledge of how to do something. Procedural knowledge enables a student to apply a rule of grammar in communication. Procedural knowledge does not translate automatically into declarative knowledge; many native

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    in the well taking a kick‚ wellbore collapse or differentially stuck pipe. Furthermore‚ when circulation is stopped‚ drilling fluid forms a gel‚ which requires an increase in pressure to be broken down when pumps are resumed. In static conditions‚ drill cuttings have a chance to collect at the bottomhole assembly (BHA). In a CCS‚ pumps remain on throughout connections and trips and as a result‚ ECD fluctuations are avoided. Fluid is continuously circulated‚ removing variations to the mud viscosity

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    Equivalent to doing GROUP BY to this dimension by using attribute hierarchy. Decreases a number of dimensions - removes row headers. SELECT [attribute list]‚ SUM [attribute names] FROM [table list] WHERE [condition list] GROUP BY [grouping list]; Drill-down Opposite of roll-up. Summarizes data at a lower level of a dimension hierarchy‚ thereby viewing data in a more specialized level within a dimension. Increases a number of dimensions - adds new headers Slice Performs a selection on one dimension

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    past and present for making every day a learning opportunity Mantesh Contents Introduction 1. Training continuum 2. Stances and guards 3. Footwork 4. Upper body mobility 5. Fist rolling 6. Hinge principle 7. Punches 8. KOs and power punching 9. Jab drills 10. Combinations 11. Beat punching 12. Defensive concepts 13. Defense mechanics 14. Isolation and touch sparring 15. Feinting 16. Drawing 17. Pivoting and waltzing 18. Shifting 19. Shuffling 20. Caught on the ropes 21. Infighting and shelling up 22

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    will kick the ball into the net. Often there is a goalie that they try to score on. Kicking is the most important skill in soccer. Practicing will make your kick stronger and more controllable. <br> <br>Passing is also a very important skill. One drill that can be done is to run side by side with another player and pass the ball back and forth. This skill will improve your passing and receiving skills. Passing is also vital in the game of soccer. <br> <br>Heading is one of the only ways to legally

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    battle buddy system forcefully instilled on their way of life during basic training. In basic training the new recruits are assigned a battle buddy by their drill sergeants‚ they are usually the trainee sleeping on the same bunk as the other trainee. All of the new recruits are people from different backgrounds from all over the country so drill sergeants truly have a emphasis to teach the trainees to learn how to not be an individual but to learn how to work with other people during their time in

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    earthquake is happening in and out of our country. As response to this event‚ our school conducted an earthquake drill during the 1st quarter of 2014. This was done to refresh the pupils on how they do when there is an earthquake. The activity was done at 9:15 in the morning of July 22‚ 2015 which was headed by the school disaster risk reduction coordinator. All pupils participated in the drill from pre-school to grade six‚ including the teachers. The bell rang continuously for about one minute to signify

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    got given a spot in the sun also which didn’t help. The boys thoroughly enjoyed the catching drill‚ however were much less motivated to take part in the fielding drill. Despite frequent breaks‚ the boys kept complaining they were too hot. This meant they didn’t participate in the activities quite as wholeheartedly as we would’ve hoped. Because of this we had to spend a little bit longer on the fielding drill. There were 2 boys who were a particularly bad combination together‚ and when together they

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    The drills were designed for intermediate participants in their consolidation phase. In this phase participants were able to execute the moments and skill with correct form and were able to perform the skill consistently. The drills for the participants in the main part of the practice lasted for about sixty minutes (Coaching Association of Canada‚ 2013). Coach Brar

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    A Personal Reflective Commentary on a Coaching Workshop‚ Identifying Coaching Theory and Using Personal Observation and Knowledge In the Application of Coaching I undertook the UKDBA Level 1 Coaching Course. This was the first coaching qualification I had chosen to acquire. I chose dodgeball as I felt that with it’s growing popularity and limited exposure in comparison to mainstream sports‚ it would offer me a chance to gain a qualification in a sport that is sought after by primary and secondary

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