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    Name: Sok Sreythat ID: 51798 Reflection 4 Role of parents and teachers in promoting the children’s creativity Creativity is the important way that people involve both mental and physical to practice. Education is very important that teachers and parents need to provide to our children because we want them to know how to study and learn or do what they want. We need to promote our children to create a new thing with their talents. It is a little bit difficult that can’t do it as a good one

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    Have you ever felt you could not play basketball? Well now you can feel you can by doing the topics below. One topic is training‚ it is always good to be in good shape and have strength to be shooting threes. Training could be practicing shooting and passing to other teammates. Exercise would be skilled work like push ups‚ pull ups‚ and many more. Some exercises would be front squats‚ power lunge‚ chin up‚ and suicides.Training gives you strength and makes you a better player and get rebounds.

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    Should Parents be Allowed to Choose the Sex of Their Child? The debate of where parents should be allowed to use technology for sex-selection is widely debated. During the late 1970s to 80s‚ in-vitro fertilization and embryo screening technologies paved the way to determine a baby’s gender. The IVF procedure‚ starts by the stimulation of ovaries aided from serum of human chorionic gonatrophin injected into the female. From there the female produces multiple embryos which are then removed and fertilized

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    “School should be about learning‚ not sports”. Kids now a days love to play sports‚ but don’t like to learn. Learning‚ and get an education this is a very important thing in life you need it to have a good job so that you can have a family and support them. So I feel in school you must have good grades in order to play any type of sport‚ and if you do not then you should not be playing. A couple reasons I feel like this is for starters kids pay more attention to sports then they do in class.

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    Interview with Teenagers

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    Interviewing teenagers turned out to be rather interesting. It’s very relevant the difference in my time of growing up a teen‚ to now. Teens these days have way more issues to worry about being that drugs‚ sex‚ and pregnancy are more tangible then the past. With media using tv‚ radio‚ magazines and music to tell teens how they "need" to be‚ it’s not hard to believe all the increase in teen violence‚ depression‚ and suicide. During the course of this paper I will be discussing the interview that I

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    THE INFLUENCE OF MEDIA ON TEENAGERS Author: Nenad Jevtic Mentor: Biljana Pipovic‚ English teacher Abstract The media exerts an enormous‚ almost a normative influence‚ over the lives of men‚ women‚ adolescents and children. It influences‚ particularly among teenagers‚ the ways in which individuals and groups dress‚ talk‚ behave‚ and think. The media‚ in the forms of movies‚ television‚ radio‚ and print as well as the new electronic communications media of the Internet‚ helps to connect individuals

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    Anorexia Case Study Jess

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    psychiatric unit. J.M.‚ a 23-year-old woman‚ was admitted to the psychiatric unit last night after assessment and treatment at a local hospital emergency department (ED) for “blacking out at school.” She has been given a preliminary diagnosis of anorexia nervosa. As you begin to assess her‚ you notice that she has very loose clothing‚ she is wrapped in a blanket‚ and her extremities are very thin. She tells you‚ “I don’t know why I’m here. They’re making a big deal about nothing.” She appears to

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    Can diet play apart in the healing process of cancer? After chemotherapy and radiation ravage the body‚ the right diet becomes a part of that patients rebuilding of their health. The right diet can become a long-term plan in the preventing of future occurrences in cancer. What is the right diet? Sally Kirk 2013 Can Diet Play a Role in Cancer? 19050-646430 Can Diet Play A Role in Cancer? Diet is playing an important role in the recovery process. The person is left weak‚ hurting and

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    Should Children Sleep on the Same Bed With Their Parents? The process of sleeping together has generated a sense of closeness between me‚ my wife‚ and the children‚ said a man. He was asked what happened‚ when he had sexual intercourse with the wife. Co-sleeping‚ also called the family bed‚ is a practice in which babies and young children sleep with one or both parents on the same bed. Though‚ some people have claimed that it is a way of cultivating closeness in a family. It can harbor more dangers

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    Teenagers- Then and Now

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    Thesis: The lifestyle of a teenager in the Middle Ages was very different from the lifestyle of most modern American teenagers. Childhood ended early for children in the Middle Ages. In upper class families‚ girls married as young as 12 and boys as young as 14. They did not normally choose their own marriage partners. Their parents arranged their marriages for them. Children were expected to help the family earn a living as soon as they were able. A young person in the Middle Ages had fewer options

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