'Different movements' diaporamas de présentation

Movement in the Classroom

Movement in the Classroom. TED 387 Music Methods Dr. Steve Broskoske. This is an audio PowerCast . Make sure your volume is turned up. Sound will begin on slide #2. PA Standards for Arts & Humanities.

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Chapter 10: Movement and Forces

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Hip Lab

Hip Lab. Brandee Johnson Cindy Dong Ken Bufford. Hip joint is a --------------------- joint?. Ball-and-socket. Name the joint which connects sacrum with the iliac crest?. Sacroiliac joint. Articulation of which bone makes the hip joint?. The head of the femur and acetabulum of the pelvis.

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INTRODUCTION: What is the Structure of My Body?

INTRODUCTION: What is the Structure of My Body?. Human Anatomy. The Human Structure determines function. The structures of the human body are well-designed for efficient movement.

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Making a Routine

Making a Routine. What is a Routine?. A set of steps combined to form a performance Like a story it needs to flow from one trick to another. We learned many skills that can be used in the routine Lets think of them all!!!. Rolls. Forward Roll Backward Roll Log Roll Egg Roll

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Medieval Period - Continued 450 - 1450

Medieval Period - Continued 450 - 1450. Polyphony The combination of two or more simultaneous melodic lines. Helped bring about meters and precise notation and pitch

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Digestion

Digestion. Learning objectives WALT To be able to relate the generalised structure of the gut wall in the oesophagus, stomach, duodenum and ileum to the functions of these organs.

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Free-body Diagrams

Free-body Diagrams. Helps to isolate and simplify a system (Like a boundary in systems theory) Is a line diagram that represents all of the forces acting on a body This simplified diagram allows better understanding of how forces are effecting a structure. B e a m s .

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DANCE CONCEPTS REVIEW

DANCE CONCEPTS REVIEW. SPACE. SIZE: large, small LEVEL: high, mid-level, low SHAPE: curved, straight DIRECTIONS: forward, backward, sideways, diagonal, upward, downward PATHWAY: straight, curved, circular, zig-zag RELATIONSHIPS: near, apart

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Layla

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SSS GA calculated on MQ magnetic axis and consequences on beam lines

MO/MQS/MQT. MS/MSS. MCBH/MCBV. SSS GA calculated on MQ magnetic axis and consequences on beam lines. MQ. In industry ? SSS assembly is based on inertia tube system (alignment of magnets following their magnetic axis) : BPM support flanges are aligned and welded from this system.

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