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    WHY DOCUMENTARIES ARE SO IMPORTANT Documentaries are important in many ways. One of the main reasons is that they educate you A week ago‚ I watched the documentary "Super Size Me" and I thought that it showed very well how dangerous it is to eat fast-food on regular basis. It affects your body and I don’t think many people know that. How could they know it if they aren’t going to read studies on how dangerous it is. Not many people have the time‚ or want to make time‚ to read a study. It is

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    SHC31.1 Why effective communication is important in the work setting? Good communication is an essential part of working with children and adults in the early years setting. There are many reasons for effective communication as well as its important in work setting. To express needs and feelings: All of us need to express feelings‚ this reminds me of what ‘Tassoni.P’ (2010) said that ‘as humans we are emotional beings’. I agree with this statement because every human needs to show their feelings

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    Why Is Play Important

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    speech‚ language and communication. PLAY IS IMPORTANT – PLAY IS LEARNING – PLAY IS FUN Play is the natural way for a child to discover the world around them and interact with others. Through play children combine movement‚ thinking‚ listening and communication which help’s children to develop and enhance their skills. Adult’s sharing play with children are helping the child to develop knowledge and skills in communication and interaction but sometimes children may need a little extra help with play to

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    the most effective for the children to learn. However the opposites are not few in numbers. It is often said that parents are the first teacher of a child. Although parents neither teach their children things directly nor teach by design and children don’t always learn when their parents intend to teach them‚ they themselves have started to learn from their parents while they are doing things by watching and imitating. Therefore‚ many people think that the way children get knowledge by observing

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    completely undermined the importance and benefits of play. Play helps build characters‚ and by participating in play children are allowed the opportunity to develop their personality and a positive sense of self. This ultimately helps them realize their potential and allow the child to also succeed later on in life. Play is an essential in a child’s life‚ and play is equally as important as academic in a child’s life‚ but what is play? The following are real life situations where play is involved‚ and

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    Why Are Museums Important?

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    study not only because it is essential to individuals and to society‚ but also because it harbours beauty. <br> <br>Museums provide an ideal learning environment‚ whether it is formal or informal learning‚ active hands-on participation or passive observation (Hein‚ G. E‚ 1998). In The British Museum‚ each of the museums curatorial departments offers student research facilities‚ for instance Ancient Near East‚ Egyptian Antiquities‚ Japanese Antiquities‚ Medieval and Modern Europe and Prehistory and Early

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    Why Movies Are so Popular

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    Gradually I found that English is not so difficult to understand and it became more and more interesting to me. Now I can say movies not only improve my listening skill but also make me more interested in learning English. Movies can satisfy different people’s need. Some married people like romantic movies. From those they can know what true love is. Some young people like action movies. Some older people may like classic movies that can remind the past things. So it is obvious that movie can enrich

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    WRITTEN REPORT IN ECED 3 (PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM) Charlyn Calibuyot Garmela Regondola Christina Tayco Ella Quinciana Binuya Mikee Bobejes Jack Mendoza SOURCES OF PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM CONTENT 1. The Children as the Focus of Curriculum Learner is placed at the center. The learners are the very reason a curriculum is developed. They are the ones who are directly influenced by it. Learners in all levels make or unmake the curriculum by their active and direct involvement. How each

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    complete picture‚ testing is an important tool‚ for both its efficiency and ability to measure prescribed bodies of knowledge (Coleman‚ M.R.‚ Buysse‚ V.‚ and Neitzel‚ J. 2006). Alternative or “authentic” forms of assessment can be culturally sensitive and pose an alternative to testing‚ but they require a larger investment in establishing criteria for judging development and evaluator training. Child assessment has value that goes well beyond measuring progress in children to evaluating programs‚ identifying

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    Why is attachment important? Evolutionary Morss‚ (1990) states that: “Attachment behaviour is‚ in general‚ taken to have such a strong connection with survival that its universality can only be explained by evolutionary selection.” The belief that attachment is an evolved human trait has its roots in Darwin’s theory of evolution‚ where “male–female attachment evolved primarily to sustain affiliative connections long enough to complete species-specific parental duties” (Fisher‚ 1998) and parent-child

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