Assistive Technology Tool

During the NBA off-season of 2015, professional basketball team, the Portland Trail Blazers lost four-out-of-five starters from the team due to free agency. These players include All-Star power-forward LaMarcus Aldridge, Wesley Matthews, Nicolas Batum, and Robin Lopez. Thus, leaving star point guard Damian Lillard all by his lonesome self. All eyes were on Aldridge during the period of him choosing to either stay in Portland, or leave and devastate all Portland fans. Many rumors were spread among NBA fans and agents about where LA wanted to go.

In the book it has dad only caring about Nick as much when he was a good basketball player, so I thought it was cool how they sort of betrayed him as a bad guy. I also thought it was neat how Nick and his brother had gotten farther apart because he was always hanging around with his girl friend. So when Trent told Nick about his story of his brother helping him at breakfast I think it made Nick want some Trent had rather than vice versa, so I liked how it put a little wanting from Nick in there. Then at the start of the story it talks about how good Nick and Luke looked in practice and how

Mr. Crawford, however thought that only thing that Jamal was good at was basketball and basketball alone. When the writing contest was approaching for Jamal he turned in one of William’s writing pieces. Mr. Crawford caught that Jamal’s piece was from a magazine in the 1960’s. At the high school championship at Madison Square Garden Jamal was given the chance that if he brings a high school championship back to the school that he wouldn’t need to meet with Mr. Crawford and the principal of the school about how he plagiarized one of William’s pieces.

The cost of the Big Mac is $129.00 and it can be purchased on https://www.ablenetinc.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&q=big+mac Website. 2. PalmTop3- The PalmTop3 is an Augmented Communication device used for students with learning disabilities for all ages. This assistive technology allows the student to communication by pushing buttons that represent communication configurations. The student will be able to connect unfamiliar words to pictures.

However, the speaker says, “most of us remember anyway [emphasis added]” (22). This alludes to the fact that the entire town has memories of Flick as a high-school basketball star, and most likely view his current situation with pity. The word “anyway” shows that Flick’s attempts at humor, and deflecting attention from his current position, do little to distract townspeople from recollections of Flick at his teenage prime. His hands are both “fine and nervous” (23) on a lug wrench; “fine” suggests they once had the magic touch, and “nervous” signifies Flick is not comfortable in his current job, at least not in the way he was on the basketball court. The final stanza takes us to Mae’s Luncheonette.

Hoops Dreams : Story of two students who became basketball players. The documentary begins character development of William Gates and Arthur who lives in a poorly neighborhood and it’s called the hood or ghetto because there are many drug dealers and gangsters in Chicago.The camera shots took place where they began to film the two freshman African American students who always wanted to become a basketball player and play for the NBA.There are sound effects in every scene like if it’s a sad scene going on then there’ll be sad music to it. Arthur and William are similar by their dad leaving them when they are young.Arthur’s father is a drug-addict person then he abused his wife. Bo always wanted his son to become a professional basketball player and follow his dreams.He wanted

In the last stanza, a metaphor depicts flick as standing “kind of coiled”, signifying the old basketball player within flick is still ready to spring. The last two lines liken the town of candy to former applauding audiences in the seats. Of course, only Flick is able to imagine them as such, which tells how much Flick is rivetted in the past. Thus, the variety of uses of figurative language show the reader what is going on in Flick’s mind, and the reader sees that Flick is eluding into fantasies about former victories. Updike depicts Former athlete to the current gas station attendant, allowing the reader to sympathize with Flick’s partiality for reminiscing.

He showed the coach he could hang with the varsity players after he fought hard against Gordy. The coach said Junior was one of the best shooters he has ever seen. Junior ended up starting and playing basketball had some issues attached to it. When the rival teams Reardan and Wellpinit played many fans booed Junior because that 's where he was from. Rowdy also played for the team and he ended up knocking Junior out of the game.

Reverse integration is a program that includes typically developing learners in a self-contained special education class (Perles,2012). It is a program also known as reverse inclusion was designed to foster positive support and interaction among typically-abled and disabled learners. Typically, this practice are being used to pre-school and kindergarten age in order to develop positive social culture among learners. Furthermore, the reverse integration is a program of interaction targeting academic and social goals for each learner (Baker,2015). The social and academic benefits of inclusion of students with disabilities in regular classes have been well documented (Drasgow&Stoxen,2003).

The philosophy is to provide an excellent environment to children. The program emphasis social, emotional, cognitive and physical development. By doing this interview, I can know more about Candy’s background, reasonability, and educational value in her professional career path. She shares her experiences and difficulties when she starts her work. She also provides information about create curriculum, activity, and interact with family.