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素素加油~~~我需要调整状态…………(Horse14

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[size=3]Can you give me an idea about what I miss in sociology class on Tuesday [/size]
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[size=3][color=red]A lot of them come[/color] form Erik Eriksson’s[color=red] work on psychological development [/color].He said that for children play [color=red]isn’t [/color]just [color=red]important replication then way [/color]as adults When children play they can deal with problems and they can learn the
(R-xuF3vs ~K0~r they can even express things like [color=red]fear and frustration ,if [/color]children [color=red]aren’t [/color]successful in play they may even have the emotional problems[color=red] expressing thing later[/color] in their life[/size]
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[size=3]So it’s play that leads animals and humans [color=red]get[/color] exposed to different experiences [/size]#J0Dd$Bs
[size=3]Exactly And it actually [color=red]sharpen[/color] them all[color=red] kinds [/color]of skill[color=red] thinking[/color] skill [color=red]as well as[/color] [color=red]physical [/color]skills that they need to survive [/size]
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[size=3]I understand you professor has been discussing several Eastern Woodland[color=red] Indian tribes [/color]in your study of Native American cultures .As you have probably learned the Eastern Woodland Indians get their name form the [color=red]forest-covered area[/color] of the Eastern United States where they lived .The earliest Woodland cultures [color=red]date[/color] back on 9000 years but the group we’ll focus on [color=red]dates[/color] back on only to about 700 AD we now call these Naïve American the Mississippian culture because they settled in the Mississippi River [color=red]Valley[/color] [/size]
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加油啦 今天被称潜水族啦 看你们三的贴很久啦 落落 你 还有 达达 (*^__^*) 嘻嘻……

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[font=Calibri][size=3]It’s my pleasure to come to you today to talk about the Galileo [color=red]machine [/color]to planet [b]Jupiter[/b] . Galileo was launched in 1989 and we have to wait until the end of 1995 for the space[color=red]craft and its[/color] probe to reach Jupiter ,of course[color=red] there was some[/color] exciting moment for long wait I first visited to Dr Black’s [color=red]Astronomy [/color]class back to Galileo had just visited the[color=red] Asteroid Belt [/color]I was able at that time to bring the Galileo’s [color=red]images[/color] of the [color=red]Asteroid Gasper[/color] .That was the first time we got an[color=red] up[/color]-close look at the Asteroid .It was just amazing .In April of 1991 we realized one of the [color=red]antennas[/color] that was supposed to transmit data [color=red]have no[/color] function .But there are also some disappointments .That[color=red] meant [/color]that we had to rely on the smaller antennas to give us data [color=red].But we have ended up[/color] been quite [color=red]pleased with what[/color] we [color=red]see[/color] from Galileo .As I mentioned before at the end of 1995 the Galileo probe finally [color=red]entered Jupiter’s atmosphere[/color] we knew Jupiter’s position at that time will make communication with the spacecraft difficult .So we decide to suspend[color=red] data[/color] transmission .After waiting about half a year we began to receive the data about Jupiter’s atmosphere i[color=red]n satellites[/color] and we [color=red]continue collecting it[/color] for two years .And now [color=red]what[/color] you[color=red] all have been [/color]waiting for ,[color=red]direct [/color]images of Jupiter.[/size] [/font]
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嘻嘻，，偶每天听写的动力都快要变成，，不让它沉了，，(Horse22

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我终于找到你这篇了~~~~~~~~咱俩错的差不多啊~~~~~~~
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楼主很有毅力哦，向你学习。我才开始听写两天而已，已经隐隐感到绝望了。还没找到感觉，也不知道方法，就是愣头愣脑地听，花费的时间极多，但效果很差。希望楼主能多传授点经验。:handshake

楼主很有毅力哦，向你学习。我才开始听写两天而已，已经隐隐感到绝望了。还没找到感觉，也不知道方法，就是愣头愣脑地听，花费的时间极多，但效果很差。希望楼主能多传授点经验。:handshake

to 楼上·~~听写是慢功夫·~~坚持听吧~~~

唉！今天就没听写，看完TT的帖子反思我的听力。_Jso7uR)F4e&sL [
我属于听得多但不精的人，不要像我学习。

素素 我也是 但是我要坚持每天一篇(Horse19 (Horse19

我正好可以拿你的比对~~~~哈哈~~~~~
eq {)ivS 这样子看的清楚点~~就不用老骚扰你问问题啦~~~~
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我正好可以拿你的比对~~~~哈哈~~~~~
Us&o7P%SZ 这样子看的清楚点~~就不用老骚扰你问问题啦~~~~
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每次听的好郁闷 说的跟郁闷.........
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