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    camaraderie‚ humility‚ how to resolve differences.” This is from Kobe Bryant. Kobe is an American professional basketball player who is retiring on April 13‚ 2016. Sports are crucial because‚ as Kobe explained‚ all the lessons sports taught him are very important‚ and he experienced them firsthand. This is one of the reasons why kids should be able to play sports. Firstly‚ kids should play competitive sports because they learn essential life lessons. For example‚ autor Kristin Chessman quotes Jim Taylor‚ Ph

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    Antigone Play Analysis

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    studies in an intimate setting. Our creative interest lies in the spaces between the social and the psychological: we have chosen each play based on how social issues affect the individual‚ thus providing human insight on these very issues which often become abstracted when portrayed simply as news. For our inaugural season‚ we have selected four plays inspired by previous works. Production Selections Another Antigone‚ by the playwright A. R. Gurney and licensed by Dramatists Play Services‚ tells the

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    Name of your Resource: Empowering Children: Play-Based Curriculum for Lifelong Learning Author: Carol dale Shipley Age Group/ Focus: Children ages 2-6 (Infant to preschool kindergarten) Brief description of resource (in your own words): This resource book describes various activities to do with children from the ages of two to six years old. The activities focus on the three types of developmental domains (physical‚ cognitive and affective). The purpose of each play such as math‚ books music and drama

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    Tyesha Play Summary

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    This play‚ performed by only two people‚ was able to captivate our attention from the moment we sat down to the closing curtains. There were plenty of moments of confusion- some questions which were answered along the way and some that were left still lingering in my mind. Is Tyesha (the one in the drivers seat) represented through Myeisha too? Why did Tyesha have a gun and how did she get it? Why did the officers feel the need to shoot the unconscious girl 12 times‚ let alone once? After watching

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    Iceland Play Critique

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    The play Iceland was written by a UF student this year. Iceland was a very abstract and different play than I had expected. Overall‚ I believe the University of Florida School of Theatre and Dance put on a great performance of Iceland by all of the actors’ performances were superior and deeply showed their character. Out of all the actors‚ my favorites in the play were Lauren Killer and Drew Bryan who played Fox-child and Crow-child. Their performances were hilarious and really

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    Play Home Observation

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    Indoor Activity #1: Date and Time of Observation: 10/24/14 8:45 am Number of Participants (including subject): Play of choice (Play house and blocks)‚ 4 Participants (Christine Included) Duration of Activity: Start: 9:15am End: 10:10amA thorough description of the play dynamics: As Christine is playing with 3 girls she seems to be enjoying that free time very well. Christine is using her gross motor skills to build blocks and seems to be building perfectly except for one thing

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    Play Analysis: Pygmalion

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    “Pygmalion” by George Bernard Shaw‚ is a play set in the Victorian Era. In this period of time‚ social classes were considered to be fixed and so no one moved between classes. In George Bernard Shaw’s play‚ this idea of fixed social classes is challenged through the use of dramatic conventions. “Pygmalion” follows the life of Eliza Doolittle as Professor Henry Higgins plans to transform her from a flower girl to a lady in a bet to pass her off as a duchess. In changing her appearance and speech‚

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    Learning through Play

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    Learning Through Play April 10‚ 2014 By definition play is recreational activities for enjoyment and recreation; the spontaneous activities of children. (Webster dictionary) Learning is the process of gaining knowledge. (Webster dictionary). Through to move something from one point to another point; used to describe movement. (Webster dictionary) Learning through play is what all children do. Although there are many definitions of play and learning it is a very simple

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    TREACHERY IN THREE PLAYS OF CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE By Norbert Oyibo Eze Department of Theatre Arts‚ University of Nigeria‚ Nsukka. Marlowe’s popularity does not only stem from the grandeur of his poetry and penetrating tragic tone‚ but lies heavily on the social relevance and sublimity of his themes. Harry Levin is of the opinion that “Marlowe’s name is the one that comes after Shakespeare’s in any discussion of English tragedy” (1956:Blurb). Marlowe’s Elizabethan age disclosed to men‚ “a

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    Middletown: Play Review

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    chairs to the stage and props. I was not expecting to be seated on the actual stage where I could practically touch the actors. Once the show began‚ it started with one of the actors coming out and welcoming everyone to the show. However‚ he did not just say “welcome everyone!” He actually named off every single type of human possibly there for over two minutes. While doing this‚ he would sit in the audience‚ point at people and interact with them. I really enjoyed the intimacy of the play with it’s

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