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This document discusses different types of dances from various countries and cultures. It lists Latin, ballroom, rhythm and smooth dances and their countries of origin. It also discusses how dance can contribute to holistic development by being a rhythmic and expressive movement that is accompanied by music and uses the body to create organized patterns.
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simulation Empowerment technology.pptx
The term is generally accepted to mean all devices, network components, applications and systems that combined allow people and organizations (i.e., businesses, nonprofit agencies, governments and criminal enterprises) to interact in the digital world.
Education
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Connections with different networks: global system of interconnected networks or devices
Composed of many web pages that are accessible anytime
location where there are many web pages.
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