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PDHPE (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) is an important subject in primary schools for several reasons. It aims to teach students skills like problem solving, communicating, and decision making to increase their well-being and help them live a healthy and fulfilling life. PDHPE also focuses on social, physical, emotional, cognitive, and developmental growth. It promotes physical activity and teaches students to make educated decisions to act responsibly. The subject encourages the adoption of an active lifestyle and essential movement patterns.
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Pdhpe pp
PDHPE (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) is an important subject in primary schools for several reasons. It aims to teach students skills like problem solving, communicating, and decision making to increase their well-being and help them live a healthy and fulfilling life. PDHPE also focuses on social, physical, emotional, cognitive, and developmental growth. It promotes physical activity and teaches students to make educated decisions to act responsibly. The subject encourages the adoption of an active lifestyle and essential movement patterns.
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The document discusses the state of the real-time web and summarizes that it is not fully realized yet. It covers various approaches to real-time applications including shared nothing architectures, message buses, Node.js with Socket.io, and Google App Engine. It also discusses commercial services like PubNub and Pusher and their limitations. The document advocates for a better approach that supports duplex communication, broadcasting, access rights, identity, presence, authorization, resource definitions, value updates, and webhooks. It suggests building such a service would require good documentation. Finally, it introduces SockJS as a way to abstract different real-time transport options and points to its GitHub page for more information.
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