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MPU 3492 Archery Weekly Reflection Date:May 15, 2024 On May 15, 2024, we engaged in an activity focused on Subteras Reflection Theory and Practice. Dr. Hasnizam taught us archery techniques using a rubber band. Before starting, we did stretching exercises with the rubber band. We then learned the theory of pre-draw archery without a bow, using the rubber band instead. Following the theoretical part, Dr. Hasnizam assessed our knowledge through practical activities.

This is the story of the making & meaning of the painting, "Reaching for the Moon." (You can shop/view this painting at www.nancysart.co)

MPU3492 Archery: Before today's class started (17/04/2024), an chairman discussed with the members about the extracurricular special project of MPU3492 and voted on it, after that also discussed the schedule for that day. In the following class, an instructor gave some suggestions on the results of the discussion, such as departure time, transportation, and the tools currently needed. In addition, instructor also gave some guidance on archery and introduced us can go to the archery world website to read the book 3, the target archery.

One of my favorite techniques to teach are ink effects. Methods like wet-on-wet, salt, and rubbing alcohol can add even more personality to an expressive water-based medium. Cats were the subject for the UC San Diego Extended Studies course I teach, Playing with Pen and Ink. Media includes India ink on hot press watercolor paper, with a little white gel pen for sparkle.

Double sided arrows! A quick and easy explanation of how to setup your artwork to ensure visitors are pointed in the right direction! https://lnkd.in/gK_WiH5T

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More terrific #trial #presentation tips from Kostantino Athanasopoulos! In part 2, Dean discusses #technology in the #courtroom, using the #elmo & discusses "hot seating"! Check it out here! #litigationsupport #litigation https://lnkd.in/g5uA9e4f

"Sometimes, at the end of our sessions, l would stick her finished painting onto the wall for decoration and keep it in the office for her and others to see. She enjoyed this so much, she was so proud that people were seeing what she created, and it was a great way to show her just how capable she is, and to highlight her strengths". In this blog, one of our youth workers discusses the importance of tapping into children's strengths, to teach them the resilience and self-esteem that will help them prevent a lifetime of struggle 👉 https://ow.ly/Trs350Qfrqg

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