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Discuss the meaning of the article. Do you agree with the authors point of view? Is this relatable in todays reality?

For these article critique, do not search for the shortest article. Find and article in which you are able to generate arguments that is articulate and respectable.The article critique will be graded based on the following components:1. The critique must explain the title of the article, where did you find the article, the date of the article published.2. You must briefly summarize the article. I am not going to look up every single article and read it. I must be able to understand and grasp the scenario of the article without physically taking time out to read it.
Does the article looks at both sides, ideologically, of the argument? Does the article have a ideological bias? Also, when answering these questions, provide significant evidence to support your answer.

4. The last component is your conclusions!!! This is your own thoughts and conclusions about the article. This should be separate from your critique.The article critique is due September 9 and October 28 at 11:59pm on Blackboard. The allotted points that is given for this assignment is 160 points.The presentation piece of this assignment is very easy. You have to present on one of the articles. Ignore the dates given on the syllabus for the article critique. There will be three new dates for the article critique presentation will be discussed in class on next Thursday!! You will have seven minutes to present your article critique, including questions. You are only allowed to have two (2) slides. You may use this to your

How do we move from watching films passively to analyzing them actively? And why does making that shift matter?

We all love watching films, but do we know how to really watch them? Do we simply watch movies to be entertained, or do we know how to put a film under a metaphorical microscope so we can truly understand and appreciate it, and speak intelligently about it to others? This project requires you to analyze a film you have not yet seen and write a paper in which you organize and present your findings. In a nutshell, you will be telling readers what your chosen film means and how it can be best understood. Through multiple viewings, you will observe its inner-workings carefully, with the goal of figuring out how all the films piecesits visual effects, music, sound, language, and structurework together to create a satisfying and meaning-rich whole. Youre going to figure out what your film is really all about. This endeavor will not only bolster your critical thinking abilities; it may also make you enjoy movie-watching even more.Film – Under the shadow (Netflix)

What form of resistive behavior (or difficult behavior displayed by a group member) would you find most problematic in one of your groups and why?

How might you work in a therapeutic way with such a member’s behavior? ( 275 words with references)Part Two
While conducting a group for adults struggling with addiction, one of the participants has come to the last three groups late. Explain how you might deal with this clients tardiness. ( 275 words with references)

Describe preconceived notions you had about this age group and the book theme (e.g., about tweens and social media, early adults and depression, etc)

Format: New Times Roman font, size 12Page 1: Title Page (see grading sheet)Page 2: Start your page with the title, centered in the middle of the page (no bold)Paragraph 1- Describe the purpose of the assignment (use above description for clues). Describe the target audience, or who should read it. Then describe why you selected the book. Next, provide a brief overview of the book (e.g., this book educates parents about how to reduce ADHD symptoms at home instead of medication use).Paragraph 2- Paragraphs 3 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraphs 4 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraphs 5 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraph 6 Conclusion.
Name of Book : How children succeed: Grit, curiosity, and the hidden power of characterFormat: New Times Roman font, size 12Page 1: Title Page (see grading sheet)Page 2: Start your page with the title, centered in the middle of the page (no bold)Paragraph 1- Describe the purpose of the assignment (use above description for clues). Describe the target audience, or who should read it. Then describe why you selected the book. Next, provide a brief overview of the book (e.g., this book educates parents about how to reduce ADHD symptoms at home instead of medication use).Paragraph 2- Describe preconceived notions you had about this age group and the book theme (e.g., about tweens and social media, early adults and depression, etc)Paragraphs 3 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraphs 4 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraphs 5 Select one major thing you learned and provide 3-5 good examples to support this idea. At least 2 of these ideas or facts should come from the book and be supported by research.Paragraph 6 Conclusion.

A 4-5 page paper on your assessment of your own group memberships and the perceptions and worldview that originate from your group membership.

This assignment should be informed by the assigned readings, and class discussions, and also extant literature. 12 font. Talk about the larger social narratives that serve to privilege you in the world. Talk about ways inn which this recognition has or has not shifted your perspective.
Talk about how the exploration of your privilege may enhance your work as a clinician.
2 or more resources.

Describe in detail what you observed, or activities that you implemented, and how they related to the specific standards.

The ages of the student are 6-9 years old. ( Help them on painting and cutting out decorations). Part 2: Physical Education/Health Standards Explain at least three physical education or health standards that were evident during your experience. If you did not include/observe at least three standards, reflect on why that was or how they could have been incorporated. Answer: The physical education on soccer, cycling, swimming ( Please make up something on it, I do not remember it) Part 3: Technology Did you observe any use of media/technology during your experience? How did the instructors and/or students use technology to enhance health/physical education? Answer: Yes, we did ( such as show them a video about how the physical education can help them have a healthy life) If you did not include/observe the use of technology, consider ways it could have been incorporated to enrich the learning experience (related to health/fitness). Part 4: Other course concepts Think about how our course topics pertaining to promoting health and fitness were evident in the work you did (or observations you made). Choose two of these course concepts and describe them and their manifestation in detail. Explain each course concept based on class materials (include at least one source citation per concept), and then describe what you observed in your placement relevant to the concept. Answer: Please make up something, I do not know. Part 5: Conclusions What did you learn from the experience? How did you help promote health and fitness in this setting? What did you learn that may benefit you, or those you work with, in the future? Answer: Please make up something, I do not know.
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