Answer: Concrete operational stage
Explanation: Concrete operational stage is the third stage of Piaget’s theory, that deals with cognitive development of a child. Concrete operational stage comes after the preoperational stage, which occurs between 7-10 years of age. Optimum use of logic is usually seen during this period.
However, the ability to view things from another individual’s perspective is acquired by the child during this stage, regardless of what they think happened.
Answer:
falling, similar, there all potentially bad but (i think this is an option question) i think gymnastics could be more dangerous bacuse of the flipping.
Explanation:
similar because your doing moving body activity
Answer:
1) Linebacker
: Defends against the pass and push forward to stop the run or tackle the quarterback
2) cornerbacks and safties
: Battles with the offensive line to try to stop a play or sack the quarterback
3) wide receivers
: Catch the balls thrown by the quarterback
4) running backs
: Take a handoff from the quarterback and run with the ball
5) guards and tackles
: Defend against the pass from the quarterback to the wide receiver and also help stop the run
6) tight ends
: Snaps the ball to the quarterback and blocks the defense
7) Center
: Keeps the defense from trying to get the quarterback or running back
8) defensive line
: Block the defense and will also catch passes
9) quarterback
: Pass or hands off the ball
1) set a schedule and a time for exercise
2) make a checklist so you can tick off when you have completed an exercise.
3) you can set an aim on how many calories you want to burn
4) write notes on how often you work/worked out and for how long (on each exercise)
5) change up your routine so that your body doesn't get too used to the same movements
6) plan rests (usually 30 second breaks between each exercise)
7) also note your diet. this should be healthy and balanced to maintain proportion with amount of exercise.
Hope these tips help with your journal :)