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Identify 2 appropriate and different Pre-K Guidelines , for example, (1) Math and (2) Language and Communication. Explain how the Pre-k Guidelines align with the art activity.

Posted on September 15, 2022 by Assessments

Constructive art is investigating the child’s world or environment and being creative in the process. Painting with nature such as painting with leaves is an example of constructive art. You will develop an open-ended constructive art activity . The responses to the bullets are to be implemented in your paper. Please do not put bullets […]

Which of the seven faulty listening behaviors do you tend to fall into more often?Explain why you fall into them and explain what happens to the understanding of the language and communication used.

Posted on February 11, 2022 by Ambrose

Discussion 1. Which of the seven faulty listening behaviors do you tend to fall into more often? 2. Explain why you fall into them and explain what happens to the understanding of the language and communication used. 3. Then explain how you can become a better listener.

To what extent is science blurring the lines between human and not-human? Will that distinction become more or less meaningful with time?Explain

Posted on July 23, 2021 by Ambrose

“What does it mean to be human?” From scientific creations, to scientific experiments, all of our texts have attempted to answer this. Some things to consider, based on our conversations this summer: Is “human” an adjective in addition to being a noun? That is, can organisms demonstrate human qualities without themselves being human? Language and […]

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Identify 2 appropriate and different Pre-K Guidelines , for example, (1) Math and (2) Language and Communication. Explain how the Pre-k Guidelines align with the art activity.

Which of the seven faulty listening behaviors do you tend to fall into more often?Explain why you fall into them and explain what happens to the understanding of the language and communication used.

To what extent is science blurring the lines between human and not-human? Will that distinction become more or less meaningful with time?Explain