Answer: Use simple a language
Repeat what you say
Make it easier for them to listen or do
Build on what they say. give them harder things to learn like after colors do numbers
Pay attention when your child speaks or when they try to say something in a language
Read with your child
Songs lots of songs this helps lots
Word games this helps to
use a language app like duolingo
play games
always be patient they can't always get things right the first time.
and always congratulate them when they get things right.
Watch movies that are in the same language with English subtitles or the language your child already knows.
Explanation: That's how I learned French same with other people who was learning French with me.
True or False: It is common for people with
depression to have other disorders.
True
False
The Power of Sports to Change the World
Sports are generally seen as a form of entertainment. However, there are many examples of how sports can break down barriers like racism. Your driving question for this project is: How can sports be an agent of social and/or political change?
In a May 2000 speech Nelson Mandela (former president of South Africa) stated, "Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire, it has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope, where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than governments in breaking down racial barriers. It laughs in the face of all types of discrimination."
The goal of the project is to research an instance of sports helping to change the world for the better, then create some type of presentation that illustrates the story that you have researched and the impact it has had in the short- and long-term. Your presentation can be a poster or some type of tabletop display. It can also be a PowerPoint, Prezi, or other type of multimedia presentation.
Examples
Here are some examples of how sports has been an agent of change in the world.
South African rugby team that helped bridge the apartheid division between blacks and whites - depicted in the movie Invictus. This is probably my favorite story about how sports can have an impact on the world.
Texas Western basketball team that started 5 African-Americans in the national championship game vs. Kentucky - depicted in the movie Glory Road.
Special Olympics
HEROS Hockey
In Zanzibar, soccer is opening up opportunities for girls.
Coaches Across Continents
You will not have to look to hard to find examples of how sports have helped to change a community or a country. It happens every day in places around the world. This is more than just an "Inspired by Sports" assignment. It shouldn't be a story about an individual unless you can somehow show how that individual's experience has helped to change the world around him/her.
Answer:I don’t know what you exactly want,but it is a very good essay.I’m just going to say what you should add.But I’m also going to give you the link of what you wrote just in case I am wrong.
Explanation:The question you had to answer was..... How can sports be an agent of social and/or political change? Sports can mend the social life of kids.It can bring kids together because they have something in common. Sports programs can create stable and inclusive communities and make kids less anti-social.The link of what you wrote is in the comments because it will not let me put a link in here.Nvm I tried to but it wouldn’t let me.But you could just copy and paste your essay into a doc.
Which is a true statement about translation? Ribosomes hold mRNA In place tRNA leaves the nucleus Anti-codons transfer from mRNA to amino aclds Protein Is broken up Into amino acids?
Why is it important for an adolescence to know how pregnancy occurs in the female body?
It's important because then she is going to have to do lots that she may not be ready for weather it's emotional physical or social.
Explanation:
why is this world getting a worse place to live in? (hint: health, population, and environment)
Answer:
Because I live in it
Explanation:
Allow me to explain, I have 0 friends because I am an absolute piece of garbage, warm, wet toilet seat with tar for teeth my face is built from the remains of a dumpster fire and my body is built like an avocado
what are the accessory structures of the digestive system?
what are the functions of the digestive system?
what are the steps in the process of digestion?
what is the relevance of nutrition to the digestive system?
what are the common disorders of the digestive system?
Answer:
The salivary glands, liver and gall bladder, and the pancreas aid the processes of ingestion, digestion, and absorption. These accessory organs of digestion play key roles in the digestive process. Each of these organs either secretes or stores substances that pass through ducts into the alimentary canal.
Explanation:
Answer: yes she is most definitely right i took a quiz on it :)
Explanation:
what are some connections or similarities of HIV and AIDs?
Answer:
Explanation:
You can’t get medical help because they can not be healed
Answer:
While HIV is a virus that may cause an infection, AIDS (which is short for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) is a condition. Contracting HIV can lead to the development of AIDS. AIDS, or stage 3 HIV, develops when HIV has caused serious damage to the immune system.
Explanation:
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Match the exercise with the muscle or muscle group it exercises.
Answer:
Leg Raises ⇒ Abdominals
The raising of and return of the leg motion contracts and relaxes the abdominal muscles thereby exercising it.
Pushdowns ⇒ Triceps
The triceps are activated during motions that require the arms to push so pushdowns work the triceps.
Bench Press ⇒ Pectorals
This is one of the most effective and popular exercise for the pectoral muscles of the chest. It is also very effective for the triceps.
Machine Back Press ⇒ Shoulders
Using this machine activates the shoulders. As the shoulders are not very large muscles, care must be taken when using this so as not to overtax the shoulders.
When abused, opioids can result in death by A. Stopping one’s breathing b. Stroke c. Speeding up the heartbeat
Answer:
A. Stopping one’s breathing
Explanation: