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Bandaging and dressing wounds is important for first aid to control bleeding, absorb fluids, and prevent infection. There are different types of bandages and techniques used depending on the situation. Sterile gauze pads, adhesive tapes, roller bandages, and triangular bandages are common supplies used to bandage wounds. Proper bandaging involves cleaning the wound, applying pressure to control bleeding, and securely wrapping the bandage around the injured area. Transporting an injured victim carefully is also important when further medical help is needed.
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The document discusses the concepts of courtship, dating, and marriage in the Philippines. It provides details on:
- Traditional courtship practices in different regions of the Philippines, which typically involve serenading, singing competitions, or household chores.
- The definition and importance of dating, including strengthening relationships and getting to know one's partner better.
- Factors to consider when choosing a lifetime partner, such as good character, maturity, commitment, love, economic readiness, and physical maturity.
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1. This study aims to determine the challenges faced by physical education teachers at the University of Cagayan Valley in teaching physical education subjects during the "new normal" of online learning due to COVID-19.
2. The researchers will survey physical education teachers about the difficulties they encounter with quizzes, recitation, performance tasks, and exams in the online environment, and how these challenges may differ based on teacher characteristics.
3. The goals are to assess the current challenges and make recommendations to better support physical education teachers in virtual instruction.
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The document discusses a proposed research study on the challenges encountered by physical education teachers in the University of Cagayan Valley in teaching physical education subjects during the new normal. It outlines the introduction, research gap, conceptual framework, research paradigm, research purpose statement, research questions, hypothesis, related literature, methodology, data gathering procedure, and data analysis plan. The study aims to explore the challenges faced by physical education teachers and identify strategies to improve their teaching during the pandemic.
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This document discusses courtship, dating, and marriage in the Philippines. It begins by defining courtship as the period before engagement where a couple gets to know each other. It then describes various traditional courtship practices across different regions of the Philippines, such as serenading and love potions. Dating is defined as social activities done by couples to assess compatibility. Engagement is a period for couples and families to get to know each other better before marriage. Marriage is described as a lifelong partnership requiring qualities like commitment, fidelity, and economic readiness. The document ends by discussing factors to consider when choosing a lifetime partner.
ALFRACE TASI _ PPT.pptx
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