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Informative Speech On Alaska

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How are you? How do you feel? How is Alaska? I 'm about to complete the first semester of the third year, the exams will start in three weeks. The semester passed pretty quickly, and included very interesting courses such as: neuropediatrics- we learned about the structure of the brain and disorders in the pediatrics field, psychiatry and psychopathology-we learned about different mental illnesses, and how society treats those who are sick with mental disorders (we had very interesting debates in class), physical rehabilitation in terms of burns, prosthesis, spinal cord injuries, motor learning-processes of learning, what is actually happening to our brain when we learn, and other interesting courses. In addition, we had a quiz, papers to

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