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Genetic predisposition plays a role in disorders that run in families. If a disorder is seen across multiple generations, there is very likely to be a genetic factor involved that increases the risk of relatives developing the same disorder. Disorders with a family history often have some genetic component that is passed down from parent to child.
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This document discusses various reading comprehension strategies. It identifies seven core strategies taught in classrooms: activating background knowledge, questioning the text, drawing inferences, determining importance, creating mental images, repairing understanding, and synthesizing information. It also discusses strategies for speed reading such as skimming and scanning. Skimming involves looking for main ideas by reading topic sentences and dropping down through paragraphs. Scanning is used to find specific information by focusing on key words. The document contrasts intensive reading, which involves close analysis, and extensive reading, which is done more quickly for pleasure or information. It provides examples of classroom reading techniques such as activating prior knowledge, setting purpose, and tasks like predicting, gathering information, and summarizing.Lesson plan intended for kindergarten konti nlng
Lesson plan intended for kindergarten konti nlngteacherglenda132992
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The document appears to be a kindergarten lesson plan on teaching the concepts of "few" and "many". It includes objectives, materials, preliminary activities like prayer, songs and attendance. Sample exercises are described where students identify pictures as representing "few" or "many" based on quantity. A group activity is planned to reinforce the concepts. Evaluation of students' understanding is mentioned. The lesson aims to help students learn to distinguish between smaller and larger amounts of objects or pictures using "few" and "many".Biography of jean marc itard
Biography of jean marc itardteacherglenda132992
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The song describes the singer feeling resilient and unable to be defeated by criticism or attacks from others. Even when faced with difficulties, the singer declares that they will not fall and are "bulletproof" and "titanium", able to withstand anything that comes their way and continue standing strong. The chorus repeats the refrain that the singer is "bulletproof" and "titanium" and cannot be defeated.Art education!
Art education!teacherglenda132992
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Music is found in all human cultures. It likely developed in Africa over 50,000 years ago and spread as humans migrated worldwide. Music involves combining sounds vocally or instrumentally to create beauty, harmony, and emotional expression. While it provides entertainment, music also teaches children discipline and obedience when learning an instrument. However, an addiction to music can waste both time and money if one spends excessively on albums without balancing other responsibilities.Field study portfolio
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This document summarizes the experiences of a student during their 51-hour field study observation at Fort Bonifacio Elementary School. It includes a brief history of the school, noting its founding in 1949 and growth over time. It also outlines the daily experiences of the student over their first four days, which involved submitting requests, being assigned to different grade levels and resource teachers, introducing themselves to classes, taking charge of classes when teachers were absent, and giving students activities and assignments.Reading #2
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The document discusses the five essential components of reading: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. It provides key strategies to teach each component, such as talking to kids to develop phonemic awareness and reading practice to build fluency. The document also discusses theoretical models of reading, factors that affect reading development, and the developmental stages of reading in children from birth through high school.Ad
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