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    • No pirates no princesses 182 years. So my idea was to get them a debit card. And I had the budget that I wrote and I think how much, it was generous something like seven hundred and fifty to one thousand dollars for a calendar year, but I didn‘t...
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    • No pirates no princesses 184 I: Danger zone. T: Ten to twenty, my job is to keep them on the right track. As young children, early childhood development is about gross motor skills and potty training and making them feel secure. At this point they...
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    • 7 Chapter 2 Literature Review Introduction The primary goal of a teacher is to create and deliver meaningful instruction in order to help students acquire knowledge and skills related to academic content objectives. Disruptive classroom behavior...
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    • 8 interpersonal; Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela for intrapersonal; and Charles Darwin and Carl Sagan for naturalist (Shepard, 2004). Verbal/Linguistic The linguistic intelligence uses language. Reading, writing telling stories,...
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    • 21 As stated by McCoog (2007), interpersonal students and math usually do not mix. These learners are more focused on people and their opinions. Teacher can use this to his or her advantage with a simple statistic lesson. A group of...
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    • 23 rocks and the world around him/her (Douglas, et.al., 2008). “Charles Darwin and Carl Sagan are are well known for their naturalist intelligences” (Shepard, 2004, p. 215). Having a camera to document information that can later be transferred...
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    • 50 are the best way for a visual/spatial learner to learn (Utah State Office of Education, n.d.) (see Figure 4.5). 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Tally Points Students' Self-Assessed Visual/Spatial Learning Style...
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    • 120 Name'--- _ Class Period _ TAU.YSHEET FOR LEARNING S1YLEASSESSMENT Li.r b..-lll... ~·"ur IlL,n,bcT re'l'O'1lOC rur~·a..·la 9,...llt'iorl nil til" appl'''''Pri3l'l:'' line, (1:01' ......;1I\1J'L.- if~"lIT rc"!:,,,.1lOC t" #I ".~ .1, puc...
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    • 16 letters out of body movements, or participating in a clapping game with a partner. Energizers are a playful way to incorporate physical activity and mental stimulation into tightly packed school days (Erlauer, 2003). Most energizers can be incorpo...
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    • 4 1 Templeton, Shane (2003). Spelling: Best Ideas=Best Practices. Voices From the Middle 10(4), 48-49. USOE - Common Core - Common Core State Standards Resources. (n.d.). Utah State Office of Education - USOE - Welcome. Retrieved November 30, 2011,...
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    • Commitment 42 It was a good foundation that we were just friends and had that connection before any real romance was integrated in. I guess you know that person. You know the different aspects of who they are rather than, I have an attraction to...
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    • Commitment 54 Planning for the future. Bill and Emily Stevens are a couple that exemplified the idea of planning for the future. One of the primary ways that Bill and Emily communicate their commitment for each other is by “staying on the same...
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    • Commitment 55 Michael and Sarah Webb also noted the importance the discussing future plans in courtship. At the time of the interview, Michael and Sarah had been married for 1 year and 6 months. Michael expressed that he needed to discuss future...
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    • Commitment 56 just makes us more prepared for the future and know that the other is on the same page. So, it makes it easier to go through the future things and challenges, if we know we are going to stick together and have loftier goals...
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    • Commitment 57 Addison believed that Ethan would be there for her and was fully committed because they planned for the future together. Talking about the future as a couple can assist the couple in looking forward to the experiences to come. Words...
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    • Commitment 59 of affirmation, such as talking and listening to one another, is also an important part of Luke and Taryn’s relationship. Trevor and Julia Johnson felt that words of affirmation was important to both of them in communicating their...
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    • Commitment 63 participant noted, “I don’t know which I would consider more valuable to my own marriage in my life, being able to say, ‘I’d like to be like them,’ or being able to say, ‘I’ll never let myself be like them.’” Some of...
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    • Commitment 65 Another unexpected finding was that planning for the future was a theme found in all of the interviews with the participants concerning communicating commitment. Participants communicated their commitment to their spouse by talking...
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    • Commitment 73 Publishing. Charmaz, K. (2006). Constructing grounded theory: A practical guide through qualitative analysis. Los Angeles: Sage. Clements, R. & Swensen, C. H. (2000). Commitment to one’s spouse as a predictor of marital quality...
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